Littler Drives Open Field In 2 Stroke Lead At Open
Gene Littler, 23, Palm Springs, calif, a recent pro, shot 70 69 for 139 to lead the U S Open after three rounds at Ballusrol. Defending champion Hogan and Ed Furgol chase at 141 143 while others contend including Mangrum Middlecoff Mayer Mengert and amateur Dick Chapman in the crowded leaderboard.
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N. J
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Palm Springs
Calif
U. S
Littler
Ber Hogan
Ed Furgol
Clayton
Ballusrol
Hogan
Furgol
Bantam Ben
Lloyd Mangrum
Cary Middlecoff
Dick Mayer
Young al Mengert
Mamaroneck
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
N. C
Tommy Bolt
Bobby Locke
Bob Toski
Sam Snead
Billy Joe Patton
Chapman
Patton
Bil Campbell
Gene Dahlbender
Gene Sarazen
Tony Manere
Billy Burke
Denny Shute
Chick Evans
Chandler Harper
Peter Thomson
Australia
Harvie Ward
Vic Ghezzi
Snead
Abbe Drives to Fourth Buffalo Raceway Victory
Theo A Abbe an eight year old pacer won the $2000 dash at Buffalo Raceway before 5694 fans. Johnny Caton trained pacer led early then surged to beat Casanova by a neck with Frisky Hat third. Abbe paid $3.70. A spill in the second prelim injured two drivers Bill Sheaffer and Dave Smith at Lackawanna hospital.
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Cest‘mut
Buffalo Raceway
A.A
Johnny Caton
Casanova
Frisky Hat
Theo ‘A. Abbe
Bill Sheaffer
Provost Hanover
Dave Smith
Richard Lyn
Smith
Harrington
Del
Sheaffer
Royal
Our’ Lady of Victory Hospital
Lackawanna
Beti
Hornell Club Considers Exit Over Low Attendance
Hornell Baseball Association president Albert Hollis warns the Hornell Dodgers may withdraw from the D Pony League if home attendance does not reach 3 500 across three games today through Monday. The club, linked to the Brooklyn Dodgers farm system, aims for 60 000 paid admissions season overall. So far 323 paid admissions, under 500 per game, place them sixth, 23 1/2 games behind Corning after 12 years in the league.
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Albert Hollis
Hornell Baseball Association
Hornell Dodgers
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Hornell
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Hormeil
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Dodgers
Corning
Woman scores ace at LaFarette Club golf event
Mrs. Oldberger scored a hole in one on the eighth at LaFarette Club while playing in the ladies sweepstakes. She used a S iron from a 145 yard tee and partnered with Mrs. Philip Eliman.
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Leonard Oldberg
Thole
LaFarette Club
Mrs. Oldberger
Philip Eliman
Syracuse Praised as Site for Intercollegiate Regatta
The Board of Stewards praised Syracuse as a host site for the Intercollegiate Rowing Championship at a dinner in Hotel Syracuse. Officials highlighted favorable conditions and urged the city to host regularly, noting potential costs if the event moved west.
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al Aldrickson
Washington
Walter Raney
Columbia
Russell
Rusty
Callow
Navy
Board of Stewards
Asa Bushvell
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Toasimaster
Norm Sonja
Jess
West
C. Turner Joy
the . S. Naval Academy
Alexander Jones
Herald- Journal
Jox
Rusty Caliow
Jones
Svyra Ieuse
Mrs Lee Alexander Leads Drumlins Sweepstakes Field
Mrs Lee Alexander, age 82, tops Drumlins sweepstakes with 82 gross as group play unfolds. Nearby scores show Mrs Henry Strong wins the guest day net sweep with 98 18 70, and Mrs A C iStration posts 95 22 74 to lead Yacht Club entries along with Mrs Schroeder 105 29 76. Mrs Fred Flaherty Jr narrowly beats Mrs Alexander in members sweepstakes with 86 14 72. Group 2 sees Mrs George Andrews 94 21 73 and Mrs Tefft Bassett 97 22 75. other seniors noted include Mrs William Dixon and Mrs P W Billings with strong nets.
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Lee Alexander
Drumlins
Henry Strong
Lynden Golf Club
A. C. iStration
Yacht Club
Tunneup
A. C. Schroeder
Skaneateles Club
Fred Flaherty, Jr
Alexander
George Andrews
Tefft Bassett
Willam Dixon
P. W. Billings
John Harrison
John Balinsky
Wy T
Rothschild offers 60000 to Moore for title clash
Promoter Norm Rothschild proposes Archie Moore fight with a 60 009 guarantee if he meets Harold Johnson in a top light heavyweight bout. Moore would pick the date and receive 30 percent of gate receipts and TV rights. James D Norris will reschedule the Moore Jansen bout from July 14 in San Francisco.
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Norm Rothschild
Archie Moore
Harold Johnson
Syracuse
Rothschid
Moore
James D. Norris
International Boxing Club
San Francisco
Calif
Tribe Scores Over Havana by 6 3 in sunny Saturday game
Syracuse’s Chiefs defeated Havana’s heavy sugar boys 6 to 3 at MacAviduc Stadium. Kent Peterson earned the win after relieving in the eighth. Johnny Biatnik's pinch single broke a 3 3 tie as Syracuse snapped a five game skid. Attendance was 3 597 with many youngsters.
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Syracuse
Chiefs
Havana
MacAviduc Stadium
Onondaga Lake
Kent Peterson
Harry Markell
Johnny Biatnik
Peterson
Washington Boxer Mims Dykes Set for 16 Round Midshowdown
Washington promoter announces a 16 round middleweight bout between Mims of Washington D C and Bobboy Dykes of San Antonio Texas on June 30. The card features the two contenders in a high profile clash to spark the event.
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Heav [Mims
Washington, D. C
Bobboy Dykes
San Antonio
Tex
Bar McGraw Denied Harness Racing License
New York state harness officials have denied Barnett McGraw of Hudson a racing license pending the outcome of a first degree perjury indictment. McGraw, who has never held a license, had applied. his horses Attica Abbey and Bonneyrock Dean were barred from all tracks.
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George P. Monaghan
Barnett McGraw
Hudson
Columbia County
Monaghan
M McGraw
McGraw
Attica’ Abbey
Bonneyrock Dean
Phillies add Jim Command to fill in at shortstop
The Philadelphia Phillies signed 25 year old Jim Command from Syracuse to replace infielder Boz Micelotta who was optioned to Syracuse. Command bats left and can play infield after hitting .223 for the Chiefs and .228 last season with Spokane. The move leaves the Phillies one under the playing emit.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Boz Micelotta
Syracuse
Phils
Micelotta
Jim Command
Command
Chiefs
Spokane
Phillies
Final Scores and Attendance Reflect Rough Night in Baseball
The report shows unclear totals and odd figures for multiple players including Tompkins and Peterson. Descriptions mention three-base hits and a home run, with coaches and umpires named loosely. Attendance is listed as 3 587, suggesting a misread digit.
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Harr
Tompkins
Giebe
Tyro
Peterson
Caballero
Kell
Zulueta Dominates Gonsalves To Maintain No 2 Ranking
Orland Zulueta the Cuban lightweight remained ranked No 2 after a unanimous decision over Johnny Gonsalves of Oakland at Madison Square Garden. The Havana puncher, who outweighed his opponent by a large margin, led every round to notch his first victory in 79 bouts, avenging a prior loss to Gonsalves.
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Ins
Orland Zulueta
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Gonsalves
Oakland
Calif
Havana
Gonsalves
Patterson Paterson to Box Royer in July eight-round bout
Flora Paterson of Brooklyn and Jacques Royer of France signed to meet in an eight round feature at St. Nicholas Arena on July 5.
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New York
Flora Patterson
Brooklyn
Jacques Royer
France
St. Nicholas Arena
Airmen Lead In SW Conference Track Meet
About 200 airmen from eight conferences compete in Rome for the U S Air Force world wire track and field championships on the second day. Ted Stryker of the Southwest Conference set a meet record in the mile, while Lt James R Effer won the Triathlon and boosted his conference to the lead with 14 points.
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U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Earl Jones
Ted Stryker
Burrton
Hon
James R. Effer
Washington, D. C
Effer
West Point
Military Academy
Ellington Air Force Base
Texas
Stryker
Ifer
Onondaga Golf Club Names 1929 Lady Winners
Mrs Eugene Lehman won the flag tournament for the nine hole women s group at Onondaga. Prize winners also include Mrs Don Wilson Mrs Harry King Mrs Ray Park Mrs George Sullivan and Mrs Vincent Dar. Mrs Arnold Woonton won the Putting contest with Mrs Russell Christman and Mrs W J Woods following. In the non sweepstakes putting group Mrs Dyer Talley took first with runner up Mrs Walter Werfelmann.
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Eugene Lehman
Onondaga
Don Wilson
Harry King
Ray Park
George Sullivan
Vincent Dar
Arnold Woonton
Russell Christman
W. J. Woods
Dyer Talley
Walter Werfelmann
American Association Scores and Standings Snippet
The Columbus and Kansas City games show Kansas City 4 Charleston 3 with Lewisville at 10 to St Paul 1 and Minneapolis at 3 to Toledo. The note lists earlier results from the American Association near Indianapolis and other matches.
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Kansas City
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Lewisville
St Paul
Minnieapalis
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