Mongrel Bolt and his dog fetch semifinal win
In a quirky scene at Keller course Tommy Bolt, amid golf galleries, befriended a black mongrel pup that followed him through the day. The dog aided with a playful nudge on Bolt’s 39th hole approach, and Bolt recovered to win the semifinal after the canine’s cameo.
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Minnop
Tommy Bolt
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Keller
Bolt
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Snead
Mondas
Tommy
Warner's Condition Described As Serious
Neighbors battle in PGA Golf 36-Hole Finals as Burkemo, Harbert win semis. Burkemo defeats Middlecoff on the 37th hole to set up final with Harbert who edge Bolt on the 36th. Middlecoff, strong comeback, falters at 37th. Warner described as serious after hospital admission.
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Will Grimsley
ST Paul
Minn
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Cary Middlecott
Detroit
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Harbert
Tommy Bolt
Tait
Othe
Ne Rousth
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Franklin
Mich
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Meadowbrook Country Club
Northville
Oakmont
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Saaranaes
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Poo) Warner
Palo Oceanport
Mon Alto Hospital
Cars Set for 300 Lap Sun Valley Crown Race
Cars line up in a 300 lapper at Sun Valley Speedway for the fifth annual national crown. Defending champion Johnny Yoke of Indianapolis and Red Barber of Anderson head a field including Bobby Beeson of New Castle and Bill Evans of Muncie. Five gallon fuel limits promise active pit work as 294 cars race four quarter mile turns with time trials Saturday from 1 to 6 pm to determine pole position.
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Indianapolis
Red Barber
Anderson
Yoke
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Sun Valley
Bobby Beeson
New Castle
Flyin’ Farmer
Bill Evans
Muncie
Jack Farris
Richmond
Sportsmen Win Third Straight In Weekend Series
Pendleton area report notes Alvin Woods four singles in six trips and John Cox two singles and a double fueling a 13 hit attack for the Sportsmen at Rennie Cassidy field. Anderson No.1 Beverage Sportsmen ride hot streak with three straight wins as manager John Wilson pushes lineup for more offense. In a seven inning clash at Memorial Field Rob Leverette and teammates held down a late rally as the Sportsmen defeated the visiting Sansatic All-Stars 12 to 9, with Calvin failing to hold them.
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Pendleton Aerchants
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John Cox
Sportsmen
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Merchantshire
Pendleton
Jon J. Wilson
Ike Weatherly Jr
John Wilson
Anderson
Beverage Sportsmen
Bob Utter
Indiana
Indianapolis Sansatic
IR Chalks Up Two More In Softball
Indiana Reformatory cracks two more softball wins over Outside Dormitory and Ingalls with Madden and Wentz combining for the staff. Skinner pitches for Ingalls while Copeland catches. Postponed Commercial League game note and other roster moves tied to the day’s schedule.
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Wentz
Indiana Reformatory
Ingalls
Bite
Copeland
Tyler
Peters
Maden
Wente
Skinner
Denger
Farm Co
Moon Shines As NL Rookie Of The Year
Wally Moon of the St. Louis Cardinals appears to have the National League rookie of the year award wrapped as he climbs in the batting race. He raises his average to .333, among the top 10 hitters, with Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst close behind. In the American League Irv Noren leads with .358, Minnie Minoso and Mickey Mantle follow, while pitchers Don Antonelli and Allie Reynolds post strong records. Merceda Merceda family note: Merced ela, father of Cleveland pitcher Mike Garcia, dies at 65 after a long illness.
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Chicago
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Yankees
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Indians
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