Highland Cops 28th Straight City Golf Meet Opens
Avery Beck earned medalist honors with 75 in qualifying as 37 contestants begin the three flight city meet at Blair Park. Fred Sappenfield set match play pairings with Beck facing Hobart Watson in the opening round. three flights determine titles through Saturday with gaps and byes noted for several players.
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Avery Beck
Blair Park Golf Rse
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Fred
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Hobart Watson
Ies
Lucian Williams
Nelson Zach
Fred Sechrest
Sappenfield
Camilli And Allen Traded To Giants
The Brooklyn Dodgers traded first baseman Dolph Camilli and pitcher Johnny Allen to the New York Giants for Bill Lohrman Bill Sayles and infielder Joe Orengo with no cash exchanged Waivers were filed on all players Camilli who may retire at season end also discussed returning home to Laytonville California Allen 27 has five wins this year Orengo previously played for the Giants and Cardinals Lohrman a veteran pitcher Sayles posted 11 12 in the American Association last year with Louisville
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Buck) Newsom
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Silver Knit Wins Over Tomlinson In Municipal League Rout
Brown's three hit and 11 strikeouts lead Highland Park to a 3-0 win over Pickett in seven innings. Silver Knit Prevails 7-2 over Tomlinson as Hainey wins. York soloed and Cecil led the losers with three hits. Melrose climbs to second with a 14-9 win over Triangle while Highland also tops Pickett in another afternoon game.
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Walters Leads Cincinnati To 4-2 Win Over Giants
Walters steered Cincinnati to a 4-2 victory against the New York Giants in a hard fought game. He allowed 10 hits as Sid Gordon hit a sixth inning homer for New York. The box shows Walters with 2 RBIs and 2 runs while Gordon drove in both Giants runs.
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Farmers Shape Peacetime Economy Shift Says Study
A 12 member presidential committee urges rapid conversion from war to peace production. It calls for billions to reclaim land for expanded farming and envisions 1,000,000 agricultural jobs postwar with priority for ex soldiers. The plan also proposes 25,000 veteran farm uses and 50,000 farm families to move onto reclaimed land.
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Gunther Wins Upset at Biltmore Women’s Invitational
ASHEVILLE July 31 Gunther upset favorite Miss Crum of Orangeburg to win the 21st Biltmore Forest Country Club women's invitational. Gunther opened with a birdie three on the first hole and posted a 36 on the front nine despite a late stumble.
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Memphis
Jame Crum
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Murph Sure T Formation Can Solve Grid Problems
Charlottesville July 31 Frank Murphy argues the T formation can solve football gridiron puzzles amid wartime material scarcity. He cites seven reasons praising brains over brawn, open play, fewer injuries, and ease of coaching for 16 and 17 year olds, noting the formation uses four backs and spreads defenses.
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University of Reieia
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Marquette
Land of Dixie
Regional Softball Playoffs Move Toward 1943 Nationals
Raymond Johnson, amateur softball association president, announced regional playoffs set in nine cities for the 1943 national championships in Detroit. Regional meets include New York Cleveland Baltimore Atlanta Denver Houston Phoenix Arizona Fort Wayne Indiana with monthly events possibly in New Hampshire Alabama Saint John and Topeka Kansas.
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UPRISING (Continued from Page &-Sec. A) baseball showdown
Detroit and New York battle as pitchers Wensloff Overmire Trout and teammates trade runs. Highlights include home runs by K m Himself and singles and sacrifices from Higgins Hoover. Twenty bases left on, eight thousand seven hundred fifty attendance, game lasting 2 hours 14 minutes.
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Rookie Vol Shortstop Sold To Phillies Club
Ray Hamrick freshman shortstop of the Nashville Vols was sold to the Philadelphia club of the National League for an unannounced cash sum. The deal was completed by Larry Gilbert via telephone with Phillies President Bill Cox in Chicago. Hamrick to finish the Southern Association season unless summoned earlier if a replacement is provided.
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Hagen’s Golf Challenge Faces Strong Detroit Support
The piece notes Detroit’s solid backing for Hagen’s post war golf series if competition with England resumes. It recalls Hagen’s team beating Gene Sarazen’s contenders 7 to 5 in 1940 and Bobby Jones leading a challenge squad to an 8 to 6 2 victory the next year, signaling Hagen’s difficult position.
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Senators Rout Browns 14 7 In 9 325 Crowd
Washington Senators overpower St Louis Browns 14 to 7 with a 16 hit attack in early innings. Dutch Leonard wins his seventh against ten losses as St Louis errors aid Washington. Attendance 9,325. Combined highway obligations across 39 states exceed 2.43 billion with New York leading and Idaho smallest. several states debt-free.
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Qualifying Opens for Emerywood Country Club Golf Championship
Qualifying rounds for the Emerywood Country Club Men’s golf championship opened yesterday afternoon with Preank Garrett as the defending champ in the 1948 titular meet. The event runs through the remainder of the coming week at the course.
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Preank Garrett
Haegg Wins Speedy Mile at Baldwin Wallace Track
Gunder Haegg outdistanced three Americans to win the one mile in four minutes five and four tenths seconds, slightly slower than the US best. He led from the second quarter and finished five yards ahead of NYU freshman Bill Hulse, with Gil Dodds close behind in four minutes six seconds.
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Tuero And Flam Win Net Honors
Top seed Jack Tuero of Orleans and Herbert Flam of Beverly Hills Calif won the Western Junior and Boys Tennis Championships in Kalamazoo Michigan. Tuero swept Ed Ray 6 2 6 1 8 6 in the final while Flam defeated Robert Galloway 6 2 6 4 to complete the title run without a loss. Both players are 14 or 17, with Tuero aiming for the National Junior crown next week.
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Herbert Flam
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Kalamazoo College
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War talk and a court martial scare across press lines
In Philadelphia at the Contemporary Club Mussolini protests trigger navy action and a rescinded court martial. Columnist Sam Grafton draws fire for calling the king “that moronic little king.” The king declares war against the United States and promises continued conflict.
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Johnny Butler Joins Pro Gridiron Squad
Pittsburgh reports that Johnny Butler, former Tennessee fullback in the Rose Bowl 1940 and Sugar Bowl 1941, joined the Steelers Eagles pro team. He weighs about 190 pounds and is expected to play fullback as with the Vols.
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