Moore's Win Over Foote Climaxes Western Junior Upsets
In the Western Junior Golf Championship at Lafayette the defending champion Foote of Santa Ana fell out as Roy Moore of Memphis defeated second seed Gary Liotta of Albany 1 up. Upsets also marked the round as Sara Carmichael, Deane Beman and Ronfordsville players advanced, with Don Essig of Indiana and Wayne Pence among others winning decisive matches.
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Foote
Lapayette
James Harreld
Anderson
Bob Foote
Santa Ana
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Uukan
Windloss
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Sara Carmichael
Deane Beman
Ken
Ron
Awfordsville
Don Essig
Indianale O
Caral Wayne
Cara
Phil. Lobstein
Brownwood
Tex
Ronnié Atwell
Indianapolis
Tom Brown
West Lafayette
Jack Moore
Duncan
Okla
Standings, pennants loom in early July baseball talk
The July 4 standings across the leagues are discussed with note of potential doubleheaders to reshuffle the races. The American League top six mirror last year, while the National League keeps four clubs in first division though positions shift. References include Cincinnati, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Brooklyn, New York, and Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
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Zimmerman
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Schmidt
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Essig
Americ
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Cleveland
Boston
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Giants
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Yan
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Jeis Arin
Ana Can
White Sox
Yankees
Lee
East Lansing
Mich
Robert Wagner
Michigan
Yace
Megaphone
Wimbleyear
Bostonfold
Don
Notresemation
Dame
Island
Althea Gibson Is Cheered In New York Parade Day
Harlem tennis star Althea Gibson soaks up fan acclaim after a Broadway parade to City Hall. Mayor Wagner honors her as the nation’s greatest women’s tennis player, with Gibson heading next to Chicago for the National Clay Courts Championship opening Monday as the American Hockey League enters its 20th season.
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City Hall
Wall Grimsley
New York
Althea Gibson
Harlem
Gang
90 — Wade
Ald Acdeaman
Wagner
Miss Gibson
American Hockey League
Red Sox Rally In 10th For Road Win Over Tigers
Boston scores twice in the 10th inning after Lou Sleater miscues on one play to beat the Detroit Tigers 9-7 in a rain dampened game. Frank Malzone walks, Billy Consolo reaches on error, Gene Stephens drives in a run, and Jimmy Piersall adds a sac fly scoring another. Tigers strand 14 runners as Boston carries early lead to victory.
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Boston Red Sox
Lou Sleater
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Ray ‘Boone
Frank Malzone
Arid
Billy ‘Consolo
Sleater
Consolo
Malzone
Duke Maas
Gene Stephens
Jimmy
Wrong-way Campi and the Bowler’s Unusual Right-Foot Start
The story recalls Campi, known as Wrong-way Campi, who started bowling with his right foot forward to gain leverage. He rose from a 178 average in his first three games to a peak 223 over 45 games, winning national doubles with Varipapa in 1947 and other titles plus TV tour prizes. He emphasizes business over sport and notes the advantage of his right-foot roll for tournament play.
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Bespecwis Campi
TSA
Iander
Vawith
Tigers
Tayas
Dumont
Cone
Lasers
Campi
Hbeginner
Louis
Bocci
Varipapa
Houston
Tex
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