Snead Captures American Pro Golf Title in Richmond
Samuel Snead, aged 37 from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia, won the 1949 Professional Golfers Association championship in Richmond Virginia. He defeated Johnny Palmer of Badin North Carolina to become the first golfer to win the Masters and PGA crowns in the same year, and led money winners with earnings nearing 12,610.83 dollars plus a 3,500 prize from the victory. Snead, noted for improving putting with a borrowed club, shot six under par at Hermitage Country Club, taking the lead on the fourth hole and never relinquishing it. North Dakota is noted as leading in spring and durum wheat production.
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Richmond
Samuel Jackson Snead
Sam
Snead
Greensboro
Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Case
In Hempstead County Arkansas Christine Tomlin sues Walter Tomlin in Chancery Court warning him to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk Omera Evans notes May 1 1949 with seal. attorneys John L Wilson Jr and John P Vesey listed along with June 1 8 15 22 dates.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkangas
Tomlin
Walter Tomlin
Christine Tomlin
Arkansas
John L. Wilson, Jr
John P. Vesey
Excerpts From 1943 Chambers Testimony On Soviet Espionage
The text recounts a December 28, 1943 session where Repulican lawmakers Mundt and Nix on led a subcommittee with Whitaker Chambers at Westminster Md. Chambers describes Soviet espionage links, a dentist, and a scheme involving Irish Republican Army cooperation, Christie tanks, and possible submarine deliveries to the West.
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House Committee On UN
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Nixon
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Philip Rosenblcitt
Western Union
41St St
Broadway
Rosenbleitt
Red Army
Irish Republican Army
London
Washiggion
Ireland
Red Square
Greenwood Takes Over First Place in Cotton Loop
The Greenwood Dodgers, led by Fred Waters with 12 strikeouts, beat Pine Bluff 5 to 2 to seize first in the Cotton States League. El Dorado’s Oilers crushed Helena 9 to 2, while Clarksdale edged Hot Springs 8 to 2 with Frank Pinocchi driving the offense.
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Cotton
Associated Press
Fred Waters
Mississippi
Helena
Greenville
Clarksdale Planters
Imarker
Clarksdale
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Yelena
Natchez
Mineral Springs to Play Legion Tonight at 8
Mineral Springs meets Legion at Fairpark at 8 pm as Clyde Zinn aims for win number four. The Flyers face a hot Mineral Springs squad led by the Bell brothers and Gilson Ross, with Gary Anderson close behind in hitting. Free admission for children to age 12 with a parent.
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Hope Legion
Fairpark
Strong Fingered Springs Flyers
Mineral Springs Nine
Bell Brothers
Gilson Ross
Gary Anderson
Furillo Delivers in 14th To Edge Giants in Marathon
Brooklyn outfielder Carl Furillo belted a 14th inning homer off Larry Jansen to beat the New York Giants 6 to 4 at the Polo Grounds. Rookie Jack Banta pitched effectively in relief as Brooklyn and Boston tied for the early National League lead after a 3 hour 57 minute duel.
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Lea Durocher
Buss
Brooklyn
Larry Jansen
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Jansen
Brooks
Lee
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Jack Banta
Boston Braves
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Jit
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Roy Campanella
Dave Koslo
Banta
Barney Shatton
Gil Hodges
Boston
Hues
Braves
Jim Konstantly
Clint Conatser
Travelers Take Series Opener From Barons
The Travelers beat the Barons 3 to 0 to open a series as Birmingham led the league while competing against teams including the Crackers who routed Mobile. Art McConnell earned the win while Memphis logged its 40th loss of the season in an extra inning effort where the Travelers scored three unearned runs on a hit batter walk error and an outfield fly. Tonight’s slate features New Orleans at Atlanta Mobile at Birmingham Chattanooga at Little Rock and Nashville at Memphis.
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Associated Press
Jimmy McDonald
Pelicans
New Orleans
Birmingham
Barons
Crackers
Atlanta
Mobile Bears
Little ‘Rock
Travelers
En Hicks
Memphis
Ie Travs
Lookouts
Art McConnell
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Nashville
Baseball scores and schedules from major leagues and minor leagues
National League matchups listed St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Boston Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia American League New York at Chicago Washington at St Louis Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Yesterday results include Boston 7 Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn New York 4 in four innings Only scheduled games noted Southern Association results Atlanta 5 Maile 1 Birmingham 3 New Orleans 0 Nashville Memphis 4 1r innings International League Baltimore 4 Newark 3 Jersey City 1 Syracuse 0 American Association Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 0 Minneapolis 12 St Paul 2 Texas League Tulsa 20 Fort Worth 3 Houston Beaumont 2 Shreveport 4 San Antonio Dallas Oklahoma City 3
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Boston
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New York
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San Antonio
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Helena
Hot Springs
Clarksdale
Wake Forest Baseball Coach Faces NCAA Playoff Pressure
Fullerton, ah New York June 1. Wake Forest coach Lee Gaach argues for a balanced team as the Deacons prepare for NCAA playoffs. The squad went 24–2 with seven regulars hitting .300 or better and seven pitchers. only Batchelor failed to hit .300 yet delivered a key homer. Russel Batchelor, 0 for 46 before a late game swing, helped beat NC State. Johnny Murphy, Auburn backfield coach, may use an assumed name in Birmingham after a mix up with another Murphy.
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Lee Gaach
Wake Forest College
Wake Forest
Russell Batchelor
Wiley Warren
Batchelor
Deacons
North Carolina State
Russel
Johnny Murphy
Auburn
Birmingham
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Johnny
Storm System
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Mary Dagraedt Leads La Salle Tit in Power Packed Night
Mary Dagraedt, a La Salle Tit softball player, hit four home runs and a double in six at bats, with one strikeout while pitching a two hit game against Spring Valley. George Estock of the Austin Texas Big State League club claims a record by winning ten of his last peaks. A North State League team last year won 26 of its first 29 games.
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Mary Dagraedt
la Salle
Spring Valley
George Estock
Austin
Tex
League Leaders Wallaba League Batting Leaders and Pitching Totals
Brooklyn stars Robinson and Branca top multiple lists with high RBIs and strikeouts. Pittsburgh and Chicago players appear in batting and fielding leaders, while Boston and Philadelphia show strong run and hit totals in this summary of league leaders.
Boxing Results From Chicago Houston and More
United Press reports several boxing bouts with mixed outcomes. Gary Indiana's 138-pounder outpointed by Wray Carter 125 1-2 in Chicago. Beaumont's Johnny Dabbs 142 defeated Lain Gallardo 136 in Mexico City. Gaby Ferland 150 1-2 outpointed Billy Tee in Montreal. Other results include Englewood, W J r New Bedford, Ban, Mayo Ireland, Lewiston Maine, West Springfield, and New York competing in various weight classes with mixed decisions and draws.
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Gerald Labroi
Gary
Ind
Wray Carter
Chicago
Huston
Tex
Johnny Dabbs
Beaumont
Lain Gallardo
Mexico City
United Press
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Gaby Ferland
Montreal
Billy Tee
Englewood W, Jr
New Bedford
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Phil Rodrigues
Lewiston Me
West Springfield
Dennis Pav Brady
New York
Joe Carbido
Youngstown
Lous Angeles
Harold Dade
Jesus Fon Seca
el Paso
Pirates Manager Fines Chesnes For Insubordination
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Billy Meyer fined pitcher Bob Chesnes $300 for insubordination. In tennis, Nordwyk Holland Richard Gonzale advances to the second round in the International Jubilee. Los Aggnise do Gonzales of Los Angeles advances in London. Jack Keamer and Bobby Riggs reach the second round at the World Professional Lawn Tennis tournament.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Billy Meyer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Chesnes
Germans to Discuss Berlin Railway Strike Settlement
Berlin officials from East and West zones will meet Wednesday to discuss a settlement of the Berlin railway strike. Mayor Ernest Reuter of West Berlin announced the planned talks and said he had received a message about the discussions.
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Hot Springs Bathers Hire New Manager From Sox Affiliate
Glen Stewart known as Gabby arrives to replace Pete Pox as manager of the Hot Springs Bathers in the Cotton States League. Fox remains as a scout in the Chicago White Sox farm system. Stewart, ex NL infielder, has led Wisconsin Rapids in the Class D Wisconsin State League. Bathers sit seventh in the Dalton States Standings.
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Glen
Gabby) Stewart
Pete Pox
Hot Springs Bathers
Fox
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Stewart
Wisconsin Rapids
Bathers
Dalton Sgtes
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Evening Lineup
The clipping lists a dense slate of programs across a day, including Superman at 6, Captain Midnight May, Tom Mix, News and Sports segments, Gabriel Heatter and Fulton Lewis news hour, music features, baseball game, and various talk and entertainment shows. Many entries appear with station identifiers and alternate program names.
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Gabriel Heatter
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Henry
Mutual Resorts
Ieee
Ccs
Sunvrica Saranada
Salon Serenade
Star
Fulton Lewis
Air Force Hour
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Georgia
Tam, Dick & Harry
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Lanny Ross
Mall
Mosday
P.m
John Daniel
Eady Arnold
Queen
Bob Poole
Sardi
Carle
Voice of the Army
Straight Arrow
M Captain
Midnight
Top Radio Programs Listings for New York Tonight
Radio schedule highlights NBC CBS and ABC offerings for June 1 with Blondie and Dagwood at 8 and 6:30 p.m. on NBC plus Crosby programs on CBS and Berle and Crosby on ABC. MBS features You Top This and The Comedy Playhouse with varied afternoon and evening times.
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NBC
Blondie
Dagwood
Sdurfty Ff
Aveit
P Comedy Playhouse
Ane
CBS
James P.M. Guaing
ABC
Ted Matone
Atomic cocktails fail to save Joyce Hughes from Hodgkins disease
Joyce Lee Hughes, a 45 year old Birmingham girl, died after radioactive phosphorus treatments known as atomic cocktails. She was treated at University of Tennessee hospital clinic after travel from Knoxville six weeks earlier. Her weight declined from 142 to 85 pounds over six months. A Soviet transport chief called for an end to the West Berlin railway strike with a 60 percent wage offer in West marks.
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Oakidge
Tenn
Joyce Lee Hughes
Willi Kreikemeyer
West Berlin
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