How a Top Grade Golf Club Is Made
A Raleigh Register article details golf club production, noting complete iron sets can be prepared in a day, while woods take at least a week. It explains four varnish lacquer sprays with overnight drying, seven iron plating baths taking hours, and a multi-step process where over 100 skilled workers contribute to a precision club from heads on racks through cleaning, etching, plating, rinsing, drying, and final inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Register
Beckley
W. Va
Wedne
Charles Rules
AP News
Cincinnati
America
MacGregor Goldsmith Co
Chicago Stadium Fight Is Eighth Defense of Title
Charles, the heavyweight champ, meets challenger Joe Maxim in Chicago Stadium in a bout likely watched by 30 million on TV and radio. Charles aims for an eighth defense, wagering on a knockout as Maxim, confident with a sharp left, seeks to upset the champ and claim the crown.
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Chicago Stadium
Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Ezzard Charles Rules
Joe Maxim
CBS
Charles
Maxim
International Boxing Club
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Charlea
Gus Lesnevich
England
Freddie Mills
Mills
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Khayaing
Sparmates
Bob Satterfield
Louis-Lee Savard
Ezzard Charles
Joe Stadium
Joey Maxim
Lin
Holiday Fishing Conditions Poor
By The Associated Press Charleston trout fishing outlook dim as heavy rains leave waters in poor condition across the state. The Conservation Commission said five state parks with legally stocked trout waters will open June 2 for the 1951 recreational season, including Watoga Lost River Holy River Cacapon and Babcock.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Conservation Commission
Commission
Fish Management Division
Watoga
Lost River
Holy River
Cacapon
Babcock
Tuesday Night Fights Feature Notable Boxing Matches
Boston fighter Boston Gene Hairston beat New York opponent Joe Rindone by decision, 160 to 163. Cincinnati's Charley Riley outpointed Eddie Burgin at 125 1/2. Lester Felton won over Carmen Basilio in Syracuse action, while Harry Kid Matthews stopped Frank Buford in Portland. Freddie Dawson outpointed Frankie Fernandez in Honolulu match.
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Associated Press
Boston
Gene Hairston
New York
Joe Rindone
Drew
Cincinnati
Charley Riley
St. Louis
Eddie Burgin
Syracuse
N. Y
Lester Felton
Detroit
Carmen Basilio
Portland
Ore
Harry “Kid” Matthews
Seattle
Frank Buford
Oakland
Calif
Honolulu
Freddie Dawson
Chicago
Frankie Fernandez
Doan's Pills Endorsed For Backache From Kidney Strain
A vintage ad promotes Doan's Pills as relief for nagging backache linked to kidney function decline. It claims many suffer from stress and strain affecting kidneys, with minor bladder irritations and sleepless nights improved by the mild diuretic used for over 50 years.
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Dean
Doan
Windsor Tailoring, C R Music win league titles at Elite Alleys
Windsor Tailoring defeated Means Lumber to clinch the Tri County League second-half title and then beat Koppers Eccles in the finals. C R Music topped Duncan Catar Motors to win the Merchants League championship. Also mentions aging baseball notes and Doc Craver in Blue Ridge League history.
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Windsor Tailoring Company
Means Lumber
Koppers-Eccles
Duncan-Catran Motors
Windsor Tailoring
L. Campbell
Haynes
George Rob Hermeczi
Son
Los Angeles
J. Manning
Ile India
oLon
Andianapolis
Brooklyn Eggs Scumber Co
Dodgers
Watt
Aig
New York Giants
Ridwell HS
iCalvert
iGrubbles
Cal
Ifornia
Tim C&r Musle
Haynes Wi
Helmeczi
Associated Press
New York
Roger
Doc) Cramer
National League and American League batting leaders
A compilation of top batting averages runs batted in and other leaders from both leagues. Names include Abrams Robinson Hodges Fain Williams Snider and Spahn with team affiliations, plus a note on a three minute mid inning intermission trial by St Paul in the American Association to clean infield dirt and let fans stretch.
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Associated Press
National League
Abrams
Brooklyn
Hodges
Snider
Robinson
Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Lowrey
St. Louis
Metkovich
Pittsbureh
Mustal
Baumholtz
Chicago
Steen
Jethroe
Boston
Ree
Spahn
Fain
Philadelphia
Williams
DiMaggio
Minoso
Coan
Washington
Vbrams
Dodgers
Athletics
Eliott
Braves
Busby
Fox
White Sox
Lopat
New York
Easter
Indians
Raschi
Dedgers
Sauer
Cubs
Red Sox
Mi Robinson
Zatilla
Rosen
Leagut Hodges
Westlake
Pirates
Snider Dodgers
I Wertz
Tigers
ST. Paul
Miam
American Association
Mel Jones
Sst. Paul
Rangers
Cleveland
Wally Hergesheimer
National Hockey League
Wally
Cleveand
Hergesheimer
Senators Trade Scarborough Robinson and Kozar to White Sox
A year ago the Washington Senators traded Ray Scarborough Eddie Robinson and A Kozar to the Chicago White Sox for Bob Kuzava Cass Michaels and John Ostrowski.
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Associated Press Today
Washington Senators
Ray Scarborough
Eddie Robinson
A Kozar
Chicago White Sox
Bob Kuzava
Cass Michaels
John Ostrawski
Rose Hollands Nalon Rated Favorites for Indy 500
DALE BURGESS reports from Indianapolis on the 35th running of the 500 mile race at the Speedway. Veterans Rose Parsons and Nalon are highlighted as strong contenders in a 33-car field with record pacing qualification times and pole position efforts.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bill Holland
Mauri Rose
South Bend
Ind
Johnny Parsons
van Nuys
Calif
Duke Nalon
Sherman Oaks
Rose
Mauri
Floyd Davis
Wilbur Shay
Lou’ Meyer
Parsons
Negron
Novi
Chet Miller
Glendale
Speedway
George Connor
Los Angeles
Nalon
Henry Banks
Compton
Walon
Miller
Walt Faulkner
Long Beach
Lemon Laughs Off Missed Perfect Game Jinx
Bob Lemon, Cleveland pitcher, joked about the near perfect game against Detroit at Briggs Stadium. He held Detroit scoreless through seven, allowed Vic Wertz’s eighth inning homer, then retired the last six batters. Lemon snapped a four game skid to move to 4-5, tossing a no hitter in 1948.
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Harry Stapler
Detroit
Bob Lemon
Cleveland
Lemon
Charlie Robertson
Chicago White Sox
Long Beach
Calif
Briggs Stadium
Lennon
Vic Wertz
Lemion
Vic
Wertz
Complex AP sports notes on protests and Coach Colley
This item surveys protest by an Associated Press sports writer denied by the league, mentions Frank Colley in New York Chicago scope, and notes a Windy City World Series implication. It includes anecdotes about Jack Coombs Stadium Duke tracks, a Johnny Tate hurdle incident, a Marion versus Richmond game umpire call, and ends with Michigan State basketball named one of two Most Sportsmanlike Opponents by Wayne University cagers.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Frank Colley
Pers
Babe Ruth
Bob Fetzer
Duke U
Jack
U. of North Carolina
Coombs
Colby
Alma Mammy
Duke
Johnny Tate
Johnny
Jane
Marion
Richmond
Ind
Bob Martiniec
Ted Grooves
Thor Richmond
Ralph Dilulla
Greaves
Tom Kennedy
Marciniee
Elmer Yoter
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Wayne University
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Cees
Eal
Musson
Ezz
Noggin
Tale of the
Cara
Sports Mirror
Holland
Boy Lemon
Cleveland Indians
By Alan Maver
Tors
WUWGS
Hed
Siee Nee S
Eeeere Canes
Ais
Bob
Werte
Luke Easter
Pat Mullin
Mw” Gague Games
Ottawa
Baltimore
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Springfield
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Afobile
Birmingham
Nashville
Montgomery
Columbus
Jacksonville
Savannah
Columbia
Darton
Saginaw
Flint
Muskegon
Grand Rapids
Wic Wertz
The
Wuomos Seid
Philco
Ing Lee
Cee
Chia
Beckley Music and Electric Co
Colin
Melnickey
Mer
Fayette
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