Golf Open sparks debate over youth movement versus veterans
At Inverness 6919 yards the 57th National Open pits aging legends like Hogan Snead and Ford against rising stars Ken Venturi and Don Finsterwald. Veterans fault youth training while contenders predict a breakthrough within a few years as Demaret Ward and Campbell weigh in.
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Gene Littler
Harvie Ward, Jr
Bill Campbell
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Campbell
Doug Ford
Demaret
Finsterwald
Athens
Venturi
Palmer
Latrobe
Stor
Akron
OU Trackmen Sawyers and Carney in Nationals at Dayton
Ohio University runners Bob Sawyers and Les Carney traveled to Austin Texas for the NCAA meet as part of a national build up. Sawyers won the 880 yard run at the Northeastern Ohio AAU in Cleveland leading OU to a second place finish. Coach Stan Huntsman plans three Bobcats for the National AAU championships in Dayton June 21 22 with Sawyers Carney Gruenther Dickey and others representing OU.
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Hurdies
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Stan Huntsman
Dayton
Frank Nixon
Ohio VU
Nixon
Lakewood Olympic Club
Buffalo
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Dickey
West Virginia discus champ to attend Ohio State
Parkerburg athlete Bill Fields, holder of the state's high school discus record with a 175 foot throw, will attend Ohio State University to compete in shot put and try out for baseball. He is 6 feet 5 inches and 220 pounds, choosing OSU for its track facilities.
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West Virginia
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Fields
Ohio State
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Three Head All-Big Ten Picks From Northwestern Michigan State
Northwestern Michigan State and Michigan join as top providers with two players each on the 1957 all Big Ten baseball teams chosen by conference coaches. First team includes Roscoe Davis Ken Tippery Steve Bores Bob Klaus Ed Broeker Laurence Schmitt John De Merit Alan Jake Tom Scheuerman and Don Dobrine. Second team lists Doug Gillen Frank Palamara Vern Barkstall Al Kennedy Ron Nieman Jim Frillman Frank Howard Chuck Lindstrom. Northwestern and Michigan supply multiple pitchers Glenn Girardin Ron Perranoski respectively.
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Ken Tippery
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Bob Klaus
Ilinois
Ed Broeker
Laurence Schmitt
Minnesota
John de Merit
Wisconsin
Alan Jake
Tom Scheuerman
Don Dobrine
Iowa
Doug Gillen
Frank Palamara
Vern Barkstall
Ohio State
al Kennedy
Northwestrn
Ron Nieman
Jim Frillman
Indians eye return of star pitcher Herb Score
Cleveland Indians await word on when lefty Herb Score can resume pitching after convalescing at an uncle’s home in Hagerstown Maryland. He met today with eye specialist Dr. Charles I Thomas for an examination that could set a resumption date for workouts.
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Herb Score
Cleveland Indians
Hagerstown
Charles I. Thomas
Saw Slight Tug of Left Arm
Editor notes this is the sixth of twelve NEA Service articles by Ed Dudley. He emphasizes starting the downswing with a slight tug of the left hand and arm to initiate weight shift and body movement, ensuring the left side clears on impact and the hands follow through. The piece warns of a powerful but controllable body twist at impact and stresses mastering this moment through repetition.
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Athens Messenger
Ed Dudley
Augusta National
Eisenhower
Bears Close In On Title In NCAA Tourney Action
California opened strong with three straight wins in the NCAA baseball world series beating Penn State 8 0 and moving toward a title. Notre Dame beat Texas 5 9 in a key round as Penn State and Notre Dame both stood 2 1 in the group stage. Iowa State edged Connecticut 5 2 as Dan Peters delivered a two RBI double for a 3 1 lead.
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Meres Edge Gasco 7-5 In City Softball Opener
Meres Edge Gasco 7 5 in a City Softball League opener as a three run sixth inning rally sealed the win. Dick Price walked Jones to spark the rally while Sams earned the win with seven hits allowed and six walks.
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Gasco
Chesser
Mclinturf
Dick Price
Jones
Price
Sams
Tops in Florida by Hartack in winter stakes
Jockey Bill Hartack led for the third straight year and won 13 stakes races in Florida during the winter season. He secured six victories at Hialeah, five at Gulfstream, and two at Tropical Park.
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Florida
Hialeah
Gulfstream
Tropical Park
Suggs Captures PGA Title with Final Round 68
Louise Suggs clinched the third ladies PGA Championship in Pittsburgh by three strokes posting a final 68 for a 285 total. Wiffi Smith led early but faltered leaving Suggs, 33, as the steady improver from St. Clair Michigan to win and earn 1316 dollars.
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Louise Suggs
Louise
Wiffi Smith
St. Clair, Mich
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