Methodist Star Emerges In National Collegiate Golf Meet
In Houston at Bravhue Country Club the 5th National Collegiate Gulf Championships open with Earl Moeller of Oklahoma A&M losing to Carrell of Methodist 3 and 2 and Bryan Honts falling to Albert in sudden death. Moore and Honts led early while Norton of Purdue eliminated Fett of Yale as the field narrows to eight after round two.
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Marlene Gesell Dominates First Round in Women's Tourney
Marlene Gesell of the University of Minnesota coasted to victory in the first round of the Women's National Collegiate Golf Tournament at Starmount Forest, shooting a qualifying medal 76 over 6500 yards and defeating Judy Smicke of Ohio State 7 and 5. Barbara Meinire of Purdue advanced, overcoming Pat Reese of Stetson to reach the second round.
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Ex Champ Beats jHeart Seizure and Hospital Bed
Ex champion Bud Taylor suffered a heart attack on June 1 and remained critical before being moved to his daughter’s home for recovery. The Terre Haute native, long based in Los Angeles, drew nationwide attention during his hospital stay as fans sent mail and calls. A brief sports wrap notes bowling and boxing highlights, including William Knox’s 300 game and Henry Armstrong’s multi-division titles, and mentions Eliot Phillips’s defeat to Cecil Calhour.
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Rosen Doby And Lemon Lead A’s To Win In Cleveland
Cleveland catcher Bal Lemon, Al Rosen, and Barry Doby powered a 5-2 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics. Rosen hit his 12th home run of the season while Doby connected for his 10th as Cleveland moved into first place. Lemon contributed key RBIs and Lemon later suffered a right index finger fracture but returned to the lineup after X rays. Philadelphia scored in the second and seventh innings, with Bill Wilson homering for the A’s.
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Dodge unveils Power-Donte V8 engine for efficient trucks
Dodge introduces a new Power-Donte V8 combustion chamber design aimed at higher efficiency for modern trucks. The development promises improved fuel economy and power output, signaling a shift in heavy pickup performance.
Jagade Quits Football To Focus On Business Interests
Chick Jagade, star fullback for the Cleveland Browns, announced Wednesday he is quitting football to devote full time to his business career. The former Indiana University standout, living in Glenview, said he loves the game but made a firm decision to retire, citing his job as assistant sales manager at Precision Castings Corp in Chicago and the firm's requirement to choose between football and his company duties.
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White Sox Extend Winning Streak Over Senators
Chicago White Sox beat the Washington Senators 8 to 6 to extend their streak to five wins. Morrie Martin started the sixth, Lollar delivered a timely bases loaded hit, Porterfield faced five Sox pitchers, and Cleveland stayed three games ahead after defeating Philadelphia. In other news, Landy of Australia set a world best in the fastest mile with 3 minutes 58 seconds, breaking Roger Bannister’s record.
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Orioles to change spring training site for 1949
Baltimore's Orioles say they will abandon Arizona Sotral for spring training next year. General manager Art Ehlers cites travel distance and scheduling impracticalities as reasons to seek a new site. Former TCU star Jin Busby, Washington Senators outfielder, is mentioned in the piece.
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Nat Hitter Drives Dodgers Past Reds for 6-3 Win
Brooklyn gains on first-place Giants as Duke Snider leads with four RBI. Snider's bases loaded triple in the third and a fourth-inning single highlighted a Brooklyn offense that tallied all runs against rookie Corky Valentine, who took the loss. Don Newcombe improved to 5-3. Reds tallied in first inning and again in the fourth on Gus Bell double and Ted Kluszewski single, his 1,000th major league hit.
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Mulford recalls Indianapolis 500 early days and racing feats
In a candid interview Ralph Mulford, a veteran driver now selling cars in Red Bank, recalls his 1911 Indianapolis 500 second place and his long, injury-free racing career. He notes open-wheel chaos, the first balloon tire, and his diverse drives across major tracks. Big Jack Johnson is also mentioned as the era’s heavyweight icon.
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