Two in Tie for Medalist Honor at Louisville
Eastern and southern contenders share medalist status after 36 holes at the National Intercollegiate golf championship in Louisville. Willie Turnesa posts 69 while Lew Ochmig finishes with 72 to tie at 145. Stanely Holditch and Billie Lee Craig sit close as 16 matches begin.
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Willie Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Holy Cross
Lew W. Ochmig
Chattanooga
Tenn
University of Virginia
Turness
Oakmont
Louisville Country Club
Oehrig
Virginia
Tennessee
Paul Leslie
Louisiana State
Edward J. Flowers
Michigan State
Turnesa
Stanley Holditch
Georgia Tech
Billie Lee Craig
Oklahoma
Rufus King
Southern Methodist
Holditch
Jack Wallace
Stanford
John P. Burke
Georgetown
Joseph Zotkiewiccz
University of Dayton
Sid Richardson
Northwestern
S. Sterfore
Michigan
Vincent D'Antoni
Tulane
Robert Palmer
D’antoni
Palmer
Robert N. Babbish
University of Detroit
Jack Robinson
Renny Kely
Southern California
Wilson Flohr
Dartmouth
Tom Gable
Charles Evans
Ohio State
Henry Castillo
D'Antoni
Jamie Gough
Walter Benson
Texas
Leslie
Dillon
See Shackleford
Burt McDowell
Dupont Kirven, Jr
University of North Carolina
Stanley Holdugh
Spence Kerkow
Washington and Lee
Ee Adams
Williams E. Shannahan
Southeastern rejects split season plan in league meeting
Southeastern league directors voted 5 to 2 against a split season, approving a Shaughnessy playoff among the top four teams at season end. Anniston was not represented. All-Star game set for Pensacola on July 16 with a selected club from seven others facing Pensacola Fliers.
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Montgomery
Ala
Southeastern League
Shaughnessy
Anniston
Pensacola
Selma
Jackson
Pensacola Fliers
Boxing results from fights in four cities
In Pittsburgh Sammy Angott outpointed Tommy Speiga. In Houston Wishy Jones outpointed Wesley Ramey. In Los Angeles Chuck Crowell stopped Eddie Hogan. In New York Irving Eldridge outpointed Johnny Bonito.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Sammy Angott
Louisville
Tommy Speiga
Uniontown
Houston
Tex
Wishy Jones
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Los Angeles
Chuck Crowell
Eddie Hogan
New York
Irving Eldridge
Johnny Bonito
Ruth Escapes Injury When Auto Is Struck
Ruth Ruth escaped uninjured after his car swung 30 feet across the road and turned on its side against a stone wall in Ridgewood New Jersey. He was alone in the car and stepped out unharmed while the other vehicle driven by Miss Rose Beck was only slightly damaged. The crash occurred on Ruths return trip to New York from a visit near Ridgewood.
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N. J
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Ruth
Rose Beck
New York
Baseball Roundup: Vander Meer Reds Beat Pirates 5-2
Associated Press reports Reds pitcher Johnny Vander Meer earned his ninth straight victory, six strikeouts, two walks, six hits allowed as Cincinnati defeated the Pirates 5-2. Rip Radcliff and Mary Owen starred for the White Sox in a 10-9 comeback over the Browns with Radcliff homering in the ninth and Owen stealing home. Pepper Martin and Lonnie Warneke fueled the Cardinals in a 9-3 win over the Cubs, while Hal Trosky and the Indians beat the Tigers 5-4 on a big inning featuring Trosky's homer with two on.
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Reds
Pirates
Rip Radcliff
Mary Owen
White Sox
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Owen
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Browns
Pepper Martin
Lonnie Warneke
Cardinals
Martin
Warneke
Cubs
Hal Trosky
Indians
Cleveland
Tigers
Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Len Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Tex Carleton
Charlie Root
al Epperly
Real Estate Transfers In Ouachita Parish Two parcels recorded at clerk’s office
Two land deeds were entered yesterday in Ouachita Parish. Jay Blakeney transfers 10 acres in the west half of the west half of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter in section 12, township 15 north, range 2 east for 50 dollars. A. A. Rogers conveys lot 2 of the Jonesboro Road subdivision in section 29, township 17 north, range 3 east for 500 dollars.
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Ouachita Parish
Jay Blakeney
Fannie Hendrix
A. A. Rogers
William S. Pierce
Jonesboro Road
Girl Talks Again After Operation
San Jose Calif June 2 The 20 year old Josephine Campagna who had been speechless since October spoke today after a tonsillectomy released throat muscles tightened by hysteria She said she would celebrate the Fourth of July by singing and making noise The shock followed her father Anthony Campagna falling from a tree triggering her hysteria
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San Jose
Calif
Josephine Campagna
Roundup of boxing and sports notes from New York
June 29 round up reports Max Baer and Joe Louis trade barbs over a rematch while DiMaggio and Vander Meer feature in slump and streak. Hubbell’s Giants era, Cincinnati all star ticket woes, and promoter activity frame a busy season with Arm strong and Jacobs negotiations.
Vander Meer Delivers For Pirates But Reds Win 5 2
Cincinnati Reds beat Pittsburgh 5 2 as Johnny Vander Meer pitched a six hit one run effort over the last six innings for his tenth win and ninth in a row. The victory cuts the New York Giants NL lead to a game and a half while widening the gap on Chicago to a full game. Vander Meer also struck out six and walked two in a terse, steady showing at Forbes Field.
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Pirates
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Forbes Field
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Lookouts Rally Past Smokies in Knoxville Tilt
Southern Knoxville Tenn June 23 Rogers Hornsby Lookouts struck for 14 hits off three Knoxville pitchers to hand the Smokies a fifth straight defeat, 6 to 5. Knoxville rallied in the ninth, scoring three runs before Dallas Warren hit into a game ending double play with two on and two out. Chattanooga 103 000 200 6 14 0 Knoxville 000 002 003 5 11 1 Hayes Lanahan Lane Maltzberger Williams Peckman Warren.
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Kerkmeck
Coble
George
Higbe
Yorke
McDougal
Memphis
Tenn
Hugh Casey
Memphis Chicks
New Orleans
Andy Reese
Frank Dossack
Lou Bush
Cohen
Dobson
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Chattanooga Lookouts
Smokies
Dallas Warren
Dick Lanahan
Chattanooga
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Seabiscuit May Not Start Today In Boston Handicap
Boston June 2 Seabiscuit and War Admiral among ten horses entered for Wednesdays 530000 Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs but start hinges on weather. Owner Howard says they remain on the fence as rain mud worsens conditions. decision likely by tomorrow forenoon. Officials expect record attendance with 51000 plus spectators.
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Suffolk Downs
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World of Sports
Brown Club to Clash With Hodge Nine at Brown Park
A 4 PM matchup at Brown Park pits the Brown club against the Hodge nine in a spirited clash. If the Safety Firsts win they tie the league leaders Wa Ha's. Manager Herb Steed will finalize hurlers at game time with Truman Mayes or Leroy Elliott set to start and Bruce Hedrick catching. The Hodge club plans Lefty Butler on the mound. Hodge has been undefeated since the pennant race's second half. The Safety Firsts are one win and one loss.
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Brown Park
Wa-Ha
Herb Steed
Truman Mayes
Leroy Elliott
Bruce Hedrick
Steed
Lefty Butler
Texas League game summary with mixed scorers
The Texas League matchup shows Seeeeelan and Beaumont facing San Antonio and Fort Worth. In the rear, Detling and Baker contributed for Beaumont, while Graven Reid and Mackie led Shreveport as the game ended with late scoring and substitutions.
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San Antonio
Graven, Reid and
Mackie
Trotter
Muncrief
Payton
Roston Black Volunteers Triumph In Hodge Baseball Battle
In Hodge Louisiana on Sunday the Roston Black Volunteers beat the Hodge Black Sports 9 to 6. Powerhouse Reed, the third baseman, hit a ninth inning home run with two on to seal the victory.
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Wrestling results last night two fall wins
In San Francisco Bronko Nagurski of Minnesota defeated Sandor Szabo of Hungary two falls to one. In Modesto Ivan Rasputin of Russia defeated Hank Metheny of St. Louis two straight falls.
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San Francisco
Bronko Nagurski
Minnesota
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Modesto
Calif
Ivan Rasputin
Russia
Hank Metheny
St. Louis
Red Sox Tie Monroe In Cotton States Action
Red Sox and Sea Porters pull even in standings after 4-3 and 3-5 wins over Monroe and Helena. Harris shines for Clarksdale with six hits allowed and offense supports him. El Dorado drops from second to fourth after Helena defeat. Greeneville, Pine Bluff, Hot Springs and Greenwood also post notable scores in the league race.
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Cotton States
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Clarksdale
Monroe
Red Sox
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Lions
Schuessler
Harris
Pine Bluff
Greenville
Dunkle
Autry
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Powell
Ping Pong Tournament At Recreation Center Tonight
The Monroe Recreation department will host a ping pong tournament at the center shortly after 7 p.m. Registration is open today for boys and girls until 7 pm with a small entry fee. A trophy awaits the winner. The tennis tournament has been postponed until next Tuesday.
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Monroe Recreation Department
Monroe and Shreveport Swim Meet At Swayzenata Park
A Friday 8 p.m. swimming meet between Monroe and Shreveport at Swayzenata will feature multiple races and diving events. The text notes an unrelated estimate of about 3,000 factories in greater London, with numbers rising yearly.
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Shreveport
Swayzenatatoriarm
Greater London
Dunkelberger Wins Dieppe Amateur Golf Final
Bobby Dunkelberger of Greensboro North Carolina defeated Arnold Bently of England three and two in the 36 hole final to capture the French Amateur championship in Dieppe France on Tuesday. The article also notes that over 38 years mortality figures compiled by the census bureau show the death rate has fallen about three percent.
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Arthur Conaty
Hartsdale
N. Y
Fordham
Conaty
Dieppe
France
Bobby Dunkelberger
Greensboro
N. C
Arnold Bently
England
Census Bureau
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