Dodgers Top Cardinals as Hodges Potent in Sixth
In Brooklyn, the Dodgers beat Cincinnati 4 to 2 led by Hodges grand slam in a six run third inning. Roe scattered 11 hits for his eighth win, aided by four double plays. Smith relieved well for Cincinnati. Bums first place after win. Giants lose to Cardinals 3-2 as Wes Westrum hits eighth homer in eighth.
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Sedgman Seeded First As Wimbledon Opens
Frank Sedgman, 22, Australian champion, is seeded number one at Wimbledon as 16 players enter the singles field in an unprecedented seeding move. Ted Schroeder, the previous champion from California, is not defending. The list includes Sturges, Party, Mulloy, Larsen, Bromwich, Seixas, Kovaleski, Bose and Cucelli among others. The women’s seeds place Louise Brough at No. 1 and Margaret Osborne duPont at No. 2.
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la Crescenta
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All-England
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Gardnari Mulloy
Miami
Fla
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Evie Sturges
South Africa
Budge Party
Los Angeles
Mulloy
Are Larsen
San Francisco
Joh Bromwich
Australia
Geoff Brown
Ken McGreg
Billy Sidwell
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Fred Kovaleski
Detroit
Irvin Dorfman
New York
Dulip Bose
India
Gianni Cucelli
Italy
America
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Margaret Osborne duPont
U.S
Wilmington
Del
City-Wide Golf Tourney Eaters Match Play Opens
The 17th Gazette City-Wide Golf tournament at Meadow Brook Country Club begins match play for 32 qualifiers in upper and lower brackets. EFENDING CHAMPION Jim Chatfield eyes back-to-back titles, as Fred Keeler advances from qualifying and leading contenders Carper Brawley Zimmerman Chenoweth vie for rounds today.
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Chatfield
Carper
Gay Carper
Andy Brawley
Elmer Zimmerman
Fred Keeler
Sami Campbell
Brawley
Joe Williams
Zimmerman
O. K. Johnson
Gordon Murray
John P. Chenoweth, Jr
City Wide Pairings for Upper and Lower Brackets
Sports draw lists numerous matchups in two brackets with players such as Moagy Dent Relph H. Smith Guyer Ray Headl Spence and more. The schedule outlines pairings by time slots including 1:13 3:40 2:50 and 2:25 with numerous players and local clubs noted.
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Relph H. Smith
H. C. Guyer
Ray Headl
Restore Spence
BU Kyle
Andy Brawley
Joe Wiliams
R. N. Hutchinson
Yom Stallings
Gordon Murray
Jobatt Chenoweth, Jr
Wright
L. H. Bicotetay
Chatfield
Pred. Keeler
Tigers Lose to Logan in Saturday Twin Bill
The West Side Tigers softball team lost 6-4 to the Logan All-Stars in the first game of a Saturday twin bill, then won the nightcap 5-2. They defeated Floyd Meadows' All-Stars 5-1 and 3. Upcoming games include Stag Bar at Cabell Field Wednesday, Lakin Hospital Friday at Rachel Stadium, Hewitt All-Stars of Logan County Saturday at Whitesville, and a Sunday double header at Cabell Field versus Anderson Black Tops.
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Charleston
Logan
Tigers
Floyd Meadows’ All-Stars
Huntington
Stag Bar
Cabell Field
Lakin Hospital
Rachel Stadium
Mason City
Hewitt Alll- Stars
Logan County
Whitesville
Anderson Black
Hansford Wins 5-0 Over Belle American Legion Post 141
Hansford Post 141 defeated Belle American Legion yesterday 5 to 0 in a shutout. The winners plated four runs in the first inning and added another in the second to seal the victory.
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Harsford Post
Belle American Legion
Tutwiler Sets New Hawks Nest Course Record
Tutwiler Ed Tutwiler former state amateur golf champion broke the Hawks Nest Country Club course record with 34 36 68 four under par. He played with Gene Simms Dr Kennedy and Abel Garten as Simms added 70 Kennedy 77 Garten 82. The pro record at B7 is held by Jules Blanton Kanawha Country Club pro.
Suggs Kirk Are Extended In Western Open Round
June 20 Richard Suggs and Kirk faced tough early rounds in the Western Open golf meet. Ellamae Roessler carried Suggs to the 20th green before losing one up to the defending champion from Carrollton. Peggy Kirk, from Findlay, beat Edean Anderson in a tight finish.
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Miami
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Findlay
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Helena
Mont
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Minneapolis
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Chicago
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San Antonio
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Des Moines
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Gosse le
Mich
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Marshall Becker
Topeka
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