Five Former Champions Lead 210 Open Field at U S Amateur
Six former champions headline the 210-player field for the 50th National Amateur at Minneapolis Golf Club. Charles Coe Willie Turnesa Ted Bishop Dick Chapman and others seek glory while Jimmy Stranahan Dale Morey and Frank McHale fire early practice rounds. First round action begins with 82 matches as McHale faces Stranahan and Stranahan meets Arnold Palmer.
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Charles Coe
Oklahoma City
Willie Turnesa
White Plains
N. Y
Ted Bishop
Weston
Mass
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
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Lawson Little
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Walt Travis
Jerome Travers
Bobby Jones
Frank, Stranahan
Toledo
Jimmy McHale
Bethlehem
Ray Bil
Lows
Poughkeepsie
Dale Morey
Dallas
Stranahan
McHale
Morey
Dave Logan
Barrington
John Dawson
Hollywood
Michael Gallagher Jr
Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Yankees Edge Athletics In Doubleheader Split
In the first game the Yankees defeated the Athletics 6 4 to 4, driven by DiMaggio and Rizzuto plus strong pitching from Lopat. In the second game the Yankees again beat the Athletics 5 to 2, with Woodling and Chapman keying the offense and J. Coleman taking the loss. The doubleheader drew an estimated 11,000 fans.
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Pairings Set for A D G A Women Meet at Congress Lake
Pairings announced for the fourth round of the Akron District Golf Association women’s tournament at Congress Lake Club, with matches scheduled Tuesday and continue August 29 at Shady Hollow. The list details morning and late morning tee times and participant pairings across two tees, including numerous named players and partners.
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Congress Lake Club
Shady Hollow
First Team All-Stars Victorious In City Class A Softball
Virgil Wesner led the First Team All-Stars to a 4 1 win over the Independents at Kurtz Memorial Field powered by two Eagles pitchers Wayne Nelson and Don Follet who allowed two hits The Independents topped Mondok Tailors 3 2 in the girls prelim Wilda Zandt Kadar held Mondok to three hits Esther Teeple allowed seven hits for Mondok Angelo Sanchez hit the longest ball of the All-Star game for the First Team in the eighth inning
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Independents
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Mondoks
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Finley
Millers Widen Lead With Doubleheader Wins
The Minneapolis Millers stretched their American Association lead to three and a half games by beating Indianapolis twice. In the first inning outbursts, they won 13-4, then 5-3. St Paul clinched two straight over Louisville with Ed Chandler and Harry Taylor tossing 3-1 victories. Columbus swept Kansas City 7-6 and 4-0, extending their win streak to seven games.
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Minneapolis Millers
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Ed Chandler
Harry Taylor
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Kansas City
Red Birds
Brewers and Hens split doubleheader in Milwaukee
Seventh place Milwaukee and sixth-ranked Toledo split a doubleheader with the Hens winning the opener 8 to 3 and the Brewers taking the nightcap 4 to 2.
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