Gratton Elks Fall to Muntzing Jeeps in Wild Doubleheader
The Gratton Elks dropped a two game set 15 to 11 and 7 to 3 to the Muntzing Jeeps in a chaotic afternoon at Eb bets Field. Key moments included a seven run fifth inning for the Jeeps and Raymond Lansbury’s near spectacular center field catch to deny Whitten. Lefty Tim Arbergast debuted for the Elks in the second game as the Jeeps solidified a 7-3 win with a fourth inning homer and late scoring. The Elks, now 3-3, travel to Philippi Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. to face the Red Sox with all players meeting at 6:30 p.m.
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Snead Among Favorites in National Open Golf
Philadelphia notes Sam Snead as a top favorite to win the 1950 National Open on narrow fairways. The lanky West Virginia slammer is praised for recovery from bad luck and strong putting, despite legends about greens. The piece questions whether Snead can overcome a long National Open jinx.
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Snead’s National Open Gambles Against Luck
Alan Mayer notes Sam Snead’s repeated misfortune in the National Open. From 1937 to 1950 he faced near-certain wins only to falter on decisive holes. The piece surveys Snead’s near-misses, including 1939 five on par five, 1947 playoff miscue, and 1950 final-round fade, suggesting a costly streak of bad luck as he pursues a breakthrough title.
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Major League Baseball Results and Standings Update
Yesterday's results show St. Louis 17 over Pittsburgh 8 and Brooklyn 7 over Philadelphia 6 with Boston 7 beating New York 3. Standings list Brooklyn leading with a 13-9 record, St. Louis 22-14, Philadelphia 22-15, and Boston 19-16. Today's American League games include New York 11-5 and Boston 7-3, Cleveland 4-2 and Detroit 0-5, Washington 4-1 and Philadelphia 3-0.
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Freight cars handled on B&O line week ended May 27
Chicago led 14 to 12 while St Louis stood 2 and 9. Revenue freight on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad moved 67 860 cars in the week ended May 27, up from 62 291 a year earlier. The prior week ending May 20 reported 74 084 cars.
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Greyhound Buses Sideswipe Near East Liverpool
Twenty passengers on two Greyhound buses were shaken up when the coaches sideswiped near East Liverpool on the way to Pittsburgh. Both buses were disabled and only Mrs Poelbick of Pittsburgh remained hospitalized with injuries described as slight.
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