Betty Jameson Among Four Favorites in Western Golf
In Chicago, the Western open attracts 100 plus golfers at Elmhurst Country Club. Medal play decides the 33 lowest scores to enter match play Tuesday through Saturday. Betty Jameson leads four top favorites alongside Patty Berg, Rinasell Mann, Dorothy Kirby, and Virginia Ingram.
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Whirlaway on Brooklyn card in Aqueduct preview
In New York on June 22 the preview for the $20,000 Aqueduct handicap features Warren Wright’s Whirlaway with 132 pounds, aiming for a strong 9 furlong race against Mrs. Corning’s Attention and The Rhymer among others, as excitement builds toward the Brooklyn Saturday program Army-Navy day. Volatile entries also include Colonel and Market Wise with plans for Whirlaway’s next targets including the Equipoise mile and Arlington handicap.
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Disney to Film Majors Book On Air Power
Hollywood reports Walt Disney will film Major Alexander de Seversky’s Victory Through Air Power after weeks of negotiation. A fall release is planned to capitalize on the book’s buzz. The studio aims to cast John Pierre Avent, a French stage star, as lead while eyeing a new life story for a speaker. News notes also mention Mary Ann Hyde and Ingrid Bergman links, with various Hollywood snippets and a closing pep line.
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Intercollegiate Golf Opens At Notre Dame
In South Bend on June 22, about 130 top college golfers began the forty-fifth Intercollegiate tournament at Chain O Lakes. Twenty-four hole daily rounds lead to match play, with Stanford aiming to defend the team title against Notre Dame Northwestern and the U S Naval Academy among others.
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College Netters Start Title Play
New Orleans June 22 Dominated by a top flight contingent from the Pacific coast the nation's outstanding college net state patched strokes today in the opening rounds of the national Inter collegiate tennis tournament The Noridans placed four of that stars in seeded classifications Ted Schroeder of Stanford seeded No 1 Tend Ole Wine of Southern California No 2 Others are ded ty arcey Northwestern Bill Reedy Bouthers California Harris Everett North Carolina Larry Dee Stanford Karl Bartlett Tulane and Joni Birkm an University of Texas. Although the Californians dominated the seeded positions 16 was generally shout the contingent.
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Stanford
Ty Arcey
Seymour Givenberg
Northwestern
Bill Reedy
California
Harris Everett
North Carona
Larry Dee
Karl Bartlett
Tulane
Snd
Joni Birkman
Texas
Genewally
Shooting Titles Highlight Amateur Patter, Nationwide Event
A large field of 39 shooters from 19 universities, spanning New York to the West Coast, converges at Tulnavic University for a noted pattern shooting event. Top entries include Ed Hornecar pie off the amal bore and Northwestern’s Greenberg, with former Big Ten champion Greenberg among high-rated contenders.
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Hauer
Hein Hlorge Mansfield
A. B. Martin
Ed Hornecar
B. Cooper
Salen
Leieh Talkiforra
Behvoeder
Geunce
Aanefield Mead
Ginert
Denn
Scott Tallatesroom
Chas
Payton Nea Sytan
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Georg Moanafield Agno
Fae
O. Rowse
al Bartley
East Teryu
Crambelt
Carlisle
Cooper
D. B. Berd
A. E. Morthit Rong
Ben Fisher
Ray
New York
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Tulnavic University
Teum
Feller Shuts Out Camp Lee in Norfolk Victory
15 000 fans saw Tobby Feller pitch Norfolk Naval Station to a 5 to 2 win over Camp Lee. Feller yielded two earned runs as Whitted hit a first inning homer for Philadelphia Athletics exile Jim Carlin and Sailor Conway produced later hits, while Camp Lee’s runs came on scattered threats. Final line: Norfolk 211 009 010 Camp Lee 000 001 010. Batteries Feller and Wolfman Nowak Vaughansy Hyl.
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Sailor Conway
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Woman Fills Hubby's Job as Golf Pro in California
Santa Cruz, Calif. June 2. Mrs. Earl Eckert was named acting golf professional by the board of governors, taking the place of her husband who left the club for a position at the South San Francisco airport. Fred Lescher, chairman, said she was the only woman in the country holding such a post.
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Clay Courts Upset Shocks Indie Championship Final
Stanton Bovis from Chicago vied for gavel with Seymour Greenburg as the biggest upset of the national clay court tournament. Williams Tallert of Cincinnati reached the final, while Manny Everett of Jacksonville advanced by defeating Gaidhcen Lacned of Chicago 6-4 8-6 6-7 8-2. Greenburg, state champion, defeated Talbert 4-8 6-2 6-4 6-2. All days were played on asphalt due to weather.
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Rigney to Hurl Against Old Mates
Chicago's White Sox meet the Great Lakes team and former White Sox pitcher Johnny Rigney in a naval enlistment era game. Rigney has three wins for the sailors, matching his prior three with Chicago, as Thornton Lee earns a potential trial after an off season injury.
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Daniels Weds in College Station at St Mary's Chapel
LEO DANIELS of Daniels Texas Aggie back marries Miss Lorena Ruth Smith of Mowton and Bryan at St Mary's Chapel College Station on a Sunday ceremony. Local football links note Daniels expected return to Aggie squad next season.
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Texas
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St. Mary's Vchapel
Trans Miss Golf Tuesday in Omaha field strong
Jonny Goodnan of Omaha leads a Trans-Mississippi Golf field as Tuesday’s opening rounds draw top amateurs. The defending title holder is Frank Stranahan of Toledo and Coral Gables Florida, aiming to repeat in the national open style event.
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Jonny Goodnan
Omaha
Prankde Stranshan
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Walter Winchells Big Parade Among 1940s Broadway Figures
A scrambled Walter Winchell column surveys 1940s nightlife and show business luminaries. It mentions Eve Cutie, Mazel Baker, Jeanne Cagney, Jimmy, Henny Youngman, Anatole Litvak, Hedy Lamarr, and Bob Crosby among others, detailing gossip, stage acts, hotel sightings, and radio notes with vivid, period voice.
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Pro Tennis Roundup Points to Quarterfinals
The three day pro tennis event advances with Don Budge Bobby Riggs Frank Kovacs Wayne Sabin reaching the quarterfinals. Budge advances by default over Karel Kozeluh 6-2 6-1 after Kozeluh quits in heat. Riggs defeats Frank Hunter 6-2 6-2 6-2 as Kovacs beats Billy Kenny 6-1 6-2 8-6 and Sabin defeats Herman Peterson 6-1 6-0 6-1.
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Arnold Retains Calf-Roping Title in Roswell Rodeo
Arnold of Buckeye Arizona defeated Dob Crosby of Roswell to win the world champion steer roping title in a $5000 matched contest. Both ropers tagged 12 steers before about 70000 onlookers. Arnold’s time was 57.5 seconds, Crosby’s 58.4 seconds, securing Arnold’s trophy and title.
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AAU Relays At Passaic Twilight Event
Passaic N J June 22 track stars from across the nation compete in a twilight invitational at Passaic stadium. AAU relays will decide the 400 and 800 meter titles as California foursomes, led by Southern California AAU, defend their honors in the 496 and 1600 meter events while the Olympic club of San Francisco contends in the 2000 meter medley.
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