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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1952

Page

14

Golf Notes From Lubbock and Major Open Talk

Golfers gathered for the Father Son event at Lubbock Country Club while Meadowbrook pursues weekend rounds and a club championship run. Gene Mitchell of Lubbock CC discussed Dallas Northwood and the National Open prospects as top players faced tough, waterlogged greens and narrow Northwood fairways in a vivid PGA narrative.

Gene Mitchell Lubbock Country Club Dallas Northwood Midland Kat Pverybody

Stables Horse Wins 95000 Stakes At Anveduet Race Track

The Cain Fiev Stables Hishahy Baby led on the final turn in the three year old fillies race. The lane-shot daughter of Questionnaire owned by HH. F. Guegenheim was ridden by Ray York and paid 294.30 9.70 and 8.80 in the race.

NTIW Orin Tyre Cain Fiev Anveduet HH. F. Guegenheim Ray York

Sauer Leads NL All Star Voting On South Plains

Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs dominates NL voting with 13 left field votes. Bill Serena and Stan Musial each have 11 as fans on the South Plains help pick the lineups for American and National Leagues with polls closing June 27.

Hank Sauer Chicago South Plains Chicago Tribune Avalanche Journal Sauer Serena Musial Bill Serena Chicago Cub Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals Yankees Casey Stengel Leo Durocher Giants Avalanche- Journal Sports Department The Tribune Eddie Robinson Chicagn Ferris Fain Philadelphia Wall Dropo Detroit Lake Easter Cleveland Nelson Fox Bobby Avia Eddie Jonst al Rasen George Kell Boston Leftfield Gus Zernial Minnie Minose Chicaga Dalepherel Cleveland Heat Evers National Teacue Gil Uodges Brooklyn Whites Loexman New York Dee Fond Bobbs Thomson Billy Cov Alvin Dark Pee Wee Reese Granny Hamner Roy Campanella Walker Cooper Andy Seminick Cincinnati Toby Atwell St. Louis Frank Baumholtz Richie Ashburn Riththield Ralph Kiner Pittsbursh Fnoas Slaughter del Ennis Gene Hermanski Carl Furlin

Arlington Park Opens With Cleopatra Stakes Showdown

Arlington Park’s opening program Monday features 16 entrants in the $15,000 added Cleopatra Stakes for three year old fillies led by Calumet Farm’s Real Delight with Eddie Arcaro aboard. Calumet’s filly has six wins in seven starts this year and $98,122 in earnings. Last Greetings, Clifford Mooer’s filly, arrives after wins in California and is among the top contenders along with Hal Price Headley’s Reco ypt and T M Daniels’ Free Force.

Chicago Last Greetings Arlington Park Calumet Farm Eddie Arcaro Calumet Pride Clifford Mooer

Calumet Farm Sweeps Vanity Debonair and More at Hollywood Park

Calumet Farm dominated Hollywood Park on June 14 winning the Vanity Handicap the Debonair Stakes and the fifth race. Jennie Lee led the Vanity field with Calumet entries capturing first second and third. A Gleam claimed the Debonair Stakes at seven furlongs and Kentucky Lea won the day's fifth race. Calumet earned about 42,500 for the day.

Inglewood Calif Calumet Farm Hollywood Park Calumet Kentucky Lea Two Lea Wistful Jennie Lee Jennie Leer L. B. Mayer

Tommy Holmes to Play for Brooklyn Dodgers as Outfielder

Tommy Holmes, 34, former Boston Braves manager, agreed to join the Brooklyn Dodgers as an active outfielder-pinch-hitter. Born in Brooklyn, Holmes returns home after leaving the Braves where he played since 1942. He bats and throws left handed with a .303 lifetime average and a 37 game hitting streak in 1945.

New York Tommy Holmes Boston Braves Brooklyn Dodgers Holmes Dodgers Brooklyn Tammy Boston Braves

Fans influence Shawnee Hawks owner decision

Shawnee Oklahoma June 14 Fans helped secure 6300 dollars from season ticket sales for owner Irvin Owen of the Shawnee Hawks. Owen said he would not move the team from Shawnee, and David Mayne who led the drive said about 700 dollars remains outstanding. Owen thanked Mayne and indicated he would inform Gainesville Texas of the team’s stay. Reports suggested Texas was courting the franchise after pre season ticket sales concerns.

Shawnee Okla Irvin Owen Shawnee Hawks David Mayne Owen Oswven Mayne

Haymes Wins 1952 Presidents Cup at Lubbock CC

Dr. David Haymes defeated O D McCoy in the 1952 Presidents Cup at Lubbock Country Club after surviving six rounds starting May 4. Haymes beat W H Chappel Jack Trammell Pete Edwards C C Caldwell and Bill Parkinson to reach the final, earning $30 in trade. McCoy received $20 and the two semi finalists Kay Bradshaw and Parkinson $7 in trade each.

David Hames Lubbock Country Club Gene Mitchell Haymes O. D. McCoy Ue Dr. Haymes W. H. Chappell Jack Trammell Pete Edwards C. C. Caldwell Bill Parkinson McCoy Edwards Club Pro Kay Bradshaw Parkinson

Father Son Golf Play Set Today at Trub bock CC

The annual Father Son Golf Tournament will be held at Trub bock Country Club today with 18 holes. Winners receive team trophies and have their names placed on the Dr. J. T. Krueger Trophy. no entry fee. Defending champs are Sterling Forsythe and his son Ted.

Lubbock Country Club Meadowbrook Golf Club Paul Jones Meadowbrook Jones Iurney Dave Carder Sterking Ted Forysthe Dad Ted Forsythes 32Nd St Gene Mitchell Trubbock Country Club J. T. Krueger Mitchell Sterling Forsythe J. Edd McLaughlin Stanley Black

Marion injury ends player manager debut with Browns

St Louis Browns manager Marty Marion, whose suspension was lifted by AL president Will Harridge, sprained a left instep during batting practice in St Louis and will miss his first game as player manager against the Philadelphia Athletics. Browns president Bill Veeck criticized Harridge’s ruling and Marion’s $100 fine.

Marty Marion Browns Am Armament Beston Will Harridee Smishann Nlay Heeamine Pear Bill Veeck Eusmansan Caida Marian Wes Nendine Veeck Barmms Fred Fas Cardinals Vege Birad Rogers Harnche Tan Barsh McGowan Bill McGlewan Rauch ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Will Harridge Marion St. Louis Cardinals Harridge Bill McGowan Boston

Bill Serena's Homer Ties Game as Cubs Top Braves

Hal Jeffcoat delivered a two run triple in the 15th inning to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 3 1 victory over the Boston Braves for their 10th win in 11 starts. Lefty Warren Spahn pitched well despite the loss as Klippstein earned the win.

Bill Serena Hal Jeffcoat Boston Chicago Cubs Boston Braves Warren Spahn Braves Cubs Spahn Gip Roy Smalley Johnny Klippstein Smalley Eddie Mikosis Jeffcoat Willard Ramsdell Klippstein Chicago Hoa Miks Hrmski Rf Gordon If Smallys Thorpe If Ramsde St. Claire Sisti Cricaro Serena Miksis Smailex Enone RBI Fonds Claire

Giants Rally Behind Jansen for 4-3 Win Over Cardinals

Larry Jansen homered and drove in two runs with a fourth inning single as the New York Giants beat the St Louis Cardinals 4-3. Bob Elliott and Wes Westrum also homered, helping San Francisco snap St Louis’s three game streak.

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White Sox edge Red Sox 4 2 behind Mele and Dorish

Chicago White Sox beat Boston 4 to 2 as Sam Mele delivered an eighth inning single for two runs and Harry Dorish pitched sharply in relief to seal the win.

Chicago Sam Mele Harry Dorish Chicago White Sox Boston

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