Young golfers challenge old guards in waning Hogan era
OSCAR FRALEY reports Jimmy Thomson argues that the new wave led by Gene Littler Mike Souchak and Bob Rosburg is poised to dominate the winter golf circuit. He says the young players only rival themselves challenging the Hogan Snead Mangrum era as fading legends.
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Gene Littler
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Ben Hogans
Sam Sneads
Lioyd Mangr
Hogan
Snead
Parks
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Jimmy
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Walker Cup Captain Opens North-South
Pinehurst North Carolina Cam pbell and Dave Smith reach semifinals of the North and South Amateur Golf Championship with Campbell and Smith favored to advance to the finals. Gravely and Bisplinghoff also win as 36-hole final set for Sunday.
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Ed Gravely
Dave Smith
Don Bisplinghoff
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Smith
Huntington
W.va
Alex Welsh
Rockford
Dale Morey
Indianapolis
Ae Gravely
Rocky Mount
N. C
Ed Meisier
Willoughby
Ohio
Bissplinghoff
Orlando
Fila
Glenn Johnson
Grosse Isle
Mich
Drake Relays Opens Under Cloudy Sky In Des Moines
The 46th Drake Relays began in Des Moines under partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. Friday highlights included the spring medley relay and college distance medley events while Saturday centers on Wes Santee in the mile row as the meet’s key draw, with a large purse at Hollywood Park after May 13.
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Drake
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Wes Santee
Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park Turf Club
Buffs Open Long Home Stand At Busch Stadium
United Press reports Houston Buffs start a 10 game away from home? no, home stay at Busch Stadium Friday night against Shreveport Sports. Shreveport beat Houston 6-4 Thursday in Shreveport. Dallas Murff failed to secure a win as Fort Worth edged Dallas 3-2 with Dick Gray driving in the winning run. Oklahoma City beat Tulsa 5-4 on a bases loaded walk in the ninth. Beaumont topped San Antonio 1-0 as Diemer allowed six in three innings.
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Missions
Oklahoma City
Marshall Long
Tulsa
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Oilers
Russ Burns
Wart Worth
Fort Worth
BO Murff
Jackson
Paynich
Waters
Pignatano
Holman and Zulueta Rise in Fifth National Boxing Rankings
Ring Magazine’s latest monthly ratings place Johnny Holman of Chicago at No. 5 in heavyweight after his upset over Ezzard Charles in Miami Beach. Orlando Zulueta climbs to No. 5 in bantamweight following his non-title win over Jimmy Carter in Washington.
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Johiny Holman
Orlando Zulueta
Ring Magazine
Holman
Chicago
Ezzard Charles
Miami Beach
Fla
Charles
Zulueta
Jimmy ‘Carter
Washington
Morrow Heads NAIA Sprint Leaders at Abilene Christian
Abilene Christian College freshman Bobby Morrow dominates NAIA sprint rankings in the latest National Area of Intercollegiate Athletics report through April 26. He owns the three fastest 100 yard dashes including a 9.3 win aided clocking and two 5.5-second times, plus the top 220 yard time of 20.5 and a 21.0 for Leondous Fry.
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Tex
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Abilene Christian College
National Area of Intercollegiate Athletics
Morrow
Leondous Fry
Abilene Christian
Boyd Dollar
North Texas State
Cain Hoy Has One Two Blow For Big Derby
In the Blue Grass Stakes Racing Fool and Jean's Joe delivered a Cain Hoy Stable one two to loom in the Kentucky Derby. Jean's Joe from the Muream Stable closed from last to fall just short of Racing Fool by a neck, signaling a strong Texas owned contender for Churchill Downs. Flying Fury stayed in the barn as Racing Fool moved ahead with a narrow win and the public focuses on Jean's Joe's late surge.
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Jean’s Joe
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Baseball and Golf Briefs From Hollywood to Grossinger
Players Pettit and Neceiai were cut from the Hollywood Stars with Pettit optioned to Mexico City and Neceiai sent to Waco. A group of top women golfers led by Pat Berg and Louie Suggs accepted invitations to the Triangle Round-Robi Tournament at Grossinger. Bud Smith was released to pursue a title bout in Boston on June 1 with Jimmy Carter. Kansas City Athletics acquired pitcher Lou Sleater from the Yankees for 10 000 waivers.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Bristol
Hollywood Stars
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Mexico City
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Steater
Kansas City, Mo
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New York Yankees
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Yankees
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