Hogan Quits Open After Iowan Upsets at San Francisco
Ben Hogan retires from on tour after losing the National Open to Sack Fleck of Davenport Iowa in a dramatic playoff at the Olympic Club Fleck par 68 Hogan 72. Fleck earns 98000 prize money and instant fame while Hogan hints at a weekend golfer future and contemplates another Open bid next year. Bogan collected 5000 dollars in prize money.
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National League standings and listed Tuesday schedule
Standings show Brooklyn 46 16 leading the National League with a 0.742 pace, Chicago 32 30 at .516, Milwaukee 32 30 at .516, New York 31 31 at .500, St Louis 28 35 at .445, Pittsburgh 25 35, Philadelphia 22 39. Tuesday games: New York at Cincinnati 7 p.m., Pittsburgh at Milwaukee 8 p.m., Brooklyn at Chicago 12:30 p.m., Philadelphia at St. Louis 7 p.m.
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Moore Favored To Beat Olson In Title Bout
The Associated Press reports Bobo Olson challenges Archie Moore for the world heavyweight title at the Polo Grounds. Olson is listed as a 9-5 underdog, with Moore aiming to add another reign atop the heavyweight division.
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Millers Lead Cut in Double Victory Chase
Toledo closed within a half game of the American Association lead with 2-1 and 5-1 wins over the slumping Minneapolis Millers. Indianapolis blanked Denver 9-0 and 4-0, while St Paul swept Charleston 6-4 and 5-1. Omaha split with Edwardsville 2-8 after a 7-? wild throws game, and Louisville edged ahead 70 in the eighth before a late Omaha rally and a costly misplay in the 12th by Wally Lammers opened the door for Frank Malzone to score.
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Giants Bench Willie Mays in Milwaukee Loss
Giants bench Willie Mays for the first time in his career as Milwaukee Braves beat New York 8-7 on Al Dark’s eighth inning error. Leo Durocher cites slumps and misplays. Mays rests after a 3-for-26 stretch and is expected to return in Cincinnati as the series opens tonight.
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Lincoln breezes to 13 1 win over Wichita
Lincoln combined a 13-1 rout and 9-0 victory to tighten the Western League race as Colorado Springs and Pueblo also swept twin bills. Sky Sox won 4-3 and 3-2 over Sioux City, while Des Moines beat Wichita 2-1 and 7-3 in the nightcap. Ron Cooper homered to break up the Sioux City contest in extra play.
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Carroll Golfer Wins Atlantic Open Day
Harold Manning of Carroll won the Atlantic Golf and Country club open day tournament with 106 over 27 holes. Bob Brannon of Denison took second with 100. Third place tied between Dr. Jim Van Antwerp of Atlantic and Bing Benufort of Carroll with 110. Lester Murphy Atlantic Bill Victor Red Oak and Frank Rizzuto Omaha followed with 113.
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Elks Defeat Harlan in Extra Tourney First Round
The Elks defeated Harlan 10-2 in the Extra fasketionel tournament first round. Junior Turnure struck out four, allowed two hits, and Merlyn led a 10-hit Elks attack with a double and a triple. The Elks will face the Casey-Sac City winner in the next round.
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Red Sox Rout Indians as Wilms Hit Two Homers
Ted Wilms powered Boston with two home runs and three RBIs while Joe Nuxbull limited Cleveland to a few runs, helping the Red Sox dominate the Indians in a lopsided win.
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Yankees Rally To Double Win Over White Sox
The New York Yankees reclaim first place by sweeping the Chicago White Sox 7-1 and 5-2. Ed Lopat won in the opener, while a late homer by Gil McDougald and Mickey Mantle propelled the nightcap as Hank Bauer added a triple. Ted Williams powered the Red Sox past Cleveland 11-7, boosting Boston’s bid in the division.
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Fragmented local item about a veterinary matter
A partial OCR reads a rough note mentioning a vet and an unspecified party. The readable words are garbled and do not reveal a clear event, person, or location for a concise news summary.
Jackson Retains Trans Mississippi Golf Title
Walker Cup star Jimmy Jackson defended his Trans Mississippi title after beating Rex Baxter Jr 2 and 1 in Des Moines. Baxter had narrowed a four hole morning deficit but failed to close the gap as Jackson sank a 6 inch putt after Baxter missed a long one.
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Son to compete in Western Amateur at Rockford
The son will participate in the Western Amateur golf championship at Rockford Illinois starting July 18. He will join a field of top amateur players to contend for the title and honors.
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Audubon Rallies to Beat Wiota in 10-3 Victory
Audubon overcame an early 2-0 deficit to defeat Wiota 10-3. Roger Jorgensen pitched a seven hitter with 17 strikeouts, while Gene Kinen and Bud Jorgensen led Audubon with three hits each. Wiota led early, tied the game in the sixth, but Audubon exploded for four runs in the seventh and three in the eighth. Audubon schedules next at Casey next Sunday.
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Card of Thanks for Father’s Illness and Death
The Harvey Weaver family extends gratitude to relatives and friends for cards gifts and sympathy during their father’s illness and passing. Special thanks to Anita Fire Department and the church ladies who served lunch.
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Atlantic driver wins fourth heat and trophy dash in Stock Car racing
Carl Lilenthal of Atlantic won the fourth heat race and the trophy dash at Playland Park on Saturday night. John Beauchamp of Harlan took the 15 lap semi main event while Don Pash of Avoca finished fifth. Hookie Christensen of Harlan scored third in the consolation race.
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