Golf Pro Merrilees Warns About Worn Balls In 1945
The article profiles Andy Merrilees, now at Hillandale Country Club in Durham, cautioning golfers that reused golf balls lose core integrity and can be refused for reconditioning. He predicts ball shortages after 1945 and urges prudent use to avoid shortages.
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Andy Merrilees
Emerywood Country Club
Hillandale Country
Durham
Andy
High Point
Merrilees
Greenleaf Leads In Round Robin Billiards Title Fight
Ralph Greenleaf led the Round-Robin three cushion billiard championship after two days, with Willie Hoppe nipping at his heels. The standings show Greenleaf at 206 28, Hoppe 10 6 40, Welker Cochran 10 5 39, and Joe Chamaco 10 4 38 as the event progresses in New York and surrounding players compete for the title.
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Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Willie Hoppe
Greenleaf
Joe Procita
Gloversville
N. Y
Detroit
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Joe Chamaco
Mexico City
Zozeman
Valley city scores and player lines from boxing card
Vallejo California results show John Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles and Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia among competitors. Other listed names include Joe Procita from Gloversville and Miguel Marquez with Arthur Rubin from Brooklyn.
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Vallejo
Calif
John Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Joe Procita
Gloversville
Mexico City
Parce
Miguel Marquez
Arthur Rubin
Brooklyn
Unclear scorecard with mixed inning counts and players
Yesterday results show Fitzpatrick 50 Rubin 37 across 44 innings and Greerleaf 50 Procita 18 in 28 innings, with Bozeman 50 Cochran 50 Rubin 36 across 39 innings and Chamaco 50 Ponzi 49 in 53 innings. details are fragmentary.
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Fitzpatrick
Rubin
Greerleaf
Procita
Bozeman
Marquez
Cochran
Chamaco
Ponzi
Fayette County Ballots Cost 10 Cents Each
Fayette County Comptroller Rebecca McDowell estimates the general election produced 54,113 ballots, costing 10 cents per ballot. The figure reflects county election expenses.
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Uniontown
INS
Fayette County
Rebecca McDowell
Army Named Nation's Champions By Final AP Poll
Army replaces Notre Dame as national college football champion in the final AP poll. The cadets led in every tabulation, undefeated after a 59-0 win over Notre Dame, with 1,165 points from 121 ballots. Ohio State 2nd, Randolph Field 3rd, Navy 4th.
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Harold Claassen
New York
Army
Notre Dame
Cadets
Navy
Baltimore
Associated Press
Jevery
Irish
Ohio State
Randolph Field
Bainbridge
Iowa
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Texas Christian
Texas A&m
Fourth
Air Force
Tennessee
Vols
Randolph
Mater Hin
Cee
Baim Bridge
Iiss
Ccvecvaceeness
California
Romulo to address House on Pearl Harbor anniversary
Philippine General Carlos Romulo who accompanied the American Leyte invasion will address the House of Representatives Thursday on the third anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack.
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House Washington
Carlos Romulo
Leyte
House of Representatives
Pearl Harbor
Boxing Roundup and Air Service Golf Star in England
Tony Gerento and Teddy Rand Goupholp fought to decisions in various venues from Newark to Chicago. Sgt. Robert W. Dunkelberger, a top amateur golfer with Air Service Command, practiced in England with a string of prior championships and a family of his own.
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Bobby
AIR Service Command
England
Hitler
Robert W. Dunkelberger
Colonial Drive
High Point
N. Y
Italin
Sgt. Dunkelberger
Links
Britain
France
Minor Leagues Convene To Shape Baseball’s Future
Buffalo hosts the minor league convention as 26 circuits debate 13 amendments to the major minor agreement. Proposals include doubling draft price and tighter territorial protections amid postwar uncertainty. Meetings span Piedmont Ohio State Pony League Eastern Association and American Association with votes by ten active and sixteen suspended leagues.
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Buffalo
K. M. Landis
Judge Landis
Landis
Pacific Coast League
National Association
Piedmont
Ohio State
Pony Loups
American Association
Milwaukee
Carolina
National Federation of Baseball Writers
The
Association of Professional Players of America
Generals Favor Steak as First Postwar Meal
The Journal of Living reports U S generals Mark W. Clark Courtney Hodges Omar Bradley and James Doolittle share a preference for steak as their first postwar meal, while noting civilians face similar dining choices when available.
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New York
INS
Current Journal of Living
U. S
Joe
Mark W. Clark
Courtney H. Hodges
Omar M. Bradley
James J. Doolittle
Severn Regar outlines Swiss peace hub idea to Mercury Club
Mercury A C address by Severn Regar at the Sheraton Hotel discusses Switzerland as a lasting peace hub, arguing big nations alone cannot ensure Europe’s peace. He notes Switzerland’s long peace and urges broader cooperation beyond a few powers.
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Switzerland
H. Severn Regar
Mercury Athletic Club
Sheraton Hotel
Regar
Europe
Mr. Regar
Fay McCollum
Dick Johnson
Jim Steele
Steele
Preachers
Matt Patterson
Columbia, S. C. Air Base
Fort Bragg
Radio Schedule Changes for Eastern War Time Broadcasts
The listing notes station network corrections shifting programs by one hour for CWT and two hours for MWT. It details hourly segments from 5:45 PM to 11:15 PM with news, dramas, variety shows, sports, and concerts across NBC CBS and local outlets, including names like Farrell, Tom Mix, Captain Midnight, Ted Husing, Lowell Thomas, Dick Haynes, Judy, Bob Hope, and Hildegard Tarte among others.
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Farrell
Nhe
Dbs
Enshiop Harrigan
Nbc
Quincy Howe
Cbs Sea Hound
Terry
Stokowski
Nbc Kiwin
HIN
Dick ‘Tracy
Chick Carter
Mbs
Ted Husing
Cbe
Jack Armstrong
Blu-West
Superman
Mbs-West
Lowell Thomas
Nbe World News
Dhs
Keney J. Taylor
Blu-Basic
Tom Mix
Mercer
Phbc-Basic
Dave Elman
Blu Fulton Lewis, Jr
Nbe
Jonnie Johnston
Marting Block
Cbs
Dick Haynes
Shaw
the Irresistibles
Ebs
Cireen Hornet
Blu Arthur Iligie
Nbc-East
Kalterborn
Nbe-West
Frances Greer
Mibs
Jinny Simms
Blu Frank
Arthur Hale
Sunny Skylar
Judy
Alan Young
Roy Rogers
Nbe Byrne and Allen
Gracie Fields
Gabriel Heatter
Raymond Gram Swing
Andy Russell
Paul Schubert
Hildegard Tarte Packes
Eaks
On Berries
Bs Dance Orchestra
Nbe-Basic
Cbs & Blu
Byron Nelson Wins San Francisco Open Golf Title Again
Byron Nelson captured the San Francisco open golf tournament for the second year in a row with a 281 total over 72 holes, edging Sgt. Jim Ferrier of Camp Roberts California who shot 282. Ferrier made a late bid with a birdie on the 67th hole but Nelson held on to win and add 2,666 war bonds to his year’s haul, surpassing 43,000 in bonds.
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San Francisco
Byron Nelson
Jim Ferrier
Camp Roberts
Calif
Ferrier
Nelson
Ferries
Elmhurst
Willie Goggin
White Plains
N. Y
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Snead
Navy
Harold McSpaden
Philadelphia
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Utica
Mike
Ralph Guldah
Duke backs star in Southern Conference honor roll
Duke halfback Tom Davis, Duke, was named All-Southern Conference alongside stars from Wake Forest and Duke. Davis, 185 pounds from Wilson North Carolina, starred at back despite injuries and led Duke’s offense as fullback tailback passer and blocker.
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Associated Press
Wake Forest
Duke
South Carolina
North Carolina
William and Mary
Clermwon
North Carolina State
Harris
Wen
Barbour
Knotts
Davis
Carver
Thrash
Kerns
Clowes
Clemson
Jenkins
Turner State
Haris
Owen
Barton Pattie
Richmond
Ie Siane
Campan the Tern
Maryland - Virginia
Army
Navy
Georgia Tech
Penn
Eddie Cameron
Wilson
N.C
Loop
Ernie
Bear) Knotts
Dukeard
George Owen
Wake Crest
Albemarle
N. C
Ellis
Dumpy) Hagler
Birmingham
Ala
Pat Thrash
W. Forest
Second Team Lineup Highlights Duke and Clemson Players
The listing names players by position from Duke Clemson and other schools including Clarke Jones Frank Irwin Buck Garrison Crowder Salisbury McDonald Gibson Mikula Clark Tinsley Brinkley. The roster reflects a midseason selection of backs linemen and a quarterback across multiple colleges.
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Clarke Jones
Duke
Frank Irwin
Buck Garrison
W. Forest
John Crowder
Tom Salisbury
Clemson
Geo. McDonald
S. Carolina
Paul Gibson
N.C. State
Tom Mikula
W.&m
George Clark
Sid Tinsley
Rock Brinkley
Men’s Volleyball Schedule Summary
The record lists a schedule fragment for men's volleyball including matches like Pilots versus Mancina Athletic Club and Senior Hi-Y versus Hi-Pix with unclear venues and times. It also mentions Triangle versus Y Business Men with scattered symbols and incomplete details.
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Pilots
Mancina Athletic Club
M. CA Thurs
Y. Ba
Triangle
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Tony Gerento
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Dunkelberger
ASC
Joan Snare
Brass
Mercury A. C
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Pal
High Point Boy
Tom Davis
Southern Loop
Allan Young
Martin Agronsky
Don McNeill
Sardi
Martin
Jack Bereh & His Boys
Morton Downey