Open golf chaos as starter sparks disqualification dispute
In the Open final round chaos erupts as Ed Oliver, tied for the lead after a 287 total, is disqualified for starting ahead of time. The root cause cited is a misbehaving starter who allowed players to breeze through the gate, leaving Oliver cooling on the club veranda while Sarazen and Little vie for the championship.
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USGA
PGA
Joe
Ed Oliver
Oliver
Hornell
N. Y
Lawson Little
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Little
Prolific baseball, tennis stars and optics tips in one note
The note mentions Gilbert Yates with Dewey, semi pro clubs in a tournament, Lawson Little at Bretton Woods, Fussell at Blair Park tennis, Bitsy Grant in the Southern tournament in Charlotte, and commentary on Al Milnar. It includes eye protection advice from Dr E D Tillyer and ends with a psychiatrist recommendation, signed off with Good night and good morning.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Gilbert
Grandpappy) Yates
Lawson Little
Bretton Woods
Connecticut
Squire Fussell
Blair Park
Bitsy Grant
Charlotte
Dodgers
al Milnar
E. D. Tillyer
Optical Company
City to host ladder tennis meet and league plans
The City Recreation Department will sponsor a city wide ladder tennis tournament to determine the High Point team. Entries accepted at Blair Park next week with a June 15 deadline. A meeting June 11 at Blair Park will form a city tennis association and elect officers. An eight team Piedmont league may start within two weeks with teams from Lexington Salisbury Thomasville Greensboro Winston Salem and Asheboro.
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L. H. Fussell
Blair Park
Fussell
Piedmont
Lexington
Salisbury
Thomasville
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Asheboro
Winners Rally In 8th Inning In Tri City League Game
Triangle Hosiery Mill rallied in the eighth to beat Mack Judson of Greensboro 7 to 5 at Willis Park. Reginald Dawson relieved in the fourth and shut down the Gate City lineup as Triangle erased a 5 to 4 deficit. Fowler led the attack with four hits, aided by Newman Summey and Hayworth, while Huckabee led losers with three hits.
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Triangle Hosiery Mill
Mack Judson
Greensboro
Willis Park
Reginald Dawson
Triangle
R. D. Apple
Gate City
Runt Newman
Bill Morehead
Newman
Hayworth
George Summey
Morehead
Fred Fowler
Summey
Fowler
Aunt Newman
Huckabee
Score by innings for R. Mack Judson game
Score by innings shows Terre 002 002 03x with R. Mack Judson on mound. Dawson earned the win over Barton in 1 hour 45 minutes as multiple players recorded hits, errors, and stolen bases.
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R. Mack Judson
Hudson
Morehead
Jessup
Stanley
Barton
Newman
Hayworth
Summer
Frazier
Apple
Dawson
Whitt
A. Hudson
Fowler
Huckabee
Rush
Mack-Judson
Triangle
Thomas and
Stuart
Mooresville Tops Lexington 9 3 in Baseball Clash
Mooresville collected 17 hits to defeat Lexington 9 to 3 as eighteen Lexington runners stranded. Jordan homered with a man on in the fourth, Hicks drove in three, and Gassoway had a run batted in. Shope struggled in the ninth while Jordan fanned nine for Mooresville.
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Lexington
Mooresville
Jordan
Shope
Hicks
Gassoway
Coscorees
Smith
Whitaker
Peterson
Saab
Helms
Blair
White
Kelly
Small
Cuoto
G. Jordan
Aldret
Wilson
Lujack
Yasitas
McKinley
Guilford Amateur Tourney At Emerywood In June
The fourth Guilford County amateur championship begins Thursday at Emerywood Country Club and runs through Sunday. Noted past winners include Bobby Dunkelberger and 1937 1938 champs Jack Garrett Jr and Bill Snow. A. A. Oliver Jr chairs the committee with Bill Snow and Dunkelberger. Practice runs from Monday.
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Guilford
Emerywood
Guilford County
Emerywood Country Club
Bobby Dunkelberger
Southern
Carolinas
High Point
Jack Garrett, Jr
Bill Snow
Dunkelberger
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Burlington
Asheboro
Lexington
A. A. Oliver, Jr
Ole Diz Mounts Hill For Tulsa Oilers Today
Jerome Herman Dean known as Sunbeam Dean arrives with a reduced fastball and new sidearm to bolster the Tulsa Oilers in the Texas League. He aims to regain form and rejoin the Chicago Cubs within four weeks, facing the Fort Worth Cats in a Sunday doubleheader.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jerome Herman Dean
Tulsa Oilers
Oklahoma City
Chicago Cubs
Fort Worth
Milnar Handled Indians Past Yankees 3-0
Cleveland pitcher Al Milnar threw a complete game shutout allowing only two singles for the World Series champions. Charley Keller and Buster Mills accounted for New York’s only hits as Milnar improved to 8-1 while Johnny Murphy finished for Cleveland and Roy Bell homered off Marius Russo.
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New York
Charley Keller
Buster Mills
al Milnar
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Marius Russo
Milnar
Johnny Murphy
Roy Bell
Cleveland
Abrho
Boudreau
Crosetti
Rolfe
Kellner
Russo
Selkirk
Gordon
Keltner
Mack
Keller
Hemsley
Bell
Milmar
Murphy
Kolls
Rommel
Ormsby
High Point Shooters Capture Skeet Title
High Point shooters claimed the Tri-City Skeet Tournament title with a 672 total across three meets, edging Winston-Salem 653 while Greensboro stood at 606. Individual high scorer was R. W. Andrews with 49 of 50 pigeons. Ray Idol and O. O. Efird each shot 48.
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Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
R. W. Andews
Andrews
Ray Idol
O. O. Efird
Winston- Salem
Concord Triumph Holds Off Cooleemee In High Scoring Game
Russello homered with two on base in the fifth as Concord downed Cooleemee 8 to 6. Escobar Kimmel Russello Yockman Whitlock led the two teams in a late scoring burst at home plate.
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Enterprise
Cooleemee
Russell
Ghls
Concord
Coolmee
Escobar
Kimmel
Russello
Yockman
Whitlock
Charlotte Net Tourney Draws Great Field
Bryan Bitsy Grant leads a star-studded field for the Southern tennis championship in Charlotte next week. Archibald Henderson Jr. of Chapel Hill and Gradnar Mulloy of Miami figure as top threats while numerous players from Atlanta, Memphis, New Orleans and other sites vie for the title. Pairings announced tomorrow afternoon.
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Charlotte
Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Atlanta
Potomac
Rio Grande
Southern Lawn Tennis Association
Frank Guernsey
Rice Institute
Ernest Sutter
New Orleans
Joe Davis
Vanderbilt University
Atlanta Atom
Mulloy
Grant
Gradnar Mulloy
Miami
Archibald Henderson
Chapel Hill
Henderson
University of North Carolina
Pinehurst
Charlie Hare
Don Buffington
John Ager
Duke University
Cortez Suttles
College Park
Bob Kerdasha
Presbyterian College
S. C
Clinton
Earl Bartlett
Bud Hart
Bob Spurrier
Billy Needham
Memphis
Jack Blair
Louis Schopfer
Glenn Gardner
All Durham Golf Final Sets Showdown at North State Am
Two Durham stars Skip Alexander and W P Budd win semifinal matches in extra holes to reach the North State Amateur final at the Carolina Country Club in Raleigh. Alexander edged Grover Poole after 21 holes while Budd defeated Jack Biggs on the 19th hole to reach tomorrow's championship showdown.
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Carolina
Raleigh
Durham
Skip Alexander
W. P. Budd
Carolina Country Club
Alexander
Dukence
Grover Poole
Budd
Jack Biggs
Aach
Poole
Biggs
Slingin Sam Baugh Roams Texas Rodeo Corrals
Sweetwater Texas reports Slingin Sam Baugh trading football fame for rodeo buzz. The former Horned Frog and Redskins star showcases calf roping in local corrals and plans Stamford Rodeo July 2 to 4. He bought 25 Brahma calves, sold 11, and vows no bulldogging. Lew Jenkins eyes a ranch bid alongside July boxing match.
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Felixer
McKnight
Sweetwater
Tex
Pardner
Slingin
Sam Baugh
Rio Grande
Samuel
Rodeo
Sammy
Sam
Texas Christian University
Washington Redskins
George
Wet Wash) Marshall
Washington Football Club
Larrupin
Lew Jenkins
Lew
Henry Armstrong
Stamford
Tommies Fall in Tight Salisbury Ball Game
Salisbury Giants beat Thomasville 8 to 5 to extend winning streak to three and tie for third. Lindsay collected two hits with an RBI, while Burns, Schemer and Nicely drove in runs for Salisbury. Thomasville left ten on base, Lindsey struck out nine and Joseph added two RBIs for the visitors.
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Salisbury
Salisbury Giants
Lindsay
Thomasville
Mausmen
Parsons
Joseph
Cox
Thrift
Nicely
Burns
Corbin
Weatherbee
Schemer
Easey
Dry
Barker
Easley
Nowak
Cornelius and
Young
T'ville Abrho
Abrhoa
Salisbury Dry
Bohanna
LaMothes
Saceman
Barker If
Burns Cf
Easiey
Anske
Lindsey
Maus
McCrary Eagles Enter Fourth Annual North Carolina Tourney
The McCrary Eagles, a leading North Carolina semi pro baseball club, entered the fourth annual state tournament beginning June 22 under manager Paul Cheek. The team, boasting a 20 and 5 record this season, features Elon star John Griffin and has a history of strong showings, including a state championship in 1938 and a seventh-place finish at nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrary Eagles
Caro
Paul Cheek
Fori Elon
Eagles
Aboro
Sanford
Northline
Nat
Wichita
Buford Ga
John Griffin
Tara
Sig
Probable pitchers listed for major leagues today
Major league games set with listed probable pitchers for the National and American leagues. Boston Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn New York St Louis Cleveland Detroit matchups shown with expected starters and records.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Posedel
Barnicle
Prench
Root
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Blanton
Mulcahy
Pearson
Bowman
Klinger
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Jon
Wyatt
Thompson
St. Louis
Lohrman
McGee
Washington
Lyons
Haynes
Hudlin
Geling
Harris
Rich
Caster
Cleveland
Smith
Donald
Ruffing
Detroit
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Jim Rhea, Jr
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A. C. Miller
Fred Hill, Jr
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