Demaret Tops Hogan In Phoenix Open Playoff
Demaret wins the $10,000 Phoenix Open after a late playoff against Ben Hogan. He gripped differently after George Fazio’s urging, shot four under 67, and claimed the $2,000 first prize plus 25 percent of gate receipts. Hogan earned $1,400 for second place in a close finish.
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Enix
Aziz
Demaret
Phoenix
Geesti
Benaret
Twe
Pult
Ocal
Hogan
Bantam Ben
Napier Residents Postpone Field Incorporation Meeting
Napier Fi Community Organization postponed indefinitely a meeting to discuss incorporating the field. President R A Dowling Jr and supporters sought to trigger an election. Judge Frank Deese had ordered a February 8 vote, but a counter petition halted the election and stalled plans for incorporation.
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Napier Fi
R. A. Dowing, Jr
Dowling
Dale County
Frank Deese
Deese
Incorporation
Gasoline and Alcohol Explode In Phoenix Tavern
A Phoenix man carrying an uncorked gallon of gasoline parked it near a stove inside a tavern. He lifted a beer to drink when the gasoline exploded, knocking over the jug and burning the tavern to the ground.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Giants Baseball School Opens in Sanford Florida
About 300 would be major league players gathered for the opening of the New York Giants baseball school and tryout camp in Sanford. Carl Hubbell supervises the Giant farm system. Full scale operations start Wednesday and run through February.
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Giants
Sanford
Fla
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Giant
Golfer Leaves Hershey To Return To Texas
The golfer, who often played out of Hershey Pennsylvania but resides in Fort Worth Texas, announced a temporary retirement from competitive golf. He plans to return to his Texas home to handle personal business and will rejoin the professional circuit at the Masters Tournament in Augusta Georgia.
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Hershey
Fort Worth
Tex
Goodby
Texas
Augusta
U S Marines Return to Shanghai as Sightseers Not Yet Active
Shanghai greets United States Marines back after seven years with optimism and cautious relief as 695 Marines occupy ships offshore and drill on navy property. They are here to protect Americans and foreign property, including power plants and oil installations, while observers warn they may become involved in China’s civil war if unrest erupts.
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Fourth Marine Regiment
Shanghai Evening Post
Mercury
Oscar C. Badger
U. S. Navy
Whangpoo River
Liberty
Badger
Econmic Cooperation Administration
China
Tu Yu-sen
Communist Radio
Chiang Kai Saek
U. S
Shanghai
Li Chi-sen
Hong Kong
Cleaning Fluid Can Be A Health Menace
Louisville health officials warn that carbon tetrachloride used in homes can be deadly if vapors are not diluted by opening windows. State Health Commissioner Dr Bruce Underwood says many people neglect this simple precaution. Vapors affect liver and kidney function and can cause death if inhaled in sufficient quantities.
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Louisville
Bruce Underwood
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Sam Catchem
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