Golf notes from midseason invite list and standings
The report lists players such as Jim Purness, Middledle Stewart, Leo Bingett, and Toylt Livingston in a midseason golf event. It notes defending champion Bob Livingston as a top competitor, with 15 others including Lillies and Palm Springs Galit. The chairman says the plan rewards top performers across all competition quality. Earnings reflect prize money across the year.
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Jim "Purness
Pavest
Stewart
Vexan
Leo Bingett
Spndweky
Bob" Toylt Livingston
Lillies
Palm Springs Galit
Midglecott
True Yeadership and Earnings in Nobles’ Tourney Plan
Players praise Middlecast's plan to award a $10,000 prize for the winner as the tourney grows in prestige. Deena Ghae notes performance across events, while sponsors express willingness to fund larger purses. The focus remains on achievement rather than earnings.
Fights Last Night Reported by Associated Press
San Jose report by The Associated Press lists Rudy Greer stopping Gary in Oakland and a Brooklyn Hamilton victory over Dant Giovanchi in New York. The chaotic card also mentions a draw in another bout, with unclear weights and locations.
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Associated Preas
San Jose
Rudy Greer
Oakland
Calif
Gary
Ind
Brooklyn
Giovanchi
New, York
Drew
Little Knowtt Hurlers Take Spotlight
Lefty Billy Pierce of the White Sox, rookie Brooks Lawrence of the Cardinals, and two bullpen notables sparked a new pitching surge. Don Liddle and Tom Morgan won for the Giants and Yankees respectively, with Morgan homering and Mantle driving in runs as Detroit fell to the Yankees. The White Sox moved within two games of first, while Lawrence’s debut four-hitter highlighted a busy day across the majors.
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Chicago White Sox
Brooks Lawrence
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Liddle
New York Giants
Tom Morgan
New York Yankees
Fierce
White Sox
Washington Senators
Sox
Cleveland Indians
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Paw Richards
Lawrence
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Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Liddle
Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Wine Mays
Warren Spahn
Morgan
Detroit
Mickey Mantle
Ned Garver
Yankees
Philadelphia
Arnold Potocarver
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Pierce
Sandy
Consuewra
Ex-Collegians Who Jumped From College To Big Leagues
The piece notes Ted Lyons was not alone in jumping from college to the majors. Eppa Rixey from Virginia and Pete Donohue from Texas Christian University matched the feat, reporting to major teams and winning 20 victory seasons with the Phillies, Reds, and Red Sox between 1921 and 1932.
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New York
Ted Lyons
Ase
Tyons
Eppa Teptha Rixey
Pete Donohue
Lyons
Jand
Rixey
Phillies
University of Virginia
Cincinnatie Reds
Donahue
Pete
Cincinnati
Texas Christian University
Boston Red Sox
Athens
Tex
Geziana
Reds
LSU Purdue Golfers in Favorite Role
Eddie Morris of LSU pressed Purdue medalist Don Albert as six top collegiate players and two newcomers reached the 57th NCAA golf quarterfinals. Winners advance to a 36 hole championship, with Calhoun of LSU and Correll of North Carolina among the last eight.
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Eddie Morris
LSU
Don Albert
Purdue
Merrins
Floyd Addington
Southern Methodist I
Albert
A.J. Triggs
North Texas
SMU
Benny Castine
Srother North Texhe
Hillman Robbins
Memphis State
Cecil Calhoun
Joe Correll
North Carolina
Calhoun
Dick Norton
Joe Walser
Oklahoma A&m
Calvun
Perez Gets Garden Nod Over Basset
The ten men step into Madison Square Garden tonight with Lulu Ferey of Brooklyn rated 1-8 over Percy Basset of Philadelphia in a featherweight elimination bout. The winner may challenge featherweight champion Sandy Saddler as the distance increased from 10 to 12 rounds.
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Bassett
Cisco Andrade
Orlando Zulucta
Charney Riley
Perez
Davey Gallardo
Willie Pep
Mickey Mars
Gallardo
Pulu
Percy
Paris
Marseilles
Ashlean
Saddler
New York
Madison Square Garden
Lulu Ferey
Brooklyn
Basset
Philadelphia
Sandy Addler
State Athletic Commiss
Legion Team Journeys to Mena Tonight
Hope's Legionnaires head to Mena for a Little River League game after a high scoring win by the Pony League All-Stars at Arkadelphia, 32 hits in a 16 to 4 victory. Perry Puttle and Derry Fant held Arkadelphia to four hits across seven innings. Tommy Polk had two doubles and a single, Angelo Hollis hit a bases clearing triple. The Hope squad travels to Arkadelphia on the 29th while Clark County plays here on July 1st. Local action saw Murphy defeat the Star boys 8 to 7 and Rotary shut out Citizens Bank 1 to 0.
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Hope
Mena
Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia Frony
Perry Puttle
Derry Fant
Oh the
Tommy Polk
Dobles
Angelo Hollis
Hope Boys
Clark Country Boys
Tuly
Murphy
Star Boys
Rotary
Citizens Banik
Suits Against Markup System Filed in Arkansas Court
The Pulaski Chancery Court ruled to cancel markup systems used by eight Arkansas liquor firms after R G Shaw failed to show cause for injunction. Shaw's counsel plans an appeal to the Arkansas Supreme Court over alleged overcharges totaling more than 1,200,000. Defendants include Silbernagel Co Pine Bluffs F Strauss and Soh Little Rock area distributors and others.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Silbernagel Co, Inc
Pine Bluffs
F, Strauss and Soh, Inc
Central Distributors, Inc McKesson
Robbins, Inc
Warren Distributing Co
Little Rock Distributing Co
Barrett Hamilton Ind
Razorback Distributors
United States approves 1.6 million for Arkansas waterways
Senate clears a 1.6 million appropriation for Army civil functions projects in Arkansas as part of a 467.07 million fiscal year engineer program. Morse opposition to adding the Columbia River project failed before the White House review. Tulsa and Fort Worth games noted in Texas League results.
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Arkansas
Senate
White House
Sen
Morse
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