Littler Makes New Course Appear Easy
3 time winner Linder led after 18 holes with a one stroke edge as Littler carved through Pine Ridge Golf Course opened two months earlier. Ed Por ky, Lema of San Leandro, and Steamed behind with 66, plus Hawkins, Eisinger, January, Blanton, Campbell and Maxwell at 67, chased. The $20,000 Pine Ridge Open saw Littler on a steady run with birdies and a 275 winning pace echoing Sam Snead’s record, while Eisinger and Jacobs shined on the par 72 layout.
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Detrick Honors Bowling Champs
Fort Detrick bowlers were honored at a banquet in the Non-Commissioned Officers' Mess linking the Men's League and Mixed Doubles League with about 115 attendees. Top awards went to the Mis siles for the Men's League and to Captain and Mrs D H Saunderson with Mr and Mrs Everett Champlin for the Mixed Doubles.
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Andrew Gabor
Emil Johnson
John Martinez
Robert Kahn
Joseph A. Clement
Ray Norkus
R. L. Smith
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Everett E. Champlin
Pfc Clement
James A. Kime
Richard S. Clark
Henry E. Cerar
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Prentice
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Racing card reports for June 5 1939 meet and lacrosse co-champs
Delayed horse race purse listings from a June 5 1939 program show multiple claiming races across distances from seven to nine furlongs with horses like Once A Year Bess Dee Magic Luck Rambaldo and Master Painter among others. The issue also notes Johns Hopkins Maryland and Army named co-champions of 1959 lacrosse by the USIA with Mount Washington game implications and lists probable pitchers for the majors.
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Master Painter
Jeanse Kila Pomta
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Olympia Wiz
Baltimore
United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association
Johns Hopkins
Maryland
Army
Mount Washington
Hopkins
Navy
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Champions Escort Team Members at Banquet
Soldiers from the F. ing leagues pose with trophies at a recent banquet. Private First Class BR L and Second Lieutenant Andres G stand with 41 Johnson s League champions D HH. Saun derson and EL ELC Casin, among three Dow first the our team members.
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Vintage Baseball Echoes From Bygone Eras
The fragmentary memories recount Chico Carrasquel’s Chicago White Sox days and Maracaibo visits, Marsha Zaharias and others in early sports lore, plus notes on college paths and pro prospects like Wally Bulls at Georgia and Harvey Haddix. The piece blends old player anecdotes, hometown ties, and archival hints from a sprawling sports column.
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Iaikea
Charlotte
Wally Bulls
Georgia
Harvey Haddix
Orioles scout Neinhouser pursues talent across states
Peoria reports on Orioles supervisor scout Deiron Tyers who travels through Nashville Lexington and Milwaukee evaluating young players. He emphasizes running and throwing speed and poise as top traits with speed ranked above curveball or slider. Bonuses are set after rating prospects and discussing value with the player.
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Hal
Baltimore
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Lexington
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Idwest
Minor Leagues and International Scores Overview
Scattered baseball results from the Pacific Coast and International Leagues show teams like San Diego Portland Sacramento Vancouver Houston and Columbus Montreal and Rochester with varied scores. Golf leads 35 tied crews and a Scotland Canada joint coverage notes a tied day end in New Zealand with low totals.
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Decision Reserved In Machen Fight Suit
Court in New York reserved ruling on Machen's move in a fight suit against champion Johansson over a contract. The document notes signed papers and consent issues involving Johansson and parties named. The other items reference horse racing events and local stables with trot races and invitations.
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New York
Son
Ingemar Johansson
Sueda
Cabi
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Johansson
Ashburn Explains Hitting Slump For Phillies
Philadelphia center fielder Hickey Ashburn discussed his batting difficulties noting he has pressed for a quick fix and swung at many bad pitches. Manager Eddie Sawyer offered reassurance while Ashburn, last year’s NL batting champion, hopes to rebound after a slow start this season. The club opened a long home stand with a 4-3 win over the Chicago Cubs as Ashburn collected three hits and two runs in the victory.
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New face on TV Dick Tiger to boxing debut at Madison Square Garden
Dick Tiger, the British Empire middleweight champion, meets Rory Calhoun in a one round national telecast at Madison Square Garden. Calhoun, 24, is a 7 to 5 favorite despite Tiger’s 32 victories and one draw. Calhoun's record stands at 39-7-1 with 20 knockouts.
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End Of Boxing Called For By Lancet Magazine
Lancet magazine urges total abolition of boxing in Britain and worldwide. It calls on headmasters parents and sports clubs to act after reporting 64 deaths in amateurs and 16 in professionals over four years due to brain injuries and brain damage.
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Hummer's Mr. T. S. Wins One Mile New York Purse
Allen B. Hummer's Mr. T. S. led early under Olver Cutshaw at Shenandoah Downs in a nine race card. Nylic ridden by Ruby Belys Nylic challenged on the final turn but finished second as Mr. T. S. paid 38.34 to win with $4.49 and $3.40 across the board. Fearnaugh trailed in third as 4,567 ladies wagered a record $194,176 in the night’s strongest betting.
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Francis L. Harding
Fearnaugh
Craud
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