DeCozen Upsets 3rd Name Golfer In N S Amateur
Charlotte DeCozen of Parsippany New Jersey advances in the 49th Women s North and South Golf Tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina by upsetting Mae Murray of Rutland Vermont and Southern Pines North Carolina in semifinal play. DeCozen continues her run aided by novocaine treatment for her lefthand to numb nerves and reached the final after a one up 19 hole win over Estelle Lamson Page a former national champion.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
N. C
Charlotte DeCozen
Parsippany
N.H
Mae Murray
Rutland
Southern Pines
DeCozen
Estelle Lamson Page
New Jersey
Conn
Southern Pined
Marjorig Lindsay
Decatur
Myet
O'Sullivan
Mary Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Lindsay
Mary O ' Downey
Baltimore
Baseball Leaders From AP National and American Leagues
Major League batting and pitching leaders listed by the Associated Press. National League top hitters include Wyrostek Robinson and Jethroe with high averages and runs, while Ashburn Usher lead in doubles. American League batting leader Busby hits .531 with Vernon second. Williams Zarilla Noren lead runs.
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Associated Press
Wyrostek
Cincinnati
Robinson
Brooklyn
Hartsfield
Boston
Jethroe
Snider
Gordon
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Usher
Adams
Cooper
Pafko
Chicago
Jones
Hodges
Westlake
Pittsburgh
Dillinger
Surkent
Newcombe
Coan
Washington
Coleman
St. Louis
Williams
Zarilla
Busby
Carrasquel
Wynn
Feller
Cleveland
Lopat
Raschi
New York
Kuzava
Marrero
Pierce
Chilcago
Noren
Bushy
Fox
Beckley Father and Son Lead West Virginia Doubles Meet
Beckley’s E H Robinette and his son Richard lead the state bowling tournament at the Dunbar Bowling Center as the event heads to its Sunday finish. They posted 1305 in senior doubles to overtake rivals Karnis and Moschella of Shinnston, with Parkerburg pairs and other leaders listed in senior and junior divisions. First prize nears $100 as the Robinettes seek another family bowling money moment. additional Beckley entrants, including Hurst and Manning, chase top junior prizes.
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Beckley
Curren
Charles Manning
E. H
Robinette
Richard
Register
Dunbar
Frazier Hurst
West Virginia
E. H. Robinette
Joe Karnis
Sam Moschella
Shinnston
Parkersburg
Pintopplers
Robinettes
Charleston
Richard Reger
James Smith
Clarksburg
Alvigton
American Insurance of
Junior Hamric
Region 5 Junior Track Meet Opens At Woodrow Wilson HS
About seven teams began competition at 1 p.m. in the Region 5 Junior High Track Meet at Woodrow Wilson High School. The event selects the top three in each race for the State Meet in Charleston on May 4. Teams expected include Beckley Oak Hill Matoaka Fairview Bluefield with Princeton Mt Hope and Fayetteville also likely.
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Woodrow Wilson High School
Charleston
Beckley
Oak Hill
Mataaka
Fairview
Bluefield
Princeton
Mt. Hope
Secies
Glenwood
Oakvale
Lookout
McComas
Montcalm
Sophia
Spanishburg
Springton
Wade
State
Ross Irle
Beckley Junior High
Wheeling
Martinsburg
Huntington
Welch
Martinsburg and Welch
Chandler Ready To Pack and Go
New York baseball commissioner A B Chandler plans to resign in days as secretary-treasurer Walter Mullery also appears ready to quit. Chandler, a former Kentucky governor, has refused to quit without Mallory’s removal and has stood firm despite years of alliance.
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Associated Press
New York
A. B
Happy
Mallory
One hitter Connie Marrero stymies A’s as Nats snag first
Washington right hander Connie Marrero pitched the majors first one hitter of 1951, defeating Philadelphia 2 1. Mickey Vernon and Gil Coan homered for the Senators who move into a first place tie with Cleveland. Johnny Sain blanked the Giants 3 0 to spoil Maglie’s birthday. Robin Roberts’ Phils tie for first with St. Louis after win over Brooklyn. Bob Higgins to key WV Wesleyan banquet remarks.
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Associated Press
Christy Mathewson
Philadelphia A
Connie Marrero
Washington
Marrero
Mickey Vernon
Gil Coan
Philadelphia
Jimmy Dykes
Little Connie
McCosky
Joe Coleman
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Giants
Eddie Stanky
Artie Wilson
Durocher
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Johnny Sain
Boston
Sal Maglie
Roy Hartsfield
Sam Jethroe
Sam
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
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Dodgers
Chris van Cuyk
Andy Seminick
Dick Sisler
Mike Goliat
Clem Labine
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New York Yankees
Fenway
Billy Goodman
Red Sox
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Goodman leads Red Sox past Yankees in 13 runs
Billy Goodman drove in three runs with two doubles and three singles as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 13 to 7. Johnny Sain earned his 100th major league win with a six inning 3 0 shutout of the Giants. Other league scores from the South Atlantic, Central, International, and Southern associations are listed, including Atlanta Birmingham, Nashville over Chattanooga, and Little Rock over Memphis.
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Red Sox
Yanks
Johnny Sain
Braves
Giants
Toronto
Rochester
Ottawa
Springfield
Montreal
Baltimore
Outhern Association
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
New Orleans
Mobile
Standings and Results From Yesterday's Baseball Schedule
Standings show Philadelphia leading with 6 wins 3 losses and a .667 pct tied with St Louis at 6 7 67. Other clubs include Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati New York. Scheduled games list Boston at New York Spahn against Hearn, Brooklyn at Philadelphia Hallen vs Meyer or Shurch, St Louis at Chicago Sta cy vs Schiltz, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Blackwell vs Dickson.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Dittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Spahn
Hearn
Hallen
Meyer
Shurch
Wcfc-Am
Stacy
Schiltz
Pittsburgh
Blackwell
Dickson
Wcfc-Fm
Washington
Cleveland
Ehene
Detroit
York
Raschi
Parnell
Consuegl Ra
Hooper
Fowler
Phillies Beat Dodgers? No, Giants Fall Short in Boston
In a rough day of box scores, Philadelphia wins a low-scoring affair while Brooklyn’s lineup struggles against Boston’s pitching. Key hits come from Ashburn and Goliat with late RBI by Reynolds and Waitkus.
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Brooklyn
Pesky
Williams
Stephens
Goodman
Doer
Wright
Guerra
Rizzuto
Her
Mki
Doerr
Hr-Byrne
Furillo
Ash
Reynolds
Snider
Oj Jones
Mize
New York
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Mitchell's Two Hitter Beats Madison 4-0
Seth Sherman High School defeats Scott High of Madison 4-0 behind William Mitchell two hit pitching. Madison scores in second and fifth innings as Miller Cantley Shultz record pitching figures.
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Seth
Sherman High School
Scott High
Madison
William Mitchell
Madison E Seth
M. E¢ Jones
Brkr
Milins
oWlmsn
Shitiz
Yatais
Miller
S—Cantley
Shultz
Mitchell
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