Flanagan Captures Delahant Memorial at Roost Course
Flanagan, former Edison Club champion, shot a 236 and 2 under par to win the Delahant Memorial at Walferte Roost Country Club. Gormley of Roost was second with 235, while Hearn, Burke, Rusens and others placed in the prize group as ENYGA staged the event.
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Flanagan
Delahant
Roost
Mark Flanagan
Edison
Walferte Roost
Ray Delahant
New York
Galf Association
Dan Gormley
Gormley
ENYGA
Links
Ameteor Group
Gormity
J. M. Hearn
Wolferta Roost
L. B. Burke
Hoison Club
Joe Rusens
Shaker Ridge
van Schaick Island
Charley Martin
D. G. Kibbey
Wolf
Sampson Navy team belts Montauk for tenth straight win
Sampson Naval Training Center crushed Montauk Torpedo Testing Range 10 to 0 as Johnnie Vander Meer and Red Todd pitched two hit ball. Each allowed one hit with five strikeouts and five innings pitched. Ray Manarel and Barney Luts homered for Sampson in a game at Montauk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson CP
Johnnie Vander Meer
Red Todd
Sampson Naval Training Center
Yeatenday
Naval Torpedo Testing
Montauk
Todd
Fortiet Columbus Hurler
Vender Meer
Ray Manarel
Formier
Yankee Farm- Band
Barney Luts
Buffalo Bisons
Sampson - Moytauk
Sampson
Tistrey
Paglucca
Vanier Mess
Ravish
Wolt
Byron Nelson Wins Red Cross Tourney by Narrow Margin
Byron Nelson totals 275 to capture the Red Cross tournament with Vic Ghezzi second and Mike Ternese third. Nelson led by five entering the final round, birdied four times and eagled the ninth to seal the win. The victory extends Nelson's money-run to 52 straight events. The field included Gene Sarazen and Jack Patroni, with Craig Wood and Sam Byrd also prominent. The event moves to Chicago for the Victory National Open at Edgewater Golf Club on June 29 to July 1.
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Byron Nelson
Red Cross
Ghezzi
Lew Rochelle
Toledo
New York Red Cross
Per. Bergt
Vic. Gheasi
Atlantic Leg
O Wns
Mike Ternese
White Plains
Gene Sarazen
Darien
Conn
Nelson
Ben Hogan
Jack Patroni
Manchester
Wykagyt
Sarazen
Harrold {Jug
Aic Spaden
Philadelphi
McSpaden
Jed Nelson
Welson
Craig Wood
Binmaroneck
N. C
Detroit
Mick
Sitmon Pures
Sam Byrd
Birmingham
Golfing Brigade
Chicago
Edgewater’ ‘Golf Club
Jsuly
Utica Blue Sox win tight opener as Barons take nightcap 1-0
Crowd of 3,063 at McConnell Field watched a twin bill. In game one Nick Goulish delivered a run single in the 10th, Chest Augustyn scored from second as Utica beat Wilkes-Barre 4-3. In the nightcap Wilkes-Barre edged Utica 1-0 in a pitching duel. Bil Skinner outdueled Wilbur Reeser. Rain lingered but did not stop play.
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Utica
McConnell Field
Utica Blue Sox
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Nick Goulish
Augustyn
Utes
Jack Sanford
Barons
Sox
Johnny Long
Wilbur Reeser
Sox Southpaw
Bil Skinner
Portsider
Reeser
Smith
Mapes
Blackman
Sisah
Sacred Heart Nine Tops Berlin Bear Cats In Opener
Sacred Heart of Waterford opened the season with a 6 to 4 victory over Berlin at Berlin. Lefty Karefunda pitched seven hits with 12 strikeouts for Watervliet. Seney led Watervliet with four hits in five at bats. Swota Wekson and Ned Rafferty each added two. Hicks led Berlin with three safe blows, while Berlin plays Watervliet High Field tomorrow and Thursday night.
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Sacred Heart
Water- Viiet
Berlin
Watervliet High Field
Golfers Tie With Nets Of 73 At Troy CC Meet
Three players posted net scores of 73 to tie for first in a handicap run off at Troy Country Club. The group included Gott of Waterviset Arsenal, Captain nine Handicap Charlies Lanyon with 216, and C Hi Lang with 17 allowance. Harold Lewis followed with a Tl and 1g handicap, while Dr. Robert Piun was mentioned in the standings.
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Etts
Betcer
Hearn
G. H. Teaver
Catskill C.C
Guy Ralph
Glensalls Country Club
D. G. Kibbey
Wolfects Roost
Dalgnault
Gilbert Daignault
van Schasex Island
An &L
Jack Filkins
E. H. Welch
Wolferts Roost
R. J. Flagg
Aéta
J. B H. Secker
Howard Allen
van Schaick
Col
J. R Shielda
Var Schaick Island
Flanagan
Crib
Gr. Heap
J.M Hearn
Wolf
Roost
C. Flanagan
Editon
Ae Travers
Catskill
Ghent
P. Clayk
Watt
Reon
de. M. Atkinson
Catekit
Vargost
C. H Maritz
J. Stewart
Walt
Z &W. Cuttion
Schack
Ve Esha
Shaker Ridge
Ramsey
Schaick
Dan Gormley
H. Lawier
Welk Roost
RK Miner
Bear Ridge
den Mangia
Hacot San
Joe Fustas
May
Wolss
L. Forget
Wansehatek
Mitklas
Mechanicville
Spain
Giens
Fred Murray
TY W. Manthosy
Dare Dadets
Walt Roost
R Romeling
Edleon
Spicer
Normanside T
Casa
Piarer Gta
Gr. M’capper & Daignnelt
Densick
RJ. Flagg
Wolr
Root
HL Welch
Wolk Room
K. Gregory
Ven Scherk
Lee & van Senaick
Gare
Wile
Wolk
Lawson
Normansie
Stelgeta
Connors
Se Edge
MacConnell
Nimianside
Iatford
W. Roost
Fe Bobleter
W. Rose Los
Cetet
Wot
St F. Corrigan
W. Room
Doe Beloet van Schack
Newton
Wott
W. Bary
Morbaiside
Kickers
Troy Country Club
Gott
Waterviset Arsenal
Charlies Lanyon
C. Hi Lang
Harold Lewis
Robert Piun
Troy CC Woman Chalks Up Ace
Mrs James Patrick joined the exclusive hole in one club at Troy Country Club on a par three 320 yard second hole. She used a No 3 wood and it was the third ace at the Brunswick Road links in years and the first by a woman in this area. Others in the foursome were Mrs Bierce Bailey Mrs C J Gifford and Mrs Eddie Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patrick
Troy Country Club
Brunswick Road
Ratrick
Ed Mezsut Leads Qualifying At Van Schaick Island Club
Ed Mezsut shot 77 to take the lead in the spring tourney qualifying at Van Schaick Island Golf Club over the weekend. Baxar finished 236 with a 3 under par to edge Bill Ramsey by three strokes. Several low handicap players will qualify today and match play pairings will be set in the next days. Matches occur this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mezsut
van Schaick Ieland Golf Club
Baxar
Bill Ramsey
Braves Move Schoolboy Infielder to Wilmington Club
The Boston Braves optioned young infield prospect Gene Patton to the Wilmington Club of the Inter-State League yesterday. This move adjusts the roster as Patton develops in the minor league system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Cpi
Gene Patton
Joang
Wilmington Club
Boston Braves
Saratoga Raceway Plans Bond Night at Spa
Saratoga Springs and Saratoga Raceway announce a June 30 Bond Night to boost the Fifth War Loan. The event aims to raise over 19,000 in bond purchases to fund war efforts while selling 27 boxed seats for bond pledges and reserving seats for each donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Raceway
Spa
Saratoga Springs
Raceway
N.Y
W. Elis Gilmour
York's Homer Gives Tigers Clean Sweep
York's two run homer in the ninth capped a Detroit double victory over the St Louis Browns 7 to 5 before 2737 fans. Hal Newhouser pitched a six hitter in the opener to become the AL's first ten game winner. Mayo drove in two with a seventh inning single as Detroit overcame a late Browns push.
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Detroit
Rody York
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Paul Trout
Ruffas Gentry
Siih
Potter
Tigers
Jack Kramer
Mayo
George Caster
Kramer
Newhouser
Mark Christman
Chick Hosteller
Ruca
Christman
Meyo
Deroy Gatehouse
Newman Shirley
Browns
Gentry
Trout
Segura Wins United States Clay Court Title in Detroit
Segura, Ecuador's tennis ambassador, defeated I nes Talbert of Indianapolis 34, 75, 63 to claim the National Clay Court Championship at the Detroit Tennis Club. The 25-year-old Talbert took the second set before Segura surged in the third, securing his second U S title and a third consecutive win over Talbert. Segura, 23 tomorrow, will play in Cincinnati in the tri state tourney. He also partnered to win the men's doubles with a Detroit pair.
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Detroit
Frantisco Pancks
Segura
Ecuador
United States
Ines Talbert
Indianapolis
Core Gables
Fia
Talbert
Segara
Dairly
Uitte Pancheapi
Cincinnati
Hel
Big Bill Tilden
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Hubert Manire
Hobart Wrobel
Pauline Beiz
St Anthony's Beats St Michael's 15 4 To Lead CYO
St Anthony's defeated St Michael's 15 to 4 at Feespeet Park to extend the Senior CYO Baseball League lead. Meroa pitched a complete game for the winners with 13 strikeouts, while Lanzillo and Lemire contributed key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s
St. Michael’s
CYO
St Anthony's
St. Michael's
Peet Park
Meroa
Jama
B. Lanzillo
Patteok
Mergla
St Peters Triumphs 9 2 In Senior CSO League Game
St Peter's topped Sacred Heart 9 to 3 at Catholic Central High Pier after taking an early lead with single runs in each of the first four innings. Bebernitz and St John sparked the offense with multiple hits, while Dudek and Bebernitz combined on the pitching for St Peter's. Sacred Heart received solid hits from Kenna and Byrnes, with O'Brien and B Walther handling the mound duties. Note Dame loses 33 7 at Great Lakes in South Bend Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Sacred Heart
Catholic Central High Pier
St. Peter’s
Bebernitz
St. John
St Peter's
Albany Club Plans Bond Day at Stadium Sunday
Albany Senators host a doubleheader with Williams at Hawking Stadium for Bond Day. Tom McCaffrey, club president, oversaw plans for the auction of bonds between games. Auctioneers include Jim Collins, Forrest Willis, Joe Nolan and Johnny Lawrence as bidders receive bats and balls with their purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawking Stadium
Albeny Senators
Wiliams
Tom McCaffrey
Albeny
Grays
Jim
Ip) Collins
Forrest Willis
Joe Nolan
Johnny Lawrence
Polo Family Team Herradura Dominates Mexican Polo Circles
The Herradura polo squad from Mexico City, formed by the Gracida brothers Jose Guillermo Gabriel and Alejandro, has drawn international notice after defeating a U S selection led by Cecil Smith. Their father serves as substitute player and mother actively roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Gabriel Gracida
Herradura
Jose
Giutiermo
Gabriel
Alejandro Gracida
United States
Cecil Smith
Mexico
National AAU Track and Field Champions Named
The National AAU meet recognized top performances across sprints, jumps, throws, and distance events. Notable winners include Clauda Brady in the 2105 dash, Earl Audet in the shot put, Cornelius Warmerdam in pole vault, and James Rafferty leading the 5000 meters.
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New York
Presque Isle
Fred Sheffield
Unihvar
Crab
Willard Smith
San Francisco
Earl T. Audet
Pasadena
Calif
Forest Elaw
San Diego
Cally
Wham Lund
Case Institute
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Cohoes Star Paces
Blanks Montauk
HOT Corner
Stan Hack
Wrigley Field
Cub
Oregon Ranch
Vliet
Troy CC
Kett
William BH. Manning, Jr
Clarence Scott
A. E. Kittel
Ray Sibbald
Jim Patrick
J. A. Mulvery
Braves
York
ST. Lous Rt
Houeer
Acd Picharia
Recond Gann
Levis
AB. RH
DA Gitterkige
McQuinn
Ib Moore
Rf Byres
di Christmas
Temr
Mancuso
Galebosss
P. Shirley
I Poitier
Parnesca Mayo
Kork
Cramer
Seite
C. Gentry
Louis
Gutteridge
Rune Wat- Manco
Maré
Switt
Farr
Fork
Mquins
Chric
Man
Deckie
Baeeembley
Genny
Strikeomin
Praier
Tromt
Rou Ont Potter
Erate Genter Zaria
Whites
Weta
Pitener
Beene Oiard
Jones
Barry
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Fearless Loveless Fosdick
By al Capp
Conta
Frank
Msta
Cootch
Tange
Mme
Octane
Rere
Proklepusses
Pietereese
Jerusalem
Boom
Bronglord
By V. T. Hasan
Outro Gates
By Crockett Jobaies
M'Boy
Malley
Barnaby
Pits
Shutter
Barnsby
Dane
Avery
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Great Lakes
Notrs Deine
Albany Club
Bob Helley
University of Dirigis
Henn- Dreyer
Charles Packer
Senantonio
Tex
Hugh Cannon
U. S&s. Navy
Aunasing Hop
Stes
Amno
Don Barksdale
Camp Lee
Burdies
Arky Exhin
U. S Arey
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