Houston's Zarley Leads All-America Golf Field
UH's Kermit Zarley surged to a four under par 136 after two rounds at Pine Forest Country Club guiding the All-America Intercollegiate. He held a six stroke edge over Bobby Greenwood and Jimm Jamieson, as Houston defended its NCAA team title with a one over par 577.
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Dodgers Open Three Game Stand Friday
Dodgers open a three game series with the Houston Colt .45s as the Giants leave town. Odell pitched well for the Colt while Zachary faltered for the Giants, Cepeda Alou and McCovey led the visitors with three hits each, and two young offenders were escorted from the park after a late incident.
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Newk’s Japan stint and college prep in 52 B region
Articles recount Don Newcombe’s post Japan return, running an alcoholic tea house in Newark while seeking major league offers. He recalls scouting players for Dodgers connections, plus his Japan season with Nagoya and Daby, and notes about the Cardinal District 52 B meet prep and Eagles aiming for regional competition.
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Sniffling Gary Player Leads Greensboro on 65
Gary Player shoots five under par 66 to lead the Greensboro golf tournament past an array of contenders including Lionel Hebert and 25 others, as Adequate weather and a crowded field set the stage for a lengthy 72-hole event.
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Score retires four days then plans return to game
LAKE WORTH Fla AP Herb Score's retirement lasted four days. He will report to Indianapolis for a minor league stint with assurances from the Chicago White Sox that he will be recalled to the majors if he performs well. Score, 29, had retired after being optioned to Indianapolis for the second straight year following a serious 1957 injury.
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Retiring Dean Of Trainers To Try In Two Races
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, dean of American thoroughbred trainers, who is retiring in June, will try in two big stakes races Saturday the Chesapeake at Laurel and the Excelsior Handicap at Aqueduct. Bold Commander and Hitting Away head Wheatley Stable and Ogden Phipps entries in a Derby-tinged weekend with Derby prospects Looming.
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Santana Osuna In Golf Semifinals At River Oaks
In Houston AP report Santana of Spain and Osuna of Mexico reached the semifinal round at the River Oaks tournament. Santana pulled a key rally to defeat Dennis Ralston in straight sets 46 62 61 while Osuna advanced after a tough match showing strong control in the exhibition setting.
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Lakers Win West In Seventh Game
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the St. Louis Hawks 115 to 100 in game seven of the NBA Western Division finals, denying the Hawks a title bid and sending the Lakers to face the Boston Celtics in the championship series in Boston. Cliff Hagan was limited to two points after a strong series, as LA pulled away in the third quarter.
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