Totte Paces Frear Park Golf Field
Totte Paces Frear Park Golf Field with an 81 in qualifying for the Hepp trophy tourney at Frear Park. Notables include Somogyi 33, Joslin 64, Smith 35, Leavite 56, Brencan 47, Sesto 94, Nistson 66. Qualifying continues Thursday with first round pairings set for match play.
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Ed Totte
Frear Park
Joe Somogyi
Chet Joslin
Fred Smith
Wilford Leavite
Joe Brencan
Jos | Moyninan, Jr
Pin Up Girls Triumph By 27-7 Score
Marty Duyers Pin Up Girls defeated Min Street Girls 27 to 7 on Saturday night at St Joseph diamond. Peggy Goenz pitched well for the winners and teammates drove Jour Hennedy from the box. Peggy Millington led with six hits in six trips. Mary McGrath Wrechel Martin Totsy Millington also contributed multiple hits. Enien Prefore and Joan Kennedy each had five hits for the losers.
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Marty Duyer
Min Street
St. Joseph Diamond
Peggy Goenz
Jour Hennedy
Joan
Mary
Peggy Millington
Mary McGrath
Wrechel Martin
Peggy Goetz
Totsy Millington
Enien Prefore
Joan Kennedy
Laurels Split Twin Bill With Grays In Hartford
Hartford and Williamsport split a doubleheader with the locals winning 6 to 4 in the opener. Grays took the nightcap 5 to 4 in eight innings as Fernandez homered twice and Reardon added key hits leading to the comeback.
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Hartford
Williamsport
Grays
Davis
Reardon
Fernandez
Fryer
208 434 Fans Turn Out for Major League Games
New York attendance over 200000 for the fourth time this season. Yankees beat Washington as Bronx Bombers win four straight. League tallies show large crowds at St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati and other matchups with a grand total of 332 767.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Bronx
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Grid Officials Schedule Clinic and Meetings at Penn
The Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Football Officials will hold its annual clinic and business meetings September 8 and 9 at the University of Pennsylvania. President James J. Ailinger announced the event with Earl C. Krieger to lead discussions on old and new grid rules. Dinner speakers include Asa Bushnell, Col. William J. Bingham, Ray Morrison of Temple, and Hi Jamison Swarts of Penn.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Football Officials
University of Pennnsylvania
James J. Ailinger
Earl C. Krieger
Ncaa Rules Committee
Asa Bushnell
Col
Willliam J. Bingham
Ray Morrison
Temple
Hi. Jamison Swarts
Penn
Senators Nip Pioneers In Doubleheader To Strengthen Third Place
Despite rough weather more than 219 fans watched the Albany Senators beat the Equira Pioneers 2-1 and 1-0 at Hawkins Stadium. Fred Clemence earned his 21st win after the Senators rallied in the ninth to back relief from Elmer Kish. Ernie Bickhaus took the loss in game one as Albany pulled ahead, while Patrick singled for the Pioneers in the sixth.
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Equira Pioneers
Hawkins Stadium
Senators
Andy Daly
Albany
Pioneers
Winkere
Pitepatrick
Senators Rally In Nightcap Double Bill At Hawkins Stadium
The Seastors meet the Pioneers in a double header at Hawkins Stadium. In the nightcap the Senators win in the fourth inning as Mayhew and Daniels set the table with a single and steal, Reggio drives in the deciding run and Daly is tagged for five hits. Umpire McDonald ejects manager Jimmy Adair and Phil Clark after protesting a third strike.
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Hawkins Stadium
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Greenwald
Mitruz
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Clemence
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Webster
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Nelson Cops Knoxville Golf Meet with Byrd Second
Nelson won the Knoxville Open by ten strokes with a 276 total, beating Sam Byrd of Detroit by ten. Hogan made a late surge to finish four behind, while other top finishers included Freddie Heas Jr and Vic Ghezel with strong rounds in front of about 3,000 spectators.
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Pyron Nelson
Atd
Toledo
Texas
Nelson
Avery
Samroy i Byrd
Detroit
de Ben Hogan
Hershey
Bera
Hogan
Freddie Heas, Jr
New Orleans
Memphis
Harry
Jug
Chicago
Sammy Snead
Fot
Artibregial
Little Ben
Hinkle Resigns As Grid Coach
Philadelphia Eagles halfback Jack Hinkle has resigned as Simon Gratz High School football coach to pursue fulltime professional football. He announced the decision yesterday at the Eagles West Chester training camp in Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Jack Hinkle
Philadelphia Eagles
Simon Gratz
Eagles
West Chester
Talbert Tops Southampton Net Crown in 1945 Invite
Talbert, formerly of Indianapolis, defeated Alejo Russell of Buenos Aires in straight sets to win the 55th Southampton Tennis Championship. He closed the match with two aces. teaming with Lt Gardnar Murley to win the doubles crown over Sydney Wood Jr and Lt Charles Mattmann U S Navy 6 4 6 3 6 4.
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X. Y
William, Felbert
Wilmington
Del
Talbert
Indianapolis
Alejo Russell
Buenos Aires
Gardnar Murley
Navy
Sidney
Wood, Jr
New York
Charles Mattmann
Ann Curtis Seals Third Outdoor Freestyle Title
Ann Curtis of San Francisco captures her third outdoor freestyle crown at 500 meters in 31.28 seconds, leading Crystal Plunge to the women's team title with 50 points. Riviera Club of Indianapolis finishes second, Multnomah Athletic Club third. Curtis defeats teammate Marilyn Sabner by about 19 meters.
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Los Angeles
Ann Curtis
San Francisco
Crystal Plunge
Riviera Club
Indianapollis
IMS Riviera
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portlland
Ore
Curtis
Marilyn
Sugar) Sabner
Miss Curtis
Race Entries At Leading Tracks
Handful of race entries listed for a slate of purses at various tracks. Notable horses include Jetdé Babe, Fars Man, Anterperious, Paper Cap, Darby D Aboie, and Harvard Square, among others, with purses ranging from 2 500 to 9 400 and multiple age classes.
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Arpesroom Fark
Jetdé Babe
Adtoi
Darcy Darius
Sthoolman
AmaMythman
Suddie Bones
Cisining
xeTtin
Jeanie
Synday Chance
Junction Chy
Cuter
Lucky Gamble
Sela Meat
Nopyaw
Dagger
Lyneds Lad
Wars den
Riwniss
Castharis
Non Esistance MS
Pyros Tha
Caracel
Hoop Fiey
Atowences
Sagignie
Agrietasor
Shiver
Firine Fort
Sar
Kentucky Bele
Ceminia
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Butch Cut
Uiase Dl
Bay Waste
Gtage
Wpwara
Witentz
Harvard
Square
Noysiong
a-Darby Dinghar
Quartar Moon
Estre Ease
Danny Delian
Fimelews
Blusterins
Golsbin
Kia Deep
Okapt Lancer
Belmont Triumph in Midweek State Racing Meet
Belmont a week ago defeated Boeing by a nose to claim the Jettey’s S09 cup under owner Water M. Jeffords. Turbine finished third as Rick’s Rage took second. A crowd of 30 351 witnessed wagering records and a State card event totaling 256 dollars in purses.
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Belmont
Boeing
Water M. Jeffords
Turbine
Rick's Rage
Gare Dei
St Patrick's Overpowers Corp Team For Junior Title
St Patrick's of Watervliet defeated St Luse's of Schenectady 8 to 1 on the Watervliet High School diamond to claim the Troy Junior CTO League championship and earn a date with St Jo herts of Albany in the next round. Homer Tracer pitched well for St Patrick's, limiting the opponents to two hits as Watervliet built a lead and never looked back.
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Watervliet
Troy
St. Luse's
Sebomectady
Vesterday
St. Johets
Albany
Homer Tracer
Eve
Bateick
Brownies Fall to Amsterdam in Two Games
Brownies dropped both games at Anthony Park to Amsterdam by scores 4 10 1 and 4 9 2. Jandreth pitched the second game with six hits allowed. Kirkner caught both games. Bronie twirlers struggled as Schenectady Bonds nearly clinched the title.
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Tito
Amsterdan Agereation
Charter Bonjukian
Jandreth
Secord
Bronie Twirler
Kirkner
Schenectady Bonds
Sibbell Takes Handicap in Troy C C Par Golf Event
In Troy County Club action Sibbell, All Even, posts an 83 with 36 handicap to lead the handicap round. Connie Hang finishes two down for second place as pairings for upcoming rounds are announced and notes on players Frank Burleigh James Cronin and others appear in the event roster.
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Troy
C.C
Ray Sibbell
Troy County
Cluareste
Birhell
Connie Hang
Srished
Lang
David Biter
Green
Trey Coustry
Mateh
Frank Burleigh
James Cronin
Gallagher
Leganott
J. PW
Humphrey
Mery
Arsenal Team To Play In Bennington
The Watervitet Arsenal softball team has two games scheduled this week. The Guemakers will meet Bennington tomorrow night and play Waterviter Thursday night. The Bonds of the Eastern New York Softball League defeated the Arsenal outfit 5 to 2 in Schenectady Saturday night.
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Guemakers Witl J Bennington
Bens
Bonds
Easttern New York
Arsene Outfit
Schenectady
Arsens
Moe
Gruba
Kelly
Prohopee
Callfano
Stymie Acclaimed After Saratoga Cup Victory
Stymie wins Saratoga Cup boosting earnings to 226,220 this season and 3273,3572 overall. Jockeys and owners, including Mrs. R. J. Myrshyr and Miss Susan E. Helloge, celebrate as Fighting Step earns another significant share and Stymie adds to a 20 start with six wins.
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Besson
Ging Prike
Willan
Olympic Zenith
Eurasian
Fighting Step
E Orth
Ware Jeep
Por O Luck
R. J. Myrshyr
Susan E. Hellogeth
Evansville
Ind
Son of Fighting Fox
Bridges Out Of Army Off For Detroit
Bridges out of the army head toward Detroit. A star player and others ride with the group. The text is partially garbled but indicates a roster or team movement toward a game or event in Detroit with several named individuals.
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Army
Detroit
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