Shute Leads Open Contenders After First Round Pace
Denny Shute fires a 69 to lead the U.S. Open at Colonial Club in Fort Worth Texas as the field moves into the second round. Big names like Hogan Nelson and Sarazen struggle with mixed results and the cut line looms.
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Denny Shute
Fort Worth
Tex
Colonial Club
Shute
Bigeon
Vic Ghezzi
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Gene Kunes
Philadelphia
Harold (Jug) McSpaden
Lawson Little
Dick Metz
Jack Ryan
Louisville
Henry Ransom
Clayton Heaf
Yler
Harry Todd
Dallas
Bunny Torpey
Dodson, Mo
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N. Y
Bill Kaiser
Johnny Morris
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Byron Nelson
Paul Runyan
Horton Smith
Craig Wood
Lloyd Mangrum
Chick Harbert
Ben Hogan
Gene Sarazen
Ed Dudley
Ohn Bulla
Tony Penna
Jimmy Defaret
Sam Snead
Johnny Goodman
Billy Sourke
Henry Picard
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Florida Court
O B Gay, assignee of C D Smith, holder of Certificate No 483 and No 34368, has filed for a tax deed on a property in Bag County Florida. The land description covers 2 acres in Section 33, Township 3 South Range 14 West, with parcels described by metes and bounds, and the property will be sold to the highest bidder at the county courthouse door on the first Monday in June 1941 if the certificate is not redeemed. Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court signs the notice.
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O. B
C. D. Smith
Unificate
de Bate
Bag
Florida
Bourh
Range van
Bec
Bees
Circuit Court of
Bey
WDLP Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy Weekend
Radio listings show June 6 1950s style programing with Bob Lightburn Frankie Masters and Orchestra AP News Newasthine and Shining Hour, then Saturday schedule starting with Rise and Shine and AP NewsTime. Musical variety includes chamber music Dixieland bands and rhythmic numbers, plus Luncheon Music and Dance Time.
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Bob Lightburn
Solavox
Frankie Masters
Burger Beer
AP Newasthine
Cook Motor Company
Spearman Brewing Company
Kurdstones
A. M
Freddie Monroe
Ray Black
Serio the Americas
Funny ‘State
Musiccal
Wewajitehka
ICI
WDLP
Cowboy
Rendezvous With Romance
Jett Jolie
Burger Heer
Carl Gray
Club Cosmo
Bane
Bears Increase Lead In Georgia Florida League
The Waycross Bears extended their Georgia- Florida league lead to six games with a fourth straight win. They have not allowed a run in 19 innings and have yielded only one run in 38 innings. They shut out Tallahassee 2-0 despite being outbatted 9 to 8.
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Thomasville
Waycross Bears
Bears
Tallahassee
Caps
Major League Leaders in American League batting and pitching
American League leaders include Williams of Boston with 434 hits and Cronin with 373 runs. J DiMaggio and D DiMaggio top runs with 44. York leads RBIs at 45 for Detroit. Cronin and Chapman tie for doubles with 17. Travis and Keltner lead triples with 7 and 6. York of Detroit has 13 home runs. D DiMaceio Boston leads RBI with 7. Feller of Cleveland is 11 2 with Lyons of Chicago at 5 1 in pitching. National League leaders are listed as unchanged.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
Cronin
J. DiMaggio
New York
D. DiMaggio
York
Detroit
Keller
Chapman
Philadelphia
Cramer
Travis
Washington
Keltner
Cleveland
Johnson
Case
RBI
D. DiMaceio
Feller
Lyons
Chicago
Szabo Defeats Nagurski in Disqualification Match
Sandor Szabo of Hungary beat Bronko Nagurski of International Falls Minnesota by disqualification after 24 minutes 31 seconds in St Louis wrestling action. Nagurski weighed 235 pounds to Szabo 218.
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ST. Louis
Sandor Szabo
Hungary
Bronko Nagurski
International Falls
Minn
Jackson Loses Third Game To Meridian
Jackson's Senators slip to third after a 13 to 3 defeat at Meridian in the final game of the series. Harold Burck earned the win with a 10 hit effort as Meridian pounded Jackson. Durham Roxbury allowed 18 hits including homers by Stroble J Miller and Padgett. First place Mobile beat Pensacola 7 to 6. Selma trails Jackson after an 8 to 3 loss to Montgomery. Woodie Davis homered twice for Montgomery in a Cloverleafs loss guarded by Pitchers Wattigny Zoldak and Bosser.
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Montgomery
Ala
Jackson
Senators
Meridian
Eagles
Harold Burck
Durham
Roxbury
Stroble
J. Miller
Padgett
Mobile
Pensacola
Selma
Rebels
Wattigney
Zoldak
Bosser
Cloverleafs
Woodie Davis
Red Sox Rally Delivers 14 1 Victory Over Indians
Boston Red Sox explode for 16 hits and back six hit pitching by Mickey Harris to rout the Cleveland Indians 14 to 1. Williams homers, DiMaggio and Cronin drive in runs as Boston posts a five game winning streak and closes gaps in the standings while Detroit upsets New York and St. Louis tops Washington.
Yesterday's stars and game highlights from major leagues
Yesterday's stars Pat Mullin of the Tigers had three hits and opened the tenth with a double scoring the winning run against the Yankees. Jack Knott of the Athletics relieved to beat the White Sox with seven hits. Mickey Harris of the Red Sox held the Indians to six safeties as Boston notched its fifth straight win. Dennis Gatehouse of the Browns shut out the Senators for seven innings and doubled to set up St. Louis's first run.
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Judson Batley
Associated Press
Philadelphia Athletics
A's
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Jimmie Poxx
Sand
Cleveland Indians
Harris
Mickey Harris
New York City
New York Yankees
Indians
Sox
Cleveland
Ted Williams
Dom DiMaggio
Cronin
Jack Knott
A’s
Tigers
Detroit Tigers
Atley Donald
Yanks
Tom Henrich
Pat Mullin
Pinky Higgins
Bounder
St. Louis Browns
Luke Sewe
Washington Senators
Dennis Gatehouse
Senators
Yankees
Athletics
White Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Browns
St. Louis
Sports Roundup From New York June 6 1939 Highlights
Broadway in saying Arthur Donovan won t be in there when Joe Louis vs Billy Conn. Bud Taylor earnings near 1 000 000 discussed. Denny Shute praised for shooting. Penn State New York U football game to be night game. Mike Jacobs fights broadcast team announced. Lou Gehrig tributes top 178. Washington crews prep at Poughkeepsie with several members yet to race.
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New York
Special News Service
Broadway
Arthur Donovan
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
Arturo
Buddy Baer
Lou Gehrig
Roosevelt
Jimmy Foxx
Byron Nelson
Fort Worth
Bud Taylor
Bud
Penn State
New York U
Bill Corum
N. Y., Journal-American
Don ‘Dunphy
Mike Jacobs
Conn-Louis
Mutual
Sam ‘Taub
Bill Stern
NBC
Iron Man
Washington
Pough-keepsie
Befoe Indians must plug up the Dykes in pennant chase
Edward V Mitchell reports from Durham on the Cleveland Indians needing to stop the Dykes to contend for the American league pennant. Sports column notes include Texas course greens, Flint Rhem's comeback attempt, Ruppert Stadium as a cocktail-bat base, and Billy Conn in dressing room debate before the Louis fight. Browns turnover and fan fatigue headline the St Louis story with Morejoseph transfer noted.
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Edward V. Mitchell
Durham
N. C
Morning Herald
Cleveland Indians
Texas
Flint Rhem
Cardinal
Grover Cleveland Alexander
South Carolina
Ruppert Stadium
Newark
Billy Conn
Louis
Schmeling Hopes War Ends. Eyes Reunion with US Friends
Max Schmeling, former heavyweight champion now a Nazi parachute trooper, says he hopes the war ends soon and he can reunite with friends in the United States. He is recovering in a hospital ward near Athens from a stomach disorder and effects of Crete fighting. CBS’s Harry W. Flannery reported Schmeling’s illness may stem from chocolate abandoned by the British, with milk soured, and noted he lost about 25 pounds. He expects a leave to join his actress-wife on a Berlin farm. He described Crete drop tactics used on May 20.
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New York
Max Schmeling
United States
American College
Athens
Schmeling
Crete
Harry W. Flannery
CBS
Flannery
Berlin
Fights Last Night in Portland and Harrisburg
Portland bout saw Coley Welch stop Ernie Vigh in a 163 1 4 to 164 1 4 decision while Stanley Mrnk and Rocky Luciano battled to a draw at 150 and 161 1 2 pounds in Harrisburg. Tulsa match featured Junior Munsell at 192 knocking out Roughouse Jack McDonald, 198, of Portland, Ore., in Tulsa.
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
Coley Welch
Ernie Vigh
Newburgh
N. Y
Harrisburg
Pao
Stanley Mrnk
Wilkes-Barre
Rocky Luciano
Drew
Tulsa
Junior Munsell
Oklahoma City
Roughouse
Jack McDonald
Ore
Wrestler
Industry speeds up Detroit assembly this week
The automobile industry's plants will produce 128,283 cars and trucks this week, up from 103,034 last week and 87,556 a year ago, according to Automotive News. The survey notes faster output as plants ramp up production for the period.
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Detroit
Automotive News
Sul'vey
Mind Your Manners When Answering The Phone
A guide on polite telephone conduct covers who answers, how to identify a caller, and proper responses. It suggests using correct phrases like This is she or Mr Jones please, and emphasizes apologizing if a wrong number or mishearing occurs.
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Jones Company
Mr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Conn Confident He'll Beat Louis on June 18
Billy Conn, the Pittsburgh boxer, predicts a victory over Joe Louis for the heavyweight crown on June 18. He explains his tactic, notes he can take Louis's punches, and recalls past battles with Savold. Conn emphasizes calm strategy over rage and aims for easy street as champion.
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Conn
Louis
Joe
Bill Conn
Savold
Lee Savold
Notice of Tax Deed Proceeding for Lynn Haven Property
W B For a holder of Tax Certificate No 377 has filed for a tax deed on Lot 4 Block 1 Lynn Haven Hotel Tract Section 4 Township 3 South Range 14 West Bay County Florida. The property may be sold at public auction at the courthouse door on July 7, 2041 if the certificate is not redeemed. Dated June 6 1042. H A Pledger Clerk of Circuit Court Bay County Florida. By Marjorie McQuaqge Deputy Clerk.
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W. B
Omy
County of Bay
Florida
Lynn Haven
Court House
H. A. Pledger
Bay County
Marjorie McQuaqqe
Notice of Florida railroad hearing on transfer of certificate
Notion No 74 announces a formal hearing before the Railroad Commission of Florida in Tallahassee. On Monday June 23 at 10 A M the transfer of Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity No 911 from West Florida Transportation Company to Alaga Coach Lines, Inc will be considered. WITNESS the Secretary’s hand.
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Railroad Commission OF
State OF Florida
Railroad Commission of the
Supreme Court Building
Tallahassee
Florida
West Florida Transportation Company Corporation
Alagoa Coach ‘Lines, Inc
West Florida
Ee Ae Company
Alaga Coach Bines, Inc
Secretary of
The
Ploride Railroad Bissiinead Tla
Ag of -Oune
Scattered NBA matchups list across cities
The schedule lists games including Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Boston at Chicago New York at St. Louis Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland. The fragment identifies venues and pairings for upcoming contests.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pitusburgh
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
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Ghezzi
Ralph Guidahl
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Ransom
Nelson
Hogan
Byron
Lold
Lefty Gomez
Old Pal
Renz—E
Georgia-Florida
Major League
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Powas
Colby
Wisconsin
Tilden
Illinois
Forbesville
Virginia
Phiorenix
Arizona
Clarence Chester
Medford
Oklahoma
University of Puerto
Honey
Sewell
Joseph Morejoseph
St. Joseph
Mich
Flying Avenger I
Rike
Paschlar
Chile
Noo Isayer
Louis Bout
Gayle Talbot
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Pittsburgh
Billy
Cook
J. W. Cook
Evansville
Ind
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