Tenney Tops Par 5 Tourney With Low Gross 76
Glenn Tenney fired a 76 to win low gross in the Par 5 tournament at Sonoma Country Club, earning the division title for the second straight year. Tom Medhurst took low net with 268 as multiple flight leaders tied for top honors. About AT members and guests played in the summer series, with next outing set for Pebble Beach on August 15 and a Reno Washoe County Club finale September 19.
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Sonoma
Glenn Tenney
Sonoma Country Club
Tenney
Pasatiempo
Tom Medhurst
Alex Stewart
Dan McCaffey
Arch Madsen
Ies
Charles Flangher
Walt Trobee
Len Keuth
Tony Hernandez
Norm Jones
Robie Wright
Kerr Takes Skeet Title at California State Championship
Beverly Hills marksman Alex Kerr won the three day California state skeet championship with 442 of 450. Tee Mettler of Bakersfield shot 440 in class AA. Dr. Robert Crossland of Santa Monica took class A with 428. C. W. Powell of West Los Angeles earned class B with 419 and Mrs. Opan Larsen of Fyesto won class C with 402. Thelma Anguish led class D with 374. Junior honors went to Jack Honer of San Mateo with 134 in 12 gauge. Southern California claimed the women’s five girl team title and the state five man class AA team. Northern California won the class B five man match and El Toro Marine Base led the service team.
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Fresno
Calif
Alex Kerr
Beverly Hills
Kerr
Tee Mettler
Bakersfield
Robert Crossland
Santa Monica
C. W. Powell
West Los Angeles
Ben Hogan and Sammy Snead eye US Open glory
In Springfield New Jersey Ben Hogan and Sammy Snead named each other as likely winners of the upcoming U S Open. Hogan seeks a fifth title boosted by eight under par at Baltusrol while Snead recalls near misses in earlier Opens. In Grossinger New York Rocky Marciano overtrains sparring for Thursdays title defense as Ezzard Charles weighs in lighter.
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Marciano Snead
Hogan Tab
Springfield
N.J
Ben
Hogan
Sammy Snead
Baltusrol
Seainst
Ben Hogan
Snead
Sammy
Sam
Ralph
Guidahl
Lew Worsham
Cary Middlecoff
Grossinger
N.Y
Rocky Marciano
Ezzard Charles
Marciano
Rocky
Charles
Monticello
Tom Tannassai Ezzard
Goldman
Holand LaStarza
Joe Walcott
Art Jones Tops Leaders in Cup Play at Hayward
Art Jones defeated Carl Otto 4 and 3 to lead the Presidents Cup second round at the Hayward course. Perry won two matches, beating Johny Carlstrom and C. B. Smith. Marty Yeghoian upset Stan Wilson 1 up as results spread across championship and several other flights.
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Art Jones
Carl Otto
Haywar
Jones
Tony Perry
Johny Carlstrom
C. B. Smith
Marty Yeghoian
Stan Wilson
Carl Otte
Sam Kin Kee
Joe McKamey
B. Smith
Harry Yegholand
Stan Whson
Bob Campbell
Tohn Blasquez
Ric Andrade
Geo
Nesti_d
D. Rubio
Bud Blurd
Kas Kaswin
Frank Gonzales Jr
Lary Comex
Sonn Strickin
Frank Bowman
D. Henry Tidwell
Hal Moore
d.Murr
Bleak
Joe Gonzales
Bill Bilva
IND
Wm. Mendez
D. Elmer Hansal
Warren Reed
Aven i Madsen
Bob Gare
Chaz. Flaugher
Hill Souza
Jack Holland
Coady Team Splits Pair Over Weekend
The Bill Coady Post 630 junior American Legion baseball squad split its weekend games. Alameda rallied for a 5-4 win in 11 innings, while Coady defeated Albany 7-2. Bret Harte and Edendale also played, with notable track and field results and multiple athletes named in the narrative.
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Bill Coady
American Legion
Alameda
Albany
Coady
Savant Niboredome
Bret Harte
Edendale
Bill Drabble
Tom
Eden Athletic League
Noble
Bohannon
Junion
Arsity Christensen
Turnich
Primrose
Hunt
Wyant
Hudson
Prudiér
Powers
Larson Gid Vierria
OL Tagnolina
Vilcher
Sedra
Eage
Callan
Evans
Conway
Posedellio
Biers
Lotz
Sir Campbell
Dyer
Totels
Tata
Brer Harte
Win- Bill Coady
Ton
Hohannon
Arsity Adbany
Yoo
Roghe
Uriz
Virginia Beach
al Feres
Ferea
Rete Cooper
Tice, Nield
Benab R
Watralantaly
Flowers
Jena
Felician
Sulmana
Swith
Warmington
Powers i Wilson
SY Butler
Riendaie
Ienoring
Eanes
Ry Np Iskopele
Edi
Morrie
Watson
Truch
Tampa
Fla
Bill Coady Fost
Fe Sohee Ag
Manov
U S Women Secure 6-0 Wightman Cup Victory
The United States women’s team completed an 18th straight Wightman Cup win by sweeping Britain 6-0 at Wimbledon. Louise Brough Maureen Connolly and Louise Hart won singles, final doubles were canceled due to rain, and seven-match schedule could not be completed.
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Wimblecon
Eng
Iif
United States
Britain
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
U. S
Maureen Little McConnolly
San Diego
Louise Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
Miss Brough
Angela Buxton
Miss Connolly
Ann Shilcock
Miss Hart
Helen Fletcher
Shirley
Akron
Miss Fletcher
Miss Shilcock
America
Blind girl cheers White Sox at stadium with service dog
Cicero teen Arma Jane Kolar, 20, attended a Chicago White Sox double header at Yankee Stadium aided by her guide dog Diane. She spoke of the games as wonderful, though the Sox lost. The piece notes her devotion and the crowd’s reaction to her presence and her dogs.
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New York
Sox
Yes
Cicero
Diane
White Sox
Kolar
Chicago
Stadi
Witeman
Boston
Cisco
Teries
Penna Aegean
Car Wester
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