Tough grind under way for National Open at Spring Mill
Philadelphia Chronicle notes 165 top golfers practice at Philadelphia Country Club before the National Open. Ralph Guldahl is the favored two time winner, with Sam Snead Byron Nelson Henry Picard Dick Metz and Harry Cooper among contenders. The rugged Spring Mill course tests stamina and skill as contenders chase the title.
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Wa-Ha s blank Ruston to move into second place
The Hodge Wa-Ha s blanked the Ruston Volunteers 4 to 0 in Ruston. Lefty Butler pitched five hitless innings to earn the win. Nix and Eakin led a 10 hit Wa-Ha s attack with three hits apiece against Lewis. Finton homered in the sixth amid empty bases. Williams added two hits.
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Farmerville Black Eagles Triumph Over Bombers 4-2
Farmerville La June 7 The Farmerville Black Eagles beat the Brown Paper Mill Bombers 4 to 2 Sunday afternoon Cannady pitched for Farmerville and Brown worked on the mound for the Bombers.
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Rodent of Sports Roundup From New York June 7
A sprawling, satirical sports roundup mentions Branch Rickey seeking a National league football team for St. Louis, odds on Louis vs Galento, rumblings about Oklahoma joining the Southwest Conference, Ryder Cup prep at Ponte Vedra, and notes on Joe Louis, Joe Jacobs, Arndt Jorgens, Johnny Paycheck, Braddock, Farr, and Connie Mack amidst a carnival of boxing, baseball and football chatter.
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Monroe White Sox Sweep Buckshots in 3-Game Series
Monroe knocked off Greenville Buckshots 9 to 3 to complete a clean three game series sweep. Buckshots were held to a single-digit score while Monroe built momentum with timely hitting and solid pitching.
Greenwood Crackers Visit Casino Park in Two-Game Series
The Greenwood Crackers travel to Casino Park for the first of a two game series against the Monroe White Sox led by manager Doug Taitt. Ray Hoffman will start for Greenwood as the locals face a league leading team. After two games they head to Hot Springs for four with the Bathers including a Sunday doubleheader. Return trip includes Pine Bluff three games then a June 15 meeting with the Helena Seaporters.
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Hank Taylor Sparks Monroe Sixth Straight Over Bucks
Hank Taylor baton five hits four doubles in nine at bats over two games driving Monroe to a 6 0 win while five and a half games ahead of Clarksdale Redge. Kelton Maxfield limited the Bucks to seven hits but walked five in four innings as Dizzy Shelton pitched all for the visitors.
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Twilight League Results Spark Day of Dramas
United Gas and Independents surged in Twilight League play. United Gas beat Sunshine Cleaners 4 to 1 on three-hit pitching by George Fruge with Cornett adding two doubles. Independents crushed Bakers 16 to 3 as Dub Stewart homered to spark a high-scoring win. Woodmen of the World topped Knights of Columbus 8 to 5 behind C Williams pitching.
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City League Tonight Scores and Venue List
Seven-Up versus Thom McAn at Plum Street Weldin Service plays Cooperative Dairy at Y's Park Hart's Candy Kids meet Hunt and Whitaker at Gassers Park Crawford's Service faces Francis Beauty School at Neville United Electric meets Guarantee Shoe Store at Barkdull Faulk.
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Hope Reds Match Yanks Inspires Quiet Praise
New York reports compare the Cincinnati Reds to the Yankees as both clubs show strong hitting and pitching. Reds pitchers Derringer Walters Vander Meer Moore lead a healthy staff while defenders Frey Myers and Werber bolster infield.
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Standings and Scores Across Baseball and Cities
The page lists standings Monroe over Greenville and Pine Bluff over Clarksdale with other city pairings. It covers multiple MLB matchups including Chicago at New York Passeau against Melton or Gumbert, and other lineups like Pittsburgh at Boston and St. Louis at Brooklyn with pitchers noted. Also included are regional results New Orleans Birmingham Knoxville Nashville Memphis and yesterday’s resuits Beaumont Dallas San Antonio Oklahoma City Houston Fort Worth and more.
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Giants Rally Set Rookie Record in 17-3 Win Over Reds
The New York Giants crushed the first place Cincinnati Reds 17 to 3 as five players Danning Demaree Whitehead Salvo and Moore hit homers in a record fourth inning. Danning opened with his sixth homer, then Demaree, Whitehead, Salvo and Moore followed in quick succession. Danning, Ott and Bonura sparked the early 6-0 lead before Vander Meer departed.
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Boxing Roundup Fights Across Cities
In Houston Paul Cortlyn stopped Jimmy Fletcher. Los Angeles saw Jackie Wilson defeat Henry Woods by knockout. Pat Kissinger halted Joey Richards in Kansas City. Julie Kogan scored a knockout over Tony Marteliano in New York. Jackie Kid Berg beat Tippy Larkin in Garfield. Victor Dellacurti knocked out Tommy Roman in White Plains. Cal Holmes outpointed Georgie Martine in New Bedford.
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Stars Yesterday
Pete Coscarart hit his first homer of the year for the Dodgers in a 5 2 win over Pittsburgh. Giants teammates Danning Demaree Whitehead Salvo and Moore helped set a new major league record with five homers in one inning as the Giants routed the Reds.
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Southeast League Scores and Weather Delays
Jackson defeated Meridian 9 to 3 while Anniston beat Gadsden 11 to 8 and Montgomery over Selma 6 to 5 in game one. Pensacola at Mobile postponed due to rain. An English study notes a driver speed of 76 to 125 mph when contacting a golf ball using special apparatus.
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Mangham Baseball Team Wins Two Weekend Games
Mangham La June 7 The Mangham baseball team won two weekend games defeating the Lone Cherry club 9 to 4 behind pitcher Cary Smith and overcoming Blackmon Ridge 4 to 3 in 11 innings.
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Bees Beat Lake Charles In Opening Game Dramatic Finish
In a multi city Louisiana high school basketball recap the Evangeline team edged Lake Charles by a tight margin in the first game with key plays by Link Callender Green Chandler and Dox Jurisich Salerno Robertson Stonebock plus Rayne Abbeville and Eddleman Mitchell Richards Ferguson Salmon sharing scoring duties. The second game saw Rayne prevail over Abbeville led by Lawless Richards Head and Salmon as score totals show a low scoring defensive matchup.
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War Admiral to retire from racing to stud
Berlin M D June 7 War Admiral son of Man o War to retire to stud within days owner Samuel D Riddle announced through manager William Whaley The 1937 Triple Crown winner failed to hit form at Belmont Park after rheumatic ailment and will be sent to Maryland then Glen Riddle farms before possibly joining his sire at Faraway farms Lexington KY This marks the end of War Admirals 26 start career with 21 wins 3 placings and 1 showing earning 273240 dollars
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Kallio to Return for Pro Wrestling Bout Thursday
Gus Kallio the 3 time world wrestling champion returns to the mat at age 48 to face Cyclone Mackey of El Paso in the main event of a Thursday night program. Kallio a Finnish born naturalized American trained athlete notes he is not past his prime and relies on experience. The card also features Sailor Watkins vs Bob Castle in the semi final.
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