Top five hold lead in relief event
In the Hole-In-One relief tournament leaders stay ahead as Ken Dickie and J.C. Liner Jr. push for closer cups. David Chaffey and Johnny Myers remain near the front while Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy Miller moves into second in her division as Jean Shirah nears a top mark.
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J.C. Liner, Jr
David Chaffey
Johnny Myers
Jean Shirah
Elizabeth Kennedy Miller
Eleanor Merklin
David Mahaffey
Veeewe Feeene
J B. King
W. E. Sandel
Ortorl
J.B King
Bill Jones Wiesese
Harry Taylor
F. Bennett
Dickie Touchstone
J. B. King Oeeeaee
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Bobby Shafto
W. I. Neete Eedeeee
Harry Taylor Op Bese
Harry Taylor Oper Mreesay
Bobby Shafto Beasaeess
Gene Bruscato
Veeeweeel
J. C. Liner, Jr
Byrd and Bulla lead Inverness four ball showdown
Sammy Byrd and Johnny Bulla shot 64 to lead after round one of the Inverness four ball matches at Toledo. They led Henry Picard and Johnny Revolta by three with 45 birdies and an eagle powering a seven under par return.
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Toledo
Sammy Byrd
New York Yankee
Johnny Bulla
Inverness
Byrd
Bulla
Henry Picard
Johnny Revolta
Smith
Little
Guldah
Harrison
Mangrum
McSpaden
DeMaret
Hogan
Heafner
Metz
Thompson
Nelson
Picard
Revolta
Boxing results from several bouts across cities
In Richmond Jimmy Webb from St. Louis stopped Johnny Romero in two rounds. Georgia Abrams from the United States Navy outpointed Joe Spangler in ten rounds in Richmond. Frankie Martin from Pasadena defeated George Zengaras in New York. Louis Brooks from Wilmington knocked out Sammy Slatko in Harrisburg after Wilmington results.
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Jimmy Webb
St. Louis
Johnny Romero
Los Angeles
Georgia Abrams
United States Navy
Joe Spangler
New York
Frankie Martin
Crazy Horse
Pasadena
Calif
George Zengaras
Harrisburg
Louis Brooks
Wilmington
Del
Sammy Slatko
Johnstown
Cards Defeat Phillies 7-6 in 11 Innings
In a extended night game the New York club overcame a tied score to win 7-6 over Philadelphia in 11 innings. Key plays included Danning and Fletcher contributing three-base and two-base hits, with Elliott and DiMaggio delivering RBIs to seal the drama.
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Heinkelman
Lopes
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Pittsburgh
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Fletcher
Danning
Moore
van Robars
DiMaggio
Jurges
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Vince di Maggio
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Se Beate Ee Whitehead
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Az Bowman
Brown
Botied
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Pittspurgh
Gustine
Hanaiy
Rf Fletcher
van Robays
Magelo
Local golfer Charlie Harper Roars Into Southern Amateur Quarterfinals
The 19 year old Valdosta spiller Charlie Harper advanced to the 1941 Southern Amateur quarterfinals at Birmingham Country Club by defeating Earl Christiansen and Dr. Newton Allen. Harper posted 22 pars in 33 holes with three birdies and kept drives mostly over 250 yards. Sam Perry of Birmingham dominated his round on the home course as well, advancing with an 8 and 7 win.
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Birmingham. Ale
Charlie Harper
Valdosta
Birmingham Country Club
Angular
Earl Christiansen
Florida
Newton Allen
Selma
Ala
Allen
Walter Cisco
Louisville
Cisco
Harper
Birmingham
Sam Perry
Robert Harris
Bessemer
Perry
Harold Williams
Tuscaloosa
Indians Rout Mackmen Sweep Series
The Indians crushed the Mackmen 12-1 to sweep the series. Highlights include two-base hits by Lewis Case Early Bloodworth and a home run by Lewis. Stolen bases, double plays, and solid pitching details follow with Galehouse taking the loss. Attendance listed at 1,500.
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Herman
Rejser
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Rigas
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TEGO
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Owen
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St Louis
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Rue
Stewart
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Lida Benton Softball Stuns Barksull Faulk 19 to 2
Led by Cartwright Moss Boone and Travis, the Lida Benton team beat Barksaull Faulk in a Recreation league game 19 to 2. In Indianapolis Leo Rodak of Chicago outpointed Armando Sicilia of Springfield Ti.
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Boone
Travis
Lida Benton
Barksaull Faulk
Indianapolis
Leo Rodak
Chicago
Armando Sicilia
Springfield
Red Sox overpower Tigers as Newsome earns sixth win
Heber Newsome, a rookie, shuts down Detroit allowing 10 hits in a 6 4 Boston win. Mullin and Higgins homer for Detroit, while DiMaggio Finney Foxx Cronin Doerr pace Boston bats. Weathered by Bridges, Boston gains ground in the league standings with 4 100 attendance.
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Heber Dick” Newsome
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
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Pinky Higgins
Tigers
Red Sox
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Newsome
Mullin
Ef Gebringer
Ib McCosky
Campbell
Marina
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Tebberts
E¢ Croucher
Bridges
Radcliff
Gieberl
Gorsica
Thomas
Boston DiMaggio
Finney
Sivas Willams
Cronin
Foxx
Tabor
McCosky
York
Higgins
Williams
Doerr
McCosky York
Tebbetts
Pinney
H Newsome
Th Newsome
Thiomas
Giebel Bridges
S&s
Thames
Giebels
Bass
Geisel
Passarela
Roosevelt Escapes Peccaries Chase Through Trees
Theodore Roosevelt hunted many dangerous beasts but the only time a wild animal forced him to climb a tree occurred when peccaries charged him after he emptied his rifle into the herd.
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T. R. Theodore Roosevelt
McNeill and Riggs Reach Clay Court Semi finals in Chicago
Don McNeill top seed and reigning champion moved into the National Clay Courts semifinals at River Forest defeating Ted Schroedes 6-3 6-0 6-1. Bobby Riggs, who dropped to No. 2 among amateurs last season, also advanced by beating Billy Reedy 6-2 6-4 6-2.
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Chicago
Don Mc Neill
Bobby Riggs
McNeill
River Forest Club
Ted Schroedes
Glendale
Calif
Riges
Billy Reedy
Beverly Hills
Camden blank Ruston in Wednesday baseball
Camden defeats Ruston 8 to 0 as Bill Phillips surrenders five hits and the Kraftsmen surge after a scoreless start. Ruston pitcher Taylor is charged with the loss, while Camden hitters Welch Phillips and Harmon drive in runs.
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Camden Hurler
Ruston Volunteers
Kraftsmen
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Camden
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Mickey
Bishop
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Welch
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N. Causey
Harrison McDonald
McDowell
Garner Hewette
Roberts
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Hew
Ette
Harrison
Simms
Restock Fish in Providence Lake Aims at July Gar Rodeo
Major James Brown outlines the restocking program for Lake Providence in East Carroll Parish. Thousands of game fish released include 8905 white perch and 8036 green trout. Plans include turtle trap instruction, a Gar Rodeo on July 4, and gar removal to aid game fish. Over 100 guests attended the banquet hosted by East Carroll Fish and Game Association.
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East Carroll Parish
James Brown
State Department of Conservation
Major Brown
Conservation Department
Lake Bruin
Mejor Brown
Retiow
Gar
East Carroll Fish and Game Association
Mr. Levy
T. G. Biggs
West Carroll Parich
Arden B. Smith
D. M. McIntosh
W. C. King
Charles Howe
W. K. Evans
Spikemen Set for Palo Alto Event
In Palo Alto California the National Collegiate Athletics Association championships conclude the year with about 200 top track athletes competing at Stanford Stadium. USC Trojans are favorites to win a seventh straight NCAA title, while record marks and strong performances loom in sprints, distances, hurdles, and field events.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Staneford Stadium
University of Southern California
Trojans
Need Cash Car Payments Reduced At 500 Walnut St
Easy option to obtain cash or reduce car payments with no signature required. Drive to 500 Walnut St for arrangement before you leave. Nothing due until August, and location serves any area.
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Walnut St
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