Women's Amateur Golf Stars Escape Upsets In First Rounds
In Indianapolis, top players won tight matches at the National Women's Amateur Golf tournament. Defending champion Pat Lesser, Barbara Romack and Miss Nelson advanced, while Mary Ann Downey defeated Louise Bola. Notable upset near-miss by Urs Gregory of Gary, Indiana, who led but fell short against Miss Cudone. strong winds tested the field and reduced scores.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Indianapolis
Philip Cadde
Julie Hull
Anderson
Tanice Phelps
Atlanta
Janie Nelson
Robert J. Stancik
Claire Thotan
Cleveland
Cudone
Nelson
Stancik
Western
Anvalelir
Cudane
Montelitir
N. J
Frreery
Gregory
Gary
Yearald
Pablie Gibracy
Cadene
Tesser
Sally Cacruil
Wheeling
W. Va
Romack
Sandra Ann Spuzich
Lencayk
IHR
Long
Hall
Paintsville
Quik
Cynthia ‘Sullivan
Harris
Ourg
Wieners
Momlay
Nursday
Margaret
Wiltie) Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Marlene Stewart
Font
Hilte
Miche Wrewsler
New Haven
Conn
Mary Ann Downey
Bal
Mes
Louise Bola
Major League Standings and Sunday Scores Recap
Major League standings show Milwaukee and Chicago atop the American and National Leagues with scattered results across divisions. Sunday results include Brooklyn beating Cincinnati, and New York, Cleveland, and Detroit posting key wins as teams jockey for position.
Tigers, Manager Offered New Job
Tigers manager Bucky Harris has been offered the job of assistant general manager by the Boston Red Sox. Harris is unavailable for comment, but Tigers officials say they will not renew his contract. The Civic Baseling League opens Sept 20 at the Anderson Hustling Center.
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Brebkull M
Netroit Sans Suie
Bucky Har Ns
Delenil Tigers
Gener HW Wier
Bostay Med Sox
Harris
Tiger
VEC Howling
Thuraby
Ute Andersin
Spahn Keeps Braves' Hopes Alive With 4-1 Victory Over Redlegs
Spahn pitched the Braves to a 4-1 win over the Giants, remaining in pennant contention. Antonelli added a two-run homer, while Dillmer and Mathews contributed key hits as Milwaukee stayed within reach of the Yankees.
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Spahn
Braves
Redlegs
Warren
Brogsiyy
Wwe
Dpahn
Jack Dillmer
Sompebtira
Milwaukee
Danny
O'Conpell
Secsaves
Jond
Tans
New York
Giants
Johny Anto Jor
Bill Bruton
Tell
Homer
Ed Mathews
Arate
White Sox
Billy Pierce
Runvers Strander
Flores Iale
Ange
JVN
Spahin
Farihig Fostur Gisble
Tning
Antonelli
Gene Contoyy
Tnn Vally
Hank Thorpesin
Red Schoen
Dhenst
Willie
May
PCC Bad Boys To Open Season
UCLA and Southern California, the bad boys of the Pacific Coast Conference, prepare for 1956 football openers. Red Sanders and Hill say the squads are eager despite injuries and limited veterans, with UCLA facing Utah and USC traveling to Texas in a hot season kickoff. ajustes in Texas offense noted. little scouting data available beyond newspaper reports.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Southern California
Coadies
Henry
Red) Sanders
JCLA
Sfese
Hill
Southery
Tal
Vardar
Sanders
Utah
Trojans
Austin
Tex
University of Texas
Gill S
Texas
Pat Flaherty Is Improving After Crash
Pat Flaherty, 1955 Indianapolis Star champion, shows steady improvement after injuries from a 540 mile race crash at the Mines State Fair. Doctors report his severely crushed arm may be saved and he could recover enough to walk again, though it is too early to determine if he will ever arrive at full strength. He remains under care at St John’s hospital in Springfield.
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Pat Yaherty
Indianapolis
Mines State Fair
Plaherty
Flaherty
Maherty
St John's Hospital
McAteer Wins 10 Rounder Over Laedee
New Yorker Pat McAteer, middleweight champion of the Naritish Empire, won a ten round decision over light heavyweight Jerry Laedee of New Haven at Stivoles Arena. McAteer, weighing 160 pounds to Laedee's 163, used a steady attack and strong defense to dominate much of the bout, flooring Laedee in the second round and delivering sharp rights to the chin. Referee Barney Belt and judges favored the invader, with The United Press calling the verdict fair.
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New York
Pat Mc ‘Meer
Enilaid
MO Heron
Jerry Laedee
New Haven
Conn
St.ivholes Arena
Ateer
Wright
Annett Luedee
Ranta Hack
Agen
Barney
McAtuer
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Suianhimg
Enelann
Felix
Igil
Antic Au
United Press
Fai
56 Season Last For Lou Little
The athletic department at Columbia confirms a policy change ending Lou Little’s tenure at season’s end. Under the plan a coach may continue until age 65, with formal action scheduled after completion of the current season.
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Lou Little
Khaw Little
Secesni
Golurtia
Columbia
Skating Champion Sugden Retires at Sixteen
London based figure skater Yvonie Sugden, a three time British women’s champion, announces retirement at age sixteen claiming she has achieved all she can and that continuing would demand effort outweighing the reward, noting she narrowly missed an Olympic bronze by 2.82 points.
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London
Yvonie Sugden
Michigan Favored by Sportswriters Over Ohio State in Big Ten
A group of 13 sportswriters selected Michigan to lead the Big Ten football race, with Michigan State and Ohio State listed as ineligible for the Rose Bowl under Big Ten Pac-8 pact. The poll tallies show Michigan at 160 points, Ohio State 143, and Wisconsin, Iowa, and Indiana among others in the mix.
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Thekoyeg
Michigan
Niether
Big Tor
Ohio
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Spartans
Prvadena
Big Ten
Pacifier Coast Conference
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Towa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Dodgers Erase Lead, Beat Redlegs 5-4 in Ninth
Brooklyn climbs to a nine game lead as Clem Labine starts strong, Earl Furillo hits a go ahead homer, and Wally Post drives in two in the ninth in a tense 5-4 victory over Cincinnati. Gil Hodges contributed early in the inning drive, while Sandy Amoros had the key run producing single.
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Carl
le Purklo
Brooks Lawrence
Cincinnati
Herschell
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sandy Amores
Cincinnati Redlegs
Dodgera
Cike
Gil Hodges
Ant
Redlegs
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Rune
Furiljo
Miwaukaes
Clem Labine
Eurlio
Nak Hie
Wally Post
MD Bailey
Dodgers
Hon Bosaent
Hawn
Sat Maglie
Lebine Bhut
Ty Jablonski
Jablonski
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Giants
Pols
Bessent
Cis Bell
Frank Robinson
Carl Erskine
Cinela Hall
Hal Jeffcoat
Furillo
Junior Gilliam
Wee Reese
Jackia Robinson
Furillo Hon
Gillam
Rees
Bell
Frank — Robinson
Duka Snider
Snider
Noe Homer
Indians Meet Indianapolis Tech Friday
Anderson faces Indianapolis Tech at South Anderson Field in a North Central Conference game. Richmond’s heavy backfield pace led a 14–2 win over the Tribe last Friday with Hoch scoring four touchdowns and Satterfield and Johnson adding yardage as Chapman threw four interceptions.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Tech
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Indians
Richmond
Tribe
Mike Hock
Bill Satterfield
Bob Totinson
David Chapman
Hoch
Ting
Satterfield
Johnson
Chapman
Andergang
Nate Johnson
Jiner
Red Devils
Phil Sulivan
Larry
Mantle Rivalry for AL Batting Crown Heats Up
The New York item notes Mickey Mantle leads the American League batting race with a strong finish likely. Ted Williams must hit higher than Mantle and reach 400 at bats to overtake him. Remaining schedule includes meetings with the Yankees and Red Sox, with Mantle facing Chicago and Baltimore as the season ends. Williams’ Red Sox face Kansas City and Washington, while Mantle and the Yankees meet Chicago and Baltimore before September ends. Mantle has surged with a .473 average against the Red Sox in limited at bats, while Williams trails in RBI. The piece ties in other race standings and New York area auto racing results, but Mantle’s chase dominates.
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New York
Ted Willams
Mickey Manle
Mantle
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Yankees
Mastle
Ed Sox
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Red Sox
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Washington
Yans
Chiscago
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al Kaline
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Salem
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Los Angeles
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Giants
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Salum Speedway
Pittsburgh
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Linden
Frank Glasgon
Cincinnati
Dulivs
Duane Carter
Carlzath
Dea
Brooklyn
Tyke
Spider
Joe Alcock
Milwaukee
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Ikullur
Ted Klluss
Jaguszewski
Redlegs
Pal O Connor
North Vernon
Linden Way
Ndinnapolis Motor Speedway
Roaillon
Tony Bettenhin
Pat O'Connor
Ed Klissan
Krid Sacha
Elmer George
Macvin Pifer
Seb Welsh
Jimmy Days
Pro-Amateur Golf Event Tied Up At Country Club
A half-tournament yesterday at Anderson Country Club ended in a tie for first with a 64. Team captains DU Heintein of Indianapolis and Sam Drake of Richmond shared the top spot. Players included John Walker, Einools 7, Aematrony, and Syd Hamblen among others, with several misprints and garbled names in the report.
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Anderson, Country Club
DU Heintein
Indianapolis
Sam Drake
Richmond
Vinfein
John Walker
Einools
Aematrony
Anderson
Taine
Richiand
Drake
Bill Evam
Noblesville
Eart Morriionerson
Syd Hamblen
Titans Benge Rover
New Vasile
Will Wilt
Edgewood
H S Cross Country to Meet Marion at Edgewood course
The 4 H S cross country team will open the meet today with four runners at Edgewood Golf Course. The Indians, defending champions, are set to face Marion in today’s hat session. Wary is captain of the gag.
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H.S
Marion
Tite Amlersondich School
Craig
Edigewool
Marin
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