Favorites Still Alive in Open Women's Western Golf
Six pre meet favorites plus two campaigners remain in the quarter finals of the 18th annual Women s Western Open at Capital City Club Augusta GA June 19. Patty Berg and Louise Suggs advance as Grace Lenczyk and Peggy Kirk exit in tight matches. Betty Jameson Dorothy Kirby Polly Riley Marjorie Lindsey and Dot Kielty also win to stay in contention with pairings set for 1 30 P M EST today.
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Minneapolis
Eileen Stulb
Augusta
Louise Suggs
Lithia Kings
Chamm
Grace Lenczyk Newington
Conn
Miss Suggs
Hope Seignious
Greensboro
N. C
Miss Lenczyk
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Helen Dettweiler
India
Calif
Dorothy Kirby
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Georgia
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Marjorie Lindsey
Decatur
Ill
Dot Kielty
Los Angeles
Capital City Club
Miss Kielty
Miss Lindsay
Margaret Middox
Lenczyk
Jameson
Kirby
Kielty
Riley
Berg
Suggs
Lindsay
Colts sign Emile Fritz from Maryland
The Baltimore Colts announce the signing of Emile Fritz a 200 pound six foot one guard from Mobile Alabama who played at the University of Maryland and Vanderbilt and served in the Army.
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Fritz
COLTS
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Emile Fritz
University of Maryland
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Ala
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Ryland
Boudreau Leads 1947 All Star Ballot Race
Lou Boudreau leads the 1947 All Star individual votes with 124,364, edging Joe DiMaggio who has 123,142 as the game set for June 26. Ted Williams is third with 121,403 while Enos Slaughter and Johnny Mize top the NL by 120,984 and 113,633 votes respectively.
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Lou Boudreau
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Mize
Standings Spectacles Tied to 13th Century Vision History
A brief note recalls that “standings spectacles” in a rude form aided early vision as far back as the thirteenth century, suggesting historical use of eye aids and display methods.
Scores From The National League And American League Games
Baseball linescores recap from multiple leagues recounting Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Cleveland Washington and more with run totals hits and errors across nine innings plus extra frames where noted. Teams include New York Philadelphia St Louis Boston and Cleveland with pitchers named and game outcomes recorded.
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Anan Nwanennnesie
Eeene
Rooklyn Aneeeweeseeeres Somes
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Cincinna Jaan Nameeanneree Son
Eneereeemenene
Pittsburgh
Pasha and Blackely Win II Tag Bout
Pasha and Blackely win a three against one tag team bout last night. Nick Carter fought Ed Ramerey Kali Pasha and Gene Blackely in a chaotic match with confrontations in multiple falls. Carter claimed betrayal and said he would fight Ramerey next week. City Patrolman Coker stopped the postfight melee.
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Nick Carter
Ed Ramerey
Kali Pasha
Gene Blackely
Ramerey
Carter
Coker
Blackely
Si Denaburg
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