Golf round notes from Olympic Club Lakeside chaos
Scattered golf results show Inman shooting 75 after a 70 lead, Hogan era tied with a 69, Fleck opening 7 first round stars Burke and Tannen stumble with 77 and just under par. Turway Togin and Bead deliver long drives, while Snaver and Bead post strong rounds as contenders reel from tough holes and erratic play.
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Church Sets New Javelin Mark In NCAA
Gerry Church of Oregon Italy set a new four man NCAA javelin mark with a 202 foot throw in preliminaries of the 34th annual collegiate championships. Charley Higgins BYU and Phil Conley Caltech also surpassed the old mark as finals loom. Northwestern’s Jin Golliday tied the Los Angeles Coliseum record in the 100 yard dash heats.
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Trail Sports at Palo Grounds Ahead of Moore Bout
Whitney Martin reports from Asbury Park that WW-Bo Olson trains at Convention Hall and the nearby Atlantic City area for a light heavy clash with Archie Moore next Wednesday. Olson sharpens sparring routines on the Boardwalk while Nehampton hardens for the 175 pound fight, aiming to peak without weight problems.
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Abel’s, Hammons and Lutheran Teams Lead City Night
Abel’s Tavern blanked Container 14 to 0 in a city tournament softball night at Shadyside Park. North Anderson homers by Downs and Mathews fueled a 14-0 win over Container as Abel’s hurler Leach delivered a no hit shutout. Christ Lutheran defeated South Meridian 9 to 0 behind Fox scoreless pitching and M. Roper’s hitting, while Hammons and Leviers battled in a separate frame with strong pitching and fielding from both sides.
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Ward and Bolt Tie At Halfway Open Lead
Harvie Ward of San Francisco and Bolt chased the National Open halfway leader as Ward shot an even par 72 and Bolt carded 67. The two top contenders held a narrow edge over fading frontrunner Tommy Roll amid unsettled scoring in the first two rounds.
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Local sports card lists multiple games and rosters
A cluttered sports card lists numerous 4 PM to 8 PM games across venues like Shadyside Park Fairview and Memorial Field. It notes teams such as Anderson Sporting Sands Wells Financa and UAW locals, with mentions of Horton Killebrew and Washington Senators rosters.
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Sportsmen Take On Columbus Nine At Local Field
The Anderson No. 1 Beverage Sportsmen open their 1955 baseball slate at Memorial Field against Columbus Merchants tonight. The teams have split four recent meetings with extra innings in two. Columbus reports strong form this season, and the Sportsmen list a large roster mix including Vineagy Woods Harrington Adams and several others for tonight's readiness. The game starts at six o'clock with a practice session beforehand.
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Ragenied Men’s Galt Chih Day Event Planned
Officials decided yesterday against a two day program for the city event. The service will be held at Xa'elack to Regni Me elutes with Fetinet on Sunday the 18th, as announced by the men’s group and city authorities.
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Squaw Valley Wins 1960 Winter Olympics Bid
The IOC selected Squaw Valley California to host the 1960 Winter Games, defeating Innsbruck Austria by a close vote 32 to 3. This marks the first time the winter games leave Europe in 28 years. Squaw Valley is an unincorporated Sierra Nevada village near the California Nevada line.
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