Snead, Shute, Nelson tied after Open after 72 holes
Sam Snead, Denny Shute, and Byron Nelson finish regulation at the 43rd National Open tied at 284 on the Spring Mill course. Johnny Bulla at 287 leads Snead and others. Ralph Guldahl and Dick Metz tied at 288. A playoff is scheduled with $1000 to the winner.
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Johnny Bulla
Shute
Philadelphia
Sam Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Byron Nelson
Denny Shute
Craig Wood
Tamarranwafiarnaan
Reading
Wood
Nelson
Guidahl
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Wash
Snead
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Denny
Big Sam
Ward
Johnny Goodman
Ward Instea
Bulla
Chicago
Clayton Heafner
Guldahl
Denver
Detroit
Dick Metz
Ky Laffoon
Jag McSpaden
Paul Runyan
Ed Dudley
Henry Picard
Harry Cooper
Horton Smith
Heafner
Walter Hagen
Tom Creavy
Gene Sarazen
Jimmy Thomson
Charlotte
Sam Parks, Jr
Pittsburgh
al Houghton
Bethesda
Jim Turnesa
Providence
Frank Walsh
Rumson
N. J
Ray Mangrum
Oakmont
Madison
Lake Forest
Ill
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Playground Boys Open Tomorrow
The City Playground Softball League launches tomorrow at 9 AM with Brentwood vs Oak Hill and Cloverdale vs Junior High. Emma Blair faces Ada Blair at 2 PM. About 150 youngsters met last Monday to ready the program run by June Scott with assistor Harry Welch.
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City
Brentwood
Oak Hill
Cloverdale
June Scott
Scott
Harry Welch
Duke University
Parks and Juvenile Commission
Emma Blair
Ada Blair
Adam Blair
Ray Street
Tower Tosser Drops McEwen in Shutout Victory
In Burlington on June 10 Tower Tosser Bill Davis pitched a four hit shutout as Tower beat McEwen 5 to 0. Davis held McEwen to two hits through eight innings before a ninth inning run sealed the win with Collins attempting to score from second on Gillispie’s single. Batteries: G Davis and R Davis for Tower, Slaughter Earp and Hahn Hayden for McEwen.
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Burlington
McEwen
Bill Davis
Tower
Collins
Gillispie
Rhe Tower
G. Davis
R. Davis
Slaughter Earp
Hahn Hayden
Phillies pound St Louis with new first baseman spark
In Philadelphia the Phillies split a twin bill with St Louis, winning 6-5 behind new arrival Jack Bolling who delivered the pivotal two-base hit after arriving from the Atlanta club. Mickey Owens errors aided the second game's 3-0 margin as Morrie Arnovich and team-mates capitalized on late miscues.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
St. Louis
Jack Bolling
Atlanta
Southern Association
Doc Prothro
Kirby Higbe
Mickey Owens
Hershel Martin
Emmett Mueller
Morrie Arnovich
Gutteridge
Cooper
Siha Seeuss
Mize
Myers
Scharein
Brown
Martin
Bolling
H. Martin
Mueller
Shaun
Higbe
Shound
Padgett
Shoun
Pinelli
Goetz
Reardon
Moore
Franks
May
Owen
Arnovich
Millies
Medwick
S. Martin
St Louis
Harrell
Mulcahy
Welland
Weiland
State Horses Win Myrtle Beach Races
Sylvia owned by R. H. Johnston of Charlotte won the Georgetown pace heats. Symbol MecCall owned by C. S. McLaurin placed in all three Conway pace heats with Symbol Wilson also McLaurin trained winning all three. May Street owned by BE. L. Whitehead ran well in the Mullins Enterprise trot. Intruder owned by Mrs. Evelyn Casper took two heats. The Princess, also McLaurin, won the Mullins third heat while Musette of R. L. and W. H. Smith placed second in all heats.
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Myrtle Beach
N. C
Sylvia
R. H. Johnston
Charlotte
Georgetown
Symbol MecCall
C. S. McLaurin
McCall
Symbol Wilson
McLaurin
May Street
BE. L. Whitehead
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Symbol Alicia
P. V. Randolph
Enfield
Intruder
Evelyn Casper
Coatsville
Princess
Musette
R. L
W. H. Smith
Greenville
National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress Entry Window
June marks the entry month for the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress districts and regionals ahead of the national finals in Wichita Kansas August 11 to 23. Teams must file applications with their state commissioners or the Wichita headquarters as soon after June 10 as possible.
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Wichita
Kan
Cubs Whip Bees In Series Opener
Chicago Cubs beat the Boston Bees 2 to 1 in the series opener at National League field. Earl Whitehill earned his third win of the season as Hack Gleeson and Warstler drove in the runs. Attendance reached 4,816 with 2,301 women and 1,965 men in attendance.
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Cubs
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
Earl Whitehill
Bartell
Outlaw
Hack
Herman
Hartnett
Whitehill
Majeski
Miller
Warstler
Shoffner
Gleeson
G. Russell
Hassett
Warstier
Breece Tops Ca-Vel For Inter-City Win
Hemp star Sheldon Breece pitched a four hit game to beat Ca-Vel 4 to 2 in a late afternoon Inter-City clash. Ca-Vel tallied in the first and fifth, Hemp added two in the seventh as Breece earned the win and Clayton the loss.
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HEMP
Sheldon Breece
Ca-Vel
Abrho
Abrho Powell
Wi'brow
James
Turville Lf
Andrews
Roberts
Slaug’ter
Briges
Garrett
Wheeler If
Rey'olds
Jenkins Ss
Dunn
Clayton
Breece
Bankers Top Arcanum In Softball Comeback Win
The Bankers defeated Royal Arcanum 8 to 5 Friday afternoon after scoring six runs in the fourth inning. Hayes pitched a strong game for Bankers, while Moffitt hit a home run for Arcanum. Score by innings shows Bankers 020600x 8, Royal Arcanum 0100202-5 5. Batteries Coltrane and Vance for Bankers with Hayes and Pickard for Arcanum.
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Bankers
Royal Arcanum
Hayes
Moffitt
Arcanum
Coltrane
Vance
Pickard
Fifty-Eight In Play For President's Cup Today
Medalist Jack Garrett leads 58 entrants in the first round of the President's Cup at Emerywood Country Club. The four day event opens with match play and features defending champion Jimmy Poole facing George Rabb, with round one pairings listed.
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Jack Garrett
Emerywood Country Club
Andy Merrilees
Garrett
J. W. Lindsay
Jimmy Poole
George Rabb
Ed Woollen
Rex Ehlers
E. S. Wood
James Ragsdale
H. D. Marsh
R. J. Johnson
W. R. Campbell
A. M. Utley
Forrest Murray
Matt Wall
J. W. Poole
al Resch
Prince Hal Delivers as Giants Top Pittsburgh 6–2 in Opener
New York Giants beat Pittsburgh 6 to 2 in a series opener after Prince Hal Schumacher steadied following a rough first inning. Zeke Bonura drove in two more runs in the first and Brubaker’s error set up two unearned Giants runs.
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New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Prince Hal" Schumacher
New York Giants
Zeke Bonura
Bill Brubaker
Giants
Pittsburgh
Abrho
P.waner
Moore
Vaughan
Jurges c
Rizzo
Danning
L.waner
Ott
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Bonura
Brubaker
Demaree
Suhr
Chiozza
Handley
Handley 3B 4021 Whi Ead 2B 4114 Berres
Schuma
Bowann
Sewell Po
Sewell
Berres
M. Brown
R.ee
Handely
Jurges
Whitehead
Schumacher
Bell
Brown
Barr, Moran
Sears
Hart Defeats Clarke Wins Southern Interscholastic Title
Bud Hart of Miami Florida defeated Grant Clarke of Miami Beach 6-4 3-6 8-6 8-6 to capture the Southeastern Interscholastic tennis championship. Both players qualified for the national interscholastics at Merion Cricket Club starting July 3 after four days of play in Clinton South Carolina.
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Clinton
S. C
Bud Hart
Miami
Fla
Grant Clarke
Miami Beach
Hart
Clark
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Umpires to be registered with semi pro association
District and state tournament umpires are now required to be registered members of the National Association of Semi Pro Umpires. Semi pro leaders say the move raises officiating standards by ensuring only qualified umpires join the association.
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National Association of
Final Scores In National Open Golf Event
A long list of players and scores from the National Open. Notable names include John E. Rogers of Denver and Tommy Armour of Medina with totals around 293 and 294. Other top finishers involve Ky Laffoon, Wilford Wehrle, Gene Kunes, and George Von Elm among many others across multiple locations.
Mills Home Loses First, Globe Parlor Rally Edges 5 4
Globe Parlor defeats Mills Home 5 to 4 in the Commercial League as Lane drives in the winning run with a ninth inning single. Adams-Millis Cees topple Oakdale No. 2 10 to 7 with Brinson collecting four straight hits to pace the offense. O Hodgin and O Slack lead Oakdale’s attack in the other game.
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Globe Parlor
Gray
Mills
Lane
Oakdale
Brinson
Cees
O. Hodgin
O. Slack
Globe Parlor Mills
Abrhabrh McDowell
Bailey
Fowler
Godwin
Thomas
Kearns
Flynn
Younts
Brady
Carmichael
Duncan
Williams
Powers
Fisher
Hoover
Clinard
Black
Volitant wins one mile Shevlin Stakes at Aqueduct
Volitant riding the Saratoga Stable silks of George Bull and John Morris wins the 1939 Shevlin Stakes at Aqueduct. He defeats Golden Voyage by a head with Third Degree third and Gilded Knight seventh amid a 12,000 crowd and a 1:36 4-5 time. The upset follows a late claim dispute and a dramatic stretch duel.
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New York
Volitant
Saratoga Stable
George Bull
John Morris
Aqueduct
Samuel Bachrach
Challedon
Golden Voyage
Basil James
James
Meade
Valitant
Johnstown
Barnstormers Out Of Semi Pro Baseball Congress Program
Ray Dumont, semi pro leader, announces Barnstormers and other barnstorming clubs are ineligible this season. Eligibility requires teams to be permanently established in one city or community.
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Barnstormers
Ray Dumont
Indians Move Toward Third With 6–0 Win Over A's
Johnny Allen fired two-hit ball in six innings to boost Cleveland into a virtual third place tie with Chicago. The Indians exploded for four seventh-inning runs, chasing Nelson Potter, as Frank Pytlak, Ben Chapman, Babe Siebert, Hal Trosky and Oscar Grimes fueled the rally. Potter took the loss. Allen earned his third win in six starts for Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Allen
Philadelphia Athletics
Tribe
Philadelphia
Nelson Potter
Bob Joyce
Roy Parmelee
Allen
Earle Brucker
Babe Siebert
Indians
Frankie Pytlak
Ben Chapman
Jeff Heath
Pytlak
Hal Trosky
Chapman
Heath
Trosky
Oscar Grimes
Moses
Cam'bell
Seibert
B.chap
Johnson
Health
Brucker
S.chap
Keltner
Lodigiani
Grimes
Ambler
Webb
x-Miles
Nowsome
Potter
Joyce
xx-Etten
Parmelee
Lodergiant
Pytiak
B. Chapman
Oy Parmelee
Pottre
Geisel
Pipgras
Rolls
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Hugh Smart
W. E. Price
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J. D. McCrary
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Clarke
John E. Rogers
Denver, Colo
Tommy Armour
Medina
Ravina
Wilford Wehrle
Racine, Wis
Gene Kunes
Norristown
Taft
Calif
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Deal
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Warrensville
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Richmond
Tony Manero
Peabody
Mass
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Clarks Summit
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Conn
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Wilkinsburg
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Beloit
Wis
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Towson, Md
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Hornell
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Winchester
Frank Moore
Bretoonwoods
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Birmingham
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Philmont
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White Plains
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Great Neck
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Hershey
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Phila
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Altoona
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W. Va
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Brettonwoods
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