Hogan Wins World Golf Toga At Chicago
On August 13 1950 Ben Hogan won the World golf tournament at Tom OShanter s course finishing 15 under par 273 to collect 12500. Jimmy Demaret finished second at 276 as Bobby Locke Lawson Little and Clayton Heafner followed. Babe Zaharias won the concurrent Women s World with a 298 total earning 2100.
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Ptiem League Standings and Schedule Highlights
Yesterday's results show Cleveland 7 Chicago 1 and Detroit 2 St Louis 1 with Philadelphia 9 7 and Boston 6 6 leading. Today's matchups feature Cleveland against Detroit Feller versus Stuart at 7 30 pm broadcast on WHBC WXEL with New York at Philadelphia Raschi against Martin at 7 pm. Tomorrow's slate includes Cleveland facing Detroit New York vs Washington and Boston visiting Philadelphia.
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Baseball Scores and Evening Matches Across Cities
The schedule lists Brooklyn beating Boston 7-2 and New York 3-2, Philadelphia 2-1 over Boston in a 7:30 p.m. start, with Pittsburgh 1-0 at Cincinnati and Chicago 0-6 against St. Louis. Cincinnati hosts Boston, Brooklyn-Wilson faces Erskine, Philadelphia meets New York Church and Jansen, and Pittsburgh meets Cincinnati Poiret with Queen vs Blackwell and Fox. Evening games include Chicago at St. Louis with Hiller and Bokelman, plus Brooklyn at New York and other night matches Philadelphia at Boston and Chicago at St. Louis.
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Tonight's games feature Columbus at Kansas City and Toledo at Milwaukee
Scores show Milwaukee 6 4, Indianapolis 1 38, Kansas City 7 3, Louisville 0 9, St. Paul 5 2, Columbus 0 1. Toledo 56 18, Minneapolis 4 1. Columbus visits Kansas City while Toledo meets Milwaukee tonight.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Host Free Tonight for Music Night
In Brooklyn on August 13 the Dodgers designate tonight's game against the Boston Braves as music appreciation night. Fans bringing musical instruments gain free admission though bazookas and harmonicas are excluded. Pianos grant two tickets since two people must carry it.
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Grand Circuit Returns to Illinois for Opening State Fair
Grand Circuit harness racing returns to central Illinois with two new stakes at the Illinois state fair. Nine starters were named for the Henry J. Knauf Memorial 2:24 trot and seven entries for the Senator Lantz 2:24 pace. Each event carries a $3,000 purse.
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Stymie Breaks with New Universal Golf Rules
The United States Golf Association approved a revised universal code of golf rules, dropping the stymie in match play. The change allows the blocking ball at the hole to be lifted, with other rule adjustments mainly affecting penalty strokes. Global adoption hinges on votes from Royal and Ancient in St Andrews and membership approval.
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Fairway scorers tally in page continuation
Kopan and Vince Rossetti led with 77, followed by Zolton Zander 80, D. Antonio 85, Jim Kerchner 87, and Red Gathers 95 in a continued golf listing on page 10.
Massillon City Golf Title Goes To Cy Walters In 36 Hole Play
Cy Walters wins the Massillon City championship with a 5 and 4 victory over Chris Fostines in a 36 hole playoff. Fostines was one down after the morning round, shooting 76 to Walters 75. Inter-club action saw Elms beaten 16 0 by Alliance CC as Johnny Ailes carded 70 to lead the visitors.
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Dutch Potter
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Charles Hoch
Paul Getz
Lou Mesares
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Massillon Steel Castings
Chahran Wins Club Championship With Comeback Victory
Harry Chahran defeated John Stevenson 3 and 2 after a morning rally to claim his first club title. Stevenson had won in 1948. Notables: Gus Peterson 70, Glenn Rhoads 73, Bertram 75, Mueller 77, and several others on 78 or 79.
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Arno Mueller
Joe Liberti
Henry Youn
Josh Dawson
John Barany
Gene Koch
Ray Griser
Mike Brown
Three Scores Reported With Close Finish
Only three scores were reported in the event. Gerald Wartman finished with 77 points, Bill Wickersham scored 78, and Earl McNamee totaled 79, signaling a tight conclusion among the top contenders.
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Lombardo Wins Third National Sweepstakes Title
Red Bank New Jersey August 13 AP band leader Guy Lombardo gunned Tempo VI to his third national sweepstakes title yesterday. He won the second ten mile heat after taking the first on Saturday finishing with a half mile lead over Al D'Eath steering Gale from Detroit.
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Hart Fry Favored In National Doubles Tennis
Doris Hart of Coral Gables and Shirley Fry of Akron are favored to win the women's national doubles as the 70th championship opens at Longwood. Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor lead the men’s draw as the top foreign seeds after last year’s title.
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Bierman Joins St Paul Dispatch Sports Staff
Bernie Bierman, former Minnesota football coach, signs to cover football for the St Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press. He resigned at Minnesota last fall and is still a university physical education professor. Wes Fesler had succeeded him.
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Ink Advances In City Tennis Singles Event
Defending city champ Harper Ink and others reach semis in men’s singles while Norma Jean Melvin Calista Dowlin Mary Pearson and Shirley Zacharias reach women’s semis. Results include Ink over Buchman 6-1 6-4 and Little over Win:ert 6-3 6-2.
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Masterson Named Head Coach at Lewis College
Chicago Aug 13 AP Bernie Masterson former Nebraska and pro grid great was named head football coach at Lewis College Lockport Illinois He succeeds Ray Scooter McLean who resigned and is now backfield coach for the Green Bay Packers.
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Scooter) McLean
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