Blair Son Qualifies For Heart of America Golf Event
James T. Blair III, son of the Kansas City mayor, shot 80 to qualify for the Heart of America tournament at Milburn Country Club. He faces a 11 am match in the Presidents flight as first round play begins with 136 contestants led by Bob Willits of Kansas City who shot 66 for the amateur course record.
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James T. Blair
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Independence
Jim Unruh
Tulsa
Okla
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Brownwood
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Atchison
Don Smith
St. Joseph
Bobbine Lola
Fights Last Night Feature Regional Boxing Notes
Boxers Walcott from Camden outpointed Maxim in Los Angeles while Darlard of Kansas City bested De Lee in Edison. Shapiro triumphed in New York over Shinetl. Sikes stopped Den son in Little Rock. Results show mixed wins across cities.
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Kansas City
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Maxie Shapiro
New York
Aldo Shinetl
Milan
Italy
Little Rock
Ark
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Johnny Denson
Indianapolis
Algoa Hurler Tosses No-Hit No-Run Game In City Park
Bill Shiverdecker pitched a no hit no run seven inning game for Algoa in a Senior League win over Knights of Columbus 2 to 0 at City Park. Only 22 faced him. two costly errors aided the two Algoa runs while eight batters were struck out.
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Cardinals Triumph Over Braves 6 2 In opener
World champion Cardinals beat the Boston Braves 6 2 at Sportsman's Park before 16 090 fans. Enos Slaughter homered with two on as Red Barrett lasted three innings and was knocked out. Red Munger pitched a complete game for his 6th win. Browns idle. Tigers lose. White Sox crush Senators. Cubs topple Giants. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh idle.
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Slaughter Keeps N.L. Batting Lead, Boudreau Tops A.L.
Slaughter leads the National League batting race at .343 for the Cardinals, ahead of Walker, Haas and Eliott. In the American League, Boudreau of the Indians leads at .343 after a week with six hits in 12 at bats, while McQuinn drops to .333 as DiMaggio’s hold on the top tied with him weakens.
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California Yale clash tops Kalamazoo slate in title bid
Sports roundup from Detroit notes California touted as a strong team in Western League play and a first playoff setback for Bobby Layne. Blue show: Johnny Schmitz eyed for a car by Wisconsin fans while Boston fans gift Ted Williams a shotgun. PGA shifts hinted as Ferrier moves toward pro ranks. Detroit Lions training camp to feature seven Wolverines and four Buckeyes.
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SPL Cutie Yesterday's Scores Highlight National League games
National League results show St. Louis defeated Boston 6 to 2 while Chicago and New York posted 3 and 4 run outcomes. Other scheduled games include New York 8 over Cleveland 4 and Boston 8 over Detroit 2, Chicago 7 over Washington 1.
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New Sooner Coach Picks K. U. Eleven
Norman, June 24 AP The Kansas Jayhawks are Wilkinson’s top pick, followed by Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma. He forecasts Kansas will draw fine new players and retain many stars like Ray Evans, while Oklahoma will field a similar squad to last year with few new additions apart from Warren Giese and Leroy Neher.
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Bud) Wilkinson
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Major League Leaders and season stats highlights
The Associated Press list features leaders across batting and pitching honors. Notables include Slaughter and Baumholtz atop batting with 343 and 342, Mize leading runs and RBIs, and DiMaggio matching with 71 hits while Keller and Feller appear among home runs and strikeout leaders.
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Relief officer tickets Tony Blazine on the Linc line
Baller, a relief officer on the Lincoln Police Force this summer, proved his mettle by issuing a parking ticket to line coach Tony Blazine. The incident highlights street duty and enforcement actions during preseason assignments.
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Educating Emotions A Sales Talk In Jefferson City
E C House of New York City led the second sales training talk with 428 Jefferson City salespeople attending, a 20 percent rise from the first session. The final lecture will be at the Junior College auditorium Friday night on Shifting the Gears, focusing on inner controls, emotions, and personal power in sales success.
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Boyle's Column Continues on Fashion and War Talks
In Shaker style humor, Frances laments dress stuffing and long hems likely to be redistributed for theater seating. The banter predicts wardrobes changing as skirts lengthen, prompting jokes about slips and new fashion costs. The piece pivots to wartime readers noting over two million Americans served in Australia during WWII.
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Springfield Papers Regain Identity
Springfield readers reclaim local news coverage as the evening Leader and Press return to a twice daily edition. After a March 27 fire destroyed Springfield Newspapers Inc plant, the papers resumed in temporary quarters and Tulsa printing, now moving toward a permanent plant built in a former storage warehouse.
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Noble Nominated For Navy Bureau Of Ordnance Chief
Washington June 24 AP President Truman nominated Rear Admiral Albert G Noble to be chief of the navy bureau of ordnance for four years. His appointment awaits Senate confirmation. He would replace Vice Admiral George F Hussey Jr of Brookline Mass retiring this fall. Nobles shift follows new promotion rules under consideration that would create two star chiefs of bureaus. Noble, a Preston Texas native, resides officially at Ardmore Oklahoma and earlier served as assistant chief of naval operations for ordnance. Hussey, 53, led as chief during the war and became a vice admiral in 1945.
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Vaccine Aims to Prevent Bovine Bang’s Disease
The U S Department of Agriculture developed a vaccine to prevent bovine Bang’s disease. It is not a cure.
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Standard to Limit. Sale of Gasoline
CHICAGO, June 24 AP Standard Oil Company Indiana announced today that it will implement an allocation system for distributing its available gasoline supply for June July and August in the interest of fair treatment to all customers. Supplies will roughly equal last year’s period and be equitably distributed among customers. Sales have run about 15 percent higher than last year and dealers will limit deliveries to their customers as determined by the dealers.
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Company cites capacity limits in allocation plan
The company stated it could not meet all demands even after using full pipeline capacity and running refineries at full capacity for many months, while Standard officials noted the plan was adopted only because of those constraints.
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