Favorites Advance But Keep Eye on Marlene Bauer
In the 4th U S Women's Amateur golf championship at Merion, 15-year-old Marlene Bauer defeated six-time champion Mrs Edwin H Ware 4 and 3 amid rain and mud. Frances Stephens fell to Mrs Julius A Page and other favorites moved into the round of 32 as the field narrows to eight quarterfinalists.
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Los Angeles
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Merion Golf Club
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Philadelphia
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Southport
England
Julius A. Page
Greensboro
N.C
Miss Stephens
Pamela Barton
Page
Stephens
Joanne Barr Tracy
Dallas
Tex
Grace Lenczyk
Marjorie Burns
Tivo
Dorothy Kirby
Mrs. Tracy
Helen Sigel
Dorothy Kielty
Ladies Form Own PGA Organizes Under Berg Leadership
The Associated Press reports the formation of a women’s professional golfers association modeled after the men’s PGA. Fred Corcoran will direct activities and plan open tournaments, starting with a 12 hole medal event September 22 to 25 at Prince George’s Country Club in Landover. First president is Pally Berg. other charter members include Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Betty Jameson, Helen Hicks, and Marilyn Smith. Prize money for the inaugural event totals 7500 dollars with a guaranteed minimum purse of 3500 dollars.
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Babe) Didrikson Zaharias
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Port Chester
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Supreme Court
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Baseball and basketball scores and schedules across leagues
Yesterday's results include Boston 7 Detroit 4 Chicago 3 Washington 0 in the major leagues. St Louis at New York and Cleveland at Philadelphia postponed. Today features St Louis at New York 12:30 pm and Detroit at Boston 1:38 pm with pitchers and lineups noted. In the National League, St Louis 1 New York 6 last night, Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 3 in 16 innings, and several other day games listed. Central League playoff schedule shows Charleston at Dayton and Grand Rapids at Flint with rain postponement.
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Teday
Charleston
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Flint
Pro Mike Kundrat Teaches Kiddie Golf in Brookfield
AP News feature profiles Mike Kundrat at Candlewood Lake Club who runs a Kiddie Golf Clinic for area children. He offers two weekly classes for boys and girls and cites several young pupils from New York and New Jersey, plus local prospects, as proof of his success.
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Candleweed Lake
Breckfield, Conn
Frank Eckap
Brookfield
Conn
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Hale
Candlewood Lake Club
Candlewood Lake
Mike
George Ferrier
Ridgewood Country Club
Dimbury
Mary Ann Rapp
Hartsdale
N. Y
Court Upholds Racetrack Ruling Sanctions Dope Count Suspension
A long column from a New York sports page recaps mixed bets on the Boston baseball scene, noting potential player and management moves for the 1950 season, and mentions job changes, buyouts, and upcoming matchups. The piece reflects era sports talk with names like Jensen, Martin, Cooper, and Doak Walker discussed in a broad roundup.
Marfork Defeats Edwight in Coal River League game
Whitesville reports a 12 hit attack by Marfork led by six players with no safeties for Edwight as Marfork edged Edwight 8 to 1. Dominion and Rutledge led Marfork with RBIs while Farley and Hendrics split pitching duties.
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Edwight
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Lamb
Rutledperf
Hudson
Corner Cf
Bufferinge
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Holly Cf
Stacy Ri
Foster
Lacey
Ces
Dominion
Bragg
Marcell
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J. Massey
Smith
Lain
Corner
E Jarrell
C. Rufe
V. Massey
J Massey Smith
Coroner
Lottom
Hendrics
Mendrics
Farley
Wildtch
Hill Chief Top Choice in Race For 2-Year-Olds
New York Aqueduct hosts the $20,000-added Cowdin Stakes with seven two year olds. Hill Prince, trained by C. T. Chenery and ridden by Eddie Arcaro, seeks a Derby Day push after a strong Babylon Handicap win. Navy Chief, Suleiman, Selector, and other rivals carry weights from 110 to 122 pounds in a competitive field.
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New York
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Hill Prince
Lelse
C. T. Chenery
iIn
Eddie Arcaro
Hill Erince
Prince T Quille-Hildene
Navy
Navy Chief
E. P. Taylor
Dave Gorman
Admiral Col
W. M. Jeffords
Suleiman
William Helis
Saratoga
Charleston Takes Lead in Central League Playoff
Dayton Indians face Charleston Senators in a Central League playoff game as Lefty Joe Nuxhall seeks a return win for Charleston after an 11 inning 9 2 victory. Jose Santiago pitched seven runs late to spark Charleston before Stu Locklin tied the game with a ninth inning homer.
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Charleston Senators
Dayton Indians
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Jose Santiago
Hal Treinen
Willess
Stu Locklin
Charleston
Darton
Davidson
Belt
Landrith
Santiago
Girdley
Kinaman
Moose Club tops men’s major standings in league play
Team standings show Moose Club at 12 6, Bank of Raleigh 9 3, Mack Drake 33 3, and Quality Lumber 36 3 4 with Kyle Cleaners and Seven-Up nearby. High team series went to Quality Lumber at 2645 and high team game to Bank of Raleigh at 931. Sam D Alessandro posted 625 in high individual series while Charles Ray had 227 high game.
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Quality Lumber
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Quality
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Raleigh
Sam D'Alessandro
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Ray
Meese Club
Isieho
Hawley
Boice
Aga
Robinson
Associated Press
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Charleston
Quaiity Lumber Varea
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Harris Lig
Collins
McQuade
Tokach
Bob Samples
Bernary Fulks
Greco
Charleston High School
Marlon Arose
Kenny Butled
Stone
Wall Jackson High
Noel Humphries
Lawrence Burgess
Mack-Drake
Elkview High
Warden
Miller
Saunders
Robinette
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Humphries
Kyle Clezners
Fulks
Arose
Garrett
B.S. Pugh, Jr
Isity
Apgneer
E. S. Pugh, Sr
T M. French
Ase
Houck
Clifford
B. French
Waugtr
Abraham
Snead Mangrum Draw No 1 Assignment for U S Ryder Cup Team
Ganton England Sam Snead and Lloyd Mangrum will lead the U S at Ryder Cup opening Scotch foursomes against Britain's top pairing. Dutch Harrison and Johnny Palmer are definite for the second U S duo, with Hogan as non playing captain. Four five ball matches Friday and eight singles Saturday. Britain lists five possible foursomes led by Daly and Bousfield and others as potential pairings. One British duo sits out Friday.
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Ben Hogan
Uncle Lma
Jimmy iDemaret
Bob Hamilton
Chick ‘Harbert
Skip Alexander
Big Clayton Elcaffer
Cary Middlecoff
Fred Daly
Ken Bousfield
Charles Ward
Sam King
Max Faulkner
Jimmy Adams
Art Lees
Dal Reese
Dick Burton
Lauria Ayton
Kirer ties major league homers in Pirates win
Ralph Kirer of the Pirates hit his 47th and 48th homers to tie two major league records in Pittsburgh’s 11 6 victory over the Phillies. His first homer cleared the bases and his fourth tied a record for most homers in consecutive at bats. Munger of the Cardinals limited the Giants to one hit in a 1 0 win.
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Ralph Kirer
Pirates
Pitts
Burgh
Phils
George
Red) Munger
Cardinals
New York Giants
Sid Gordon
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