Nartnett After Open Golf Spot
CHICAGO May 30 The Meld of 113 minors tests for U S Open golf spot includes Charles E Marinett of Sunset Valley Golf club Highland Park Ohio who is Gabby Bartnett former major league catcher and ex Chicago Cubs manager Harriet operates a Chicago bowling alley says he has never played competitive golf before competitors include Kirk Wood Jr Ball Revilla Murchinsons Furgal.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Johnny Revilla
Jock Murchisons
Marty Furgal
Golf Roundup Sums See Cardenas Win Weekly Pan Am Prize
Ralph Cardenas scored 9379 36 to win the weekly Pan American Golf event. Johnny Carrera finished second with SY21-68 and Pressy Garza posted 73.9-33. Twenty six players competed in the stakes tournament.
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Preepstakes
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Uhird
Mauri Rose On Spot at Indianapolis
Rain shrouds the Indy speedway as Mauri Rose eyes a historic double at the 500. With 150,000 fans watching, Rose seeks his fourth victory and a record streak at the brick oval while California-born drivers pace the field in qualifying and a mix of veteran and rookie racers competes in the 500 mile race.
Bergman Leads San Antonio Golf Sweep. Tennis Stars Shine
PARIS May 30 Frank Parker and Mrs Margeret Du Pont won French international tennis singles titles and paired to take doubles with Pancho Gonzales defeating Sturgess and Fannis. Parker also won singles over Budge Party. Du Pont beat Nelly Landry Adamson. In other notes Gartner Larmed and Felix Kelley headline national tennis entries for NCAA season. Pat Canning Todd won Surrey title. Tom Bonner won Fifth Air Force singles. Earl Cochell took River Plate singles. Bergman leads San Antonio Sweepstakes Golf after 36 holes with 139 net, Watts 136, Anderson 137, Ford 239. barbecue and officer election to follow.
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U.S
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U. S
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Africa
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Gartner Larmed
Felix Kelley
Tegiate
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Tokyo
Tom Bonner
Air “Force
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Jackson
A. L. Bergman
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O'Hara Watts
Goa
Andy Anderson
HL. L. Ford
Ken Lawson
Hergman
G. L. Jarrett
Jorge Kalmeroff
George King
L Ford
A. D. Hawley
Biel Lassiter
Afanday
Local golf tourney champs crown season at multiple sites
Ernie Vossler aged 19 from Worth H owned Dick Martin of Dallas won the Woodlawn Country Club tournament after halving most holes in the final. Vossler defeated Jin Conrad of San Antonio 1 up in the semis to claim his first championship. Across the state Rob Frank Wear Jr. of Paris and Burns of Dallas won flights, while Ed McBride of Denton beat George Stanton 2 and 3. At San Angelo Jack Williams captured the 13th annual country club event by defeating Dan Cherry. Gladewater saw Bill McMahon of Longview post a 63 to win the Tug s title, in a course-record finish. Brackenridge Park hosted a ladies event with McClain of 1502 McCullough and partners. The Brackenridge Park Women’s Golf Association calendar features a Scotch tour in June. In Ark., P Bonby Locke and Little Rock pros edged Harrison and Latey in an exhibition.
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Ernie Vossler
Worth
Dick Martin
Dallas
Woodlawn
Ed McBride
Denton
Gieorge Stanton
San Angelo
SA Sd
Jack Williams
Dan Cherry
City Majors Green Prize Beer Triumphs Over Carpenters Union
Green Prize Beer defeated the Carpenters Union 94 to move within half a game of the undefeated A and B Axlemen in the City Major Baseball League standings. Voelkel’s won 124 to in the other league doubleheader at Richterfield. Urbanowich led Beermen with three hits in four at bats while McCullough added three hits for Voelkel’s.
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Livesay
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Villanueva
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Four Army Stars Oppose Pro Team at York
Four Army stars were added to the Eastern college all star football squad to meet the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds on September 1. Herman Hickman, Yale coach and chief organizer, leads the lineup including Rip Rowen, Jack Swart, Fluyo Grerntlle, Tackle Austin, Goble Bryant, and Guard Joe Beenie Fale B Gain, with Tem JR. Goble Bryant and guard Joe Beenie Fale B Gain listed among the players.
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Fluyo Grerntlle
Rowan
Austin
Tem. JR
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Joe Beenie Fale
Wesley House Opens Federation Softball Night At Alazan Courts
Wesley House will play Episcopal Community Center at 7 p.m. in the first of three Federation of Settlements Softball league games at Alazan-Apache courts. McCard Boys cubs play at 8 p.m. and Riverside Community Center at 9 p.m.
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Episcopal Community Center
Federation of Settlements
Alazan-Apache
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Riverside Community Center
Ted Wells Wins Snipe Class in Fort Worth Regatta
Wichita Kansas sailor Ted Wells captured the Snipe class title at the 23rd annual interclub regatta in Fort Worth. Oklahoma City Boat Club won the Longhorn class at Eagle Mountain, with the event sponsored by the Fort Worth Boat Club.
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Kan
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Eagle Mountain
Parish League Baseball Scores and Schedule Update
Parish League games feature St. Cecilia vs St. Leo at Holy Name as Wilde is absent Tuesday. San Fernando beat St John Berchman 6 to 1 while St. Agnes defeated Immaculate Heart of Mary 7 to 4. Sunday Robles led San Fernando with three hits, Thienpont drove in four for St John’s Petcheman, and Rize went 3 for 4 for Immaculate Heart of Mary. St. Agnes’ Aguilar added a triple with similar output. other detailed box notes are incomplete.
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Moore Loses Tourney Final at Shreveport Invitational
In the first annual Shreveport Country Club Invitational final, Big Al Besselink of Miami defeated Joe Moore Jr of San Antonio 2 to 1 after 36 holes to claim the championship. Edwin McClure of Shreveport won the consolation with a wide win over Sgt J C Taylor, while Bobby Riegel of Houston won the first flight title by beating S J Murphy of Shreveport.
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Barksdale Air Force Base
Bobby Riegel
Houston
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Hestern International
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Southwest Track Team to Compete at Big Seven Meet
The Southwest squad of 34 will travel to Kansas City for the third annual Big Seven track and field meet. James H. Stewart announced all events will allow first three places. Charley Parker of Texas Dash is out with a leg injury. Many Texas A&M and Baylor athletes are listed. Stoney Callen of Baylor is noted for the discus and shot put duties. No substitution for Parker or James Stewart is mentioned. The first meet was in 1947 with Southwest winning. last year’s meet was in Dallas.
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Southwest Conference
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Texas Dash
Arthur Brown
Ol Rice
Utd
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Rae
Dim Reichert
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Memorial Day Auto Speedway Classic at Indianapolis
Thirty third annual race lists 33 entrants from a field of 65 nominated cars. San Antonio time shows starting at 11 30, with 12 45 and 2 pm broadcasts on Coast to Coast and KMAC. Defending champ Peanut Rose of South Bend seeks faster speed record Maur Rose set at 19.314 mph in 1913. About 150 attendees expected. race duration around 4 hours 15 minutes on a 2 1 2 mile brick and asphalt track.
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Font
Gerrys Pyka
Toman
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Charles Staudt Jr
Troy Ruttman
Ontario
Calif
Johny Parsons
Nalon
Manuel Ayulo
Burbank
Indianapolis
San Antonio
Peanut Rose
South Bend
Mauri Rose
Allendance
MBS
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Outboard Motorboat Race Aims for 6500 Cash Prizes
New York May 30. Outboard motorboat pilots will shoot for 6500 in cash prizes in the annual Albany New York Marathon down the Hudson River on June 12.
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Hudson River
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