Stranahan Falls As British Amateur Tour Enters Quarterfinals
In Muirfield, Scotland, American golfers led by Bill Campbell and Walker Cup star kept the U S in contention as the British Amateur progressed toward the quarterfinals. Frank Shanahan was eliminated after a 4 and 3 defeat, while Ernest Millward and other Americans fell on Thursday. Joe Care defended his title by morning victory over Harold Ridgley and afternoon win over Peter Toogood to reach the next round.
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Sterling Slappey Muirfield
Scotland
Air Force
Uncle Sam
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.I. Va
Tift
Eric Dallon
South Africa
Maj
W. D. Wenderson
Santa Francisco
Alan Hall
Campbell
Dick Davies
Annandile
Calif
Harold Ridgley
Havertown
Joe Care
Ridgley
Peter Toogood
Australia
Lh Dale
Yank Reserve Seeks New Bats Ahead of Cobb County Game
Washington WI Willte Mir ada, a Yankees reserve outfielder, asked for seven bats from manager and traveling secretary Bill McCory. The request hints at plans to appear in the upcoming Cooperstown showdown against Cincinnati on September 9, with Mir as a likely bat in the lineup.
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Washington
Willte Mirada
New York Yankees
Bill McCory
Cincinnati
Purdue hosts Big Ten track meet amid Illinois Michigan clash
An Illinois-Michigan driven field lines up at Purdue for the Alg Ten Kazonski intercollegiate track carnival with Indiana and Purdue fielding large squads. Indiana aims for early events while Michigan seeks a first title in a decade highlighted by sprint stars and a 27 man roster strength.
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Brooklyn
Bb—Simmons
Philadelphia
HI Caller
Newcombe
Wade
Jones
Kazonski
Palica
Milliken
Meyer
Purdue Simmons
Sp—Miller
Y—Miller
iUniversity
Miller
L—Newcombe
Ackowski
Tatels
Gure
Conan
Severy
Brogki
Gilam
Indiana
Reese
Sietelle
OlFondy
Illinois
Michif Robinson
Leiner
Williams
Hood
Michigan
Hodges
Olgauer
Furillo
Jackson
Thompson
Illini
Enulgndars
Willie Willams
Schoendienst
Wilt Musial, Jr
Snider
Burgess
Kozanski
Joe Corley
Cirillo McSween
Hamner
Ashburn
Hoak
Wyrold Burgess
Maynard
Fessenden
Ink
Janes
Targesun
Alea
Hammer
Ena Frazier
Pete Gray
John Roas
Moylnis
Gilliam
SR — Honk
Sarni
Chrisiangen
Jordeson
Wyroslek
Sb—Slaley
Papaont
John Ashburn
Sf—Kazanski
Humus
Oy Robinson
Godfreys
Vallortigara
Ernest Lucorelli
Virginia
Steve
Lucereili
Vernon
New York
Lord Willin
Sievers
Fritz Nilsson
Chicago
Busby
Indiana, Which Nosed Out Mid.|St Fotis
Moon
Banks
Tri—Kiner FitzGerald
Baumholtz
Fondy
Saver
Erwilliger
Hemus
Pilski
Inker
Mnon
Len Robinson
Mel Edwards
Johrjet
Ha—Kiner
Sauer
S—Stoley
Gorman
Trawe
Fred Watson
Kiner
Rush
Schoendlanst
McDonald
Renulski
Saratoga
Cal Boyd
Baker
Bakerington
Ned Fondy
McDougald
Skawran
Cole
Michigan State
St. Louis
RBI
Skowron
Jrave
Stobbs
Ho—Kusava
Iowa
Purdue
Wacker
Man
Silvera
Garey
L—Kuzava
U— Minnesota
Northwestern
Staley
Washington
Flaherty
Stevens
Rommel
Jonia State
Gara Qn
Slobbs
W—Rush
L—Staley
Jim
U—Dixon
Goetz
Dasculi
Bej Gorman
Satara
Belmont Park
Big Ten Title Meets Awarded for 1955 56
Lafayette Indiana hosts the 1955 Big Ten swimming meet on March 3 in Columbus Ohio State Wisconsin and Minnesota will share 1955 wrestling and gymnastics dates with fencing set for March 5 at Wisconsin. The 1956 fencing meet is planned for Illinois on a yet unspecified date. Conference reps reviewed a proposed financial aid formula based on academic ability and established need.
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Lafayette
Ind
Minnesota
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Ilinois
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