Bulla Predicts American Victory at British Open
Henry Rieger reports from Phoenix that Johnny Bulla predicts a U S sweep at the British Open June 28 to July 2. He cites Stranahan Little Harmon and Thompson as threats, noting Bulla’s strong recent form and past near-misses in previous Opens.
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League Leaders By Associated Press National and American Leagues
League leaders recap from Associated Press showing top batting averages runs batted in and home runs for the National and American Leagues. Notables include Musial Ashburn Sauer Kiner Williams DiMaggio and Boudreau leading in various categories with pitchers Peat Riddle and Ragen among the top in win loss and era races.
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Game Licenses On Sale July 1 In Arizona
PHOENIX June 24 WP Thomas J. Kimball state fish and game director said 1948-49 hunting and fishing licenses go on sale July 1. Licenses run from issue date to June 30, 1949 with fees for residents and nonresidents listed. Residents pay 3.50 general hunting and fishing, 1.75 fishing alone, 2.50 general hunting alone. nonresidents 25 general hunting and fishing, 10 small game hunting and fishing, 4 annual fishing. Resident status defined as one year continuous state residency prior to application. Seniors 70 and older with 25+ years residency receive free licenses.
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Mass grave of 143 Irish victims from 1849 shipwreck
Buried in Cohasset village cemetery, Massachusetts, lie 143 Irish men and women who died when an Irish ship wrecked in a storm along the Massachusetts coast in 1849.
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