Qualifier Golf Draw Set for Cour Club Championship
Dr Paul Leslie the defending champion led qualifying with a two under par 72 as 48 golfers entered three flights for the Cour Club championship. Jimmie Curran announced pairings and warned first round matches must finish by Sunday night with rounds spanning June and July.
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Jimmie Curran
Paul Leslie
Louisiana State University
J. T. Lesiie Jr
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J. T. Leslie
Isian
Sua- Curran
Taurncy
J. J. Wallendert
Russell Rinklin
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Jim Tom Blair J
H. P. Zendrae
Jimmie An
Sid Lindles
Dr. J. T. Leslie Sr
A. J. Boxees
Aaron Hammond
T. F. Willis
Iett Farmer
Hank Hume
Schroeder
T. R. Oberman
Jack Wal
Fred Scherer
Vil McKay
H. B. Ochsner
Dr. E. D. Sugget
Larry Strait
J.D. James
Dr. J. R. Sinaut
H. J. Haralson
Ellis Rucker
Gordon Price
Fete Gordon
L. W. Helmrich
Don Kennedy
Alan Fischer
Fred Farmer
Otis O. C. Siegmaier
Joe Il Wailen
Dorf
Myren Hultmark
Paul Schnieders Hurls One Hitter
Jefferson’s Paul Schnieders tossed a one hitter as Decatur won 3-0 in a Three I League game. He walked two and struck out five for his second win. only hit allowed was a mishandled roller to third. The Decatur Herald and Review notes the victory kept Decatur above .500.
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Jefferson Roke
Decatur
Decatur Herald and Review
Citlan
Schnieders
Quincy
Telet Leaders Report Strong Batting and Pitching Totals
National League leaders include Palm Beach exports Gordon and Lockman from New York with high runs and RBIs while Robinson and Reese top RBIs for Brooklyn. Pitching crowns go to Branca and Spahn from Brooklyn and Boston with low ERAs and strikeout totals amid crowded leader lists across leagues.
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Marshall
New York
Pittsburgh
Gordon
Lockman
Robinson
Brooklyn
J. Reese
Kiner
Pittsbergh
Ennis
Philadelphia
Thomson
Son
Jones
Waitkus
Furillo
Smalley
Chicago
Mize
Bas Reese
Brook
Branca
Bickford
Boston
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
American League and National League standings listed with teams New York Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Boston St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Cleveland. Yesterday's results show Boston 10 Detroit 9 and Cincinnati 4 New York 3 Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 3 Boston 4.
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New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Lo Pet GB
St. Louis Oo
Bostonoo
Doi
Tay Pitsburgh
Roundup of college and boxing notes from New York and Midwest
The digest covers baseball reinstate battles and legal warnings from W. G. Bramhaim era, boxing promoter activity around Jersey Joe Walcott and Ezard Charles, plus college sports updates. Oklahoma A&M faces Kansas in district play with Nim Free sidelined, Bo Watson out for forestry camp, and Bob Watson posting 73 in a West Coast golf event before a strong finish with 71.
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New York
W. G. Bramhaim
Jedge
Joe Herb Jannusch
Kankakee
Journal
Joe Walcott- Ezard Charles
International Boxing Club
Oklahoma A & M
Kansas
Nim Free
Borger
Tex
Bo Watson
Bob Watson
Texas
Wees
Tom Penick
Bob
Watson
Sammy Snead
Larrys Algoans Take Senior Tilts
Larrys and Algoans each sealed senior softball wins. Algoa defeated the Cleaners 5-1 while Larrys blanked Power and Light 5-0. In Twilight League action Highway Department beat American Legion 3-0 as Bruce Farr fanned five. Shiverdecker hurled a two hitter for Algon nine with eight hits and two runs across mid games.
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Missouri Power and Light
Fashion Cleaners
Algoa
Cleaners
Larry's
Highway Department
American Legion
Tavern
Bruce Farr
Bob Steinmetz
Rovie
Jand Rave
Shiverdecker
Wimming
Fitzgerald
Griffith
Highway Tleam
Air
Fights Last Night in Cities Report
New Haven saw Willis Pep outpoint Luis Ramos of Puerto Rico in 10 rounds. In New York Paddy De Mar defeated Clem Custer of Detroit in 3 rounds by decision. Philadelphia results show Lew Jenkins stopping Jimmy Collins in 8 rounds at 138 pounds.
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New Haven
Jet Propelled Birds Win Fifth Straight Over Braves
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Boston Braves 7 to 3 as they moved to New York for a crucial three game series with the Giants. Marty Marion, Red Schoendienst, Enos Slaughter, and Chuck Diering each had three hits. Red Munger and Howie Fox held the Braves to three runs while Cardinal basing surged into third place, within a half game of the lead. The Giants and Dodgers led the chase with Brooklyn and New York tied for first.
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Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
New York
Giants
Redbirds
Braves
Rds
Brooklyn Dodgsens
Marty Marion
Red Schoen
Dienst
Chuck Diering
Warren Spahn
Enos Slaughter
Marion
the iBraves
Dierliner
Red Munger
Heand
Ed Wilks
Cardinals
Cat Brecheen
Kennedy
del Rice
Brooklyn
Browns
New York Sunda
Zack Taylor
Boston Red Sox
Ford C. Frick
New York Giants
St. Louis
Boston
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Ecumbe Red
Rehiller
Bob Chesnes
Duke Snider
Gene Hermanski
Hermanski
Newcombe
Giants pitcher leads second win over Yankees in sixth
A dominant display by the Giants pitcher not only yielded his second victory over the Yankees but also produced the winning run in the sixth inning. The game highlighted a 5- to 2- deficit later overturned by late scoring.
Missourian Stars On British Track
London crowds saw America's touring track team at White City Stadium. Missouri star Ault won the 440 yard hurdles in 39.7 seconds and capping a strong showing with Bolen and Wint delivering notable finishes as the visitors gained eight wins and two seconds across events.
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America
Tra
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Cthur
Jamaica
Colorado
Dave Bolen
Ajotick Ault
Missouri
Pirates make three-way swap and waiver sale
In New York the Pirates trade pitcher Kirby Higbie to the Giants for infielder Bobby Rhawn and pitcher Ray Poet. Bop Munerief moves to the Cubs for a $10,000 waiver price. Sturgess edges Gonzales to win the Dutch International title in Noordwijk. Jockey Joe Molvert dies after his mount stumbles at the Sul-Mky Downs start.
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Wascuar New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kirby Higbe
New York Giants
Bobby Rhawn
Ray Poet
Bop Munerief
Chicago Cubs
Noordwilk
Netherlands
Eric Sturgess
South Africa
Richard Gonzales
Los Angeles
Boston
Joe Molvert
New Iberia
Mount
SulMik Downs
Pitching Sprint in Western Loop Seeks 20 Wins
Western League pitchers eye 20 win seasons as DF mie and Bob Norden each notch seven victories. Norden earned his seventh last night in Muskogee as his Reds beat Joplin 5-4. Pahmahmie eased at Fort Smith while Toneka won 11-2. St Joseph topped Salina 6-4 after late rallies, Leavenworth fell to Hutchinson, and tonight’s games feature St Joseph at Salina, Leavenworth at Hutchinson, Joplin at Muskogee, and Topeka at Fort Smith.
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Western Association
Seasa
Dfmie
Bob Norden
Norden
Muskogee
Reds
Joplin
Pahmahmie
Fort Smith
Toneka
Fort Smih
St. Joseph
Salina
Bluejays
Leavenworth
Hutchinson
Hitchinson
Topeka
Fort Smi
Standings Shaped by Stars In K O M League Duel
Independence and Iola lead the K O M League with two top pitchers. Bill Creech struck out 17 Bartlesville hitters guiding Iola to a 2 to 1 win at Bartlesville. Joe Crowder started for Independence and fueled a 6 1 victory over Miami. Four runs came in for Fonea City in the second as teammates benefited from Carthage errors to defeat Chanut e 4 3. The US Amateur poll crown went to Bobby Jones, winning in 1924 25 27 28 and 29 more than any rival.
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Associated Press
Independence
Iola
Bill Creech
Bartlesville
Joe Crowder
Yanks
Miami
Fonea City
Pittsburg
U. S
Bobby Jones
Pollen From Several Grasses May Cause Spring Hay Fever
The article explains that hay fever is often caused by various grass pollens, with ragweed, dune grass, Bermuda grass, timothy, and June grass among the major sources. It notes geographic variation in which grasses cause trouble and describes pollen release times and regional prevalence, highlighting northern and southern differences and that Bermuda grass is common in the South.
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Edwin P. Jordan
United States
Timothy
Jasherd
North America
Kentucky
America
New York
Massachusetts
The Doctor Answers on Salt Tablet Use
Salt tablets stay good indefinitely if kept dry. They should be used only when the body loses more salt than diet provides, which occurs mainly for tropical climates residents or those engaged in extremely hot operations.
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