Snead Still Fair Bet To Keep PGA Title
Sam Snead, the balding star from White Sulphur Springs, looks favored to defend the PGA title as 199 players begin the $49,000 classic with a tricky 7,03-yard layout at Columbus. Snead posts a 71 in practice, interviews the gallery, and eyes the $3,500 prize. field includes Skip Alexander and Lew Kennedy among others, with rounds continuing tomorrow and Thursday to cut to match-play contenders.
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Day By Day All Star Uniforms Were Wasted
Walker buys boys jackets instead of uniforms for the Day By Day All Star event. The decision shifts resources from planned attire to outerwear for participants, reflecting on budgeting choices and wardrobe practicality.
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Ohio cagers to wear Middie uniforms in two games with Kentucky
Paul Day notes Ohio coach Walker avoids buy of star uniforms replacing with jackets for all players. Ohio and Kentucky set to wear Middie outfits at Bowling Green and in Columbus while Walker reshapes awards to reward play across the squad. Local reaction covers Reds trade fallout, fan comment, and upcoming game plans.
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Dodgers Face Phillies and Reds On Rainout Lot
Cincinnati Reds dropped four straight Eastern swing with three losses to Boston and three to Philadelphia before a rainout. August 3 will reschedule the postponed game. Ken Raffensberger gets the start as Frank Smith is sidelined. Brooklyn aims to steady its skid by starting Preacher Roe against the visiting Phillies.
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Dodgers halt Giants as deadlock forms in NL race
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the New York Giants 8 to 5 at Ebbets Field to extend their winning streak and move into a tie for first place with the St Louis Cardinals. Jackie Robinson and Carl Furillo led the Dodgers in a victory that followed prior wins over Philadelphia and the Cardinals, while the Braves saw their title hopes dim after a Pirates win. In the American League, the Chicago White Sox defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 3 in 11 innings on Mary Rickert's homer, with Handy Gumpert earning his first win. Cincinnati and Philadelphia rainout.
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Armed Retires As Third-Best Money-Winner In History
The Calumet Farm legend Armed retires as the third all-time money winner with $817,475 in earnings. Citation leads, Stymie second. At nine, Armed ends a 11-year career with 81 starts, 41 wins, 20 seconds, and 10 thirds, racing six times this year with two wins and three seconds.
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Two Bills Face Opposite Outcomes in Armco League
Industrial Engineering defeated Open Hearth Maintenance 11-1 behind Bill Whitenack's one hit outing. Hot Strip Hot Roll Process won 4-3 over Bill Denham's squad after a sixth inning run, while Open Hearth beat East Side Office 10-5. Zinc Grip Cold Strip was postponed Friday night.
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Rain Thin s Out Mixed Doubles at Middletown Club
Wet courts left nine of fifteen scheduled mixed doubles matches to be played at the Middletown Tennis Club. Seeded teams did not play Monday, with 22 other teams set to start today. Monday results include Danford-A Neff over Kindred-Blumberg 6-4 7-5 and Hel singer-B Levey over Cahill-Mills 7-5 0-6 6-1 among others.
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Stars Shine in Two Batting and Pitching Wins
Marv Rickert homered in the last of the ninth to give the White Sox a 4 3 victory over Washington. He singled to open the ninth and scored the tying run on a long fly by Nelson Fox. Cliff Chambers pitched a four hit shutout as the Pirates beat the Red Sox 1 0.
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Tribe Opens Set With Ailing Yanks Tonight
Cleveland faces the New York Yankees in a three game series as star outfielder Joe DiMaggio battles a leg cramp and pitcher Joe Page eyes a shoulder ailment. Tommy Henrich misses the trip with a knee injury while Ed Lopat starts for New York against Bob Lemon in Cleveland.
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Armco Can Clinch Tie With Victory Tonight
Armco softballers seek at least a tie for first-round crown by beating Interstate Folding Box at East Side diamonds. Armco leads Gardner Board by one game. Gardner meets Sorg Paper while Miami Cabinet tests Armco next. Other games include Sears parity push and Amanda Carjax vs Carfax at Armco East Side No. 1.
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Prominent Promoter Buys Chicago Stags for 50 000
Abe Saperstein, promoter of the Harlem Globetrotters, purchased the Chicago Stags of the NBA for about 50 000 dollars. He said the Globetrotters would remain a separate organization. In golf Betty Jameson led the Western Women's Open upper bracket with 77 as the only pro to qualify there, while Pegny Kirk joined the upper group under 80. Beau Jack agreed to a July 17 bout with Johnny Edington in Atlanta. Bolero led the 635 mile Newport to Bermuda Yacht Race, and Penn coach Rusty Callow was named successor to Buck Walsh as Navy head crew coach.
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Stranahan Heads to British Open Orbit
Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio left for Scotland to compete in the British Open at Troon July 3 to 7 aiming to complete a British slam after winning the British Amateur at St Andrews. He said his chances look pretty good at age 27.
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Jachym May Sell Senate Stock Interest
Jamestown report says Jachym, a 31 year old former Marine captain, may sell a 40 cent interest in the Washington Senators amid clashes with Clark Griffith. H. Gabriel Murphy, a Washington insurance man, is said to be handling or acquiring the stake. Jachym could not be reached. Griffith acknowledged rumors but gave no name.
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Texan hurled no hitter in NCAA diamond play
In Omaha AP reports Texas pitcher Jim Ehmer threw a no hit no run seven nothing victory over Tufts. Rod Keogh of Washington limited Rutgers to one safety. Tonight Alabama and Wisconsin meet to eliminate one, while Washington State and Texas clash in a second game.
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Elyria hires coach after resignation at Orville High
Columbus AP reports William Coyer resigns as football coach at Orville High School to take a similar post at Elyria. He succeeds John Cabas who also resigned.
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Tigers Deny They Are Overachieving in Pennant Race
Detroit manager Hed Holfe insists the Tigers are not playing over their heads as they lead the American League by two games. He cites continued growth, notes three Sunday homers against Boston, but warns the club remains weak at home and needs runs, especially via the homer, to win.
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Knothole Program Halted By Weather
Rain washed out the morning card and wet grounds postponed the Knothole League games. Most affected were the C and A circuits with evening contests rescheduled for a future Friday. Fridays are kept open for makeup encounters.
McMillan Named Head Coach At Montpelier High School
Don McMillan of Covington Kentucky, a four season UC Bearcats player, has been named head football coach at Montpelier High School Ohio. He was voted the Bearcats most efficient defensive back last season. He is married with a three year old daughter.
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Marietta Invites Regatta Return Considered
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association weighs a formal invitation to stage the 1951 regatta at Marietta Ohio. Marietta Rowing Chairman Roger Copeland doubts a repeat hosting before century’s turn, citing a rare cloudburst. Indianapolis was forced to shorten a major course by rain. bids from Poughkeepsie and Seattle may follow.
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Wilks Returns to Active Duty for Cardinals
St Louis Cardinals pitcher Ted Wilks, ace reliever, has been restored to active duty after being on the inactive list for a month due to surgery on his pitching arm. The team announced the move yesterday.
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Baseball scores from around the leagues
National League games included Brooklyn 6 over New York and Pittsburgh and Boston 0 with Cincinnati and Philadelphia rained out. An American League game Chicago 4 at Washington 8 went 11 innings. American Association details Columbus 4 Milwaukee 3 and Toledo 20 Kansas City 18 plus Indianapolis 5 Minneapolis St Paul at Louisville rained. Ohio Indiana League Zanesville 7 Marion 4 Portmouth 7 Lime and other games rained.
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Sports schedule for major league games listed
The record shows a set of listed baseball matchups with times. Teams include St Louis, New York, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, Cleveland, Detroit, and Washington. The times vary, with several games scheduled for 7:30 and others for 8:30 or 8:40. The list lacks results or venues, serving as a schedule snapshot.
Tomorrow's games list for major league baseball matchups
A schedule of tomorrow’s games features Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland with all seven matchups centered on key franchise rivals and venues across the league.
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Quilla Hanover Wins Abbedale Stake at Roosevelt Raceway
AP reports Quilla Hanover captured the Abbedale Stake No. 4 for three year old fillies as the Grand Circuit harness meeting opened at Roosevelt Raceway Roosevel t Raceway hosted the first day of racing with the event highlighting the young filly division and signaling the season start for Grand Circuit competition.
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