Four Rich Links Tourneys Booked
Four 1950 autumn PGA tournaments with total prize money of 40,000 were announced by Joe Novak PGA president. Dates include Nov 15-? weekend, with Sept 28-Oct 1 set for the Ozark Open at Springfield Missouri. Notables include Sam Snead leading money list with 28,392. Jim Ferrier second with 21,141. Henry Ransom and Perl Mangrum close behind.
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Professional Golfers' Association
Joe Novak
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Cuba
Ferrier
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Perl Mangrum
Niles
Jim Demaret
Ojat
Calt
Tare Ihidienatt
Ormond Beach
Seekeay
White Plaine
Atewiarier
Kyouville
Tenn
Gins Mnadiee
Marpor Portamouth
Vic Og. J. cButen Hartson
Andrews
Hawks Face Title Chance in Key Niteball Showdown
Todgers Long Beach Nite Phlanks travel to Santa Ana Municipal Bowl for an 8 30 p m game as the Hawks seek their first championship since 1939. Long Beach star Jack Randall faces Bill Davis as both clubs chase crucial wins while Pearson and Goyette provide heavy hitting for their teams.
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Shela Ente Wach
Toyice
Ranta Ann
Awa
Frag Tittlat
George Pearson
Hawks
Ciro Goyette
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Govies
Pearson
Geystte
Santa Ana
RATS
Longwheel Mat
Bowling Stars Bid for Tourney Honors
Action resumes at Lanes Here as the West Coast bowling circuit hosts the Virginia Singles Classic and Boulevard Singles Classic. The three day events offer top prizes of 0 and feature entries from Joe Nortis Chicago Bill Kenet Detroit Hank W Lauman Los Angeles Ralph Smith Los Angeles Harold Asplund Detroit and George Gojun San Pedro among others with eight games per tournament across 16 lanes and special all events money for entrants who play both.
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Detroit
Burbank
Virginia
Foster
Boulevard
Myers
South Trundler
el Monte
Joe Nortis
Chicago
Bill Kenet
Hank Wlauman
Los Angeles
Ralph Smith
Harold Asplund
George Gojun
San Pedro
ad—E_ McGlynn
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Dick Down
San Diego
Merie Sullens
Bioko
Det
Bernstds
Ules
Meer
Ratield Field
Dick Muller
Arafield
D. Bimeni
Banerafield
Berry Arin
Eco
Hank Beoville
Salinas
Hed Christensen
Ee Ina
Tommy
Iso
DL. Ay
Jack Chetimesdohn Waitkur
Babe Juilan
Tasoph’ Dusham
Deery Sorenson
Mav Gardens
L.A
Hank Laumab
Bes Bug Moore
Nurmon
Mack ina _ ra ara
Aahcotmin
Canta Honice
Dick Minsch
George Ruth
Rence
Rove Eprings
Wyn Baer
Reina En Baat Angeles; al “Sine, Low i Ae Fobs Abeta? Bea Miuser
MIA Recreation
Hawhorde
George Ty Lowe
Beach
Jin
Eser
Joan Donovan
Hawthorne
Mawthorhe
Al'Nelson
Phoenix
Afiz
Buli Coleova
Sam Smith
Los Long Beach
Tam Stoll
Law
Ed Roos
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Litchnert
Bewey Olsen
Beatenens
Ute
Baten
Kia Prockasiel
Hawhamie
Dee Waltes
bin Biege
Ta Clark
Badie
Tauruta
Lloyd Hat Gare Basis EU Tinhicawars
Jack
Rent Clarence
Mena Pena
Ea" Wexner
Los
Angelea
Dee Bayoona
Ban Diagot
Siete Parka
Ban Imewe
Fan’ Dias
Beny
Echiuelet
Loaw Bagch
Angeles
Tom Saccin
Wearcama
Leone Jones Clash at Bowl Tuesday
In Wilmington the veteran Leone and top challenger Jones meet in a best two out of three bouts over 60 minutes. The Baron's junior heavyweight title is not on the line due to weight limits, with the bout featuring a high-stakes clash as both fighters aim to prove dominance in the mat. Also on the card are Ring Kong Mashey versus Powe, George Temple against Jimmy Tate, and Pancho Gomez versus Honest John Cretoria.
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Nice Uw
Jones
Baron
Garibaldi
San Diego
Hh Sround
Leone
Mussolini
Haa
Palmers
Wilmington
San Pedro
Matt
Ey Nee
Ring Kong Mashey
George Temple
Jimmy Tate
John” Cretoria
Pancho Gomez
Juniors Open Fire Here on Tuesday
The Junior Golf Association stage at Park South features two flight match play as boys and girls compete for top spots. Key figures include Carol Sheppard, Georgia Rose, and Georgia Rose among leading contenders in the junior division, with the event drawing notable local clubs and sponsors.
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C Junior Golf Association
Park South
Thursda
Ronal
Ene Ae
Milt Arthur
Maurice
Carol Sheppard
Georgia Rose
Divisi Ninende
Iehole
Sardan
Ampro Mastre
Carol Hep
Ieee
Falcidson
Ays Brande
Bea
Dave En
Nobby
Endersos
Gary Thompccm
Sena
Mary Ann Strobel
Carol Shep
Home Run Weapon Stops Ventura Braves 10-6
Bakersfield Indians powered past the Ventura Braves 10-6 in a California League game. Two long homers helped Bakersfield seize the offense as Ventura, still leading the league, watched the turnaround with three games remaining in the season.
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Bakersfield Indians
Ventura Braves
California
Braves
Ciis
British Seek Curtis Cup Victory Over United States
Great Britain will challenge for the Curtis Cup next week, sending seven players captained by Mrs. A. C Critchley against a U S squad. The event runs Monday and Tuesday at a wooded course, featuring three foursomes and six singles, with 18 holes now extended to 36. British hopes rest on longer matches and a strong defense from players including Miss Jeanne Elsgood and Miss Philemena Garvey, while the American lineup includes Dorothy Kielty, Grace Lenczyk, and Peggy Kirk among others.
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Buffalo
Great Britain
A. C Critchley
Goiere
Re Course
Birkdale
England
Itchley
Jeanne ‘Elsgood
Jean Donald
Philomena’ Garvey
Elizabeth Brice
Frances Stephens
George Valentine
U. S
Dorothy Kielly
Virginia Country Club
Long Beach
Calif
Grace Lenczyk
Hartford
Fargo
N. D
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Ohio
Mark A. Porter
Westmont
N. J
Helen Sigel
Philadelphia
Coast Sportsmen Break in New Duck Hunting Season
President Truman signed new duck hunting rules expanding the Pacific flyway season by five days and increasing the daily bag limit. The Pacific coast states Idaho Utah Nevada Arizona gain more hunting days while Mississippi flyway prospects see reduced seasons. Officials call the change an experiment reflecting abundant birds per hunter in the west.
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Truman
Pacific Coast
Pacific
West Coast
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Mississippi
Slyway
M. Day
Fish and Wildlife Service
Pacific Flyway
California
Amateur Boxing Card Slated at Wilmington Bowl Thursday
Sponsored by Wilmington and Dominguez civic leaders an eight bout amateur program features Sheik Ariza of San Pedro against Leroy Richards of Los Angeles at Wilmington Bowl Thursday night Proceeds benefit area youngsters with ticket sales first come first served Promoter Ernie Steffen and Jackie Leonard arranged the card with several bouts including Renteria of Wilmington vs Long of Los Angeles and other matches among local and regional fighters.
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Wilmington and Dominguez
Sheik Ariza
San Pedro
Carpyarw
Pete A
Ters
Buttitta
Wilmington
Patz Field
Wilming
Ernie Steffen
Jackie Leonard
Steffen
Jack Sasser
Dominguez
Wally Reynolds
Leonard
Ariza
Richards
Tony Renterla
Henry Long
Los Angeles
Welters
Harlin Kelly
Curtis Robinson
South
Sammy Moreno
Fred Baca
Jungle Jim Lawson
Long Beach
Hal Dyer
Lght-Heavies
Alumni States Monday Practice at City College
In Rocky Kemp's absence Hank Ennen will coach the City College alumni through a light session tomorrow night at 7 at Jordan High. The alumni will skip today’s practice, staging a Labor Day night workout instead. Tickets for the benefit clash between the Viking rarity and alumni go on sale Tuesday at Proctor's Sporting Goods and City College.
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Rocky Kemp
Hank Ennen
City College
Jordan High
Viking
Proctor's Sporting Goods
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