Torgerson Favored Over Byrne For State Title
Mrs Ruth Torgerson of Garden City leads Kay Byrne of Westchester in the New York State Women's Golf Championship final, a 36 hole match at Onondaga. Both are two time past winners, with Torgerson the defending champ.
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Ruth Torgerson
Garden City
Kay Byrne
Onondaga
Misa Byrne
Billist
Ruth Tongergen
Westchester
Harry McNaughton
Miss Byrne
Jean Davis
Westchester Hills
Munday and Haas Tie for Reading Open Lead
In Reading Pennsylvania the Reading Open Golf Tournament moved into the final 36 holes with Rod Munday and Fred Haas Jr tied for the lead at 132 after 36 holes. Dutch Larrison and Frank Stranahan trailed two strokes, while Stranahan, a British and Canadian amateur champion, led a pack of strong contenders. Haas had just won the Peoria Open recently, while Munday sought his first major title.
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Rod Munday
York Country Club
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Haas
Peoria
Munday
Dutch Larrison
Little Rock
Ark i Frank
Muscles) Stranahan
Toledo
Simon-Pures
Fight Results Across Cities Misread By AP
The article provides a garbled fight result report with names and places including Hollywood and New Orleans. It lists boxers Don Lee and Lee Camplone with undecipherable details, presenting an unclear outcome. The text is heavily corrupted with mixed letters and stray numbers, preventing concrete results or events from being determined.
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Axsociated
Hollywood
Caltt
Don Lee
Deana
New Orleans
Lee Camplone
Tens Auten Bester
Gueace
Red Sox Threaten To Overtake Indians
The Red Sox surge behind Joe McCarthy's pitching depth, with Ted Williams back from injury and Bobby Doerr delivering power as Boston aims to overtake Cleveland in the standings. They swept multiple clubs and edge toward first place, set for a two game Boston showdown with the Indians at Fenway Park.
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Red Sox
Indians
Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
Sox
St Louis
Chicago
Ted Williams
Mickey Harris
Bobby Goerr
Boston
Bil Wight
Fenway Park
Cleveland
Canandaigua Hosts Seneca Falls Braves in Afternoon Game
Canandaigua baseball club set to meet Seneca Falls Braves at 2 30 P M tomorrow on Slatest diamond in a school ruled schedule.
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Canandaigua
Seneca Falls
Seneca Falls Braves
Schoo i
Forbes Chief Wins Pace At Saratoga
Forbes Chief driven by Del Cameron led by eight lengths on a muddy track to win the Empire Grand Circuit pace at Saratoga Raceway. The mile went in 2.10 1/5 with Zam Zam second and Silverspur third as Jimmy Creed set a prior track record but finished last.
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Octave Blake
Saratoga Raceway
Paver
Jimmy Creed
Zam Zam
Silverspur
del Cameron
Pacer
Duz
Day
C. W. Knibb
Providence
Frank Angell
Heart of Gold
Kerner Bud
Coast Public Park Aces Reach Final in National Links
In Atlanta the 234th National Public Links golf tourney narrowed to Pacific coast players Mike Ferentz of Long Beach and Ben Hughes of Portland after Ferentz outlasted Charlie Barnes 2 and 1 and Hughes beat Oliver Kay 4 and 3 at North Fulton. Ferentz led late after Barnes rallied, while Hughes built a commanding lead and held Kay off to advance.
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Mike Ferentz
Long Beach
Calif
Ben Hughes
Portland
Grey
Allanta
North Fulton
Ferentz
Dixie
Charlie Barnes
Hughes
Oliver Kay
Toledo
University of Miami
Fla
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Jead
Barnes
Kay
Bellevue Takes Lead In League After Victory
Bellevue advances to top position in the league with a win over the Yacht Club, while Cazenovia and Lafayette trail in points. Drumlins, Green Lakes, and Bellevue remain in contention as details show Bellevue four matches played, others close behind in a tight race for the crown.
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Yacat Club
Kireen Lakes
Seneca
Novia
Tlafayete
Lafayette
Bellevue Victory
Yacht Club
Fou Drumlins
Green Lakes
Lakers
Cazenovia
Auburn Wins 1949 Finger Lakes Golf Championship Spotlight
Auburn native Impaglia advanced with decisive wins over Rogan and Mack in the Finger Lakes Calf Association event at Geneva. John Graney was elected president, Harald Rooney vice president, and Frank Michell reelected secretary as Auburn hosts next year’s tourney with a silver anniversary event.
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UN Ik
A.ampura
Auburn
Finger Lakes Calf Association
Impaglia
Bob Rogan
Seneca
Country Club
Bill Mack
Geneva Country Club
Pewers Lake
Geneva
John Graney
Auburn Country Club
Henry Wheat, Jr
Harald Rooney
Vce
Frank Michell
Aubura Country Club
Rimba Count Club
Haberles at Norwich face All-Stars in 3 PM tilt
The Haberles baseball squad invades Norwich to meet the Norwich All-Stars at Alumni Field. Pitching duties are open with Jack Curtin or Bohl Weigand expected to start. Other scattered results reference Seattle, Portland, Oakland and San Francisco as prior or nearby mentions in the standings.
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Haberles
Norwich
Norwich All-Stars
Iriel
Jack Curtin
Bohl Weigand
Hab
Tetles
Ex Syracusan Paul McKee to catch Gilmer passes in Redskins camp
Ex Syracuse end Paul McKee will catch passes from rookie quarterback Harry Gilmer as the Washington Redskins form a new aerial combination. Gilmer and Sammy Baugh are among the league’s best passers, with Baugh mentoring Gilmer in his first pro season at the Los Angeles practice site.
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Jack Durkin
Paul Mkee
Harry Gilmer
Washington Redskins
McKee
Syracuse University
Redskins
Alabama
Gilmer
Sammy Baugh
Washington
Harry
Baugh
Texas
Chris McKeenan University
Jerseys Out To Even Up With Chiefs
Versey City's Life Giants end their stay in Syracuse tonight as they face the Chiefs in a second game of an abbreviated series reduced from the usual schedule because of wet grounds. Fa Evatt and Hub Andrews are expected to remain as pitching selections for the Tribe while Manager Brnie Betzel's charges attempt to swing the series in their favor. The Chiefs hold a 6 to 8 margin in inter club play, and Montreal will open a tie game series with a doubleheader tomorrow afternoon.
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Giants
Syracuse
Chiefs
Fa Evatt
Hub Andrews
Tribe
Brnie Betzel
Tryig
Setae Ihe Aginn
Stymie Aims for Monmouth Handicap Victory
Oceanport New Jersey harnesses Stymie the leading money winner as he seeks to push his earnings toward the million mark by winning the Monmouth Handicap at Monmouth Park. Gallorette looms as a rival if she starts, leaving Stymie with a likely field of 12.
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Oceanport
Stymie
Thoroughred
Monmouth
Monmouth Park
W. L. Brann
Better Golf By Sam Snead: Swing Mechanics Overview
A fragment from a golf instruction piece describes how slight pressure from the left foot initiates the swing. It outlines a near horizontal pivot of the hips and shoulders, followed by the arms swinging the clubhead back along the line, then up and around as pivots engage.
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Anne
Jane
Red Wings Sign Outfielder Amid Trade Talk
Rochester Red Wings acquire outfielder Remy Leblanc from Houston in a late January trade scare aimed at bolstering catching star Lester Fusselman. Both clubs are members of the St. Louis system.
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Red Wings
Herald-Journal
Rochester
Outielder
Remys
Remy Leblanc
Houston
Rochester Red Wings
Lester Fusselman
St. Louis
Maple Leafs Triumph Over Royals in Wild Night Game
The league leading Royals fell 10 to 6 to the Toronto Maple Leafs in a high scoring Toronto night game. Montreal benefited from Royals errors to beat them 6 to 5 as Toronto surged with a four run burst in the fourth and two more in the seventh. Buffalo beat Rochester 5 to 4 in ten innings, with Matt Jurkont the winning pitcher as Baltimore Newark and Jersey City Syracuse games were rained out.
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Monreal Royals
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Royals
Maple Leaf
Lou Passehil
Foronto
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Buffalo
Rochester
St.oul
Red Wings
Bisons
Matt Jurkont
Ballimore
Newark
Jersey City
Syracuse
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