Amateurs Headline Race At The 40th National Collegiate
WY MUGH FULLERTON details the 40th National Collegiate Championships opening today with top amateurs from Princeton Iowa LSU Notre Dame Stanford Northwestern and Oklahoma entered. Names like John Jacobs Jimmy Smittenberg Bill Campbell George Bamer Harold Crow and others are listed as potential standout performers after the war period.
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John Jacobs
Iowa
Jimmy Smittenberg
Louisiana State
Bill Campbell
Princeton
George Bamer
Harold Crow
Charles Lind
Denver
Baker
Ohio State
Charla Coe
Andy Anderson
Oklahoma
Dick Whiting
Notre Dame
Tom Lambie
Stanford
Henry Rampelt
Baldwin - Wal- Tee
Jobo Cahill
Arizona
Man-uel Dela Torre
Northwestern
Dave
Nine future stars enter 3 day medal play event
Jimmy Hagen, Pittsburgh official who directs the tour, says today’s college players are tomorrow’s top amateurs. A field of 168 golfers from 42 colleges competes in a three day 71 hole medal play event featuring a strong NCAA mainstay.
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Jimmy Hagen
Pittsburgh
Natta
Australians Face Davis Cup Challenge At Wimbledon
Australia, holder of the Davis Cup, entered day four at Wimbledon with a depleted challenge. Dinny Pails and Geoff Brown, top players, faced Jack Kramer as Van Swol of the Netherlands and Pellizza of France pressed the continental attack. Pellizza rallied from two sets down to beat Harry Hopman as the hosts kept hopes alive.
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Wimbledon
Acxious
United States
Dinny Pails
Geoff Brown
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Atera
A.C. van Swot
Netherlands
Pierre Peluzza
France
van Swot
Jack Harper
Pellizza
Harry Hopman
Navy Seaman Honorably Discharges From New Orleans Center
Three sailors receive honorable discharges from the U S Naval Personnel Separation Center in New Orleans Louisiana Elton EK Calhoun of Dothan James Milton Thomas of Slocomb and Jesse Edward Iman of Andalusia are named among those discharged their ranks listed as seaman 16 seaman 1c and 3c respectively with routes noted as four two and unspecified.
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U. S. Naval Personnel Separation Center
New Orleans
Elton EK
Calhoun
Seaman
Dothan
James Milton ‘Thomas
Slocomb
Jesse Edward Iman
Andal
Dothan Browns Lose Again As Herrington Shines
Dothan fell to Geneva 9 6 as Herrington pitched a strong game for the visitors. Carter fanned seven but received little run support. Brasher doubled for the Browns, while Urse cleared the bases with a eighth inning homer for Geneva. Greenville also routed Brewton 13 0 behind Burkhardt and Hill with 18 hits. The Ozark Eagles dropped a 9 6 decision to Troy. Joe Louis expected to fight again in September possibly against Mauriello. Second round baseball tourney in Atlanta proceeds after rain delays.
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Troy Trojans top Ozark in error filled softball clash
Thrasher of Troy collects two hits in two at bats while Spicuzza drives extra base hits. Ozark commits five errors to Troy’s four as both teams use two pitchers Majoreau and Ficco depart early. Troy leads 10 on base to nine and Ozark has six hits to seven for Troy. Goat Akins cited as notable exports from India Brazil Java Belgian Congo and Russia. Alabama State League standings show Troy 28 wins 8 losses and Ozark 29 5 25 with Geneva and Brewton also in tight race. Tonight’s Dothan League games include American Legion vs A C Le United Telephone vs Creds.
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Troy
Ozark
Trojans
Majoreau
Ficco
Alabama State League
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Dothan
Greenville
Geneva
Brewton
American Legion
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Creds
Es Calite Is The Way To Do It
Washington report on campaign messaging guidance from the National Citizens Political Action Committee urges candidates to present concise speeches and lively jokes to win votes in forthcoming elections.
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Washington
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Perfect rubles and diamonds noted in market chatter
A brief market item notes that perfect rubles are priced higher than good diamonds. The report mentions currency and gemstone values without extended details or context, focusing on the relative demand.
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