Contenders Preview at Shady Hollow Hosted Keiser Round
Herman Keiser former Akron pro now in Chicago led a preview round at Shady Hollow Country Club as August contenders gathered. He posted 35 33 68 on the front and back nine with two birdies and six pars on the front and four birdies five pars on the back. joined by Johnny Vasco Don Stein Jack Harkins and others from Arrowhead and Chattanooga firms. Andy Kopan and John Kopan also posted lifetime low 79s.
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Shady Hollow Country Club
Herman Keiser
Akron
Chicago
mi _ a
Ine Aert
Vasco
Harkins
Stein
Highland
Andy Kopan
John Kopan
Amateur tournament at Elms yields low scores and eagles
Sunday's district Amateur event at Elms saw light action across nearby courses. Evan Schiltz shot 63 with an eagle on No 7 and four other score lines, while Jack Muniz posted 70 at Edgewater. Russ Wood and Joe Guysick matched par at Edgewater and Congress Lake as several contestants landed eagles including Masterana Zerby and Boyd.
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UNDAY
Elms
Edgewood
Evan Schiltz
Jack Muniz
Edgewater
Russ Wood
Joe Guysick
Congress Lake
Wood
Schiltz
Elmer Masterana
Harold Zerby
Myron Boyd
Congress Lake pro Joe Guysick Leads With 71
Pro Joe Guysick shot a 71 at Congress Lake, followed by Norm Tschantz and Ray Cummings at 77 and Bert Reash and Jim Kintz at 78. Tschantz posted the season's low. Blind bogey winners included Mrs Richard Reiss and J Dueble at 76, with other prizes to Dr E M Kauffman, Alex Stenrod, Richard Reiss, W M Cleland, Mrs Jerry Grab en steder, Bruce Hart and Bob Whippy at 91. Further winners were F W Climer and Dr Mark Herbst, and a 275 yard long drive by Mike Guysick.
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Congress Lake
Joe Guysick
Norm Tschantz
Ray Cummings
Bert Reash
Jim Kintz
Tschantz
Richard Reiss
J. Dueble
E. M. Kauffman
Alex Stenrod
W. M. Cleland
Jerry Grabensteder
Bruce Hart
Bob Whippy
Hunter
Chuck Kintz
James Taylor
F. W. Climer
Mark Herbst
Mike Guysick
H. B. Harsch
Tom Bouck
Robert Arthur
Golf event results from midsummer mixed two ball
In the annual midsummer two ball mixed four ball event E P Thomas and Mrs A A Ulrich carded 82 for low gross, Mr and Mrs J H Jones were second at 86, while Robert Wallace and Margaret Schneider won low net with 69 and Mr and Mrs E S Hoopes at 71. Several players tied in blind Bogey with eight five, ninety, and sixty tied scores noted.
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E. P. Thomas
Rs. A. A. Ulrich
J. H. Jones
Robert Wallace
Margaret Schneider
E. S. Hoopes
Glenn Black
William Gazey
Halenkert
Dan Pickering
E. S
Shady Hollow Golf Results and Alliance C C Mixed Event
Shady Hollow reported bogey results with Lippey first at 74 and Bowman Scharver tied second at 72 while Harrison set an 79 Grade for others. Alliance C C saw Hobbs Ellis pair lead two ball mixed with 93 total. first net went to Davis Covey 74, second Whit ing Bradshaw 75, third Boring Johnson 76, fourth Henry Wagner 77.
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Shady Hollow
E. Lippey
Charles Bowman
Harold Scharver
R. G. Harrison
SethDowell
W. V. Frey
Cal Wise
Ralph Nye
Willlam Leedy
Pauline Srey
Ted Tycocki
Ralph Shuter
Bierk Croxton
W. E. Box
Ee Coen
Low Ross
Alliance C. C
Bob Hobbs
H. E. Ellis
TAM O'SHANTER Weekend Golf Results
Yesterday's limited play featured Kutka at 75 Vic Hin ton Henrich Husted McAfee 76 Gpitale Mizanoski 77 Hill 79 Bugh 84. McAfee posted a lifetime low. In the weekend blind handicap Kutka led with 73. Others: Osborne 36 Bernabei 81 Meola 77 Masterana 76 Williams 82 Rogers 80 Rost 80.
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Tam O’shanter
Joe Kutka
Virgil Hinton
Frank Henrich
Dud Husted Hind
Clarence McAfee
Jim Gpitale
John Mizanoski
Chuck Hill
Joe Bugh
McAfee
Net
H. J. Osborne
Joe Bernabei
Marco Meola
Frank Masterana
T. J.williams
Tom Rogers
Joe Rost
Scores Amid Golf Meet Highlight Evan Schiltz's 63
Scores beside Pro Evan Schiltz's sizzling 63 included W R Kettler 73 Jess Hershberger 74 Elmer Shriver 78 and Joe Vargo 79 Jack Williams also shot 79. Women's play led by Hel.
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Evan Schiltz
W. R. Kettler
Jess Hershberger
Elmer Shriver
Joe Vargo
Jack Williams
Hel
Subpar rounds pace club golf day on panel
The leaderboard shows Jack Muniz posting 70 and Russ Wood 72, followed by Henry Hein with 75 and George Speakman at 87. The results reflect a mix of strong and weak rounds across the field.
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Jack Muniz
Russ Wood
Henry Hein
George Speakman
Welters Headline Bout Tops Six Fight Card
A six bout boxing card at the Midcity Auto Theater features main event rivals Chuck Gulling and Rundy Wagner from Harrisburg. Semi final pits Eddy Schillig at 138 against George Monter at 140, with the winner earning a shot at Chuck Michael for the Harrisburg title. Other matchups include Bob Michael versus Fred Givens, and Louisville's Ted Beistel versus Chick Parsons amid a crowded program. The sixth bout remains to be arranged.
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Midcity Auto Theater
Chuck Gulling
Rundy Wagner
Gulling
Harrisburg
Eddy Schillig
George Monter
Chuck Michael
Bob Michael
Chuck
Fred Givens
Louisville
Ted Beistel
Chick Parasol
Malvern
Mervin Williams
Jim Johnson
Eddie Mathey
Robbie Greenwell
Tennis King Adds Pennsylvania Title
U S tennis champion Richard Gonzales known as Pancho won the Pennsylvania grass courts title in Philadelphia by defeating E Victor Seixas 6 4 6 1 6 0 in the finals Seixas had previously held the crown in 1946 and 47 Seixas and Bill Vogt of Merion beat Gonzales and Hugh Stewart USC 12 10 6 3 6 3 to win the doubles crown in their fourth title together.
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Philadelphia
INS
Richard (Pancho) Gonzales
U. S
Pennsylvania
E. Victor Seixas
Gonzales
Seixas
Bill Vogt
Merion
Hugh Stewart
University of Southern California
Vogt
Two Midget Drivers Die in Salem Speedway Crash
Salem Indiana report says two midget auto racers Erling Chick Barbo 44 of Seattle and Tommy Mattson 32 of Wilmington Delaware were killed when their cars locked wheels and plummeted from a turn at the Salem speedway. Barbo and Mattson were racing for position as they entered the south turn from the straightaway.
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Salem, Ind
INS
Salem Speedway
Erling
Chick) Barbo
Seattle
Tommy Mattson
Wilmington
Del
Barbo
Mattson
Argentina Polo Team Again Tops Americans
Argentina's El Trebols polo team defeated the U S All-Stars 9 to 5 to win the Inter Michigan championship and will face the Americans again in an exhibition at Chicago Oakbrook stadium next Sunday. Caballeros won the second consecutive match from the Americans.
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Chicago
INS
Argentina
el Trebols
Oakbrook International Stadium
Caballeros
Dalton Whips Inns 20 to 5 in Sunday showdown
Dalton locals crushed the Canton Wakefield Inn 20 to 5 as Dick Schaller went 5 for 5 with a homer and Ray Specht Bill and Fred Phillips also homered. Cavone homered for Wakefield. Dalton meets Massillon Klondikes Tuesday at 8 45 PM.
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Dalton
Canton Wakefield Inn
Dick Schaller
Ray Specht
Bill
Fred Phillips
Cavone
Massillon Klondikes
Wakefield
Sterner
Hayden Specht
D. Santmyer
R. Schaller
Skipper Carl Barnett Wins Thistle Class Title
AP reports from Sandusky that local sailor Carl Barnett of the Sandusky Sailing Club won top honors in the Thistle class at the Lake Erie district sailing championships. He scored 92 percent in the Great Scott to lead the three-race weekend series.
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Sandusky
Carl Barnett
Thistle
Lake Erie
Barnett
Sandusky Sailing Club
Scott
Southern Association Scores Roundup
Atlanta beats Nashville 3 to 0 while Birmingham defeats Chattanooga 7 to 1. Memphis edges Mobile 5 to 3 in a set of line scores reflecting a busy regional schedule.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Mobile
Vandergrift Triumphs Over Butler In Net Battle
In a Middle Atlantic League score update Vandergrift plated a 9 to 5 win against Butler as Eric 7 and Youngstown 9 percent figures and Butler 8 are noted among brief standings.
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Middle Atlantic League of City & Uniontown
Vandergrift
Eric
Youngstown
Butler
Identical 147s Force 18 Hole Playoff In Canton Golf Meet
In Canton the Amateur golf championship at Elms Country Club ends tied at 147 by Cy Walters of Elms and Clarence Miller of Highland after 36 holes. An 18 hole playoff is set for Sunday at 10 a.m. with 48 players in the field. Walters and Miller led over Tom Dominick Vitangeli and Elmer Masterana, who both shot 148.
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Canton
Elms
Cy Walters
Highland
Clarence Miller
Elms Country Club
Tom
Dominic Vitangeli
Elmer Masterana
Walters
Miller
Protourney
Player Club
Tam
Don Albert
Alliance C. C
Dick Bessi
Shady Hollow
Walt Mayo
Marco Meola
Mark Moots
Shady Wee
Evan Brown
Harold Zerby
Lakeside
Paul Elway
Brookside
Dee Jones
George Zagrave
Walt Sweasey
Dick Tillet
Myron Boyd
Paul van Nystran
Arsady Hollow
Jim Bertram
Sleepy Hollow
Ange Spitale
Merle Gerber
Frank Masterana
Danny Rotar
Eddie Miller
Pete Notturno
Tam c
Don Pierce
Alliance C
Dave Morgan
Shady Aioe
Coke Messaris
Alex Rotar
Highland Oe
Tom Gesen
Elms Ee
Dave Dinger
Ange Procario
Hoss al Paulik
Jack Baker
H. Potter
Clarence Murphy
Nat DeChiara
Paul Frey
Bob Hartshorn
Films
Louis Scrima
Roger Mcintosh
Bernie Harwell
Tobe Sibert
Bill Carli
Bud Anderson
Rotary trophy on the line at next Sunday's event
Walters, a Massillon decorator, and Miller of Berger Mfg compete for the rotating trophy and gift certificates with top prizes of 15 and 20 dollars. Defending champ Dr. Mark Moots posted 74 76 for 150, tied for eighth with Marco Meola, while Vitangeli and Masterana shared third at 148.
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Walters
Massillon
Miller
Berger Mfg
Mark Moots
Shady Hollow
Tam
Marco Meola
Vitangeli
Masterana
Alliance
Bud Anderson
Moots
Elms
Walt Mayo
Dick Bessi
Don Albert
Mayo
Besst
Albert
Harbert and Hamilton Capture Inverness by 14 Points
Harbert of Detroit and Hamilton of Landover won the Inverness Invitational with a plus 19, earning 4000 top money and 4450 total with birdie and best round awards. Heafner and Alexander took runnerup honors with 2000, Snead and Metz earned 1800 for third, while Stranahan returns to amateur status after defending the Canadian title. Hogan sits out following a winter auto crash.
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Harbert
Hamilton
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
Skip Alexander
Lexington
Heafner
Alexander
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Jim Turnesa
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Ark
Jimmy Demaret
Frank Stranahan
Stranahan
Ben Hogan
Demaret
Hogan
St. John’s
N. B
Women Tee Off Tuesday In Toledo Tourney
Defending champion Peggy Kirk of Findlay and 14 other qualifiers advance to the first round of match play in Toledo by 75 golfers in the annual Women’s District Golf Association event.
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Toledo
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Local Sports Card List With Mixed Names and Clubs
A fragmented OCR list names players and clubs including Co. 79 no card Stub Baker Elms 89 no card Chuck Meiser Tam $1 no card Ralph Santangelo Tam no cards Failed To Appear Bill Herman Klee Borin and Mac Candusso Alliance C C Jay Procario and Al Reclfe Tam Andy Mayloff and Bob Peterson Elms Jack Carnahan Brookside and Bill Frey Shady Hollow.
Sanity code topic for college group discussed at meeting
New Castle New Hampshire AP reports the controversial sanity code focused on intercollegiate football eligibility is set for close scrutiny at the National Association of Collegiate Commissioners four day meeting opening today. The group brings together ten major conferences governing over 160 colleges nationwide.
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New Castle
N. H
National Association of Collegiate Commissioners
Connie Mack Night In Portsmouth Honors A's Legend
In Portsmouth tonight Connie Mack, veteran head of the Philadelphia Athletics, is to be saluted by the Portsmouth Athletics in the Ohio Indiana league. Mack will speak briefly before Portsmouth faces Muncie, marking his first visit since becoming a Philadelphia farm club in 1948.
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Portsmouth
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Portsmouth Athletics
Ohio River City
Mack
Ohio-Indiana
A’s
Philadelphia
Muncie
Alliance Boys Enter National Junior Golf Championship
More than 100 players prep for the national junior amateur championship at Congressional Country Club in Washington. The 128 players qualified through 36 sectional events to compete in a seven round four day match play event starting Wednesday with finals Saturday for the 1949 title. First round pairings include Richard Mulvaine of Kenton Ohio versus Larry Harper Ravenna Ohio and James Grady Cincinnati Ohio against John Alen Dexter Missouri among others.
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Washington
Congressional Country Club
United States Golf Association
Richard Mulvaine
Kenton
Larry Harper
Ravenna
James Grady
Cincinnati
John Alen
Dexter
George Williams
Monroe
Mich
Donald Albert
Alliance
Don Hinken
Gene Follis
Glasgow
Ralph McNece
Inglewood
Calif
Patrick Moran
Akron
Johnny Ailes
N. Benton
Fred Allen
Elizabethtown
Pat Schwab
Dayton
Don Kneeter
Des Moines
Donald McLaughlin
Oklahoma City
Jim Stewart
Hamilton
Richard Vedder
Olean
N. Y
Don Sears
Reading
Kenneth Edwards
Fort Worth
Tex
James Kintz
Eldon Shoup
Minerva Loses to Cuyahoga Falls in VFW Softball
Minerva bowed 12-0 to Cuyahoga Falls in the quarterfinals of the State Veterans of Foreign Wars softball tournament at Bucyrus. Minerva had earlier faced Sharonville 6-4 in the first round. Sabina defeated Columbus Civic Center 2-0 to win the title, while Cuyahoga Falls beat Shelby 13-3 for the consolation crown.
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Bucyrus
Minerva
Cuyahoga Falls
Sharonville
Sabina
Columbus Civic Center
Shelby
Wisconsin Muskie Sets World Record Five Feet Long
Hayward Wisconsin veteran angler Cal Johnson outdoor editor hooked a five foot 6742 pound muskie on Couderay Lake while trolling about 300 feet from shore. He battled the record fish for an hour before landing it, surpassing the previous world record by three pounds set May 17, 1947 by Al Hauser on Savable Lake near Lac deFlambeau Wisconsin.
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Hayward
Wis
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Cal Johnson
Johnson
Wisconsin
Couderay Lake
al Hauser
Savable Lake
Lac de Flambeau
Cycle Racer Injured at Powell Speedway Final
Columbus reporter notes Paul Meyers of Cleveland won the 16 lap expert final motorcycle race at Powell speedway. Bob Danhoff of Willard suffered a possible fractured skull after a spill in the novice eliminations.
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Columbus
INS
Paul Meyers
Cleveland
Powell Speedway
Bob Danhoff
Willard
Stranahan Draws Bye in Canadian Golf Championship
Saint John New Brunswick AP reports about 135 golfers in the Canadian amateur championship opening with defending titlist Frank Stranahan of Toledo receiving a bye in the first round. Ollie Kay also has a bye. Americans like Dick Chapman Buddy Lutz and John Kraft join the field aiming to upset Stranahan as preparations proceed.
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Saint John
N. B
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ollie Kay
Kay
Stranahan
Dick Chapman
Osterville
Mass
Buddy Lutz
Reading
John Kraft
Denver
Grid Giants Sign Pair
The New York Giants announce 1949 contracts for Bill Swiacki and Bruce Gehrke, former Columbia University stars, adding two ends to the NFL club.
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NEW York
INS
New York Giants
National Football League
Bill Swiacki
Bruce Gehrke
Columbia University
Queen City Open golf tourney begins in Cincinnati
The 36 hole Queen City Open starts today at Kenwood Country Club with 175 players from four states. More than 70 professionals chase first prize of 200 dollars. Clay Gaddie of Cincinnati defends his title.
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Cincinnati
Kenwood Country Club
Clay Gaddie
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