Davis Overhauls Campbell At State Open Lead
Davis overhauled Campbell to claim the lead after 36 holes in the Indiana State Open. Prominent linkmen on the Rules Committee include L O Parker George Crittenberger Wally Nalgon and Red Wel aawat Brown. Eagle Day Tuesday raised funds as fans watched the event to determine a successor to Dale Marey.
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Open golf championship at Anderson Country Club halves lead
Ralph Heinlein of Indianapolis and Joe Campbell of Anderson share second as Bill Davis posts a 70, with Fort Wayne’s Davis and Campbell tied for second after 36 holes. The field includes 38 pros and 22 amateurs in the Indiana Open at Anderson.
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Naragon Powers Hal Naragon to Triples Victory
Hal Naragon hits a key triple to secure a win as catcher Jack West leads Muncie with a 75 76 15 scoreline. teammates Bill Smith Elwood Jack Ramsey Tipton and Oscar Metson Jr. contribute in a tightly contested game amid amateur competition.
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Hard Whip Suspension for Yonkers Driver Workman
Yonkers Raceway stewards suspend James T. Workman for 15 days after an indiscriminate use of the whip while driving Indiana Hanover in the eighth race on Tuesday night. The incident occurred near the finish when he struck Red Fire driven by Wayne Smith.
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Dodgers Take Half Game On Giants In 4 2 Victory
Brooklyn Dodgers win 4 2 over Cincinnati Redlegs to pull within a half game of the league leader New York Giants. Billy Martin earns his eighth win with five walks and two doubles allowed, Jim Green pitch staffer, Al Walker and Gil Hodges noted for two strong performances.
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Standings and Tonight's MLB Matchups Across Leagues
National League features New York at Chicago with Maglie and Antunalli both strong in ctl. Philadephia visits Milwaukee as Wel-oicksen and Wilton show solid form. American League hosts Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Philadelphia with Connegra and Jahmen leading. Baltimore plays Boston as Turley and Madion take the mound.
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Phillies Manager Moore Hamner Feud Ends After Conference
Phillies manager Terry Moore and player Roy Hamner reached a cooling agreement after a downtown hotel meeting about off field conduct. Moore said there would be no disciplinary action and planned a closed team session to discuss the issue. Hamner admitted the remarks were wrong and defended the players' discipline while Moore criticized on field behavior and training rule disregard.
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Red Sox Rally In Fifth To Defeat Tigers
Boston built five of seven hits in a five run fifth inning and topped Detroit 5 to 3 behind Willard Nixon and Frank Sullivan. Kuenn and Hatfield drove Detroit’s scoring with a pair of two base hits and a sacrifice fly, but Sullivan shut down the Tigers in relief to seal the win.
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Trabert Seixas Lead U S in Eastern Tennis Event
Defending champion Tony Trabert earned the top seed for the National Tennis Championships at Forest Hills with Vic Seixas close behind as the other U S leader. Australian Lewis Head heads the foreign list with fellow Davis Cup mate Ken Rosewall also ranked.
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Surface Midge Techniques For Trout Angling
A 19th century guide describes using light surfaced midge fly patterns and spider flies to imitate tiny midges on the water. It advises thin dry flies with light colors and small leader tippets to avoid line burden, aiming to entice trout feeding on the surface.
White Sox Crush Senators 7-2 in Seven-Run Burst
Chicago White Sox overwhelmed Washington with seven runs in the first two innings clinching a 7-2 victory. Minnie Minoso starred with three RBIs and scored twice, Chico Carrasquel doubled to start the game, and Bucky Stewart took the loss while Billy Pierce earned his seventh win.
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Fighter Mans suspended over blind eye admission
Fred Mans, a middleweight fighter, admits he has fought for over a year with a blind right eye and is suspended indefinitely by the Pennsylvania State Athletic Commission after an eye specialist report. John D. Holahan ordered the action citing concerns before Mans’s August 10 bout with Billy Tisdale.
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Marion Drivers Poised For Three Night Arm Camp Speedway Card
Marion race drivers led by Bill Raby Russ Blackburn Don Jones Bruce Sprinkle and Oscar Guy are expected in all three Armscamp Speedway shows Friday Saturday and Sunday with a 100 lap championship on Sunday and 15 lap semifinal. Racing starts 8 30 p m CDT each night with 7 30 p m trials.
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Stranahan Now Favored As Amateur Field Narrows
In Detroit at the Country Club of Detroit Billy Joe Patton loses momentum in morning golf as Frank Stranahan rises to lead the U S Amateur field. A double round of eliminations trims the field to 18 players with Patton beaten by Don Doe, a 33 year old Canadian tobacconist, amid late night shifts and rising spectator energy.
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