Nation's Star Golfers In Field Qualified For National Open
A large group of America's top golfers qualified for the National Open in Cleveland while many stars earned exemptions. Notables like Craig Wood Byron Nelson Marvin Ward and Dick Burton joined 42 players in the field with 149 entrants. large qualified turnout with upsets on 24 courses and several veterans competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Bvers
United Press
York
Minerica
Cleveland
Lane
Philadelphia
Ray Manekrum
Los Angeles
Cam Pigver
Cary Middler
Memphis
Tear
Aio Nero
White Plains
N.Y
Chryle Harmion
Mathoranerk
Winged Boot Club
Strom Metropolitan
Metropolis
Cotteg
Dreoret
Hil Kinser
Louisville
Chhembatr
Tian
Tony Peaymi
Thomson
Jimmy Thomson
New York
Craig Wood
Byron Nelson
P.G.A
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Dick Burton
Rey Hogan
Denny Shute
Johnny Bulla
Herman Barton
Paul Bunyan
Ed Dutcher Harrison
Harold Sage Mis Spaden
Lawson Little
Wie Ghez
Local Fairways Golf League Results At Spring Valley
The Spring Valley golf league featured a day of matches with Sabel Jewelers leading the National Division after victories over Elyrio Hi Speed and others. Timms Spring Company headed Daviston Standings with a strong day, while West Side Food Market and Olsen Manufacturing posted notable wins. Low scores by diatowicz and Ross highlighted the round, with prizes awaiting in the pro shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alateles
Spring Valley
Blitenor
Duffy Construction Company
Timms
Roand S Tor
Elyrio Hi-Speed
Vic Silver Jewelers
Themussau
Phaudier Chin
Yong A
CLAW
Lec
Knowles
Sniezek
Timms Spring Company
Wall's Restaurant
West Side Food Market Ve. General Industries
Olsen Manufacturing Company
Sobel Jewelers
Pfaudler Company
Naserodt Jewelers
Spring Valley “A
American Radiator
Rogard Furniture
Stone's Grill
Evil
Elack Somercow
Su'eleek
Sabel Jewelers
Savage
Timms Spring
Daviston
Sebel Jewelers Neved Not Haserodt Jewelers
3Qa2
Timme Spring Company
Elyres He-Speed
and Tool Company
Thomasson
Walt's Restaurant
Supper Club
West Side Food Market
Olsen Manufacturing
General Industries
Spring Valley "A
Bogard Furniture
Praudier Company
Vie Silver Jewelers
Koepp
Wota
Max Diatowice
Kk Ross
Zaleski
Wales
Joe Wes
Ross
Vop
Notowier
Hise Zaleski
Joe Lethemure Shah Art Csontas
Doe Bolash
Leaders In The Major Leagues Amid Patchy Report
Fuzzy OCR notes hint at baseball leaders and player mentions including Red Sox figures. Names and teams are unclear, but the fragment suggests a summary of top performers and batting or pitching leaders in a major league context.
Red Sox sweep doubleheader to solidify lead in AL race
Boston routs Chicago in both games as Joe Dobson wins again and Hag Ferriss shines. Cronin’s crew improves to 34 wins, showing pitching hitting and luck in a dominant stretch. The club holds a strong margin over the Yankees in the tight pennant race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PS Sport
Oscar Fraley
United Press
York
Lew Bue
Heston Red Sox
Farmer
Bnsox
Joe Cranny
Chicago White
Ben Ferriss
Mississippi
Joe Dobson
Red Sox
Alcane
Ameren Leyte
Amherst Eagles Fall In Roosevelt Tilt In Turbulent Play
Disjointed game report shows Amherst Eagles losing to Roosevelt amid rough play and scattered notes. Players like Wing Yous and Mike are mentioned in chaotic action with no clear scoring lines or decisive events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Sheen
Talarek
Joe Yous
Mike
Soseonga
Cathy Ga
Feller To Hurl Series Opener At Washington
The Cleveland Indians travel from Philadelphia to Washington for a night game against the Senators with ace Bob Feller set to face Mickey Haefner. Feller has seven wins in 11 starts, Haefner two in five. The day prior ended even after a doubleheader. Cleveland won 6 5 in the opener while Philadelphia Athletics won the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia
Senators
Tribe
Bob Feiler
Mickey Haetner
Feller
Haefner
Cleveland
Indians
Athletics
Ma Patty Teat
Les Pleming
Shermuare
Flenage Fame
Letlar
Jonetts
Jaime
Dick Bowler
Onttieker Bou Demon
Gael Tame
Atever
Kertier
Aindrean
Wordle
Hal Wade
Sader
McCheky
Umar
McCoskey
New York
Browns
Clarence
Cuddies) Marstatt
Detroit
Tigers
Eddie Mas
Toot Byers
Frank
Masy
Dick Fowler
Bob Leman
Patie
Keenina Up With The Majors Minors
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions Keenina Up With The Majors and Minors along with scattered names and places such as Cleveland New York Detroit and New Jersey. It reads like a jumble of team headlines, player references, and city hints without coherent context or clear event.
Dodgers And Red Sox Set Championship Pace
Brooklyn and Boston led the league in early April, both atop the standings with broad leads and dramatic performances. Fortis won his ninth straight decision as Boston swept the White Sox, while the Dodgers extended their advantage behind strong hitting and mound work. Willard Marshall provided a late spark for the Giants in a 4 0 win over the Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lundquist
United Press Sporta
EW York
Abaseball
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Dodgers
Red Sox
A's
Giants
Phils
Pittsburgh
Willard Marshall
Cardinals
Industries Team Takes Industrial League Lead
Industries Club surged to the league lead after routing Weston Mieniatie 8 to 1 on Oberlin Road. Harshaw Chesnieat paced the victory with a three RBI double while Plershaw Cheinient and Flinn contributed timely hits, as General Industries opened a big first inning and held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Industries Tool
Tage Weston Mieniatie
Provrane
Oberlin Road
Plershaw
General
Tdustrios
Apie Western Antonie
Cotsen Corporation
Elvria Foundry
PON WC
Dradecar
Gene Harshaw Chesnieat
Pal
Werald
Tos Harshaw
Herald
Walistns
Owen Omen
Jutuing
Walter
Filet
Harshew Erders
Ataep Willinenchenset
Sb Industries
Norwalk VFW Park Opens Season With Night Games
Norwalk V F W Park formerly Keller Park opens for baseball and softball on Thursday June 6. The program features a softball game against an unnamed opponent at 6 pm, races for players and students, and an 8:30 pm baseball game with Akron VFW. Prizes include white shirts nylon hose and a Tigers autographed baseball. Games under lights on Sundays and Thursdays, with House of David on June 13 and the district N B C tournament June 24 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Norwalk V. F. W
Keller Park
V. FP. W
Tennis Commission Plans June Play and Entries Open
Vivian Lance joins City Tennis Commission to represent women players on the planning committee with Don McMroy and Walt Michel for city and rapid-fire tournaments. Spring tourney runs June 16 to June undefined, entries no fee, open to men and women singles and men doubles. First inter-city match set for Sunday June 9 with Lerain as opponent. team selection to be announced by Frank May and Bob Gerhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Vivian Lance
City Tennis Commission
Don McMroy
Walt Michel
Tennis Commission
Mrs. Lance
McTiroy
Michel
Lerain
Elgriz
Frank May
Bob Gerhart
Lakewood AA League softball doubleheader highlight
The Lakewood Class AA contest features Hahn Manufacturing versus Tas-Tec Catering at North Ridgeville’s diamond tomorrow night at 6 45 PM in a regular league game. Other league and non league matches are listed with schedules and practice notes for Class F teams and local jewelers squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
North Ridgeville
Hahn Manufacturing
Tas-Tec Catering
Industrial Softball League
Tristam
Roosevelt Diamond
Dever Inn
Ridgeville Diamond
Vic Silver Jewelers
McKinley
All-Ohio Meet Looms As Ohio Teams Face Stiff Test
Ohio's top colleges prepare for the All-Ohio College Meet with Baldwin Wallace star Horrigan Dillard aiming to break the world mark in the 220 yard hurdles. Miami and Ohio University bring strong squads, while Denison Ashland and Wilberforce enter, with Ohio Wesleyan noted for key performers like Quentin Brefford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Ohio U
John O. Dietricn
United Press
Delaware
Ohio
Baldwin Wallace
Horrigan Dillard
Oberlin
Ready
Baldwin-Wallace
Ohio Wesleyan
Yellowjackets
Miam
Denison
Ashland
Wilberforce
George E. Gauthier
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Yellowjacket
Purdue
Bishops
Quentin Brelford
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Spring Valley Tate Drag
Amrtiyn Wittstan Puains
War Soone's
Watts
Ken Wile
Shea Aleew Munuta
Valier
Sibel Jeweler
Milan
Willadt
Varkees
Vets
Amherst Eagles
Roosevelt
Red Sea
Elyria Barker Suor
C. Nixon
Shafer's
Elyria Hotel
Scotty Morrison
Nixon's
Brews Hotel
Andy AW
Cave
Khemann
Chapmen
Carlie
Ieny Teyer
Ieny Teyer and Flefits
Lenin Empires Omnel
Hoyer
Keenina
Amemigasn
Teton Ag
Turk
Warhimton
Lee Ore
St Fous
Oniehee
Ib Nation
TEAC
Venus
Jay Ansley
Rene Vitek
Joan Pierotts
Pirit Fennan
SOX
Ben Watt
Oberin
Dustrins
Fiscia Foundry Club
Western Automatic
Horshaw Chemical Tangle
Sumiaries
Wester
General Tetris
Ated
Tartek Weratern
Norwalk Park
Wratern Automatic Colson Corporation
Args Foundry Cares Sonar Aon
Hartnet
Pet Hahn
Vie
Poalleh
Duplex
Elyris Merchania
Buttcher Funeral Home
Roger Hinninger Jewelers
Bittner Funeral Tome
Hyceevett Diaronid
Wession
Heger-Runiaider Fine
Jefferson
Robert Kauffman
Elyria Brass
Ken Johnson
Insurance Agence 5 Century
Goodyear
Ste
Pnerrtanartiar Oye
Elyria
Don McGinley
Breed
East Avenue
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