Hogan Demaret Pace Golfers In Inverness
Hogan and Demaret lead the Inverness round robin at Toledo with plus 21 as semi final rounds open. Nelson and Thomson sit second, Picard and Revelta fourth, while Mangrum and McSpaden stay even. Final Sunday matches set with $2,000 top prize and birdie race leader tie between Demaret Hogan and Heafner Metz.
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Psverness Country Club
Toledo
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Byron Nelson
National P. G. A
Jimmy Thomson
Horton Smith
Lawson Little
Henry Picard
Johnny Revalta
Lloyd Mangrum
Harold McSpaden
Guldahl
Harrison
Byrd-Bulla
Heainer
Metz
Thomson-Nelson
Picaré
Revelta
Demaret-Hogan
Mangini Melvades Ve. Smith
Little
Thomson- Nelson
Heafner
Picard
Revolta
Mangrum
McSpaden
Smith-Little
Guidahl-Harrison
Demaret- Hogan
Lawfort Little
Speh
Smith
Inverness
Sundry
Demaret
Hogan
Picard-Revolta
Guldahl-Harrison
Mangrum-McSpaden
Bulla-Byrd
Jones Selects Ryder Cup Benefit Matches Draw Pro Field
Jones confirms a star-studded lineup to face the Ryder Cup team led by Walter Hagen in Brookfield Center. The charity event features multiple major champions and pros including Snead Picard Ghezzi and McSpaden, with proceeds to USO service members. Matches follow prewar international rules, 26-hole foursomes on day one and 36-hole singles on day two. Proceeds go to the Professional Golfers' Association toward national service efforts.
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Brookfield Center
Conn
Ed Dudley
Auguste
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Clayton
Heafnar
Linville
N.C
Jones
Walter Hagen
Sammy Snead
Act Springs
Henry Picard
Hersoey
Paul “Dunyen
Wille Plains
Vic Ghezzi
Bes
Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Iit
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Jonce
U.S.C
Gray–Edmonds vs Parsons–Hatener in doubles title match
Gray and Barbara Edmonds advance to face Deacon Parsons and Lyle Hatener Bennett in the mbed doubles final. Parsons and Bennett defeat Mrs. Scott Camp and her son Scott Camp Jr 6-1 3-6 6-1 to reach the title round.
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Gray
Arkle
Hilton
Barbara Edmonds
Deacon Parsons
Lyle Hatener
Bennett
Parsons
Scott Camp
Trojans Win Track Crown at Stanford National Meet
Southern California won the 11th annual national collegiate track championship at Stanford with a record 842 points. Indiana finished second with 50, California third with 49 1 4. Ohio State 25. Notable scorers included Billy Brown 24 for LSU and Barney Ewell for Penn State 20. Other top teams were New York University 14, Georgetown 18, Nebraska 18, Notre Dame 19. Archie Hertis of Indiana set a new discus record at 174 feet 3 4 inches in the trials.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Southern California
Trojans
Stanford
Dean Cromwell
University of Indiana
California
Ohio State
Billy Brown
Louisiana State
Barney Ewell
Penn State
New York University
Georgetown
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Oregon
Miami
Clinvis
Michigan
Fresno State
Minnetsota
Howard Payne
Michigan Normal
Ashland
Colorado
Xavier
Texas
U. C. L. A. Sig. Loyola
Wisconsin
Utah
Oregon State
Washington State
Aggies
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma
Northwestern
Washington
Archie Hertis
Indiana
Harris
Second Half Slated In Softball League
The Charleston Softball League concluded its first half with L. C. defeating Carbide 5 to 2. Kanawha won the summer division as Fraternal Order of Eagles. The second half starts Monday with three games at O. L. O field featuring Kanawha City vs Greyhound, Westvaco vs Carbide, and Sport Mart vs Salvation Army.
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Charleston
Lou Nova to Fight Louis in September Rumor Returns
The article reports on plans for Lou Nova to meet Joe Louis in September, with Ray warning that Uncle Mike Jacobs riskes losing the Conn-Ray meal ticket. Rey questions whether Louis will accept Nova and notes Cann as a preferred opponent, plus a list of minor baseball scores from the International League.
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Conn
Ray
Mike
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Nova
Louis
Rey
Nove
Cann
Eagles and Drillers clash in doubleheader at Owens Illinois
Eagles and Drillers meet in a twin bill at Owens Illinois with game one at 2 oclock. The Eagles won the Commerce league first half title while the Drillers secured the Industrial division first half crown.
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Tac Eagles
L.O.B. Drillers
Owens Illinois
Eagles
Drillers
Cubs Lose In Extras With Salve Stit chings Rally
In a tense tenth inning the Cubs loaded the bases but failed to score. Bill Nicholson and Babe Dahlgren homered off Johnson in the second. Salvo, Sturgeon and McCullough delivered key hits as Chicago left runners on and absorbed the loss in a high effort batterymatch with West and Dahlgren closing.
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Cubs
Bill Nicholson
Babe Dahlgren
Johnson
Mupian
Gnicacn
Wretel
Hock
Mann
Berrey
Sismmoth
Leiber
McCullough
Qei
Stringermoth
Boron
Ghicego
P. Waner
Rowell
West
Dahlgrén
Nicholson
Sist
Ini Moore
Sisti
Borres
Dahlgren
Cooney
Bistl
Moore
Cava’ Retia
Zome
Bast
Lea
Hassett
Wietelmany
Stringer
Sturgeon
Loft
Baster
Chicago
Salvo
Lae
Ler
AieMiors
Umpher
Stewart
Duan
Magerkurth
Zactual
Pirates Slim Phils 2-0 Behind Bowman's Three Hit Win
Pittsburgh ace Joe Bowman pitched a three hit game in a 2 to 4 Pirates victory over Philadelphia. Bowman carried a no hitter into the sixth before Joe Masty broke it up with a single, and he escaped a bases loaded jam in the eighth with one out. The win halted Philadelphia’s six game skid as Pittsburgh improved their offense late to seal the win.
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Pittsburgh
Phillies
Joe Bowman
Pirates
Bowman
Joe Masty
Philadelphia
Prilotetihta
Pitisuiegh Abe
Ado Morty
AlGustine
Riza
Agen
Rowman
Grove
Dod Grissom
Benjamin
Pola
Val Tatwle
Vaughan
Gusting
Soap Box Essay Entry Rules for Charleston Derby
Boys ages 11 to 11 inclusive may enter the soap box derby essay contest sponsored by the Charleston aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Present entry forms at Saturday derby clinic sessions at 12 30 p m at South Charleston high school.
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Charleston Aerie
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
South Charleston High School
Charleston
Yellow Scar Opposes Kenaston in Armory Mat Bout
Sergi and Kenaston, famed farmer wrestler, clash tomorrow night at the Armory in the American Legion mat feature. In the semi final Buzz Jones and Milt Olsen resume their 40 minute draw from last week, aiming for three falls or 45 minutes. Frank Hagen meets Dapper Eta Reynolds in the opener at B38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergi
Bob Kenaston
Farmer Meéhatic
Armory
Yellow Scar
American Legion
Buzz Jones
Wild Wyoming Cowboy
Milt Olsen
Milwaukee
Frank Hagen
el Paso
Tex
Eta Reynolds
Golf prizes awarded in flights at Spencer Moore event
Prizes include golf shoes from Siegel Shoe Co and half dozen 75-cent balls for third flight winner. runner-up Denny Shute received a putter from Montgomery Ward and 75-cent balls. other awards list Half-dozen 50-cent balls from John C. Wiley Co and additional gear from Frank Enberger’s and Montgomery Ward. Semifinalists in first and second flights get seven-cent balls, while third and fourth flight finalists receive a half dozen ten-cent balls.
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Spencer Moore Company
Siegel Shoe Company
Doz
Denny Shute
Montgomery Ward
John C. Wiley Company
McGregory Sport
Frankenberger’s
Res Eriva
Answers to Sports Exam Slatelot Derby and More
A collage of sport trivia and results lists performers and outcomes from various sports. It mentions Slatelot in the Derby, Belmont participants, pole vault record, tennis and skeet notes, notable players and managers, golf and boxing references, and notable 20th century athletes across Cubs Yankees Browns and other teams.
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Slatelot
King Cole J
Robert Morris
Belmont
Thetran Kingsbury
Henry Gornicki
Cardis
Tom Hughes
Phillies
Stan Benjamin
Phils
Gornicki
Lou Novskett
Cubs
Sgainst Hughes
Jimmy Demearst
Pauline Betz
Pat Laursen
Rod Sturgeon
Chicago Cubs
AM Anderson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phil Rloztto
New York Yankees
Fred Chapman
Philadelphia
Whirlaway Captures Whirlaway in a Length Victory
Whirlaway wins by a length amid a five minute foul claim review. Arcaro and trainer Ben Jones posed for photos as a patrol judge’s testimony swung the result. Whirlaway’s 2:09 2-5 time marked his fifth straight win and moved earnings to 244,000.
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Whirlaway
Ball
Arcaro
Ben Jones
Pice Fares
Teather Carroll
Jackey Arcara
Market Wise
Whirly
Warren Wright
Chicago
Michigan Star Dick Wakefield Signs Tigers Contract
Detroit Tigers pay rumored fifty thousand dollar bonus to University of Michigan outfielder Dick Wakefield. Wakefield signed in Detroit with his mother present, amid reports of offers from Cleveland and Brooklyn, as baseball circles discuss the record sum for a college player joining the pros.
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Detroit
Dick Wakefield
University of Michigan
Detroit Tigers
Wakefield
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baseball Cies
Tiger
Willer O. Briggs
Chicago
Mra Howard Wakefield
Howar Walefeld
Clima
Baseball Stars Shine Across Leagues In Weekend Play
Fractured OCR shows players and teams from the American and National Leagues. Mentions Red Sox Dodgers Giants Yankees Cubs Tigers and several players like Slaughter, Williams, Nichols, and Johnson. Scattered numbers imply scores and standings with mixed team references.
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Eni Tayer
Clete Wem BR
Iret Williams
Red Sox
IE Heath
Uhdians
Mullin
Ouf Meiser
Dodgers Ap
Slaughter
Gard li
Imme
York
Tatra
Ee Giants Soos
Jonnson
Athletics
Gardili
Ondgers
Edisapgio
Yanks
Riggs Faces Parker in National Clay Court Final
Chicago June 91 Bobby Riggs and Frankie Parker, rivals for the fourth national clay title, advance toward a championship clash at River Forest. Riggs defeated Gardnay Mulloy 6-2 6-3 6-3 after letting Mulloy lead early. Parker beat Don Meiveill 3-6 6-4 6-9 to reach the final, with other results giving seeds for the women's and doubles events.
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Chicago
Bobby Riggs
Frankie Parker
Pride
New Jersey
River Forest
Teas Nls Club
Riggs
Gardnay Mulloy
Coral Gables
Fla
Clinton
5. C
Mulloy
Parker
Don Meiveill
Three Tie For Honors In Gun Club Shoot
Three shooters tied for honors at the Charleston Gun Club weekly shoot with 49s. Points were posted across 0 16 yard single targets and 25 16 targets with scores for each participant led by fh L Smith E M Sparkes and H H Walfe. Additional results show Cohen 49 Ecker 47 Herron 47 Snyder 46 48 tied LaPol tete 48 and Spalding 52.
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L. Smith
E. M. Sparkes
H. Walfe
Charleston
Charleston golf events fuel zest for summer match
The article sketches a busy golf scene around Charleston with DeVeres and Javint eager for rematch chances at the June 30 pro-am sponsored by the State FGA, plus plans for a Logan outing. It notes King Tul Tuiwiler’s Crown monopoly, finals in Edgencod and Edgewood tournaments, and renewed polish at Capitol View course signaling rising interest in golf locally.
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Clem Weichman
Lis Lossa
FGA
John DeVeres
West Virginia
John
Welchman
Niks Bugs
Yankees Fall 7-2 as Tigers Rally Behind Campbell
New York Yankees lose to Detroit 7 to 2 despite Joe DiMaggio a single that extends his hitting streak and Phil Rizzuto clubbing a homer for a temporary tie in consecutive games. Traut and Campbell starred for Detroit with a two run single and a three run blast, while Trout won for the Tigers as Donald took the loss.
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York
Joe DiMaggio
Phil Rizzuto
Yankees
DiMaggio
Rizzuto
Hey
Tae Tigers
Atley Donald
Trout
Campbell
Tiger
Traut
Detroit
New York
Croucher
McGosky
Ralle
Muilin
G'Henrichrt
Campbellef
Keller If
Higgins
WiDickey
Gehrin'r Ie
Gordon
Tabbetts
Riezuta Ss
Donald P
Benton
Bonham P
Taco Tatas
Bonkémi
Atin
feCesky
Mullin
Cam
Trove
Sturm
Fixeuwa
DiMapglo
Troat
Fork
Atezawo
Dick Park
Camshell
Ritsufo
Riemito
McCasky
Donald
Passovelin
Romtat
Bastiane Getyet
Browns Hit Three Homers Roll To 13 8 Win Over Red Sox
St Louis Browns batter Boston 13 8 in Boston as McQuinn Judnich Laubs and others homer. Harris won for St Louis, Grave took the loss for Boston. Dickman Muncrief and Wilson pitched in relief amid a high scoring affair before 3 450 fans.
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Louis Browns
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Dour
McQuinn
Judnich
Lasbs
Tabor
Doerr
Harris
Muncerief
Grave
Louis Fj
Boston Abe Cal Abo
Lucedelloth
DiMaggioci
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Ilspence
Oheaney
Curabine
Williams
Wison
Dickman
el Tota
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Sth
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Doers
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DiMaggio
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Clift
Laks
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Foxx
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Judith Aabe
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Peacock
Lats
Taber
RK. Harris
Cronin
Foxe
Newsome
St. Louis
Hasrlg
Grove
Wwuson
Heres
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Harels
Insu
Muncriel
Grove A
Wilson & Im
Plighert
Muncrlet
Win—_ milok
Geole
Wmpires
Gileve
McGowan
Senators Edge Indians 1 0 In 13th Inning Pitching Duel
Washington defeated Cleveland 1 to 0 in the 13th inning as Ken Chase bested Al Milnar in a three hour game. Lou Boudreau misplayed a throw enabling Bloodworth to score the winning run after Evans singled, with a tight defensive battle and late drama.
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Cleveland Abe
Bolidreny Ss
Glarenic
Brither
Milnar
Cote Ca
Cleveland
Raowood Doo
Bloodworth
Travis
Heath
Vernon
Boudreau
Kolmer
Herth
Grimes
Atsr
Bae
Minar
Chass
Chase
Ormsby
Huboard
Pipgram
Senators
Cleveland Indians
Lou Boudreau
Dimmy ‘ Bloodworth
Ken Chase
al Milnar
Evans
Chise
Soudreas
Streck
Rollie Hems
Baseball doubleheaders and lineups from Todayé Games
National League action features doubleheaders with Boston at Chicago and other matchups. Javery and Posedel duel for Boston while Olsen and Clooty pitch for Chicago. Philadelphia faces Pittsville and Hughes opposes Sewell, Butcher. Brooklyn meets Cincinnati with Wyatt Higbe opposing Derringer Vander Meer. New York faces St Louis with Wittig Lanier Gumper. American League shows Cleveland at Washington with Feller vs Sunden, and New York at home against Ruttine. Chicago plays Philadelphia in a crowded slate. St Louis travels to Boston with multiple pitchers listed.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Chicaco
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
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Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Josten
Philladedphis
Louis
Teader
Javery
Posedel
Olsen
Clooty
Presswell
Pittsvorth
Blanton
Hughes
Sewell
Butcher
Wyatt
Higbe
Derringer
Vander Meer
St. Dovis
Jubball
Melton
Wittir
Lanier
Gumber
Feller
Sunden
Newhouser
Ruttine
Lyon
Smile
Babieh
Marrinden
Nlageling
Kramer
Ova. Harris
Hed
Wagner
A's Beat White Sox Behind Knott Eight-Hitter
Philadelphia gains seven early runs as Lefty Knott pitches eight innings for the Athletics, who collect 15 hits and defeat the Chicago White Sox. Knickerbocker Lodigiani and Lodigiani hit homers for Chicago, while Knott works through extras with solid defense and timing.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
A's
Jack Hallett
Buck Rosa
Pete Appleton
Jack Knott
Bill Knickerbocker
Dario Lodigiani
Ben Chapmen
Chicazo
Kubel
Gleaves
Sliuder
Thay
Wright Mf
Dickey
Haliedt
Coturner
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Ie Chicexa
Philadedonia
Rube
Knickerbocker
Lodigiani
We Cheonan
Whient
Brancata
Mc McCoy
Johnson
Stebert
Miles
Appling
McCoy
Rune McCoy
Haye
Moser
Moser 2 Lodigiantt
Sickert
Kreevich
W. Char
Moses
Haves
Knicker
Yorker
W. Chapman
Lodigiant
Atelen
Hayes
Chicago
Mplett
Xnatt
Ross
Apniston
Rott
Alta
Hallett
Mone
Appleton
Fuither
Tallott
rGiebertt
Stewart, Summers and
Rue
Nia
Umpire Pinelli Banishes Hepp in Cardinal Menace
In St Louis on June 23 Babe Pinelli, NL umpire, ejected Cardinal utility player Johnny Hepp, marking his second banishment in a long NL career. His first victim was Boom Boom Deck, then a Dogger, in an earlier incident.
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St, Louis
Babe Pinelli
Johnny Hepp
Cardinal
Pinelli
Dogger
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