Byrd Battles U S G A over Illegal Golf Sticks at Open
Sam Byrd faced a U S G A ruling on his golf clubs at Ridgemoor during the National Open. Officials found markings too deep on irons and coverage of the face, forcing Byrd to borrow a set from Frank Stranahan as Evans and McSpaden waited at the first tee.
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Sam Byrd
Ridgemoor
Joe Chicago
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Byrd
McCoy
Philadelphia
Hawkshaws
Evans
McSpaden
Frank Stranahan
Hale America Golf Tour fills Ridgemoor as leaders pace field
The second round at Ridgemoor Club follows a day of near sub par scores with Sammy Byrd’s grooved-club controversy and top golfers like Crisman Turnesa, Lawson Little, and Demaret closing in on the leaders. Crisman and Turnesa opened with 65 while many players posted 67, 68, or 69 as a large field chased a low score.
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Charles Chick Evans
Jag McSpaden
Byrd
Wismers
Shey
Ridgemoore
Mike
Turnesa
Otey Crisman
Selma
Ala
Ridgemoor
Craig Wood
Chicago
Ridgemoor Club
Sammy Byrd
Jimmy Thomson
Iturn
Alabama
Mike Turnesa
Otey
Corp
Jim Turnesa
Atlantic City
Jim
Joe
Crisman
Lawson Little
Harry Cooper
Lloyd Mangrum
Mike Sipula
al Brosch
Dick Metz
Hermann Barron
Jimmy Demaret
Horton Smith
George Schneiter
Wilford Wehrle
Byron Nelson
Willie Goggin
Ed Dudley
Denny Shute
Ky Laffoon
Ben Hogan
Henry Picard
Paul Runyan
Orey Crisman
Thornton's Golfers Sweep Hendrys to Take Stand
Dan Thornton's team captured sole first place in the Green Lakes Twilight League by sweeping six points from Jack Hendry's defending champions. Bob Ganley led with 77 in the championship match, aiding a 3 point Thornton victory, while Man ning and DeNucci added three more in singles. Don Nixon's squad won six points to move into third, Hahn's club took second with five and a half, and other results included Henry Thornton over Art Miller and the Aberts vs Murphys split. Gerry Damiano led low gross with 75. O'Hara, Hendry, Ganley, and Henry Thornton tied for second low gross at 77.
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Dan Thornton
Jack Hendry
Bob Ganley
Thornton
Hendry
Howard Rubado
Paul Manning
Nick DeNucci
Nick DeNucci Paired Up To Win the Other Three Points From “Shag” Shaughnessy
Earl Delaney
Don Nixon
Forbeys
Eddie Hahn
Howie Hill
Henry Thorntons
Art Miller
Aberts
Murephy’s
Gerry Damiano
Bob O'Hara
Henry Thornton
O'Hara
Jack Mosbrook
Andy Timson
Seward Erlenbeck
D. Hahns
Nixons
Hendrys
aNg
Murphys
Hills
Fporkeys Csscoreess
Nixon
Iliams Socuegere
Mums
Miller
A. Milchen
Hanley
Erlenback
Mosbrook
R. Alter
Babikan
Dr. Dooling
Hummell
H. Schisa
Onondaga Member Guest Tournament Under Way
More than 80 golfers competed in the qualifying round at Onondaga Golf and Country Club for its annual Member Guest twosome event. The 16 lowest scores advance to the championship flight with semi finals Sunday and the afternoon championship round.
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Onondaga
Onondaga Golf and Country Club
Tigers Beat Yankees on Four-Hit Pitching
Virgil Trucks and the Tigers shut down New York with four hit pitching. Buck Ross of White Sox limited the Athletics to five hits through seven and two thirds. Jake Early drove in four for the Senators with a double and two singles against the Indians. Larry French and the Dodgers held the Cardinals to eight hits as he shut them down and sparked an eighth inning rally with a double.
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Virgil Trucks
Tigers
Yankees
Buck Ross
White Tox
Athletics
Jake Early
Senators
Indians
Larry French
Dodgers
Cardinals
New Hope Game Moved To Geneva Sunday
Finger Lakes Baseball League western division contest between Geneva and New Hope will be played at Geneva due to unplayable home diamond conditions. Commissioner Tom Shallcross announced the venue change. Notre Dame’s undefeated tennis team will send its first four stars to the NCAA tournament at Tulane University June 22 to 27. Capt Dan Canale, Olen Parks, Bob Faught, and Jim Ford are listed as the Irish quartet.
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New Hope
Geneva
New Hope Club
Notre Dame
Middle West
N.C.A.A
Tulane University
Dan Canale
Memphis
Tenn
Olen Parks
Skid Says From Page 23 Continued on Tax Installments
Supporters of Louis argue soldiers with 1941 tax installments should be allowed furloughs to earn funds. They contrast soldiers with actors and surgeons, noting all service members are treated equally. The piece defends fairness amid wartime hardship.
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Louis
Sam
O.K
Louisand Conn
Jimmy Stewart
Jamestown Falcons Top Batavia in Pony League Showdown
Jamestown Falcons beat Batavia 12-8 to reclaim first in the Pony League standings. Olean Oilers fell 7-4 to Bradford Bees, creating a first-place shakeup as Jamestown moved atop while Ills team battles for position. Hornell Pirates defeated Wellsville 5-3. Hamilton routed Lockport 7-2. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Jamestown at Hamilton and Bradford at Wellsville.
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Greg Mulleavy
Jamestown Falcons
Batavia Clippers
Falcons
Olean Oilers
Bradford Bees
Oilers
Clippers
Jamestown
Batavia
Lyle Parkhurst
Charley Plitt
Tama
Farmer
Jamestowr
Falicons
Auth
Leighth
Bradford
Olean
Kaye
Brown
Wurm
Schulze
Hornell
Samuely
Pirates
Wellsville
Yankee
Yankees
Moore
Prahm
Hamilton
Lockport
White Sox
Brylant
Nicholson
Denny
Rich stake races set for Camden 49 day July meet
The Camden track will open next July for a 49 day meet featuring three $10,000 stake races and seven $5,000 events. The main $10,000 races include the Trenton Handicap for 3 year olds on August 29 Jersey Handicap for 3 year olds on Labor Day and the Vineland Handicap.
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Jersey
New
Camden
N. J
Trenton
Kleinhans to oppose Paige in Rochester mound clash
Ted Kleinhans former Syracuse Chiefs pitcher joins Rochester Seagrams for a special game against Satchel Paige and the Kansas City Monarchs next Wednesday at Red Wing Stadium. Seagrams leader Rabbit Maranville arranged the matchup. Kleinhans has been coaching and playing for Homer Amateurs while studying physical education at Syracuse University.
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Kleinhans
Paige
Rochester
Ted Kleinhans
Syracuse Chiefs
Rochester Seagrams
Satchel Paige
Kansas City Monarchs
Red Wing Stadium
Rabbit Maranville
Seagrams
Chiefs
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Marcellus
Homer
Queen Annes Top Independents In YMHA Softball Tilt
In YMHA league play three games last night at Thornden Park and Nottingham Field. Queen Annes beat Independents 6 to 3 while Higher Uppers defeated Scornicks 416 to 3 and Brandeis toppled Alps 21 to 5.
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Y.M.H.A
Queen Annes
Independents
Scornicks
Brandeis
Alps
Thornden Park
Nottingham Field
Fight Results By the Associated Press
Bobby Ruffin of Astoria stopped Morris Parker in Newark at 130 pounds. Jimmy Hatcher of Lake City outpointed Jose Roto in Richmond. Izzy Jannazzo of New York outpointed Joey Spangler in Richmond. Davey Crawford of New York outpointed Angelo Callura in Hamilton at 330.
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New York
Angelo Callura
Hamilton
Ont
Berg On Sideline Injur y Will Miss Western Open
Patty Berg will sit out the Women Western Open at Elmhurst Country Club next week due to injuries from a previous auto accident. An advance entry lists 104 players including Betty Jameson Mrs Russell Mann and Dorothy Kirby among the notable entrants. An 18 hole qualifying round is set for Monday.
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Chicago
Patty ‘Berg
Minneapolis
Elmhurst Country Club
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Russell C.mann
Omaha
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Sailor Ernie Andres Starred Against Ex-Mates in May Game
Sailor Ernie Andres, third baseman for the Great Lakes team, excelled at bat against his former Louisville Colonels mates on May 29. Born in Jeffersonville Indiana, he doubled and tripled, totaling three hits in five at bats as the Sailors beat the Colonels 10 to 4. Andres played three years for Louisville after graduating from Indiana University where he starred in both baseball and basketball.
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Ernie Andres
Great Lakes
Bluejackets
Louisville Colonels
Andres
Jeffersonville
Ind
Kentucky
Sailors
Colonels
Louisville
Indiana University
Kreuger Throws No Hit For Elmwood In League Game
Kreuger pitched a no hit no run game for Elmwood against Asbury in the Church Softball League at Van Duyn diamond securing league lead. Other scores include La fayette five homers over Marcellus eight three and Gaylords beating Glove Forge despite seven runs allowed by Jim Munroe. Four major league teams scheduled to play at the Y field tonight starting 7 with Brookfield Hoffmans game followed by Garafalos Dairyleas.
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Gordon Kreuger
Elmwood
Asbury
van Duyn
Lafayette
Marcellus
Goody Will
Union
Saint Cecilia's
Midlands
U. S. Hoffman
Continentals
Nationals
Nichols
Emericas
Crousé-Hinds
Gaylords
Jim Munroe
Prosperity
Moose
Tony’s
Bill Flasks
Korzwos
Mattydale
Foresters
Mathews
Onondagas
Corte ‘Lands
Greyhounds
All-Stars to Play Valley Merchants at Van Dyne Park
The Ballweg All-Stars face the Valley Merchants tonight at 6 30 at Van Dyne Park. Moe Shaver will start on the mound for Ballwegs with Andy High catching.
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Valley Merchants
Ballweg
van Dyne Park
Moe, Shaver
Ballwegs
Andy High
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
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United States Golf,Association
Jim Dawson
Ralph Guldahl
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Maryland
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