Seeded Stars Triumph In Pro Tennis Meet at Forest Hills
In the national professional championship at Forest Hills on June 16 Jack Josel of Oakland eighth seed defeated Paul Martin of Larchmont in straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-2. John Nogrady of Oyster Bay beat Roy Miller 6-0 6-1. Other results: Charles Wood beat Sam Shore 8-3 6-2 8-3 and William Douglas defeated Harold Duncan 8-3 6-2 8-3. Al Doyle of New York topped Rudy Noble 6-1 6-3 6-2.
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Jack Josel
Oakland
Cal
Paul Martin
Larchmont
John Nogrady
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Roy Miller
New York
Charles, Wood
Bedford Village
N. Y
Sam Shore
William Douglas
Baltimore
Harold Duncar
Seal Harbor
al Doyle
Rudy Noble
Home Again Williams Returns From Europe Tour
Holman Williams, Chicago middleweight boxer, who has been campaigning in Europe, arrived back in the United States by plane early today after his overseas stint.
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New York
Holman Williams
Chicago
Europe
United States
Bromwich Quits London Net Play After Taking Two
Australia’s top player John Bromwich withdrew from the London singles at the Brass courts championship after a first round win over Ghaus Mohammed. Bromwich, joined by Dinny Rails and Geoff Brown in doubles, left the grounds with Bill Sidwell declaring no comment. Colin Long remained as Australia’s sole singles entrant.
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London
John Bromwich
Australia
Act Star
India
Ghaus Mohammed
Dinny
Rails
Geoff Brown
Bromwich
Bill Sidwell
Colin Long
Pails
Brown
Jack Kramer
Kramer
Mohammed
Bob Falkenburg
United States
I. Treczynski
Poland
Falkenburg
Ellsworth Vines
W. Skowecki
Margaret’. Osborne
Louise Brough
Doris Hart
Pattricia Todd
Miss Hart
Bewitch Wins $20,000 Hyde Park Stakes at Arlington
Bewitch, unbeaten filly from Alimet Farm, captured the $20,000 Hyde Park Stakes at Arlington Park’s season opener. The CHICAWA report notes Bewitch finished eight lengths ahead of Augustus and Nahm's Louwjac, paying $3.00, $2.20, and $2.20.
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Bewitch
Arlington
Alumet Farm
Arlington Parks
Augustus
Nahm
Louwjac
Yankees Beat White Sox In Ninth In Squeeze Play
New York tops Chicago 4-3 as Phil Rizzuto lays down a perfect squeeze bunt in the ninth, bringing in Joe DiMaggio for the decisive run. Yankees stretch AL lead to a game and a half over idle Detroit and Boston.
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Yanks
New York
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Phil Rizzuto
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Major League Standings and Road Work Updates
National League results list Mhlisterphie at St Launtehths with one scheduled game. American League notes New York 1 Chicago 0. Additional items mention Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh standings and a series of road and paving bids approved by the PRA for U.S. Route 60 and State Route 63 projects across several counties with contractors and bid amounts.
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Enokl Yen O Mhlisterphie
St Launtehths
New
York
Chicago i
State to Begin Route 60 Paving Within 2 Weeks
The Road Commission announced Public Roads Administration approval of low bids for paving sections of Route 60 and alternate Route 60S. Paving on Route 50 would start within two weeks. Both projects aim to be completed and opened to traffic by fall, Road Commissioner E L Worthington stated.
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Road Commission
Public Roads Administration
E. L
Prolable Pitch Records From Mixed League Matches
The schedule lists multiple games with uncertain outcomes and provisional records. Brooklin al faces Branca at Chicago with 7-8 versus, Schana and Mungee 1-1 in Boston Cincinnati Barrett 8-3 against Meterson 2-4, New York Pittsburgh night Cooper versus Datermeester 6-4, St Lowis Boston-Fanningen Ferrias 3-3, Detrett at enllanetebte Heaton 4-3 vs Scheib 1-0, Cleveland Warrington Feder a-1 against Newsom 3-4.
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Chicago Branca
St. Tonighty
Schana
Mungee
Boston
Cincinnati
Barrett
Va. Meterson
New York
Pittsburgh
Fanningen
Ferrias
Detrett
Enllanetebte
Mighh
Heaton
Scheib
Cleveland
Warrington
Feder
Newsom
Yugoslavia Beats South Africa in Davis Cup Play
In Zagreb on June 16 Yugoslavia edged South Africa three matches to two to reach the European zone final. Yugoslavia will face Czechoslovakia in a best of five series for the title next month, with the winner to meet the North American champion for a chance to challenge the U S team. Marooned by weather, several matches were postponed or canceled, including the fifth encounter between Drobny and Bernard.
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South Africa
Zagreb
Yugnoslavia
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Australia
Canada
Mount Royal
Eric Sturgess
Josip Pallada
Jaroslav, Drobny
Marcel Bernard
France
Prague
Drobny
Plum Hollow Notes From Page One Contests
Practice rounds showed Dick Metz posting 70 and Gene Kings of Englewood New Jersey 71 alongside Snead. Worsham struggled after his Open win with a 77 admitting his game was awful. Phil Friel from Melrose Massachusetts nailed a hole in one with a four wood on the fifth for the day’s best shot and forecast an 18 hole score around 77.
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Plum Hollow
Dick Metz
Gene Kings
Englewood
N. J
Snead
Worsham
Phil Friel
Melrose
Mass
Dodgers Hit Hard by Collision Leaves Reiser Again
Chicago report describes Pete Reiser being knocked to the field during batting practice when pitcher Clyde King collided midair with Carl Furillo and sent Reiser sprawling. Reiser walked off with Pee Wee Reese, pulse later deemed normal by trainer Wendler, while Burt Shotton faced a fresh string of defeats as Pete sidelined.
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Crashes Reiser
Chicago
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Clyde King
Carl Furillo
Reiser
Furillo
King
Dodgers
Belser
Pee Wee Reese
Doc” Wendler
Burt Bhotton
Pete
Noted Violin Teacher Dies in Switzerland
Genevan obituary notes the death of Bronislaw Huberman, age 64, famed violin master and teacher, at his Nant sur Corsier home. He had just returned from a concert tour of Italy and was internationally renowned for his performances and teaching.
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Switzerland
Geneva
F—Bronislaw Huberman
Nant Sur Corsier
Haly
High Court Rejects Renegotiation Law On Constitutional Grounds
The High Court struck down key provisions of the renegotiation law on 13 constitutional grounds. It said the act unlawfully delegates legislative power to the War Contracts Price Adjustment board, deprives the firm of property without due process, and lacks a standard for excess profits. The government has secured millions under the act, which allows reconsideration of prices after profits are checked. Separately a court defined who is an employee for social security taxes, ruling five to four that independent truckers for Albert Silk Coal Co. of Topeka are contractors, based on equipment, self-hire, and control of work, while coal unloaders and Greyhound Lines drivers may be employees under different terms.
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Mage 1Ive
Albert Silk Coal Co
Topeks, Kans
Grey Yan Lines
Grosal
Shady Spring Boy Injured in High School Workshop
Beckley June 16 Franklin Collins ten year old son of Shady Spring high school vocational agriculture instructor J. M. Collins is in critical condition in a Beckley hospital after a workshop accident. He climbed a table and metal stamping machine fell on him causing a fractured skull and chest injuries.
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Shady Spring
Beckley
Franklin Collins
Shady Spring High School
J. M. Collins
Parkersburg to consider first gross sales tax ordinance
Mayor Carlton E. Welch said the Parkersburg city council will receive for first reading an ordinance creating the city's first municipal gross sales tax. It could raise about 120000 in additional revenue next fiscal year, pending a special legislative session called by Governor Meadows for June 23.
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Parkersburg
Carlton E. Welch
Welch
Meadows
Shipping Halts Continue Across U S Ports
The NMU and allied unions push for wage hikes and benefits as key operators resist bargains. CIO President Murv ey backs union stance from Washington while warnings of full-scale picket lines grow. Embargo threats loom for rail shipments to US flag ships amid stalled talks and varied regional shutdowns.
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NMU
Philip Murvey
CIO
Washington
Curran
Jack Lawrenson
Tanker
Collier
American Communications Assoc
Truffan
New Orleans
Houston
San Francisco
ACA
Portland
Ore
Pythian Sisters to meet. Kanawha Coottielte club anniversary
Club News reports Pythian Sisters Cheerleston Temple No 27 meet tonight in the hall at 711 Virginia Street with Mrs Katheryn Fuller presiding. Kanawha Coottielte club No 240 marks its first anniversary with a dinner tomorrow at the VFW hall on Quarter Street. "Cooties" will be guests of honor.
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Pythian Sisters
Cheerleston Temple
Virginia
Katheryn Fuller
Kanawha Cootielte Club No. 240
VFW -Hall
Quarder St
Wasps Attack Spiders And Paralyze For Larvae Food
Wasps frequently attack spiders and paralyze them with their stings, then store the immobile prey for food to be used by their larvae once they hatch.
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