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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1952

Page

13

Sam Snead Aims For National Open Victory In Dallas

AP News notes Sam Snead has never won the National Open despite near misses at Spring Mill and St Louis. Golf stars think he can win but time may be running out. Dallas hosts the Open in June. Snead has won in Texas and just claimed the Masters again after a winter break.

AP News San Antonio Tex Sam Snead West Virgin Spring Mill Philadelphia St. Louis Onyoff Lew Worssham Sueed Sam Snead Jimmie Demaret Horton Smith PGA Smith Dallas Texas

Coal Belt League Schedule Overview

The Coal Belt League releases its basketball slate with games across June July and August. Key matchups include Herrin at Johnston City Carterville at Christopher Attucks at Carbondale Marion at Royalton and more with dates listed from June 1 through August 31 and an Open Date on July 6.

Carbondale Christopher Royalton Attucks Johnston City Carterville Marion Herrin Royalton Christopher Christopher Attucks Chrisopher

Curtain-raiser for Ridgway arrival in Paris show

A brief note describes a curtain-raiser for the event the Reds promise a grand show when Gen Ridgway arrives next week to succeed Gen Eisenhower. Photo radioed from Paris. AP Wirephoto.

Reds Matthew B. Ridgway Dwight D. Eisenhower Paris

State Seeks Camp Ellis as Wildlife Refuge Plan

Springfield May 29 AP The state Conservation Department hopes to acquire part of Camp Ellis for a large wildlife refuge A new congressional bill would auction 17 000 acres of the WWII training tract near Lewistown If passed the plan would target 8 000 acres of wild Spoon River land for federal aid purchases amid resident resistance and War Assets Administration constraints

Springfield State Conservation Department Camp Ellis Lewistown Leonard Schwartz Schwartz War Assets Administration W.S.A Illinois Fish and Wildlife Service Conservation Department

First Derby Nomination Named Primate

The first nomination for the 1952 Kentucky Derby lists Primate as the entry, owned by EF. B. Benjamin's Star Mount Stable.

Primate EF. B. Benjamin Starmount Stable

Trico Teen-age Loop Schedule and Baseball Box Score

The Trico junior league schedule lists pairings from May 30 including Murphysboro at Pinckneyville and Ava at Du Quoin. RBI credits go to Robinson, Dyck, Thomas, and Kryhoski with Kryhoski hitting a homer and Stobbs earning the loss in a 6 1 3 innings effort. Cain picks up the win.

Murphysboro Pinckneyville Dowell du Quoin Neunert Gorham Ava Steeleville du Quoin Dowell RBI Robinson Dyck Thomas Kryhoski Stobbs Cain So—Stobbs Judson Ho—Stobbs Paige Brown Chicago Hipoae Carrasquel Fox Rodriguez Mele Lollar C Dente Coleman ST. Louis Rhpore Young Delsing Nieman Rivera Courtney Marion Chicago St. Louis Ener

Major League Leaders National and American Leagues

Fact leaders across batting runs RBIs hits doubles and more for the National and American Leagues. Notable names include Ennis Adcock Sauer Thomson Mays Williams Jethroe Rosen DiMaggio and Rosen with standout pitching marks Maglie Roe and Shea among others.

Ennis Philadelphia Adcock Cincinnati Lockman New York Adams Williams Sauer Chicago Thomson Merson Pittsburgh Musial St. Louis Mays Patko Brooklyn Jethroe Boston Reese Fondy Maglie Roe Wilhelm Lees DiMaggio Rosen Cleveland Avila Ceveland Dropo Robinson Fox Simpson Priddy Detroit Marion Delsing Wertz Rizzuto Shea Washington Shantz

Wehmeier Starred In Reds Pitching Career Origin

Herman Wehmeier, a pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds, previously starred as a football player at Cincinnati Western Hills High School, highlighting his athletic versatility from high school to major league baseball.

Herman Wehmeier Cincinnati Reds Cincinnati Western Hills High School

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