Kocsis Captures National Intercollegiate Golf Crown
Chuck Kocsis of Michigan, the steel-nerved Detroit shotmaker, defeated Paul Leslie of LSU 6 and 5 to win the National Intercollegiate golf title at North Shore club. Kocsis led from the first hole, built a four-up gap, and finished on the 31st hole to claim the crown.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Chicago
Charles
Chuck) Kocsis
Detroit
North Shore
Paul Leslie
Louisiana State
Michigan
Oesis
Kocsis
New Castle
Johnny Fischer
Fischer
Leslie
Kocsis Tops Qualifiers In South Louisiana Track Finals
Kocsis dominates the North South course day as he tops qualifiers with a 156 stroke total to reach the finals. Leslie reaches the final by downing Haas and others while Jami son and Lardner fall to Kocsis in tight matches.
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Kocsis
Leslie
Frederick T. Haas, Jr
Koesis
Paul Jamison
Yale
Lynford Lardner, Jr
Michigan Star
John O. Lexinson
Willie Turnesa
Holy Cross
Art Doering
Colorado
Pay Malloy
Notre Dame
Verne
Spec) Stewart
Stanford
Bonthorn Defeats Venzke In Eastern Olympic Tryouts
Bill Bonthron won the 1500 meters at Harvard Stadium in 3 55.2 to beat Gene Venzke by a foot as part of the eastern sectional Olympic trials. The meet advanced athletes to the final trials on July 11-12 at Randall's Island New York City.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Bill Bonthron
Princeton University
Harvard Stadium
Pennsylvania
Gene Venzke
Bonthron
Veraike
Princeton
Randall's Island Stadium
New York City
Eddie Gordon
Iowa City
Henry
Monk) Little
William and Mary
Syracuse
Eddie O'Brien
Dartmouth
Jack Hoffstetter
Hoffstetter
O'Brien
Stanford
Bill Miller
U. S
Henry Dreyer
Providence
R. I
New York A. C
Donald Favor
Dreyer
Matt McGrath
New York
John Woodruff
University of Fittsburgh
Ben Eastman
Woodruff
Indiana
Chuck Hornbostel
Joe McCluskey
McCluskey
Eric Pentti
Millrose A. A. New York
Pentti
Walter
Duke) Hood
Cornell
Newark A. C
Hood
John Anderson
Cornelius Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
George Spitz
al Threadgill
Temple University
Jack Torrance
Baton Rouge
Torrance
Bee
Stee and
Johnny Morriss
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana State
Hamilton Hucker
Buffalo
Robert Rodenkirchen
Jersey City
Ben Johnson
United States
Smoky Joe Woods Wins 1-0 Pitching Duel for Rayne
In a tight nine inning matchup Smoky Joe Woods blanked Lake Charles as Rayne edged them 1 to 0. Other scores saw Opelousas fall 9 to 4 to New Iberia while Jeanerette shut out Abbeville 4 to 0 and Alexandria rallied past Lafayette 5 to 3.
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Smoky Joe
Woods
Bradshaw
Rayne
Lake Charles
Opelousas
New Iberia
Ace Adams
Abbeville
Jeanerette
Alexandria
Lafayette
Rayne Vo
Criss
Silvestri
Orleans Boy Reaches Mississippi Net Final
Billy McGehee of New Orleans, a top southern interscholastic star, advanced to the men's singles final of the Mississippi Open by defeating John Noblin of Jackson in straight sets 6-2 6-4 6-4.
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Orleans
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Billy McGehee
New Orleans
John Noblin
Mooney relief, Mauldin homers lift Knoxville over Memphis 4 3
In Knoxville Tennessee on June 27, Jim Mooney saved the game with three scoreless innings after entering in the seventh with bases loaded and one out. Marshall Mauldin hit two home runs to backstop Knoxville’s 4 3 victory over Memphis, which tallies Memphis 3 Knoxville 4 as the relief effort and late offense sealed the win.
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Tenn
Jim Mooney
Marshall Mauldin
Memphis
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Moss
Duke
Grace
Benning
Farrell
Reese
Wile Duke
Nelson
Powell
Mueller
Nashville
Chattanooga Lookouts
Poco Taitt
Chattanooga
Chase and Crompton
Barnes and O'Malley
Atlanta
Little Rock Travelers
Atlanta Crackers
Crackers
Little Rock
Moore
Dickey
Durham
Galvin
Homer Beats Pels in Barons 5 4 Home Run Rally
Legrant Scott hit a bases loaded home run to lift Birmingham Barons over New Orleans 5 to 4 in a June night game. Bobby Coombs pitched steadily for the Barons, with Scott driving in the other Birmingham run in the first inning after James opened with a double.
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Homer
Pels
Birmingham
Ala
Legrant
Scott
Barons
New Orleans
Bobby Coombs
James
Ouachita Valley League Managers to Meet at Monroe City Hall
A meeting of Ouachita Valley League team managers to decide second half player assignments will be held Monday at 8 PM in Monroe city hall. President T O Dent says all managers must bring prepared player lists. Also, Sterlington Engineers meet Hodge Papermakers in a doubleheader at Sterlington Diamond starting 2:30 PM.
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Monroe City Hall
T. O. Dent
The
Ieague
Dent
Sterlington
Sterlington Engineers
Hodge Papermakers
Baumsten
Brooks
Engineers
Louis
Fontenot
Papermakers
Brown Paper Mill Brownies
Brown Paper mill Browns chase first-half pennant in Ouachita league
Brown Paper mill’s Brownies chase the league lead, facing Ruston Volunteers in a doubleheader at Brownville Park this afternoon and Carlton Blackers tomorrow. First game starts 2:30 pm today, Monday game at 4 pm. A sweep today and tomorrow could clinch a playoff spot. Swartz leads potential showdown. Monday resumes last Sunday’s Swartz Brown protest in the fourth inning with Hammonds at bat.
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Brown Paper Mill
Brownies
Swartz Carbon Blackers
Ruston Volunteers
Brownville Park
Carlton Blackers
Vols
Swartz
Papermakers
Winnfield
Brown
Hammonds
T. O. Dent
Horbert Steed
Fred Hammett
Ralph Fields
Matt Pittard
Duncan
Mayes
Still
Courtney
Briton Grant Beats McGrath In Wimbledon Fourth Round
Atlanta star Bitsy Grant overpowers Vivian McGrath 6-3 6-4 6-0 to reach the Wimbledon quarter finals where he will face Fred Perry. Perry, Budge, Quist and Crawford also advance to the last eight. Helen Jacobs reaches quarter finals after beating Countess de la Valdene. Anita Lizana advances by defeating Mary Heeley.
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Atlanta Atom
Vivian McGrath
Australia
Grant
Wimbledon
McGrath
Heiner Henkel
Fred Perry
Perry
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Camille Malfrey
Cambridge
Crawford
Harry Lee
Davis Copster
Quist
Donald Butler
Red Heat
den Budge
America
Wilmer Allison
Gottfried von Cramm
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Budge
Allison
Austin
von Cramm
Spain
Anita Lizana
Chile
Mary Heeley
England
Texas League Shippers Trim Indians Oklahoma City
Beaumont defeated Oklahoma City 6 to 3 as Eddie Marleau of Oklahoma City errantly threw away a would be third strike attempting to catch Croucher at third in the ninth. Ware, McLaughlin and Lorbeer led Beaumont with pitching support from Marleau and Warren.
City League Schedule and Village Lake Drying Up Story
The City League lists Wednesday games Cooperative Dairy versus Louisiana Ice and Missouri Pacific. J C Penney faces National Guard. Barkdull Fault meets Monroe Hardware. Mobilgas plays Plum. Friday features Pan Am against Cooperative Dairy. J C Penney versus Monroe Hardware. National Guard versus Mobilgas. Ne ville and BIG LAKE games noted. The Texas lake after which the city is named is nearly gone with a single small hole remaining. pioneers link watering cattle to keeping the bed compact enough to hold water.
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Louisiana Ice
Missouri Pacific
J. C. Penney
National Guard
Barkdull Fault
Monroe Hardware
Mobilgas
Plum
Pan-Am
Cooperative Dairy
Neville
Big Lake
Texas
Mohilgas
Eeee
Louisiana Ice Ween Pan-Am
Pratpaaet
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Bitsy) Grant
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