Erskine Hurls 5-Hitter For His 12th Win
Brooklyn Dodgers rout New York Giants 15 hits to five as pregame suspense fades. Erskine picks up his 12th win with a five-hit effort and Don Mueller scores on a double in the fourth. Pee Wee Reese and Jackie Robinson each collect three hits and drive in three runs, while Duke Snider walks three times. The Giants collapse with three relievers used and Maglie suffering his first loss at Abbotts Field.
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Brooklyn
Sal Marlie
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Giants
Dodgers
Maglie
Abbets’ Field
Leo Durocher
Pee Wee Reese
Jackie Robinson
Erskine
Duke Snider
Roy
Campanella Snider
Mes
Campanella
Secon
Don. Mueller Pierce Governor
Hank Thompson
Charles
Chuck
Humes
Andy Broey
Indiana
Corwin
Oonne
Columbus
Brookly Anon
Pierce Gov
Snider
Diamines
Yitdt Humes
Linder
Pierce
Amsoros I Fia Dd
Clark
Robinson
Soasre H
Hudson
Whitehead
Hoak
Witching the Moose
Ates LaFontaine
Lidhes
Sokol
Abel
Clendenen Rork
Hensley
Hill
Unio
Westrum
Meese
RBI
Hodges
Amoros
Reese
Thompson
Lockman
Carmelo
Bbstar
Wilhelm
Giel
Cor
Anbeaten
So—Wilhelm
Marlie
Mani- Wilhelm
Rer—Maghe
Eastern Parkway
Darwin
Arena Fretine
Balk
Mag- U
Barlick
Dixon
Balachowski
Lesser's 72 Sets Western Women's Golf Qualifying Mark
Pat Lesser, representing Seattle University, fired a 3 under par 69 to set a new qualifying record on the Western Women’s Golf tour in Indianapolis. The 2-year-old record topped Dorothy Ellis Black and Sue Fullmer’s marks, with Lesser edging Carol Diringer of Tiffin by two strokes as the field of 144 played from the men’s tees over 6604 yards.
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Indianapolis
Pat Lesser
Seattle
Univer Quatro
Sity
Hor
Meliiwond
Viannie Dennehy
Weas
Carol
Diringer
Tiffin
Ohio
Louise Suggs
Maurice Glick
Baltimore City
Miss Lesser
Gammon
Paul
Minn
Pacific Northwest
South
Atlantic
Joret Mcintosh
Cincinnas
Mery Sergent
Memphis
Tenn
Attas
Seat Wann
Anse
Dorothy Ellis Black
Sue Full
Mer
Wheeling
W.va
All-Star Coach Bars The Scouts
The All-Star event features a standout performance by Miss Lesser who carded an eagle three, birdies, and a near break of par but fell short on the final hole. Other notable figures include Mickey Wright as low amateur, Doran tied for fourth, and a field of top amateur hopefuls with 32 players in each flight vying for the championship at Purdue and nearby courses.
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Miss Lesser
Mickey Wright
Ladolla
Califlow
USGA
Wail
Udp
Doren Peily
Orapotie
Eawerse Aeulctey
Virginia” Gennehy
Forey
Barbara ‘Brememan
Indonay Moray Jones
Rutland
Lapayette
Ind
Karin Tatum
College Williams
Urbana
Ill
Joe Agnello
Petey Scalzo
Detroit Lion
Lesser
Appweather
Collegians
Artie Schwartz
Purdue Univer
Washington
Ann Quast
Costa
Sity Monday Everett
Miss Diringer
Betty Ker
Tatley
Akron
Ohio
Erskine Nationals Topple Middletown In Area Opener
Erskine Nationals of Anderson defeated the Middletown All-Stars 11 to 4 in the Anderson Area Little League opener at Shadyside Park. Five runs in the second and six in the third powered Erskine’s attack, while Middletown added three in the fourth and one in the sixth. Carmack led with two hits in three trips, Merritt and Reedy started Middletown’s rally, and Graybiel earned the win allowing five hits.
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Middletown
Don Shipley
Bob Walbridge
Jim Johnson
Jim Evernham
Julian Holguin
Herald
Erskine Nationals
Anderson
Middletown All-Stars
Merritt
Reedy
Graybiel
Raving Gole Grist Partnership Leads In Tourney Pairings
Overview of first round matches for the Grist Partnership Best Ball event with players D. Roberts, B. Sewell, H. Glaze-D, Owen T. Stroud, G. G. Gregory, R. Carmany, E. Anson, Parker A. Closser0, Penry, H. Barker, L. Relford, V. Deaton-D. Overlin, J. Hervey, K. Talbert A. Langford G, Bryant, B. Thomas D. Roush, Melson Jr. Beck, D. Sehlaback, R. Leidolf, Melson R. Wolf, B. Brown-P. Lewis. First round set for July 31-Aug 1 with Aug 14-15 rounds. Sandview Seniors tourney Aug 1. Bradley Stinson defending champ. Ray Hall receiving entries. Kirkman Handicap left with several matches. Edgewood plans Father-Son Journey Aug 29. Committee listed. Edgewood men’s championship trials end Aug 1. Prizes from local merchants. class awards and guest day details included. Middletown Merchants end Zionsville’s 12-game streak 4-3 as Ralph McCoy shines. next tests vs Indiana Reformatory and Plainfield. Card from Leo Judy notes Bermuda trip and fishless vacation.
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Gole Grist
D. Roberts
B. Sewell
H. Glaze
Owen T. Stroud
G. G. Gregory
R. Carmany
E. Anson
Parker A
D. Sehlaback
R. Leidolf
Melson R. Wolf
B. Brown
P. Lewis
Sandview
Bradley Stinson
Ray Hall
Shannon Chambers Sr
Dale Overlin
Charles Melson
Bert Thomas
Elmer Anson
Pete Lewis
Bob Leidolf
Don Granger
Leo Oshier
Fagewood Country Club
Edgewood Country Club
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George Williams
Bob Blake
Harold Campbell
John , Hiday
Ovid Penry
Red Wolf
Charles England
Lew Roby
Harry Ackerman
Cliff Hardwick
Ben Chamberlin
EY Flanagan
Franklyn Marsh
Chet Gibson
Dale Jackson
Charles Whetsell
C. C. Davisson Schuster
Low Net
John McGuire
Edgewood
Kaufman's
Hoyt
Record Archery Claim Sets 726 Yard Freestyle Shot
Ryuyyar Anartes Pierson of Cincinnati claimed a new world record in freestyle archery flight shooting with a 726 yard arrow flight. The prior mark of 719 yards was set by Paul Berry of Middletown, Ohio, at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in 1950.
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Ryuyyar Anartes Pierson
Cincinnati
Paul Berry
Middletown
Ohio
Fond du Lac
Wis
Santee Aims For 3:55 Mile After Navy Prep
Wes Santee, Kansas star, predicts a 3:55 mile soon as he finishes Navy training and returns to complete his college degree. He notes Bannister and Landy as peers and says he plans to focus on training and a possible 1952 return, while eyeing a 3:35 mile in the near future.
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Herb Avrse
University
Shington
Wes Santee
Kansas
Quanticn
Sandy
Bannister
Santee
Onky
Touchdown Club
United Sates
Toon Commander School
Tieo, Va
Andrews KQ's Durelle In 5th
Andrews KQ's Durelle stops Yvon Ducville in 1 06 of the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Durelle, from Buffalo, earns a seventh ranking but the report notes the bout outcome and round of finish. The card also mentions a Soviet quartet lowering the 3 20 meter relay world record to 7 25 8 in Kiev, surpassing the prior 7 28 mark.
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Paul Andrews
Buffalo
Yvon Ducville
Nticolas
London
Kiev
Moscow
Ussr
Plants 1-4 Outhit Foe but Still Lose 13 to 4
Plants 1-4 outhit foe 13 to 4 but lose league feature at Morning Park. Rhodes and C Parks split hurling chores for Plants with Lemond going distance. TSU attack cited as contest key. rest of garbled lines reference PGA coordinator Leacox and Nepal irrigation plans.
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Rhodes
C. Parks
Earl Lemond
Dixon
Marsh
Harrison
Davis
TSU
Tony
ST. Paul
Minn
Soewyie
Robert Leacox
Kansas
Stawe
Weolti
Leacox
Tournate
Lemond
Uprest
Ioore
Apc
Pene
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Heoay
Merri
Ray
Wommna Cowan
Chicago
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Ronan City
Anderson Country Club
Bill Pressing
John Baker
Harry Forse
Tom Decker
MW. Fleece
Frank Fishback
Doug McGregor
Rom. Page
Morris Green
Jim Moore
R.A. Bennett
George C. Hughes
W. C. Kelly
Middletown Licks
Monte Hale
Middletown Merchants
Zions Way
Ralph McCoy
Merchants
Zionsville
Fisher
Kouns
McCoy
Indiana Reformatory
Hale
Papps
Fred Male
St. Kow E. Tronsville
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Rector Wo Judy
Bermuda
Leo D. Judy
Milan Hermida
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Ng Fun
Army Reserve
Meridian Street
Hume
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Winchester
Mnd
Eae
Sylvania TV
Miller’s Fine Furniture
TD Club
Walt Ditzen
Uitzen
Katmandu
Nepal
PGA
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