St Paul Golf Open Brings Pros and Fans Together
The $5,000 St Paul Golf Open at Keller Public Fee course blends top pros with ordinary fans, letting fee players hobnob with heroes. Horton Smith and Clayton Heatner head a field including Hogan and Metz, with matches featuring Patty Berg limited by injury as crowds gather for a 14 hole start and a three day schedule.
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Charles Chamberlain
St, Paul
St. Paul
Keiler
Keller
Horton Smith
Harry Cooper
Dick Metz
Muct
Clayton Heatner
Candy Man
Carolinas
Blaster
Girard
Ohio
Chicago
Tara O'Shanter
Ben Hogan
Smith
Heafner
Cooper
Metz
Johnny Revolta
Mike Turnesa
Chick Harbert
Jimmy Thomson
Jimmy Hines
Denny Shute
Ralph Guildahl
Lloyd Mangrum
Lawson Little
Patty Berg
City Loop Tilt Postponed By Wet Infield
City Loop baseball game between Treadway and Siem Sport Shop and Gagnon's Dairy was postponed due to a waterlogged infield after rain. Next week resumes with Gupman's Dairy versus the Brewers. crowd plans to attend Redfield Sunday as Myers Gigar Store seeks a two game lead in the Shaughnessy series.
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Spain
Treadway
Siem Sport Shop
Gagnon’s
Gupman
Brewers
Tredway
Liem
Huron
Redfield
Myers Gigar
Shaughnessy
Myers
Aberdeen
Myers Civar
Witner
All Stars
Pall Park
Boxing results from Brooklyn and Trenton shows
Associated Press reports Sol Bartola of Boston outpointed Gilligan of Buffalo in Brooklyn while Ike Williams from Trenton knocked out Angela Vagilone in Trenton.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Sol Bartola
Boston
Bry Gilligan
Buffalo
N.Y
Trenton
N. J
Ike Williams
Angela Vagilone
Baseball Scores From National Leagues See Wide Score Totals
AP summary lists multiple games with Cincinnati at Philadelphia 28 4 New York 28 runs in one matchup and other scores for Chicago Pittsburgh Boston Detroit and Cleveland. The notes include pitcher and catcher pairings and line scores across several games with various early rounds and late innings tallies.
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New York
Oston
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyni
St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Associated Press
M. Cooper
W. Cooper
Wyatt
Gilbhern
McCuRough
Mungo
Feldman
Mancusy
Danning
Fleming
Schelling
Lorman
Boston Sewell
Phelps
Lopez
Savers
Boor Fyon
Klurtz
Joo We
Heintzermiger
Tobino
Mass
Sports Roundup offers wartime sports in transit
New York July 30 American soldiers take sports on the road sparking world affairs chatter. Notes include Sydney and Belfast sightings of American football and soldier baseball clashes with playful take on terminology and fan behavior. Mentions Pete Norton of Tampa Tribune and Jimmy Johnston’s Adam Spencer discussion.
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New York
Australia
Belfast
Pete Norton
Tampa
Fla
Tribune
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Camden
Bettina Retires From Ring Until War's End
Philadelphia report says Melio Bettina will not fight again during the war. His return bout with Gus Dorazin was canceled due to weather, ending Bettina's long run in the light heavy division as he moves toward a heavyweight schedule.
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Philadelphia
Melio Bettina
Gus Dorazin
Ring
Bettina
Sammy
Stars Lead Onfield Hitter Trio In Daily Baseball Wins
Rudy York hits his 15th homer with a solo blast to lift the Tigers past the Athletics. Roy Weatherly drives in the Indians with a bases loaded hit in the 11th to defeat the Red Sox. Whitlow Wyatt works tight pitching and delivers a run producing single for the Dodgers over the Pirates. Bill Nicholson and Bulll Lohrman star in Cubs Giants opener with Nicholson homering and Lohrman driving in the deciding run. Sam West Ed Smith drive White Sox past the Yankees in the first game with four runs, Smith earns save by pitching three shutout innings in relief.
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Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington Senators
Browns
Tigers Wiz
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Enos
Slaughter
Wyatt
Chicago Cubs
van Lingle Mungo
New York Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston
Brave
Associated Press
Rudy York
Tigers
Athletics
Roy Weatherly
Indians
Red Sox
Whitlow Wyatt
Dodgers
Bill Nicholson
Cubs
Bulll Lohrman
Nicholson
Lohrman
Sam West
Ed Smith
White Sox
West
Yankees
Smith
Negro players in major league caliber say Kansas City scout
J L Wilkinson co owner of the Kansas City Monarchs estimates at least 25 Negro players could reach major league caliber. Pittsburgh Pirates president William E Benswanger plans tryouts for Negro players while Commissioner Landis notes no ruling against Negroes in organized baseball. Paige Gibson and Matchett singled out as top prospects with potential Dodgers interest. Brennan debuts as patrol judge at Garden State Park.
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Kansas City
J. L. Wilkinson
Kansas City Monarchs
William E. Benswanger
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kentsaw Mountain Landis
Wilkington
Tom Baird
Monarch
Chicago
Satchel Paige
Wilkinson
Paige
Satch
Dean” Brothers
Bob Feller
Schoolboy Rowe
Josh Gibson
Ratcher
Washington Homestead Grays
Josh
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jack Matchett
Flatbush
Tobin Best Knuckler Says Foxx Critics Knuckle Ball
Chicago star Jim Tobin asserts Jimmy Foxx now with the Cats believes Jim Tobin throws more and better knuckle balls than Ted Lyons of the White Sox. Madison reports eight of Wisconsin’s nine member boxing champions now serve in the armed forces.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Walrath Captures State Golf Title in Men’s Final
Watertown reports Bob Walrath of Watertown won the South Dakota state golf championship by defeating Pete Adams of Pierre two up in 36 holes on the Watertown Country Club course. Walrath posted a 71 on the final 18 holes to erase Adams's 3 hole lead. The women’s final was set for today with Ace Bauer of Aberdeen facing Ann Bathie of Sioux Falls.
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Watertown
Bob Walrath
New South Dakota
Pete Adams
Pierre
Walrath
Adams
Alice Bauer
Aberdeen
Ann Bathie
Sioux Falls
Ace Bauer
Ann
Bathie
Miss Bauer
E. R. Doering
Miss Bathie
Griffin Maxwell
Sioux Fall
Doering
Deadwood
Bill Bauer
Bill Bathie
Blues Lead A A Pennant Chase After Doubleheader Sweep
Kansas City regains sole first place in the American Association by sweeping Columbus 3-2 and 9-5 to lead Milwaukee by a game while Toledo Mud Hens extend a seven game winning streak in Milwaukee. Louisville trails Toledo by six games in seventh place after a close split.
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Associated Press
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Mudhens
Columbus
Louiseville
Colonels Sweep St Paul in 6 1 Victory
The Colonels won 6 to 1 over St Paul as part of a four game set. Minneapolis closed the series with Indianapolis 7 to 1, with Mickey Haiener earning his 14th win.
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Colonels
St Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Mickey Haeiner
Winnipeg Chops At Northern Leaders In Doubleheader
Winnipeg narrowed the gap to league leader Eau Claire Bears by beating Duluth twice as Eau Claire won 11-5 over Fargo Moorhead. The sweep left Winnipeg 7-2 in game one and 6-5 in a comeback nightcap. Johnny Hovanee pitched Superior to a 4-0 win over Grand Forks as How ard Schultz went 4-for-4. Sioux Falls beat Wausau 6-4.
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American Association
Aran
OZ Ag
Columbus
Burkhart
Barrett
Gettel
Columane
Kunans
Siiercemont Munges
Hlaemire
Ari Ars
Cox
Keller
Spinde Epyes
Naktenl
Senate
Hart OX
Santord Ang Spindel
Vondanbers
Hangzew
Sid and
George
Loula Rile
St. Prul Lanahap
Smith
Sayles
Wedters
Andianepons
Fielkmap
Posek
Andrew
Minneapolit
Agenenn
Schjueter
Merihera
Winnipeg
Malone
Peterson
Fanna Igagond Gare
Winnibeg
Barna Aie i Malone
Jixamerson
Pisa
Superior i Ds
Grand Forks
Beane
PAO Noroochee
Webipone
Claire Fargo
Moorhea
Syattockee
Blaze
Poaer
Girdiey
Boone
Wagner
Associated Press
Eau Claire Bears
Duluth
Eau Claire
Fargo
Moorhead
Johnny Hovanee
Superior
Howard Schultz
Sioux Falls
Wausau
State Amateur Baseball Tourney Opens August 30
The tenth annual South Dakota Amateur Baseball Tournament will open in Aberdeen on August 30 for a nine day run with 22 league champions vying for the title now held by Dell Rapids. The event opens with a tripleheader and includes an open date Monday, three games Tuesday, with semifinals and finals on Labor Day. Thursday is Francis Cosgrove Day honoring a founder of the state association.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Dell Rapids
Francis Cosgrove
Sam
Cosgrove
State Association
League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
The season highlights show Williams of Boston leading American League batting with .450, Gordon of New York at .346, and Williams also topping home runs with 215. Laabs of St. Louis has 19 homers. Borcony of New York leads pitching at 10-1, Chandler 11-2 also of New York. In the National League Reiser of Brooklyn at .349 and Cembardi of Boston at .340 for batting, Mize of New York 14 home runs, Camilli of Brooklyn 15, French of Brooklyn 11-1 and Wyatt of Brooklyn 12-3 lead pitching.
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Boston
Gordon
New York
Laabs
St. Louis
Borcony
Chandler
Reiser
Brooklyn
Cembardi
Mize
Camilli
French
Wyatt
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Ferrick
Embree
Kegan
Desauters
Denning
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
Jimmy Johnston
Adam Spencer
Jimmy
Bob Pastor
Stillman
Adam
Service Dept
Camp Wheeler
Norfolk
Great Lakes
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Onco
Associ Press
Fort Riley
Ideas, Inc
Joe Bienkle
Itato Falls Post-Register
Bill Veeck
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Monarch
Brennan
William Brennan
Now Garden State Park
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