The Cumberland News from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 18

I AM) LKlAM), I WAN I A' I U. s. Amateur Golf Aces Seek Wolker Cup Win 1,267 Amateurs Seek 177 Places In I). S. Tourney 23 Golfers Exempt From Qualifying fall.

Olhpr U. cupper.s will hr YORK. Aug, 27 A total Don Cherry of Wu hita Falls. Tex of 1,267 golfers will shoot for 177 (Tene Littler of San Deigo, Harvie rUups the 36-hole sectional Ward of Ken Venturi of qualifying rounds for the 53rd U.S. San P'rancisco.

Bill Campbell of' a'fisteur golf championship A Huntington. Va Charley Coe 31 and Sept. 1, the U. Golf of Oklahoma City. Sam of A said today.

Rochester. Jim Jackson of The first eliminations will take bt. l.ouis and Dirk Chapman of place at Seattle Aug. 31. The other Pmehurst.

N. 36 qualifying tournaments will be held Sept. 1. Newsfeatures Ten amateur golfers fi'-m a. ections of the countrv will pit their skills against Britain's best for famed Walker Club.

Sept U'S The matches will be held at Kittansett Club, Marion. Mass. automatic choice for the quad was Congressman Jack Wr tiand of Everett. won the U. S.

amateur crown One of the br.ght spots of the vipc'UTung tournament will be the anticipated return match between The will ho Carr defeated Ward in the City final the British amateur championship recently played over the Oklahoma (Okla.) Golf and Country Course Sept. 14-19. Twenty-three other linksman. in- team has won all three eluding defending champion Jack rnatchcs played since the end of Westland of Everett. five World War II.

other former titleholders, and British kingpin Joe Carr of Ireland, are exempt from qualifying. The field of 200 will compete entirely at match play. Ton members of the U. NAaik- Cup squad have entered the tourney and all qualify automatically. Tha American Cup includes William C.

Campbell. tington. W. Va. The sectionals include: Baltimore, Memphis.

Nashville. Richmond and Huntington. lonaconing Little leaguers Will See Major League Tilt LONCONING Two chartered buses will leave Lonaconing on Saturday August 29. at 8 pm. to transport the Ixmaconing Senators Near Record In 12-5 Win At Detroit Get Eight Straight Hits In 1st Frame lARD ClURLtV cot.

GFNt LITTLFR DETROIT. Aug. 27 The Washington clawed Ralph Branca and reliever Dick Marlowe for eight straight in the first inning to score runs and trounced the Detroit Tigers 12-5 todav. Washington string of one of tying the an record of 9. set by Red Sc'x me 5.

1929 12 held CAMPBFLL DON CHERRY JIM JACRSONS.AM LRZtTTA -I RFN VtNTCRI DICK CH a PM-AN Yhp niau.r leag park 12 heic League baseball players, ana tneir vioarv loin? bv BrooKsyn and the St managers, coaches, and arj r- Five Post 66s In New England Open Tonrney members to Pittsburgh. Card.na.s. The group of approximated 12,5 th.rd base- will go to Forbes Field to see a rr n. reached 6 stra ght times big league ball game, and the duub.e. and 3 of ttsburgh.

In He has 106 times of the Lon- reason, the eague aconing Little h.s had a After the.r open ng burst, the sea-un games Senators added two runs the being piaved on hed le the nn ng and three the 2 Robb S-reet baseb.a thfVd Th was more than enough w'th manv spe-ta- Frunx Shea, who scattered 10 to leg ster h.s 11 th victory aga 5 raoiT Open Go.f rnament opened ARHOA ABHOA 1b 3 3 Kuenn 3 Ri.nnpi» 5 i 2 I 0 1 Thev are I tn A 1 8 1 0 KiUnr cf 1 1 0 toev are in r. UK tra Major Leagues' Leading Hitters The Not including night games NVTIONXL I.EXGl'E Navy To Honor Hall Of Earners At Grid Games Snider Wallops Pair Of Homers As Dodgers Win Defeat Chicago, 7-5, Up Lead Games BROOKLYN. Aug. 27 The BrcHvklyn went on an extra base spree, clouting four homers and two triples, to whip Chicago 7 5 today and increase their league lead to 9'i games over idle Braves. Duke Snider clubbed two homers and Roy Campanella belted out two triples but it was Gil 28th home run of the year in the eighth inning which accounted for the winning runs.

Carl Furillo also homered for and Dee Fondv blasted one for the Cubs in the free swinging battle Ru.ss Meyer yielded 12 hits the Cubs and needed Clem l.abine expert relief assistance with two out in the ninth to gam his victory of the year against five defeats. homer off loser Warren Hai'ker following second triple gave Meyers and the Dixig- ers a 7-5 lead. That seemed to do It but the Cubs dead yet Manager Phil Cav arretta opened the ninth th a pinch-hit double. Mever stiffened to get Prank.e on a fly and Roy Smal- lev for hus ninth strikeout vutim the game. Dee Fr-ndy t.

left S'rue C.ivaretta and when Ralph Kner singled off Peewee iReees glove. Manager Charlie called on Labine. Clem came through again, fanning Randy Jack.son on a two-two count a curv e. Sn der homers with bases empty the third and were 32nd and 33rd of the year, and a perst'nal league mark r. I htraco birector.

GAINES DOG RESEARCH CfeNTCR fHt PODBLE EE RANCH AT SANTA BOASTR A DE LUXE POOL CHURCH AT CORNWALL ENGLAND. A special nck its BOTTDH THROUGH WHICH OOC CAN ENTER IliVy 5 0 ITFY RAlOtRS, A fOXHOONP OF LEFT 44G SONS AND PADCHTFRS WHEN HE DIED AT THE AGE OF 9 41 Ciaintt Dog Mexico School Girl Golfer Is "'Dork Horse'' In Amateur ''Wiffi" Smith Forges To Semi-Final Round 3 and 1. and Dorothy rhv. the 19.51 champion. .3 and 1.

ss Fa K. 27. Dennehy of Forest, and 5 without ioaing a and then expe: ed John the five-tin Rhfvde Island WILL iiRIMSl.KY PROVIDENCE I A 2 (reckl. f.crd I'' rh.mp.'.n frnin W.rw.rk. school girl Mexico and a 34 ear-C'ld New hu 'e oved ntu the AH A AH A kcnr u.f th Am tw.

-id. tors fni.uw.ug the teams. Baltimore Colls Get Another Quarterback Ferrier, Harrison Are Among Leaden Bv l.or WETHERSFIELD. A F': p'a vers, nc'uid ng a siar, nder r.ir the pace as the second 72-hoie $15 Ins irance lb ol me B.ALTIMORE. 27 uT The altimore Colts acquired another former Northwestern star Dick from the Green Bav todav.

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a f.rounded out fo! Marlowe for Mu.er in 'tn wa.hingten ixirt It )A et he: pa.ssing record formerly held bv oetreit 1 1 31 fie Otto Graham, now the Cleve and 2 2 Vu 2 toan 2 Charles J. Shields, Former Oriole, Dies a le gu The gi'idrnn Ive in New Br, 1 r. tes I ed 1869, he na 32 pi and 22 c- neen the wn Ni. A xir'n 2 Kk.im eng of is a. panei 2 HH sR evvv tri 2 sB Ln er- Mm- and 5 4 hi.a<o BB Kupp 'T er 2 0.

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whue tf the open C-rd- Three vea's ago when a Na.v ah a SB and th. It on. itrnk. -h. Jun T.i-nesd o' Bnarc.iff N.

ast year 1 Joe Mciore Jr. of P.ans. N. 19 a n.ne-mnmg SAN Aug 27 Tue -dnv qua.ifying fi. itv shot a 63.

the new courre and Mu Kev Homa of Rvp. N. of th of New H'-itff-rd, Five Places Allotted To District Golfers B.4I.TIM0PE. 27 rii: en golfers frum five and aheit Hommei the Distnri of Co! ill tr. ft.r the five pidces the Amateur here The 36 q.iahfier will be he.d on Mount par 72 cf The five 'ow '1 be for the Sept.

14-19 at Ok lahoma City. I am. a i.f F'ourtn Ph vdeipn a. le same tha' d. c'- ed t'A I in 1912 he xed fie goa.

the ast nv'es to for 6 0. The xt vear he th ve for on pia'ed s- otes aga or v' to 22-9 :4 4 I HarkM 4 one H. and Rob -r-u M't p.itt on the n. Then tt'-'K the mee ure of P-t Leser. 'fd ntercnde- chamr.i.n fr 5 nd 4, Mi Bee Mr- War.

rmtng- A a A ug 4 and 2 and then er- ty -p phed over a of ff Cib n. 5 and 4 10 ev her inter- Jerry Off For Gotham IN on 90.5. hv CCC Golfers Qualify J. I 4 a Iun- I S'-; pilot jn Korea. off New York today to join a'un a nati the New York YanKees.

Ted Colpir.an. second bn: Y. winner, was man for the Yankees unt 1 he the kiSme. a I I th ritd for "ed stood for nmnv years. an a me ALd- wn recrived 109 1U) a M.dd.e.

ne played four tni- f- and -o ity in ack and crew. re- to active duty as a M-irine Abe F'e gus posted 83 aud Dr n. flew 63 rr in Korea. Samuel Jacnhson ehaikeri up an He. hv fe and two rhildren 86 ahfv for to ve at New YorK a men's fa i goif to at the Idiewdd A port at 9 .55 m.

Cumberland Country Club. ton ght nn flight 36. GEniNG BEHER By Alan Maver PJSS 3MTHANOeR, ro oer aooL Elks Even Series With Eagles, 4-2 The BPO. EibS thr'r RncKing Softbau -vag' series with the Order of bv ve t. rd: to tune of 4 i ocher It was derided av the ri game on Monde at 6 15 at Sti' ield.

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