Rubendall Sets Course Record In NCAA Golf
Former Wisconsin star Roger Rubendall tied for medalist honors at the NCAA golf championships, shooting 68 after an opening 74 for 142 total. Syracuse’s Warren Simmons matched the score, with Rubendall tying for medalist as 64 players qualified from 43 states and four countries for the final rounds in Columbus Ohio.
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Gibson Struggles in Wimbledon Opener Despite Win
Althea Gibson of New York edged Suzi Koernmezy 6-4 6-4 in Wimbledon first round amid rain and slick grass. The Harlem star battled errors yet secured a 2nd round berth as fellow Americans like Louise Brough and Darlene Hard progressed in a day disrupted by showers.
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Daleville upset ends season with Albany win
Albany defeats Daleville 9 2 in Delaware County High School Leagues baseball as Downing strikes out six and walks two in six and a half innings. Daleville, now 5 1, will play Royerton Thursday at Daleville diamond.
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Joe Adcock Placed On Disabled List
Milwau kee Braves place first baseman Joe Adcock on the disabled list after a broken right leg suffered sliding into second base against the Phillies. Commissioner Frick allowed a roster call up. Adcock expected to miss six to eight weeks.
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Famed Detroit Stars To Meet Local Falstaffs
The Detroit Stars champions of the Negro American League face the Anderson Falstaff baseball club at Anderson Memorial Field tomorrow night at 8 15. Stars star Abdull Showboat Johnson hits .309 and Palmer Hubbard and Warren Carithens provide power while the Flying Nesbits perform before and after the fifth inning. Carithens opened season with a grand slam and is compared to Mantle Mays and Snider. Hubbard, a St Louis native, draws major league interest for his clout and Johnson covers first base and outfield with a .300 average.
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Detroit Tigers Chief Warns Players After Loses
Detroit manager Jack Tighe blasted his players after six losses in seven starts and warned they would wake up or face fines. He spoke in Washington before a series with the Senators after a 6 0 loss to Baltimore.
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Kiwanis Leads Civic Golf League at Edgewood Club
The Civic Golf League results show Kiwanis leading with a 310 total led by W. K. Black G. C. Hallenbeck and H. Forse. Rotary Lions and others posted totals 315 364 377 425 as teams battled at Edgewood with separate low gross and par standings noted. Also announced is the Civic League match at Anderson Country Club Thursday and the Atlantic Tuna Tourney set for Narragansett RI Aug off Point Judith with Walter J. McDonough chairman and S. Wider as vice chairman.
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Joe Rivers Oldtime Boxer Dies After Illness
Joe Rivers aged 65, famed for a rare double knockdown with Ad Wolgast, died Tuesday in an Inglewood sanatorium after a long illness. The 1912 title clash saw Rivers best Wolgast for 12 rounds before a decisive punch sent him to the canvas.
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