The Duffer the Iron Man of Sport in Open Golf Era
Grantland Rice profiles the enduring figure of the amateur golfer, the Duffer, who endures weary days on the course and returns daily for more. The piece surveys Open Championship legends, amateur champions, and the evolving strength of amateur golf through wartime and postwar years, noting stars like Ouimet, Evans, Jones, and Bravese.
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Sunnycrest golfers lead City Amateur with Mack top finisher
Co Medalist Mack of Sunnycrest defeated Ed Bykowski 1 up in first round at Bellevue in the City Amateur Golf tournament. Mack and Joe Biasone, both Sunnycrest, were 73 in qualifying while Howard Sprague faltered to miss the cut among several noted players.
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Sunnycrest
Ed Bykowski
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Bellevue
Mack
Joe Biasone
Mid O'Hare
Lover
C. Dowd
Joe Pulaski
Tommy Heaber
Land
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John Paddon
la Fayette
Pat Crowe
W. D. McLaughlin
Oscar Guilfell
W. R. Dixon
W. B. Stark
Art Betsinger
Howard Sprague
Larry Sovik
Alex Banazek
John Ward
Joe Blasone
Joe Stevens
George Lehmann
Ed Rowe
Hing
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Crumlins
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Bud Ward Headlines Baltusrol Challenge At Open
Bud Ward defends his title at Baltusrol as one of the strongest fields in memory gathers for the national amateur Open. Frank Stranahan and Carey Middleton face stern tests alongside a wide cast of veterans and promising newcomers in a 18 and 16 hole format plus bracket play.
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Bud Ward
Spokane
Wil
Ward
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Carey Middlecaff
Memphis
Perl
Stranahan
Addlecaff
D ‘Nts
Calfornia
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Southwest
East
South
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Washington
Chuck Koons
Detroit
Tohnny Goorman
Ray Billows
Robert Cochran
Louis
Willie Turnesa
Frank Chapman
Georgia
Baltusrol
Short Hith
Merion
Bobby Jones
Ballusrol
Frank Stranihan
Carey Middiecoff
Bish
Junior Legion Nines Open Round Robin Play
Glens Falls area hosts the opening round as Staten Island and Connecticut teams meet today in the first round to decide the American Legion Junior baseball championship.
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PLAV Edges Tipperary Hill In Three Way League Tie
PLAV topped Be tipperary nine 10 4 to end last night's American Legion baseball action. In another PLAV beat Fayetteville 9-6 as Pete LeMoyne and Charles Christophers powered the victory. Syracuse University All Stars defeated Fayetteville 9-3 with Livinski collecting four hits.
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Tipperary Hill
Fayetteville
PLAV
Pete LeMoyne
Charles Christopher
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Syracuse University All- Stars
Liivinsk
Whelan barred from baseball over umpire incident
Dr Eddie Whelan former Savannah team owner in the One South Atlantic League was indefinitely barred after league directors upheld a $250 fine and suspension for striking an umpire He sold the team soon after the incident SPREADS GOSPEL GEORGE HARVEY at Pitt taught a summer class in hy typing and Sly casting
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Bonacci to Box Friday in Syracuse Showdown
Hugo Bonacce plans a Friday boxing card at McAymar Stadium featuring a four round middleweight bout against Jimmy Lee of Buffalo. Nick Barone faces Billy Oden in a six round light heavy clash. Tony Demicco of Troy meets Jackson Bradley of Buffalo in another six round bout.
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Reiser Sparks Dem Bums Ahead of Cardinals in pennant race
Baseball wire story notes Pete Reiser of the Dodgers fuels a clutch run in a 3-2 win over the Giants, keeping Brooklyn 8 points clear of St. Louis. Cardinals pitcher Vic Lombardi loses, while Stan Musial hits four singles in four at bats as Chicago and Detroit also win. Reds drop to seventh straight defeat as Pittsburgh wins 3-2.
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Race Driver Dies in Crash at Funk's Speedway
Edward Bus Wilbert a 31 year old dirt track race driver from Narrowburg New York was killed when his car skidded and smashed into a guard rail at Funk's speedway in Winchester Indiana Eddie Zalucki of Detroit was injured when his car hit the wreckage Wilbert was leading at the time He served as a test pilot and flight instructor in the Navy at Pensacola and Jacksonville until his release a month ago His wife and 6 year old daughter survive.
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Bus" Wilbert
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Pacific Coast League All Stars Named for Aug Clash
Kampouris leads the Pacific Coast League all stars in a game against the first place San Francisco Seals set for August 19. Selected players include Oakland’s Shea Raimandi Holder, Los Angeles Chambers Schuster Christopher, Sacramento Mesner Kampourig Marty, Hollywood Unser Lupli Stewart, San Diego Asen Gyselman Lohrke, Portland Barrett Storey, Seattle Whitel Sueme, with Casey Stengel directing as manager.
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Harvey Storey
Seattle
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Hal Sueme
Casey Stengel
Outerland
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DeTeso Named Tufts Grid Aid As Coach Adds Staff
Medford Mass UP Anthony DeTeso of Winchester a Naval veteran and co captain of the 1943 grid team was named Tufts College football coaching aide. Head coach Fred Ellig will be assisted by Andy Lentini Jit Ricker and Lucian Colucci in the new staff. This marks a turning year for Ellig as he succeeds Manly.
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Yakapovich Joins Buffalo Bisons Football Camp
Yakapovich of Buffalo, former Colgate University back, has been added to the Buffalo Bisons roster in the All-America conference. He has reported to the club’s summer training camp, the team announced today.
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G. E. Tossers Romp In Softball Action At Field
G E Tossers routed Air Cooled 11 2 and Crouse Hinds crushed Owen Dyneto 13 3 at M C A Field last night. Other scores include Remington Rand 7 Pass & Seymour 8 Angels 9 Internal Revenue 4 Kalifelz 8 Gaylords 4 Happy Hearts 7 New Central 2 Phi Kappa Psi 6 Time Clubbers 2 Cafeterias 9 Nettletons 2 Wolff Dungey 14 G E Specialty 6. Braves Sign Youth Rod Clifford 17, of Butland High School, joined Boston Braves farm club in Evansville Indiana in the Three Eye League after signing. Former Penn State grid leaders join Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Pro League.
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Chiefs Travel 250 Pace in Last 12 Tilts
The Syracuse Chiefs visit Rochester to halt a three game skid after losing to the Red Wings 6-3 and 7-0. Rochester, aided by Byerly and Yochim wins, maintained momentum while Rochester fans left unhappy after a rough defensive showing.
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Pro Cagers At Auburn Sign New Coach and Team
Herald-Journal reports Auburn will host a professional basketball team next season. Secretary Joe Tobin announced John Herring of Rochester as coach and manager after guiding the Rochester Aunts to the New York State semi pro title. Herring will sign several championship players plus new recruits for a strong lineup, with games likely on Thursday or Saturday nights.
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Eagles Open BC Football Fall Drill After War Hiatus
NEWTON Mass UP about 75 candidates including prewar standouts and freshmen joined Coach Denny Myers for BC football's first formal workout in four years. Myers returning from Navy duty prepares a nine game schedule starting at Brandeis with Wake Forest on September 27 at night.
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Injured Grid Player McArthur Loses Leg at Camp
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Chicago Rockets star halfback Bill McArthur had his left leg amputated after a failed treatment for a compound fracture suffered in an inter-squad scrimmage at Santa Rosa training camp. Doctors cited artery severance as the cause. McArthur, a Santa Barbara State alum, served as a bomber crewman in the war and escaped injury then. Team owner John J. Keesbin said the player would have a lifelong position with the organization if he recovered.
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Santa Barbara State
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