Al Smith Stops Bonham's Win Streak in Bronx
Al Smith the Cleveland southpaw edged Ernie Bonham and the Indians in a 5 4 ballgame at Yankee Stadium as Joe Heving faltered early. Smith’s timely hits helped the Yankees gain a split, with Cleveland later routing them in a separate game as Boston moved into third.
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Favorite Greensboro Open as Carolinas Junior Golf begins
In Greensboro on June 8 Donald Dunkelberger of High Point and Harvie Ward Jr. of Charlotte were among favorites as the 18th Carolinas Junior Golf tournament opened. Pro-am and amateur junior events started today with match play to begin tomorrow. About 150 golfers from both Carolinas are entered.
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Onald Dunkelberger
Highoint
Harvie Ward, Jr
Arboro
Carolinas
Hale America Contender Fall From Billiard Ball Incident
Hale America golf tourney funds Navy Relief and USO. Babe Lind, Denver district qualifier leader, was unconscious 15 minutes after being struck by a wandering cue ball during lunch-hour pool. He posted a 74 for 214, one over par. District qualifiers near completion for Ridgemoor Chicago final, with 105 advancing of 1,540 starters. Bob Jones led Atlanta district with 67 71 67 205, six under Dixie rival. Turnesa brothers shine at Bloomfield. Jim Turnesa already eligible from PGA tour.
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New York
Navy Relief Society
USO
Charles
Babe) Lind
Denver
Chicago
Ridgemoor Club
Los Angeles
Toronto
Bing Crosby
Bob Jones
Atlanta
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Ohio
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Indianapolis
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Art Smith
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Rochester
Buffalo
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Ray Gafford
Fort Worth
Dallas
Hornets Top Bulls to Maintain Piedmont League Lead
Charlotte Hornets beat the Durham Bulls 7-6 in the opener and 3-2 in seven innings to widen their lead at the Piedmont League summit to a fraction over Portsmouth Cubs. Smut Aderholt starred with three for five and Cliff Bolton powered a three-run rally in the first game.
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Cliff Bolton
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Purple Panther Matched With Cowboy Luttrall at Hippodrome
Promoter J. R. Steele announced Purple Panther will oppose Cowboy Luttrall in the Hippodrome next week. The main bout features Chief Saunooke vs Bibber McCoy in a heated feud. Luttrall previously handed Stanley Pinto a decisive beating Thursday night.
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First Strike Out New York In Doubleheader
Al Smith of Cleveland struck out Buddy Has sett in yesterday's Yankee Stadium doubleheader marking his first strike out of the season after 140 at bats. In Beantown, Whit Wyatt of the Dodgers since joining in 1939 has pitched 87 innings against the Braves with 83 scoreless.
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Shut Out Is In Front For Championship
Eddie Arcaro displays confidence in Shut Out as the leading three year old of 1942 after Belmont and Jamaica races. The colt’s Belmont stakes victory, plus the Derby win, solidifies Arcaro’s pick over rivals Fairarris and Alsab. Saturday’s program raised $207,000 for army and navy relief and USO funds coordinated by Belmont and Jamaica tracks.
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USC Track Team Aims for Eighth Straight NCAA Title
USC led by Dean Cromwell heads to Lincoln Nebraska for the NCAA meet seeking Troy's eighth consecutive national championship. Seventeen athletes travel with hopes of entries in all events except the two mile and javelin. Star distance man Leroy Weed faces Leslie MacMitchell in a anticipated mile showdown. Cliff Bourland and Hubie Kerns vie for sprint upgrades as the Trojans chase a ninth crown in 15 trips to the finals.
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Los Angeles
Dean Cromwell
University of Southern California Track and Field Aggregation
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Leslie MacMitchell
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Haas Wins Again In Louisiana Amateur Golf Championship
Fred Haas Jr of New Orleans captured his third state amateur golf crown in Baton Rouge by defeating former LSU teammate Henry Larcade Jr of Opelousas 10 and 9. Haas produced flawless shooting that left Larcade with little chance.
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Navy athletics at Great Lakes boost enlistments and Relief Society funds
Captain T DeWitt Carr cites Navy athletics at the Great Lakes Training Station as dual service work, boosting morale and enlistments. Basketball and baseball teams entertain thousands of recruits, raise funds for the Navy Relief Society, and produce several officers for fleet duties while staffing remains rigorous and no jobs are created for the duration.
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Major League Standings From Yesterday and Schedule
Baseball standings by league with results from yesterday including American and National leagues, Piedmont and other minor circuits. Key teams listed with scores and postponed or scheduled games, plus probable pitchers for today’s only game.
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New York
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Donald
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Lou Finney Hitting Again for Red Sox in Boston
Boston moves Lou Finney back into daily duties where his bat heats up. He has raised his average to 0.179 with 22 points since returning, including a perfect day at bat last Thursday and three RBIs in a 4-2 win over the White Sox. He contributed a hit and the winning run in yesterday’s nightcap of a doubleheader.
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Sandtrap Aids USO at Bobby Jones Course
A sandtrap on the Bobby Jones golf course aids the United Service Organizations. The club required a ten cent donation into a USO bank at the clubhouse for every drive into the sandtrap in front of the tenth hole.
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Indiana Runner Tom Judge Trains as Lifeguard
Bloomington Indiana June 8 Tom Judge an Indiana middle distance runner maintains fitness while serving as a lifeguard at the Bloomington Country Club pool.
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160 Entries In Horse Show At Sedgefield
A total of 60 horses were entered for the Sedgefield Horse Show to be held Friday and Saturday at Sedgefield. Entries include hunters from Virginia West Virginia Georgia South Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania and various North Carolina regions. Cobham Virginia’s Mrs Hoggin Perry sends four horses including Cornish Hills a leading hunter money winner of 1941. Show starts 1 30 pm each day with evening performances. Sedgefield War Relief Society sells tickets with net profits to the United Service Organization.
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Virginia
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Georgia
South Carolina
Ohio
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Hoggin Perry
Cornish Hills
Sedgefield War Relief Society
United Service Organization
Notre Dame Star Bob Faught Enlists in Navy Reserve
Notre Dame sophomore center Bob Faught and tennis player has sworn into the V-7 Naval Reserve and will be subject to call to active duty after graduation.
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Ernest Rorberts Hurt in United Hunts Steeplechase
Ernest Roberts suffered shock and possible chest injuries when the favored Good Chance fell in the United Hunts Steeplechase at Belson Park. Dr. D Philip McGuire, vice president of Empire City and Laurel manager, called Delaware Park the most charming track seen. A bronze card bearing the visitor’s name becomes the Oklahoma City key.
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New York
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Major League leaders listed on page two Cal 7
Major League batting leaders include Phelps, Reiser, and Mize with high averages and 61 hits for Reiser. Pitching notes cap off with French and Davis atop Brooklyn. The document also notes NYU athletes joining the services as of June 8, including fifty players.
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Open military golf tourney eyed for charity support
Golf expert Charles O Connor suggests a one week open military golf tourney this summer to raise funds for relief societies, with top amateurs and pros like Bud Ward Johnny Fischer Pat Abbott Willie Turnesa Dick Chapman Tommy Tailor Charley Yates Sammy Snead Jim Turnesa Viv Ghezzi Porky Oliver and others. Norfolk Naval Training Station hopes for Navy and Army team matches with Turnesa and Fisher present and Snead heading that way.
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Dick Chapman
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Trees by a Thomas Yearstagoj inia less enlightened age
In a past era medical circles debated prevention over cures and public education on health. Some physicians feared such programs would threaten practice, while modern doctors emphasize preventive care, fresh air, and exercise to strengthen the system and resist disease, a view shared by conscientious tree surgeons responsible for guarding trees against hazards.
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Plan New Buildings At Davidson College Campaign
Davidson College advances a drive to finance a new gymnasium and church with a goal of 3.39 million dollars. Dr. Johns contributes fifty thousand from the General Education Board, a Rockefeller Foundation division. Dr. Oren Moore of Charlotte chairs the campaign as alumni commit to raising two hundred thirty thousand six hundred for the gymnasium.
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General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Oren Moore
Charlotte
Ginsberg Drafted by Own County Board Inducted
Ma district draft official R W Ginsberg publisher of the St. Clair County Democrat drew his own draft number Saturday and was inducted into the army yesterday. He said he merely wanted to serve.
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R. W. Ginsberg
St. Clair County
Farmers lose home to fire after trip to town
Wayne Nebraska reports Mr and Mrs Fred Lute returning to their farm southeast of town to find their house burned to the ground. They had gone to town to buy matches, a misfortune that underscores a tragic irony for the Luté family amid their efforts tending the trees on their property.
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