Hawkins Sets Empire Open Pace For Halfway Lead
Fred Hawkins of El Paso dominated the Empire State Open midway, firing a three under 139 over Shaker Ridge as gusty weather tested a 6,700 yard layout. Several pros stayed within striking distance, including Buck White and George Fazio, while amateur Joe Smith remained the top non-professional after 36 holes.
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Jerry Firth
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Shaker Ridge
Antioch
Star
Panhandle
Wood's Ace Nips Substitute Team in Exhibition Match
Craig Wood and Tom Armour won the exhibition match at Concord International course in Kiamesha Lake as Wood scored two hole-in-ones. Their team defeated Willie Goggin and Wild Bill Mehlhorn, who were substituting for Sam Snead and Jimmy Demares after the PGA invoked its 200 mile rule barring registered players from near the event. Wood notched an ace on the 143 yard 14th hole.
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Kiamesha Lake
Craig Wood
Tommy Armour
Willie Goggin
Bill Mehlhorn
Concord International Course
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demares
Professional Golfers Association
PGA
Wood
Pairings For Today Announced At Empire State Open
Today's third round at Shaker Ridge details pairings and starting times. Notable pairings include Henry Duval of Schenectady with Johnny Gaucas of Cohoes at 9:30, Roy Talge of Carsit with Willie Ogg of Albany at 9:36, and Frank Grifel of Oneonta with Alex Gerlak of Kingston at 9:42. Additional listed matchups span several cities and include Steve Kay, Ralph Durdicx Jr., Frank Aroure, Steve Save, Bill Grygiel, Jim Stimpson, Lon Witt, Stan Hoslowex, Stan Biaszowext, Julius Boros, Charles Rises, and others, with varied locales such as Albany, Schenectady, Gloversville, and Rochester.
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Shaker Ridge
Henry Duval
Schenectady
Johnny Gaucas
Cohoes
Roy Talge
Carsit
Willie Ogg
Albany
Frank Grifel
Oneonta
Alex Gerlak
Kingston
James Far
xAgihony Maragro
Gloveraville
xFrank Aroure
xJohn Felnik
Urica
Steve Save
Guilderland
Pokol
Bill Grygiel
Syracuse
Dempsey Wrickt
Connish
Pete Craiz
Glens Fails
William Bayal
Les
Frank Strauss
Peabody
Massanedy
Pawtucket
Julius Boros
Ele Mekotsuy
Charles Rises
Dick Stewart
Amsterdam
Stenley Bry Utes
wsPierce Russell
Troy
xClarence Carpenter, Jr
Amstar' Wee
Joz Pusman
Hob Duden
Portland
Ore
Berry Noettelbleds
Avon
Conn
Tommy Bolt
Dorhem
N.C
Ansel Snow
Myrtle Feach
Ted Exl
New Selford
Mike Tumese
White Plains
Skee Riegel
Tulsa
Eart Sewart, Jr
Delas
Tex
Ralph Tomen
Vwsib
Jeck Shields
Glenearies Ty
Mike de Massey
Leoxon
Michael Homa
W. Sartford
Get
Emg Fort Wilde
Mfolins
Jerry Glanferante
Mercuuen
Mass
Gat
Clayton Hester
Charlotte
Gleen Teal
Koorville
Bob Tosut
Northamstay
Lieyd Manetrum
Shes
St. ¢Idt
Many Fargot
Lemont
George Stade
Pine
Max Ivans
Deroit
Chuck
Miss
Sad Ee Gilver
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Doug Fort Besser
Stock Car Races Booked Tonight
Rain delays push back two stock car tracks opening night. Rensselaer Poly football team eyes form under Ed Jantas as injuries test plans. Tony Baris, 210 pounds, from Tlca, out of danger after appendicitis scare. KPI plans lineup switches including Bill Shoop to end and Don Beard sharing punts. Rensselaer’s eight game slate backs last season’s two wins and six losses.
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Rensselaer Poly
Tony Baris
Tlca
Azcians
Samaritan Hospital
Ed Jontes Tran
Tain
KPI
Jantas
Bill Shoop
Sunbury
Shoop
Don Beard
Old Westbury
L. I
Rensselaer
Thal
Poughkeepsie Regatta Relocated to Syracuse for 1952
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association moved the famed Poughkeepsie Regatta to Lake Onondaga in Syracuse for 1952 after two flood disrupted attempts on the Ohio River near Marietta Ohio. The board cited equitable water conditions as decisive, with dates under review around mid June and examinations affecting scheduling. The 50th edition will feature varsity junior varsity and freshman races across three miles and two miles respectively.
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Poughkeepsie
Ohio River
Marietta
Lake Onondaga
Syracuse
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Pough Kkeepsie
Seattle
Angus
Saratoga Lake
Lake Cayuga
Ohio
Aqueduct Race Card and Results Summary
Aqueduct features a crowded program with horses such as Grand Demand Livele Ute Slack Bay Summer Duck and entrants including Atkinson Comberz and Scurlock. The card lists multiple races, claiming divisions and handicaps with assorted entries and late results, noting times, weights, and notable runners among a large field.
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Atkinson
Comberz
fMusle Hoss
Jbenny
Gnie Wonder
Bright
Jack Linder
Cookle
Bassington
rjAcgamant
Glabbotstown
Scurlock
Betsy Marte
McCreexs
Nicodem
Brown Dalton
Metkenty
Schroon
Gigie
Dally Deudle
Zbout Tal mi
fHalley
Marrant
Hanewes
Salemaker
I Tellaarm
Flash O
Damaway
Navy Flash
Plena
Sandy Alan Senrivek
Abbie Co
Ser TV
Detastie Defistion
Fox Time
Sth
Alw
Susnaby
iGrenn
Lancaster Lady
Adaird
Bane
Big Mo Carcars
Ainlaon
Mecca
jWell
Earmarket
Colony Date
Tripoli
Retty Lamar TO
Spats
Trumpet King Arena
Rano Daley
Coroneting Beau
Sedentary Atetey Llvering
Cathtinn
Tuta
Silver Tete
Zoe Hombre
Nbalbea
Wilson
Great Barrington six day race meet opens with new telautograph system
Racing fans return to the Berkshires for a six day meet at Great Barrington tying Belmont of the Berkshires to Ed Carrolls six card daily program. A new telautograph system will flash payoff totals to all windows, speeding payouts and improving transparency for patrons. Notables include Ted Williams 1200 RBIs in ten seasons and Phil Rizzuto joining 100 hit club, with notes on DiMaggio Holmes and Hornsby as context.
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Berkshires
Forthu Vast
de Fel Esr
Ed Carroll
New York
New England
Mutuel
Generl
Carroll
Hialeah
Santa Anita
Garden State
Atlantic City
Phil Rizzuto
Yankee
Joe DiMaggio
Tommy Holmes
Carl Furillo
Brooklyn Dodger
JoJo Moore
Giants
Rogers Hornsby
Rajah
Billows and Ward Reach Semis in Shawnee Golf Tourney
In Shawnee On Delaware Pennsylvania the sixth annual Bil Wait Memorial Golf Tournament saw defending champions Billows and Ward eliminated in the quarterfinals by Tommy Sheehan of Detroit and Creason of Harrisburg. Earlier they defeated Ed Wert and Bill Goldthorpe. Quarterfinals featured long matches with extra holes as Ray Billows and Harvey Ward faced Bob Bzbbish and Billy Hyndman. Martz and Luiz beat Vaughan and Bardner in 22 holes. Goodwin and Mahaffey eliminated Pacific and Manley. Sheehan and Creason advance to meet Bills and Ward. Goodwin and Mahaffey face Martz and Lutz.
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Shawnee
Delaware
Ars
Billy Haverstick
Lencaster
Ev Heiland
Bermuda
Bil Wait
Ray Billows
Staatsburg
N. Y
Harvey Ward
Tarboro
N. C
Bob Bzbbish
Detroit
Billy Hyndman
Abington
Lford Martz
Buddy Luiz
Reading
Ed Vaughan
Chatham
Bob Bardner
Los Angeles
Russell Softballers Face St Bridget's In Intercity Series
Russell softballers, champions of Troy City League's American Division, meet St Bridget's rulers of Watervliet City's league in a two game intercity series. First game on 112th Street, second at St Bridget's diamond. Both start at 6 o'clock.
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Russells
St. Bridget’s
Watervliet
112Th Street
Si Bridget
Catholic High Coach Faces Low Football Turnout
Catholic High football coach Bill Carley laments week one attendance as only 37, with recruits well below normal for the era. He plans direct appeals to candidates, emphasizes blocking drills and veteran reallocation, and schedules a Monday practice after classes to boost Crusader football fervor. Teams from Troy and Lansingburg are also noted with drills and manpower updates.
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Catholic High
Bill Carley
Bill
CCHS
Carley
Troy High
Lansingburg
Russell Bowlers Seek League Registrations at Tavern
Russell Bowlers invite interested teams to register at 2 PM tomorrow at Russell's Tavern. League bowling starts at 7 PM Thursday nights at Hi-Way Recreation, with sessions continuing weekly.
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Wynantskill
Russell’s Tavern
Hi-Way Recreation
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