Dodgers Suffer First Double Loss HAAS IS 'FAVORITE' Denny Shute Cards 66 To Lead Manakiki
The Manakiki Open golf journey began with Denny Shute leading at 66 after rounds of 31-35, while Freddie Haas paced a crowded field with 67 to sit second. Jimmy Clark was disqualified for posting a wrong score, as 45 players were under par or tied near the top on the 6651 yard layout. Harold Williams and Herschel Spears tied at 68, with several players at 69 and 70 in a broad opening-round mix.
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New Orleans
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Huntington Beach
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Clark
Thians
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Herschel Spears
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Major Baseball Standings And Player Leaders Listed
A compiled list from The Associated Press shows leading players by category across teams. Highlights include Mantle with 14 home runs for New York and Musial posting 82 RBIs for St Louis, with several other leaders in runs hits and pitching across leagues.
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Washington
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New York
Jensen
Boston
Rivera
Reynolds
Turley
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National
Snider
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Mueller
Mays
Bruton
Milwaukee
Antonelli
Haddix
Braves Rally Past Dodgers In 9-8 Classic Gamble
Milwaukee squad overcame an 8-3 deficit with bases loaded in the 9th. Joe Adcock drove in two with a single, Andy Pafko added a two-run double, and Johnny Logan tied the game with a single as the Braves stunned Brooklyn 9-8 and split the doubleheader. The night produced a shift in the pennant race with New York and Cleveland edging closer in the division chase.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
Joe Adcock
Jim Hughes
Adcock
Brooklyn
Walt Alston
Erv Palica
Andy Pafko
Pafko
Johnny Logan
Logan
Little Jackie Collum Shines in relief for Reds
Cincinnati Redlegs relief pitcher Jackie Collum, listed at 5 feet 7 1/2 inches, earned his sixth win of the season in yesterday's doubleheader comeback against the Phillies. He has won five straight games in relief, amid a standout showing in the later innings.
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Little Jackie Collum
Cincinnati Redlegs
Collum
Phillies
Jackie
Indians Extend Lead With 10-5 Win Over Minnesota
In the American Association Indians push their pennant lead to nine and a half games by routing Minnesota 10-5. St Paul lost 6-2 at Kansas City while Charleston blanked Louisville 3-0 on Tommy Hurd’s six-hit effort. Columbus edged Toledo 9-8 as Russ Race hit a three-run homer. Al Brosch set a 18-hole PGA record in Texas Open play with a 60 in the third round, finishing fourth.
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Kananas City
Associated Press
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Colonels
Russ Race
Columbus Red Birds
al Brosch
Cleveland's Claire Doran Extends Ohio Golf Title Run
Miss Claire Doran of Cleveland is favored to win a third straight Ohio women's golf title after defeating Miss Polly Martin of St Clairsville and advancing through 36 holes at Losantville Country Club. Miss Diringer of Tiffin, a 1951 champion, seeks upset in the 1954 state championship match.
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Ohio
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Cincinnati
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North Carolina
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St. Claireville
Two More Victories Gives Current Lead
Bill Current of Wilmington won both heats of the Ohio Colt Racing Assn Stake for 3 year old pacers at Hilliiiards Raceway. He posted 28 wins in 49 starts, tops for harness drivers at Hilliards this season. He drove to victory behind Queen's Adios in a sparkling day. Time 2 06.2 for heat one and 2 10 for heat two. The purse was 1000 dollars. No bets were taken.
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Bill Current
Wilmington
Ohio
Braves Buhl Sharp in 2-0 Win Over Dodgers
Pitcher Hob Buhl of the Milwaukee Braves allowed three hits and blanked the Brooklyn Dodgers 2-0 to earn his first win of the season after seven straight losses in the opener of a doubleheader. Tom Umphrett drove in all three Senators runs with a single and a triple as Washington defeated Chicago 5-2.
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Art Fowler
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Senators
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Goaltender George Hainsworth Leads Canadiens During 1928-29
In the 1928-29 NHL season goalie George Hainsworth anchored the Montreal Canadiens. His performance defined the team’s defensive play as he posted key shutouts and helped the Canadiens contend for the league title.
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George Hainsworth
Montreal Canadiens
Auto dealer bets on trotter Katie Key wins Roosevelt Trot again
Westbury New York auto dealer Pat Tuceio bought 17 year old trotter Katie Key for 4000 selling from Jacob litz Donnelson Iowa. Katie Key now has 52 firsts 14 seconds and six thirds in 72 starts with 121088 in earnings after winning the 35000 Roosevelt Trot at Roosevelt Raceway for 17500 to Tuceio for the second straight year.
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N.Y
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Riverhead
Italy
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Tucelo
Long Key
Jacoblitz
Donnelson
Iowa
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Raceway
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Larry Hughes Delivers Walkoff to Put Edward's TV In Front
Larry Hughes drove in the winning run with a bases loaded single in the seventh as Edward's TV beat Swearingen's 3 to 2 to claim first place in the City Softball League. Hughes added two hits, and Earl Davis and Charlie McAfee contributed with early runs for Edward's TV.
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Edward's TV
Swearingen’s
Hughes
Earl McGee
Earl Davis
Jack Simmons
Chuck Zimmers
Snead Putt Puts To Eleventh Place In Open
Sam Snead, striving for a U S Open title after 14 attempts, finished the third round five strokes behind the leader with a 72. The White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia pro lamented his missed chances on the greens and repeated struggles with the putt.
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N. J
Sam Snead
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