Bowman ace at Fountain Head earns early Hall of Fame nod
Johnny Bowman, a regular Fountain Head golfer, scored a hole in one on the 38 yard 6th hole with a No 7 iron into windy conditions. He shot 85 for 18 holes in a fivesome as the local club eyes upcoming Club Championship and President's Cup finals.
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Fountain Head
Johnny
Bowman
Jim Barrett
Bud Fiery
Doc Slocum
Bob Nichols
Pat
Dick Funkhouser, Jr
Fountain Head Club
al Gardner
Daily Mail
Golf Linyd Manerim wins Eastern Open tourney title
Ames Iowa notes show Linyd Manerim triumphs at the Eastern Open with a 27 percent score as Edmie Merrins wins the National Junior title defeating Gay Brewer in Lexington. Other events include Ring Ranch’s Curane Chitazer winning the Whirlaway Handicap at Saratoga and Merina Handicap results at Atlantic City.
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Ames
Edmie Merrins
Meridian
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Gay Brewer
Lexgton
Washington P
Atlantic City
Mal Whinfeld
Walker Cup Defense Recalled In Year Ago Feature
A year ago the United States retained the Walker Cup defeating England in a memory column. The item notes five and ten year retrospectives including Army football ties and Forest MacNeil’s North American clay target title near Kudapes with pole vault heights mentioned among scattered details.
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England
Army
Philadelphia
Ane - Forest MacNeil
TN Betton
Southery
California
Wilmington Outfielder Takes Batting Lead With 332 Mark
Wilmington left fielder Don Schell has taken the Interstate League batting lead with a .332 average through August 14, besting Jesse Levan of Fogerstown at .329. Schell also leads in hits and RBIs, while Trenton’s Korezowski tops doubles and Bell leads in triples.
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Elias Baseball Bureau
New York City
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Tom Korezowski
Howey
Lou Heymin
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Trenton Giants
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Levin
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Korezowski
Bob Alyers
Wilmimgtott
Mann Skeeter Newsome
Wilmingto
Lea Cristintelis
Tastown
Delaware
Fountain Head Wins Match at Fountain Head Country Club
Fountain Head Country Club defeated Waynesboro Country Club tos by a score of 44 to 18. Hank Haneke shot 68 on the 18 hole layout while Vaneke and Al Gard ner Jr won 3 0 in a match. Other results listed include Stonebraker and several players with varied scores.
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al Gardner, Jr
Paul Mutvenzie
Paul Shell
Waynesboro
Wea
Moller Organ Works
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Subway AP
Northwest
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Burgett
Moford
Glant
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Harbaugh
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Tedesco
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Allentown
al Kennett
Tad Men
Holland Show Returns With Thrill Show At Speedway Next Sunday
A 3000 crowd saw the Route 40 Speedway program headlined by a seven-event card. Diek Fries won the feature from Harry Coates and Mel Weidner, with Stumpy finishing second in a six-day match race backing Gene Powell’s NA president car.
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Fries
Harry Coates
Mel Weidner
Tob Stamp
Bill Lundgren
Coates
Gene Powell
National Auto Racing Association
Stumpy
Wil Wolf
Ril Vase
Ka Traur
Junie Sacks Guides VFW to Victory Over Clear Spring
Junie Sacks pitched for the Veterans and led a 4-2 win as Clear Spring scored all runs in the third, producing eight innings of strong defense and a win that kept the VFW tied late. The game featured strong pitching by Sacks and solid hitting by the VFW lineup.
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Faye Steatha
Clear Spring
Independent Laague
Vets
Nets
Punknoyses
Keedysville Shuts Out Halfway 10-9 In Regular Season Finale
Keedysville defeated Halfway 10 to 9 at Norris Field in the last Independent League game. Both teams showcased strong hitting with 29 total safeties. Metz led the winners with four hits while Minnich and W Wolfe led the losers with top individual numbers.
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Norris Feld
Minnich
W. Wolfe
Easterday
Pdahlhamer
Metz
Talbert
Buriner
Taylor
Grimm Rach
Halteay
Lia MO
Forest and
Philips
W. Wate
Braves Return To Form With Six Straight Wins
The Har Tersland Braves, after a slump, won six straight games in four days to rise to third place, closing on the Trenton Giants. They beat Allentown Cardinals in a weekend series, sweeping the doubleheader Friday and three straight wins to hinder Allentown’s playoff push.
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Dorman
Trenton
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Allentown Cardinals
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Redbirds
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Wek Burgett
Jess Levan
Dick! Margetts
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Sivgle
Koppenhaver
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Yale athlete breaks world shot put record
Pindim of Yale cracked his own unofficial world mark for the 16 pound shot put, launching 58 feet 9 1 2 inches on Sunday. The official record stands at 23 feet 10 1 2 inches, set by Charley Fenville of Michigan in 1998.
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Sweden
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Yale
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Une
Charley ‘Fenville
Michigan
Benefit game boosts Little League with Boonsboro St James clash
The Hagerstown Little League all star team, headed to Williamsport, Pa, will receive proceeds from an exhibition at Municipal Stadium tomorrow night. Boonsboro Yellowjackets lead Washington County League by three games and face St James Independent League entry in a 8 15 pm game. Eugene Raney will donate the stadium. funds support field improvements and the trip to the national tourney.
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Har Gerstown Braves
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York Roses Break With Pirates
York Pa August 21 resignations announced of George Stone president and Ray Reid secretary of the York club of the Interstate Baseball League effective immediately. Stone also announced termination of York White Roses working agreement with the Pittsburgh Pirates effective at season’s end. Board meeting set for September 7 to decide future course.
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George Stone
York Club
Interstate Baseball League
Ray Reid
Stone
York White Roses
Pittsburgh Pirates
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