Hale America golf leads shock with many under par rounds
Chicago June 19 The Hale America tournament at Ridgemoor drew crowds as leaders posted sub par scores in round two. Sammy Byrd faced equipment issues and played with borrowed clubs after officials ruled his own set ineligible. Gafford Tichy Thomson led early by routing with strong drives while many top players clung to par or better figures.
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Gayle Talbot
Chicago
America
Ridgemoor Club
Sammy Byrd
Gafford
Tevans
Tiggemoor
Conky
Raymond Gafford
Ford, Worth
Kloy Marit
Houston
Brooved
Tichy Thomson
Mike ‘Turnesa
Sgt
Din Turnesa
Adame City
Mike
Dimare
Joe
Sio
Cristian
Selma
Aig
Turnesa
AL Scory
Inney
Lawson Little
Harry Cooper
Lloyd Mangrum
Mike Sipe
al Broseh
Dick Melz
Sterman Barron
Jimmy Demaret
Horton Smith
George Schneiter
Wilford Wehrer
Fanalear
Twat Melton
Wille Goggin
Ed Dudley
Deny Shute
Ky Tale Moon
Hien Hogan
Henry Picard
Paul Bunyan
Amor
Mehdge
Frillery
Teaders
Worle
Frank Stranae Dan
Big Lyons
Ban
Yankee outfielder consents to tee off amid golf rule shift
A Yankee outfielder agreed to tee off as the USGA announced a new standard for club faces after nearly two years of lax enforcement. Officials cited expense preventing immediate widespread changes and the introduction of a precise measuring instrument to grade grooves and faces within mere thousandths of an inch.
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Yankee
Elk
United States Golf Association
Who Is This Guy Chrisman in Chicago Golf Field
Oley Crisman, a compactly built municipal course operator in Belma Alabama, roots the Hale Amers fen tournament. He shoots seven under par at the 18 hole test and eyes more than local success.
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Ridgemoor
Oley Crisman
Alabams
Mike
Oley
Chicago
Belma
Ala
Iawest
Xlorting
Mike Turnesa
Althourh
Lenin
Crlaman
Hilverside
Lia
Sonn
Stould
Glenn Southey
Fis
Wedding Bells Ring for Lt Norton in Norman
Naval Lieutenant Norton delays wedding to Miss Lars Atkinson of San Antonio after orders for training duty at Norman. Norton, a standout in Annapolis V-5, completed his course with high marks, while sister Miss Ethel Norton confirms plans remain in flux as he awaits leave.
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Cluntor
Arthur
W. Norton
Fornzy
Norton
Norman
Okla
Annapolis
Lars Atkinson
San Antonio
Hans
Ske
Ethel Norton
Dub
Lanier
Chacl
Galdy" Maretin
Alamo Heights High
Aecording
Naval Academy
Wes Rater
Bob” Berry
Boyd Jameson
Henry F. Mopaley
Hershel R. Ramsey
Carlos T. Rigby
Charles L. Stor
Local Army softball clash yields high‑scoring win
The 24‑4 rout featured Tanner driving in two for S.A. Softballers and a string of hits by teammates. Yardage details show strong pitching and fielding, with key runs in the late innings. The doubleheader also included previews of upcoming games and roster mentions.
Runnels Picked for Irving Post in San Antonio Schools
Frank Runnels receives eight years in South Ban Arn tanle High School with reassignment to Teving Junior High in the San Antonio public school system. Fam nels Was elected Lo ie system last week succeeding Dobby Crooks, who moved to Second Lank aenioy. Andrews Jeff to umpire in the Texas Base uall League. A. W. Norton moved to Almond Heights High to become a lieutenant. Runnels, a graduate of Hamilton High and Stephen F. Austin College, earned a master’s in education at Southwest Texas Teachers College. Glen Cloud II, Helen, and recent athletic director of San Antonio schools noted. Harry Fouke serves Kellani’s post for wartime duration.
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Runnels
Irving Post
Frank Runnels
South Ban Arntanle
Teving
San Antonio
Famnels
Dobby Crooks
Socond
Aenioy
Andrews Jeff
Texas
Uall Feague
A. W. Dub
Norton
Almond Heights
San Aplonio
Harry Fouke
Kellani
Schroeder and Rodgers in Tennis Feature
Houston coverage of the Texas state tennis tourney spotlights Ted Schroeder of Stanford facing Rice’s sixth seed Jack Rodgers in the feature. Other matches see Empery Hale vs George Ball and Larry Dee vs Ray Gladman in the draw, with Parks, Canale, Lyttleton Rogers, and others advancing or upset. Women’s action includes top seed Midge Var Ry advancing toward the semifinals and junior division results in Galveston and Houston.
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Houston
Ted Schroeder
Stanford
Jack Rodgers
Rice
Texas
Ray Gladman
Olen Parks
Dan Canale
George
Lyttleton Rogers
Yetore Parks
Sohn Jockman
Agtty
Gladman
John Rickmaly
Dee
Emily Colmenares
Ball
Tom Nixon
San Antonio
R. Schroeder
Bill Black
Rodgers
Mice
Billy Pow
Exis
Franche Institute
Neale
Sid Nachlas
Canales
Walter Driver
Midge van Ryn
Midge Var Ry
Austin
Ihe
Margaret Eby
Fita Coyne
Atlanta
Gavon
Anl
John Scoggins
Galveston
Clarence Mabry
Alice
Perry Menking
Mankine
Clay Courts Third Round Shines at St Louis Clay Tennis
June 14 at St Louis third round play highlights singles and doubles. Seymour Greenberg of Chicago and Bobby Jake of Milwaukee advance in doubles as Armando Vera and Ronaldo Vera of Mexico City also reach key matches. Jake, national boys champion, defeats Karl Hodge 8 6 0 6 0, while Tom Reedy and Wil Callt of Denver pair win 6 1 in doubles.
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ST. Louis
Tunnis
Doubita
Taverites
Seyimor Greenberg
Chicagal
Bobby Jake
Milwaukee
Armanda
Ralndo Vera
Mexico City
Rond Telay
Jake
Navte
Karl Hodge
Lowix
William ‘Tibet
Chaolangli
Wil
Tom Reedy
Deverly Hms
Allen Richardson
Wil. Tun Schock
Malcolm Kutner to Be Navy Ensign
All-America end of Texas football tutor Malcolm Kutner has been notified he will be commissioned as an ensign in the United States Navy. The announcement appears amid local college football coverage, with other scattered scores and notes from the period.
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Malcolm Kutner
Navy
Balvas
Malcom Kutner
Tast Mason
University of Texas
Footal
United States Navy
Louis Title Fight Hopes Rise Amid Army Duty
New York June 10 Louis the world heavyweight champion faces delay as he completes military training. General secretary of War Slimsor confirms Louis is ordered to a training center, blocking a fall defense. Speculation mounts on a September title bout pending his return to boxing duties. Louis has shown public appearances limited by army service at Camp Upton before transfer to Fort Riley.
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New York
Jon Lous
Queensbury
Slimsor
Bern
Anere
Lw-man
Ples
Louis
Stimaon
Sorvler
Asvond Cottys
Riley
Kun
Dunsan
Joe Fins
Lntx
Euimaon
Bagan
Joe
Lous
Ninho
Sthinson
Ovary
Louis Conesilen
Camp Upan
Campa
Wart Riley
Camp Upton
Mike Jacobs
Nine Lived Cat Gambles Along as Horse Racing Surges
Sportlights recalls wartime wagering shifts and a new Alameda track by John W. Mayer banks with weekly racing on Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays. Receipts support five war charities. military transport limits crowd flow and many animals moved to coastal tracks while bookmakers anticipate a betting revival.
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Iave
Big Dent
West
Cavalry
Mutuals
Duncan Fielding
Lovkherdeka
Belmont
Atlantic Seaboard
Simall
California
Joe Goose
Army
O. K
Alameda County
St Bren
John W. Mayerbanks
Ine
Miny
Califortiuia
Marchbanks
Habitual Winner Gets Coaching Job in City School
An experienced coach from Kirksville Teachers and Ws is appointed to lead University City’s football program. He played four years at Kirksville Teachers, helping his team lose only once, to St. Louis University, by 37 to 7, and now takes over coaching duties amid fan expectations.
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Kirksville
Wwe
Smith
Over AAU Championships Draw Wide Field at Triborough
The 56th annual AAU championships attract top athletes including 16 defending champions and many national collegians. New York’s New York Athletic Club leads entries as rivals vie for titles across events from sprints to distance runs and field events.
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Shine Work
Triborough Stadium
Jnyp368
Ar ‘Randall
Haig
Shir
Nacional Collegiate
Hatetey! Nava
Olympic Oltir
New Mark Athletic Club
Iage
Owen
San Fennessco Olympic Alch
JG Apn
RUMY
Barney Ewell
Ameter Uhampios
India
Meet. Oh
Charmsions
Harold Davis
Leslie Mark Mitenell
Greg Rice
Gurnelius Warmerdini
al Binziskty
Whe Shoteart
Chare Beetham
Lon Gregory
Poross Evin
Jor Mcedgyeski
Arky Evin
Arehic Hat
Billy Brant
Trump Folwarthsng
Frank Borst
Sid Boyd Browd
Tunion
A. A
UL. L.om A
N.g.aalatle
Beth Iseator
Senigus
Tein
Progyan Tenia
Witett Beligs
MacMitchell Hie
Jegteauerer
Rob Ginn
Leroy Wend
Don Bucnhan
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Plese
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