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All-American Final In British Amateur Golf Championship

Carnoustie, May 31.

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the memorable first all-American Anal in the

history, of the British Amateur Glof Cham- pionship, Willie Turnesa of White Plains, New York, defeated Richard, Chapman of Pine- hurst, North Carolina, by three and two over 36 holes.

Chapman had an outward half of 34 for the first nine, but faded to 41 for a total of 76 for the first eighteen holes.

When play started an hour for the final seven holes of the Inte because of a thunderstorm match. during whlel torrential rain Honked the course, Chapnian be. enme five up at the ninth but Tarnean won the next five holes to square in which state the match remained at the end of the first round,

A thick mist drifted over the course and made distance judg- ment difficult in the afternoon, but the course swarmed with spectatore, who were impressed

His golf Improved in the next nine for a tally of 37, and he was at only one over four when the end came. Only four | holes were halved during a first round of unusual fluctuations... Amazing Golf Chapman, holding a long putt by the magnificent quality of at the first and a chip shot at golf and pluck of the cantho necond for two in winning birdle threes (one under par) Chapman taking three to went straight ahead, playing rench the green at the 27th be. I devnatalling golf to lead by five camo one down for the Arat Holes at the ninth. Turnesn

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the match. Deadly was left gasping against this putting was un outstanding brilliance, but refused to be feature. Turneяa's cores were heaten. 75 and 70 ngalnat' Chapman'a 75 # 74. The courke scratch score is 76.

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The British control authori- ten in Gormany announced to- day that the average dally ration insued this week In Han over Province, one of. the grain producing provinces of western Germany, was 1,214 calories, instead of the official 1,550 Athena, May 31. calories. The end of a prominent

In the Ruhr, the average TP- guerilla leader. Georgen Mal-tion was a little more than 900 tezos, alins Captain Dzoumer- calories dully. kitts, had been exhibited in

Colabaca, central Greece,

A message from Hamburg President Fritz reports that Ebert announced In the Brain- denburg Parliament in Potsdam (Soviet zone) today, that pointo stocks in that province had been confiscated to chaure

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A despatch from the Second Army Corps announced that Maltezos, a former Beutenant in the Greek Army who became the leader of a large guerilla band, was among a number of guerillas lifted in the Mount potato seed supplies.-Reuter. Pindus aren.

Paris, May 31. The sight of the head wani

Four Swedish athletes, stated to have had a quietening Eriksson, Sorgvist, Bengtssoni eflect upon the population and Aberg, with their trainer, Reüler.

Nason, arrived here today by air to participate in a series of three athlette meetings in Lisbon, May 31.

France. The nicetings will be at Paris' on France defeated Italy by 11 Melum tomorrow, to 5 when the Indies foll icam June 5 and Nancy on June 8 event, comprising only one Anal-Reuter, pool in the world fencing cham-1 pionships, was begun here to day.

Fencing

The French team were later. defeated by Denmark, who now hold the Ladies Foils Champlon-cies ship.

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When Chapman bunkered his second, at, the tenth and failed to emerge at the first attempt, "Just Too Good" Turnern stepped in to win the "I feel very fortunate to win hole, That was the start of an the title," Turnen said as he astonishing change of fortunes.. The following survived, the took the cup after the match. Turnern took Chapman's place men's Individual foils elimina- Canal vin Vancouver BC Kowloon He added he hoped return on the crest of the wave and tion series and entered the CPO. tar and Reg.) 9.... (Ord.

You ca rode it for all it was worth. He semi-finals:

9.30 nm,1 G.P.,0., (Par, and Iteg. 9.30 Dirogn next year td, defend it,

(x.m., (Ord) 10 am. Chapman, claiming Turness won the next four holes to love) Tewilek and Abdel Hafiz of

Benton, Norests. as his best friend, said that the match. The fight then was Egypt. Maye Lloyd of Britain.! Turnexa wan "just too good foron in carnest. Neither pinyer Mangirrotu Rengno Palliri and Japan, Nein.

Boughol me".

showed any sign of cracklog. Noatini of Italy,

one sho! below The high standard of golf can but if

the he best shown by the figures highest standard, the other was obtained by both men ወን the there to take the advantage. 7,200 yarıls

The crack came at the 27th недве couras, which has a par of 76-38 and hole when Chapman drove into 38.

the rough and lost the hole. Turnesa on the first 18; reach Turness took the lead, for the ed the turn in 36 the second | first Ume. The next four wounded British servicemen as Alemélt für -Shanghal. Nanking. Han. time and was two under fours holes were

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Centrefelder Pete' Relser's hamer coring first basemen Jackie Robinson highlighted a four run spree by Brooklyn in the third inning.

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Nuernberg, May 31.

Giants a 10 to 9 victory in a free Willy Meerschmidt, Germany's inventor of air- planes, hopes to go to Amercia soon to work

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Four home runs were hii dur- on planes propelled by atomic energy. ing the two and one half hour "I roceived fun offer from beri came and destroyed them," game in which nine plichers were the Americans about two he said.

months ago", Messerschmidt.. This same plant today is be- The rest of the National Lea-ald. "I am waiting now for Ing changed to build railway que teams were idle, with the ex- ception of the Chicago-Pittsburgh more details of the offer. If repair parts. It is operated by game which is to be played at will be allowed to work indepen- Germana under the son-in-law S.S. “YOCHÓW”

dently I will most certainly ne-of Wilhelm Mann, one of the In the American League Out-cept".

défendanta in the Igefarben Damaged cargo ex, the above felder Charlie Keller drove in Ave As to planes propelled by case, Messerschmidt's personal vessel will be surveyed. by runs with two homers and a single atomie energy he thinks is fortune has dwindled but he Messrs. Goddard & Douglas at as the New York Yankees routed highly possible through The

says 'cheerfully that at least it | Holt's Wharf from 10 am, on 4th Bob Feller, 8 to 4.

storing of energy in batteries, costs him nothing to live at the June, 1947, and consignees re He says that some research was voluntary witness house,

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be present during, the survey, many and he would like to have a hand in making it a reality.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE. Before he can go, however, he will have to be tried, by the

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Detrolt increased its league lead to 3% games by defeating Wash ington & to 4. Centrefelder Stan Spence accounted for all, the Washington runs with two run homers in the seventh and ninth innings.

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The 4 9-year-o 1 d Mes- Winning pitcher Karl Drews serechmidt, who developed Jet propelled. planes for tho Luftwaffelong before Alliea began producing them, recalls with a chuckle the dif ficult time he had selling them to the Nazis.

Washington

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ed 10 Boll Milch," Mcs- batted in:-Torgeson serschmidt said. ** (Braven 30; Marshall (Glunta). He continued: "But by that 30; Williams (Red Sox). 29; Kaler time it was too late to do much (Yankees):27; Mize (Glants) 27. good." He produced.some 800

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