Pairings Announced In Five Flights For Wildwood Tourney
Morris Smith announced the annual Wildwood Golf Club Championship with five flights of 16 players each totaling 80. First round must finish by June 11 followed by rounds on June 18 and June 25 then semi finals by July 2 and finals by July. Defending champ Tom Ritter led the field with 70 in pre round.
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Wildwood
Morris Smith
Gelters
Tom Ritter
John Worner
Jim Ritter
Sten Craft
Dick Getter
Golf's Old Guard No Cinch In Open Says Sarazen
ARDMORE Pa April 12 Gene Sarazen warned the Open field is strong and unpredictable noting Merion's tough course could favor outsiders. He joined Ben Hogan Sam Snead and Jim Demaret among seasoned pros while Craig Wood predicted a youthful surge as 165 players begin a 72 hole run starting tomorrow with 18 holes played daily to trim to 80 and ties.
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Sarazen
Ardmore
Dean Snead
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Merion
Gene Saraten
Craig Wood
Fort Worth
Wood
Sarazoen
Sears and Amanda A C Lead Federal Softball League Wins
Sears and the Amanda A C both posted dramatic wins in the Federal Softball League last night. Sears rallied for five runs in the seventh to beat Carfax 9 8 after a late burst by Gene Dilley who walked and gave up hits. Amanda A C pounded out 19 hits in a 14 6 rout of Party Service, with a four run first inning and a big three inning lead, Willowby earning the win.
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Sears
Ortman-Stewart
Amanda A.C
Gene Dilley
Carfax
Dilley
Johnny May
W. Williams
Re Chase
Kent Little
Garrett
Schultz
Egelston
Ker
Amanda
Party Service
Soule
Baker
Cherney Gemie
Interstate
Merter
Shartie
Sorg
Leroy Riftey
ArtieSwain
Shartion
Machinste
Jake Ellison
Mickey Metiuiore
Interetete
Aifrey
Sluggers and Renegades win in Armco Girls Softball
The Sluggers defeated the Wildcats and the Renegades beat the Scrubs in last night's Armco Girls Softball League action. Betty Ledford starred for the Renegades in a 23 21 win over the Scrubs, while Fran k Burgemeier pitched for the Wildcats. Marilyn Cronk challenged the Sirs in the Sluggers game. Ulah Chandler took the loss.
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Sluggers
Wildcats
Renegades
Scrubs
Armco
Marilyn Cronk
Sirs
Frank Burgemeier
Betty Ledford
Ulah Chandler
Duff's Cafe to Face Lowenstein Furniture in Exhibition
Duffs Cafe will play Lowenstein Furniture, one of Hamilton's top softball teams, in an exhibition game Thursday evening at Ford's Field, Ash ton. The team will leave Duffs at 7 18 p m Thursday. The text notes nautical mile length varies from 6076 1 to 6085 95 feet.
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Duffs Cafe
Lowenstein Furniture
Hamiltons
Fords Field
Duffs
Armco blasts Gardner Nine in 12-2 softball rout
Armco romped to a 12-3 win over Gardner in a preview of the Industrial Softball League. Harold Ledford fanned five as Armco built a 6-0 lead, with Charlie Fisher, Harold Tewell, and Lee Pugh homering. Interstate Folding Box defeated Sharties 2-1 in the other noted game.
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Gardner
Armee Cloud
Wohl
Harold Ledford
Sternmen
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Armess
Chariey Fisher
Hareld Tewell
Lee Pugh
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Eecaust
Macker
Rdster
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Tengle
Beckett Paper
Hemilten
Diamton Des
Aetout
Memilten
Geckete
Arma
Two More Teams In NCAA Field
Colorado A and M and Tufts College joined the NCAA baseball field. Eight districts will send one team to the double elimination tournament in Omaha. Earlier selections include Washington State, Bradley, Rutgers, and Wisconsin. District Four play offs take place in East Lansing with Michigan and Ohio State among principals.
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Tufts College
Colorado State
Tufts
New England
Omaha
Neb
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Pacific Coast
Bradley
Rutgers
East Lansing
Mich
Wisconsin
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Ohio University
Michigan State
Riggs And Van Horn Lead Pros Into Tourney Quarter-Finals
In Cleveland AP report, Bobby Riggs of Los Angeles and Welty Van Horn of Philadelphia advance to the quarter finals of the 5th National Professional Tennis Tournament. Fragmented field narrows to 14 with top contenders Kramer, Evert, Kovacs, Segura, Parker and others still alive for today’s matches and doubles underway.
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Hanmwan
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Los Angeles
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Wir Wan
Jack Kramer
Jim Evert
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Frank Kovacs
Oakland
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Joe Fishback
New York
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Ecuador
John Nogrady
Newark
Frank Parker
Milwaukee
Johnny Fayne
Burbank
Gene Mako
Jack March
Carl Earn
Jerry Doyle
Palm Beach
Fia
Alco
Segura
Parker
Lloyd Budge
John Hendrix
Forest
Pierre Perlizza
Cleveland Indians vs Washington Nationals featured in New York game
The Indians topped the Yankees 21 to sentence not readable due to OCR noise. Luke Epstein provided strong hitting with a 25 foot triple and two singles. Casey Stengel shuffled mound options, including Porterfield over Rasch and Don Johnson as reliever, as Detroit and Cleveland vie for lead.
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JimHegan
Joe Gordon
Joe DiMeggio
Luke Evster
Casey Stengel
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Stengel
Bob Porterfield
Vic Rasch
Don Johnson
Joe Page
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