Two Former Champs Fail To Make It
The National Open Golf Championship action centers on Oklahoma City and Winged Foot Mamaroneck and Cherry Hills as 328 players in nine centers compete for 91 remaining berths. Don Bies led the day with 137 and Stan Leonard plus Ed Oldfield followed. other qualifiers included Gardner Waldespuhl Bulla and Turnesa among notable names.
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Bolt Wins Memphis Open in 1 Stroke Playoff
Tommie Bolt edges Ben Hogan and Gene Littler to win the Memphis Open by one stroke after an 18 hole playoff at Colonial Country Club. Littler finishes third as Bolt earns $4,300 from a $30,000 purse and prepares for the National Open next week.
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Pender Robinson bout set for Friday showdown
New York and Massachusetts middleweight champion Paul Pender defends his title Friday against Sugar Ray Robinson who has held the crown five times. The rematch follows Pender’s Jan 22 upset in Boston. NBC will carry the telecast at 9 p.m. EST with Boston and Providence blacked out.
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Alaska Leads In Population Gains
Washington AP reports preliminary 1960 census figures show Alaska as the fastest growing state percentagewise, rising about 71.3 percent from 128,643 to 233,888. West Virginia declines 7.8 percent to 1,849,142, while Delaware posts the next high gain at 39.3 percent and Colorado at 30.9. Figures may be revised if errors are found.
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Bally Ache Poised To Strike In Belmont Stakes Showdown
Jockey Bobby Ussery predicts a two horse race in the Belmont as Bally Ache aims for the Triple Crown by defeating rival Tompion. Bally Ache’s final workout at 1:46 for the mile reinforces confidence that he can clinch the 3-year-old crown with a Belmont win.
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Bally Ache
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Five NLF Vets Reach Terms With Dallas
Five NFL veterans reached contracts with Dallas. Star back J. G. Dupre, Baylor alum from Baltimore, halfback Bill Butler from Green Bay, tackle Ray Fisher from Pittsburgh, tackle Gerry Defarce from Philadelphia, and tackle John Gonzaga from San Francisco joined the new Dallas lineup.
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Green Bay
Ray Fisher
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Philadelphia
John Gonzaga
San Francisco
Little League Resumes Play and Senior Week Opens
The Cubs and Yankees secured second and fourth Monday night victories as West League action resumed after a week break. In Teen Age play, the Yankees defeated the Indians 5-2 while the Cubs cruised 24-1 over the Red Sox. Rich ard Oliver led the Yanks with four hits including a two-run homer, and Henry Stewart earned a four-hitter for the Yankees in the Little League. Joe unsure.
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Ricky Landry
Second Straight By The Associated Press Upsets In Baseball Standings
Minneapolis hammered Louisville 9 2 to climb out of last place while Dallas Fort Worth Rangers slugged 148 against Denver. Houston beat Charleston 74 to 2. St Paul edged Indianapolis 2 to 1 as Don Bessent tossed a three hitter.
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Cubs star Ernie Banks poised to break Cubs home run record
Chicago fans await Ernie Banks reaching his fourth homer of the season to set a new Cubs career home run mark surpassing Gabby Hartnett's 231. Hartnett currently holds the team record with 231 homers.
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Baytown Colts Map Reorganization Meeting Plan
Baytown Colts, an amateur football team formerly backed by the Baytown Optimist Club, will hold a reorganizational meeting at 7 30 p m Friday in the Corporation Court Building. Bob Crunk announced it this week. Bill Clift leads the meeting urging last season's members to attend or be dropped from the rolls. The team belonged to a new amateur league last fall with Pasadena Galena Park Jacinto City and Houston clubs.
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