City Wide Qualifying Opens at Meadow Brook This Week
The Gazette begins four days of City Wide golf qualifying at Meadow Brook with up to 100 amateurs vying for a 64 player bracket. Match play starts Tuesday, potential record set or new champion as past winners compete. practice days feature Chenoweth, Holter, Spence, Hedrick and others. Non-members pay $2 plus greens fees today, Sunday. Meadow Brook members pay entry only on Saturday or Sunday. Tournament director Mike oenig notes summer rules apply throughout.
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Reds End Slump With 6-1 Victory Over Braves
Incinnati pitcher Willard Ramerell dominated with seven hits allowed while guiding the Reds to a 6-1 win, snapping a three-game skid. The Reds jumped ahead early in the first inning as they seized control and never looked back, delivering a decisive victory.
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Yanks Beat Tigers 2-0 In Big City Shutout
New York pitcher Raschi earned his 10th win with a masterful three-hit shutout over Detroit before 43,804 at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees, with Baschi delivering another clean game, moved within three games of the league leaders as the Tigers were silent on the to-do.
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Baseball scores and notes from a busy national league day
Baseball results feature Brooklyn and Chicago in a slugfest with Cincinnati and Boston also tallying runs. American League highlights include Philadelphia and Chicagy, plus New York beating Detroit while Washington and Cleveland struggle. Boxed lines mix players, RBI, 2B, SB, and pitching notes with partial team rosters and minor league entries.
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Bud Bebber Saves Indians Rally In Ninth Inning Loss
Bud Bebber came on in relief to calm a late rally as the Chitwood Senators edged the Indians 3 2 at Watt Powell Park. Applebaum drove in the decisive run with a fifth inning sacrifice fly and a series of hits built a lead before Bebber shut the door in the ninth, fanning Powis and getting Hopkins to bounce to Carson. Dayton star Applebaum and pitcher Bebber were key figures in the opener of a three game set.
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Woodrums and Reds lead Kanawha Junior League action
Woodrums beat Gazette 7 to 5 at Legion Field as Haddad pitched four hits. Williams had three hits to spark Woodrums. Charleston Reds defeated Legion Indians 6 to 4 at Kanawha City field, Nelson homered in the fourth. Wolfe allowed six hits for the win. Cunningham’s league entry to play a doubleheader at Legion Field features Owens Libsy Owens in the first game at 1 30 and Cunningham versus Parkette in the second at 3 30.
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Cards Yanks trade big names for Pirates prospects
Cardinals manager lists two top players Wally Westlake and Cliff Chambers in a swap for Pirates figures Pollet Joe Garagiola Howerton Wilks and Cole. Pollet falters with 0-3, hoping new climate improves form. Garagiola adds catching depth. Wilks could return as reliever after elbow surgery. Howerton and Cole offer season prospects.
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Newcombe Returns to Star in 2-1 Dodgers Win Over Cubs
In Chicago, Don Newcombe ends a week’s layoff with a complete-performance 2-1 victory over the Cubs. He drives in the winning run with a sixth inning single and fends off Cubs hitters with a dominant strikeout spree. Brooklyn’s rally in the sixth features Robinson and Furilla as Newcombe secures his seventh win while Minner takes the loss.
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Jean Fourche Wins Golf Title on 19th
Jean Fourche, 23, defeated Ruby Huffman to win the Kanawha County Women's Golf tournament at Kanawha Country Club. Fourche, down 2-0, parred the 18th and sank a decisive four-foot putt on the 19th to clinch the match as Huffman mised a key putt on 19.
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The Cardinals defeated the Phillies 10 to 2 before 2,132 fans as Harry Lowrey Billy Johnson and Stan Musial powered the offense. Lowrey and Johnson homered. Johnson drove in four runs. Max Lanier won, limiting Philadelphia to six hits. Jim Konstanty allowed 13 hits to the Cardinals in relief.
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Yankees Trade Byrne for Overmire and Cash
New York reports the Yankees sent southpaw Tommy Byrne to the St. Louis Browns for pitcher Stubby Overmire and about $10,000. Byrne owned two wins and one loss this season. Overmire, mainly a reliever, has one win and six losses.
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Sports news wild card update with player moves
A fragmented sports item notes changes in players Skin and Ries affecting teams Uniform and Stonewall Jackson. Mention references Hy Prosk a Columbia Sally League figure with a .333 batting average and Ries departure after limited production. Local league lines mix teams St Albans Nitro St Paul and scattered odds and ends.
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Marietta Race Affected by Rising River Currents
The river is rising rapidly with forecasts showing 22 feet by tonight and cresting well below flood stage at 84 feet tomorrow night. Coast Guard crews will clear the Griff wood race course before race time as swift current and drifting debris threaten the outing. The 1902 Pirates pennant margin over the Dodgers remains a record.
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Philippines Take 2-0 Lead Over Netherlands in Davis Cup
The Philippines built a 2-0 edge over the Netherlands in the Davis Cup European zone quarterfinals in Noordwijk aan Zee. Felicisimo Lampon defeated Noke Beant in straight sets 6-1 6-3 6-1, and Rawmournide Deyro beat Load Kryt 4 6-0 6-1, signaling a likely final victory for the Philippines.
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Golf tournament scores reveal a crowded leaderboard
Players battled through rounds with many at 147, 148, and 149 as the field was pared to thirty five for tomorrow’s finale. Notables include Lew Worsham Paul Runyan Sam Snead and Cary Middlecoff among those advancing. George Fazio Lee Mackey Te and others missed the cut as 162 starters were reduced to 35 contenders.
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