Amateurs Battle Pros Open begins in Spokane golf
Two Spokane amateurs Bud Ward and Bill Welch lead the amateurs attack as the three day Open at Indian Canyon begins. Ward posted a best ball 71 in the pro-amateur prelude with Bern ie Hren nine strokes behind the leaders. Welch and Ernie Tardiff carded a 64 best ball before Chuck Congdon and Bill Hyde tied at 72. There were 89 entries for the event.
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Indian Canyon
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Bernie Hren
Tacoma
Bob Connolly
Seattle
Wayne Golf Club
Jack Pas
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Young Pendleton
Ore
Chuck Congdon
Olympia
Bill Hyde
Lookouts Trade Jose Zardon to Charlotte Ball Club
President Joe Engel of the Chattanooga Lookouts announced the farmout of Cuban outfielder Jose Zardon to Charlotte in the Tri-State League. Zardon joined Chattanooga late last season after service with the Washington Senators and has a .278 batting average for the Lookouts this year.
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Stars Deliver Key Relievers and Offense in Narrow Wins
Yesterday's games featured Earl Johnson of the Red Sox throwing five hitless relief innings and driving in two. Bobby Feller of the Indians four and two thirds no hit relief with eight strikeouts in a 7-2 win over the Yankees. Ron Northey of the Phillies sparking a three run uprising in a 4-3 loss to St Louis. Jo Brown of the Browns hammering Philadelphia pitching in a 4-3 win for St Louis.
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Augusta Tigers seize lead with 9 2 win over Macon Peaches
Augusta rose to the South Atlantic League summit after a 9 2 victory over the Macon Peaches. Ed Mizerek pitched four hits allowed while Augusta’s offense exploded with a three run second inning. Columbia Reds upset Savannah 7 5 as Al Korhoren homered to spark the rally.
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Johnson strengthens Red Sox lead with relief wins
Earl Johnson delivered three straight fireman decisions for Boston, saving Detroit’s game with five hitless innings in a 6-4 victory. His performance helped Boston stretch to a 26th win in 33 and widen the lead to six games as Cleveland topped New York 7-2. Feller pitched well for Cleveland, while other majors action included Kramer beating Philadelphia and activity around St Louis, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, and Chicago rainouts.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Fielding
Walker leads Brooklyn with a .383 batting average and 36 hits while Musial of St. Louis sits at .377 with 40 hits. Holmes and Musial top doubles with 10, and Spence and Keller share four triples. DiMaggio anchors home runs with 8, while Lanier and Beggs pace pitching with 6-0 and 4-0 records.
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Standings Recap From Early Baseball Leagues
American and National Leagues show tight races with New York and St. Louis leading, Cleveland and Philadelphia mid-pack, and Pittsburgh at New York rained out. Southern Association features Atlanta and New Orleans atop the table with mixed results across other clubs.
Line Scores First Game and Second Game Baseball Summary
Mobile and Atlanta split two games with final tallies showing Mobile 100500 65 Atlanta 001 040 02 57. In the second game Pfund and team fall short as Atlanta wins 10 to 4. The Memphis and Nashville matchup ends 7 to 4 with Biggs Stagg and Chozen leading Nashville scores.
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Barons Take Double Bill In Southern Association Action
Atlanta Crackers win the nightcap 10-3 after a 6-5 opener loss to Mobile Bears. New Orleans Pelicans drop a doubleheader to Birmingham 13-2 and 10-3. Tonight’s schedule features Little Rock at Nashville, New Orleans at Atlanta, Mobile at Birmingham, and Memphis at Chattanooga.
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Attorney General Rules Next Friend Must Pay Court Costs
May 22. Government opinion by William N. Mc Queen states the next friend or guardian of a minor suing is liable for court costs if the case fails. Drafted at the request of Cullman county circuit court register C.H. Keller in Montgomery.
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Site approved for charity hospital by Catholic church
City commission approved the sale of property to be used as the site for a large general charity hospital for Negroes to be built by the Catholic church. The project plans call for an initial expenditure of 300000 dollars.
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Baseball scores and postponed game notes from a rain affected schedule
The page lists multiple early baseball results with teams like St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn New York Cleveland Boston Detroit and Philadelphia again. Postponed Cincinnati at Brooklyn due to rain and only games scheduled are noted with partial inning scores and catcher/pitcher lineups.
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Garrison's Raiders Lead in League Schedule
Meadow Gold Thursday schedule lists 7 30 Dot s vs Raiders and 8 45 Meadow Gold vs Transit. Transit and Namies appear in text. Event times are 7 30 and 8 45 with Meadow Gold involved.
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Garrison's Cleaners surge to 17 run win over Meadow Gold
Garrison's pounded Meadow Gold 17 to 4 behind 18 hits and Nolan Sanders homer as Sonny Todd and crew rally for early nine run burst. Transit edged Namies 12 to 11 in a late rally with Ed Smith driving in the winning run in the seventh and Namie protest filed after a disputed third inning.
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Vicksburg Wins Eighth Southeastern League Win 8-4
League leading Vicksburg defeated Pensacola 8 to 4 to extend its run over the Fliers to two straight and reach eighteen wins. Two late runs aided by two players pushed the tally. Anniston beat Rebels 7 to 5. Gadsden topped Selman Cloverleafs 12-7. Jackson Senators rallied to beat Meridian 5-4 in eight innings. A stray line about razor blade disposal appears unrelated.
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Open golf entries dominate as familiar names reappear
USGA Secretary Joe Dey notes Open championship entries are largely familiar veterans from 1941 with few new names emerging. The Amateur Championship may reveal a new crop of players, while Stranahan and Middlecoff appeared during and after the war. A football talent rumor centers on Van Towler of Washington and Jefferson College, and Clemson baseball benefits from six Monogram sweater winners from Pelzer. Bandleader Fred Waring proposes a distance based golf handicap. Political shifts include Jimmy Hitchcock winning a Alabama Public Service Commission seat and Haygood Patterson Sr. becoming State Commissioner of Agriculture. A bronze shortage delays the Turnbull Memorial Trophy display at the North-South Lacrosse game.
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Dey
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Cary Middlecoff
Washington and Jefferson College
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South Carolina
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Shawnee
Alabama
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Auburn
Alabama Public Service Commission
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Billy
Haygood Patterson Sr
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Americus Keeps Pace in Georgia-Florida League Race
Excellent pitching and close games illuminate the race as Americus remains two and a half games ahead, while Waycross and Valdosta gain ground. Thomasville and Valdosta split a doubleheader, and Cordele fell behind after losses to Waycross.
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Thomasville Tigers
Valdosta Dodgers
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Barlam
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Moultrie
Packers
Waycross Bears
Cordelo
Herbert Coppola
John Savage
Carl Doane
Harry Pauldedson
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