Ghezzi Opens With Subpar Pace In U S Open Lead Change
Victor Ghezzi from Deal New Jersey fired 34 for nine holes in round two as the U S Open at Baltusrol began its second round. Paul Runyan Ray Mangrum and Clarence Clark led with 69 while Walter Hagen sat five behind after a record first round in the event.
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Springfield
N. J
Victor Ghezzi
Deal
Ghezzi
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Ray Mangrum
Clarence Clark
Walter Hagen
Baltusrol Links
Hagen
Johnny Revolta
Henry Picard
Vic Ghezzi
Tom Kerrigan
Les Madison
Frank Moore
Terry
St. Louis Cardinal
Craig Wood
Ted Longworth
Ky Laffoon
Johnny Bulla
Harry Cooper
Utah golfers to play here next Sunday
The Ross park course opens with a best ball four ball match at 2 30 p m featuring Lou Berrien and Earl Schneiter from Utah against Ray Critchell and Ben Peterson from Idaho. The event marks the formal opening after recent layout changes and features two new holes west of the tracks.
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Idaho
New
Ross Park
Lou Berrien
Schneiter
George Schneiter
Ogden Country Club
Earl Schneiter
Logan
Ray Critchell
Blond Ben Peterson
Pocatello
Intermountain West
Rocky Beach
Faculty Reject Point System for Coast Football
Spokane notes the Pacific Coast Conference rejects a point system to decide the Rose Bowl team. USC professor H C Willett says the conference has never recognized a champion. Officials post made permanent with Herb Dana elected for two years. 1937 schedule approved, preserving a seven game round robin among eight major schools with Idaho and Montana on their own.
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Spokane
Wash
H. C. Willett
University of Southern California
Herb Dana
Idaho
Montana
Coast Baseball Race Tightens As Oaks, Indians Lead
In Pacific Coast League action Oakland crushed Portland 13-3 to stay two games ahead of Seattle, which beat Sacramento 8-2. Mission and San Francisco Seals split a 6-4 winner for the Mis sions while Los Angeles beat San Diego 11-2. Dick Dyselman paired hits in both Seattle games, Hal Spindel paced the Tribe with a homer, trio of hits, and the Acorn assault featured Jimmy Gordon Glynn and Tobin collecting multiple hits.
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Sacramento
Missions
San Francisco Seals
Los Angeles Angels
San Diego Padre
Dick Dyselman
Hal Spindel
Tribe
Acorn
Jimmy Gordon
Glynn
Jimmy Tobin
Whittier Wins City School Softball Championship
Whittier scored 17 to 2 over Lincoln in the rain to claim the city school softball title. Jim Matthews and Billy Taylor led with multiple hits and runs, Gene Halliday hit a key homer, and Jay Jensen earned the win as Lincoln succumbs in the series finale.
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Whittier Boys
Lincolnites
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Billy Taylor
Junior Hadley
Gene Halliday
Jay Jensen
Whittier
Dutch” Cline
Bugs” Burton
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Taylor
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Jensen
Harris
Booth
Jones
Halliday
Tummersall
Warrick
Farnsworth
Kawamura
Donat
Pherson
Spencer
Pissiano
Shaffer
Cline
Burton
Eishelberger
Mercuct
Tigers Battered by Jinxes in Pennant Chase
Baseball round up reports Detroit Tigers suffer a string of misfortune as Hank Greenberg Schoolboy Rowe and Al Simmons join injured or sidelined players. An illness then further hinders their bid as world champions brace for pressure.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
Hank Greenberg
Schoolboy Rowe
al Simmon
Wrestling Results From Toronto and Washington Matches
Ali Baba 205 from Turkey defeated Dutch Heffner 230 from Texas two straight falls. Everett Marshall 224 from Colorado threw Frenchy La Rue 210. Vincent Lopez 210 from Los Angeles threw George Keverly 215 from Hollywood, Calif. 14 minutes.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Ali Baba
Turkey
Dutch Heffner
Texas
Everett Marshall
Colorado
Frenchy la Rue
Washington
Vincent Lopez
Los Angeles
George Keverly
Hollywood
Calif
Rain Delays Pair Games in Blackfoot League
In Blackfoot on June 5, rain paused two games of the season. Hardware fell 14 to 8 to Econ ee, leaving the shoe outfit undefeated and dropping Engles from first to second place. Remaining schedule included Osborn Grocery Wednesday and Modern Motor Thursday.
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Econee
Engle'’s
Osborn Grocery Grocery
Modern Motor
21 Teams Will Play Softball In Local Leagues
Twenty one softball teams were organized or forming as the YMC A league openings set for June 15 registrations due by June 11. New clubs show activity with Pete Fellis returns boosting the Ahtoa pennant contenders, while Western Coal Co. seeks entry to the Commercial League.
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Pete Fellis
Ahtoa
Western Coal Co
Merchants to Engage Lava in Portneuf Bear River Tilt
Alameda Merchants baseball team opens the Portneuf Bear River league at Alameda Park Sunday at 2 PM against Lava. Manager Bill Venomen fields former American Legion stars led by Italian trio Davis, Mariano, and Dalpino in the outfield hoping to outbat New Yorks Murderers Row. Starting pitcher likely John Minardi, who fanned 23 in the opener at Inkom.
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Alameda Merchants
Portneuf Bear River
Alameda Park
Bill Venomen
American Legion
Davis
Mariano
Dalpino
New York Yankees
Demaggio
Venmen
John Minardi
Inkom
Bobby Dean defeats Earl Fredericks in Lancaster bout
In Lancaster last night, Bobby Dean from Philadelphia outpointed Earl Fredericks of Lancaster in eight rounds. Wilson from Washington stopped Jack Slichter of Reading in the second round at 2:00.
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Bobby Dean
Philadelphia
Earl Fredericks
Bobby Wilson
Washington
Jack Slichter
Reading
Diaz to Meet Bernal in San Francisco Middleweight Bout
Johnny Diaz of Fall River and Joe Bernal of San Francisco will clash in a 10 round fight in San Francisco tonight. Dorothy Andrus of New York named as fifth member of America's Wightman cup tennis team with Helen Jacobs as captain announced.
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Johnny Diaz
Fall River
Mass
Joe Bernal
London
Dorothy Andrus
New York
Helen Jacobs
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