Ganders Headed To Austin For State Baseball Meet
Gander coach John Adams leads his team to the state tournament in Austin after a strong district run. Donnie Hullum, a standout pitching ace with a 13-4 season record, will start the opening game against Reagan as the Ganders aim for a state title bid amid a storied school sports revival.
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Robert B. Les
Houston
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Douglas Bashrum
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Johnny
Chandler
Bneis
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Donnie Hullum
Hillam
Robert B. Lee
Hullumi
Hullum
M. ¥. Berry
Hurhhte Giler
Cardinals Change Managers Sparks Fans And Faction Fallout
Rumors fly over baseball's Cardinal front office as Gussie Busch replaces ill tempered Eddie Slanky with Johnny Keane amid fan and farm system discontent. Ed Saigh endorses Stan Ky over Keane, stirring debate about loyalty, leadership, and the team’s future in Busch Stadium.
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Cardinals
Harry Walker
Eddie Slanky
Red Birds
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Johnny Keane
Houston Is
Houso
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Howeve
Riety
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Marion
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Houston
Gonne
Dow Finsterwald Heads Toward Pro Golf Stardom
Dow Finsterwald, an Air Force veteran and Ohio University alumnus, rises on the pro golf scene with a Fort Wayne Open victory and a strong showing at Colonial. He circulates comparisons to Ben Hogan, notes substantial earnings, and cites a long, focused ascent on the tour beginning with a 26 under par 268 at Fort Wayne. Littler finished tied for ninth as Finsterwald gains momentum in the Houston Open era.
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Gene Littler
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Hogan
Mr. Littler
Wire
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Dan Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Tam
Gentry
Fort Wayne
University of Ohio
Sato Antonio
St. Louis
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Doug Ford
Ted Kroll
Bob Rosburg
Littler
Hantom
Entleget
Lackland
Norine
North Texas State
Five Americans Advance Walker Cup Stars In British Amateur
The American contingent at the British Amateur shows several players progressing, including veteran captain Bill Campbell of Huntington, Va., and rising talents from Indiana, Oregon, and California. Campbell, 82, meets Ralph Pallinson of Scotland in the first round, while Morey, Caid, and others slated for Tuesday push to bolster the U.S. Walker Cup fortunes.
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Ralph Pallinson
Scotland
Doug Rbachli
Australia
Gitlane
Bach
Dale Morey
Intianapolis
Bruce Caid
Portland
Ore
U.S
Jos Nariago
Chick Evans
Chicago
Frank Strafaci
Mineola
Ncy
Marilynn Stroud
U.S. Air Fores
Barton Bridgeford
Ed Lowery
San Francisco
Morey
Pred Cook
England
Seemour Marvin
Brazil
Walker Clovers
Don Cherry
Wichita Fells
Tex
Dick Yost
Seattle
Cherry
Gur Welsterholmen
Yost
Loin
James Mahon
Las Milton Steiner
Tr Pa
Keith Jacobs
Monteballo
Calif
Speake's Bat Leads Cubs Past Cards In Memorial Day Thriller
Major league action on Memorial Day features Speake of the Cubs belting two homers and a two run single to power a 9-5 10 inning win over St Louis, while Brooklyn and New York clubs split doubleheaders as Speake boosts Chicago keeping pace with the Dodgers. Ted Williams and Willie Mays homer, and Milwaukee Crowe stars in doubleheader sweep. In the American League New York clinches games leading Cleveland, Boston loses then rebounds, and Hank Aaron era notched.
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Chicago Cubs
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
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Speake
Brooklyn Blasters
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St. Lotis
Ken Boyer
Chicago
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Ted
Thumper
Williams
Heliday Ging
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Sox
Agai
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Jack Meyer
Giants
Brookleg
Bob Kuzava
Milwaukee Braves
Cinciinnati
George Crowe
Crowe
New York ‘Yankees
Cleveland
Washington
Apenier
Chicago Gl
White Sox
Billy Pierce
Kansas City
Detroit
Noren
Yankees
Standings and results from the National League
The National League standings show Brooklyn, Chicago, New York, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh with varying win totals. Monday results list Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis with scores. Tuesday night games include Philadelphia vs New York and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn with listed pitchers Wehrmeier Maglia Feand Lahine.
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New York
Milwaukee
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Bronklyn
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Wehrmeier
Maglia
Brooklyn
Feand
Lahine
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Washington
Kansas City
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Cleveland
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Peller
Memorial Day Triumph and Tragedy Across Sports
Memorial Day weekend brought triumphs in track golf and speedway marred by tragedy at Indianapolis where 364 racers have died in the 500 mile race. Rob Sweikert won in a record slow time as Vukovich crashed amid fuel fumes, ending a grim chapter in speedway history.
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Wadashua
Prenkhess Blake
Don Finsterwald
Ohio
Hese
Dinines
Wild Bill Vukovich
Indianapolis
Vukovvich
Ian Thal
Th Speedway
Dne
Rob Sweikert
Eel Pre Sane
Dagine Aime
Teilie Blane
London
Laszlo Tahori
Haneein
Goris Chataway
Yvonne Reian Hewson
Memorial Baptist and Second Baptist Split Church Softball Action
Memorial Baptist routed First Baptist 16-2 in the opener as Clyde Hughes and Jim Walford held First Baptist hitless and Memorial rallied for 11 hits aided by 7 errors. Second Baptist answered with a 16-3 win over St Johns Methodist led by Wade Johnson four home runs and four St Johns errors. Abel Price Joe Atkinson Wade Johnson and Jim Simms homered for Second Baptist.
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Clyde Hughes
Jim Walford
First Baptist
Second Baptist
Bud Ponder
Wade Johnson
St. Johns Methodist
Penders
St. Johns
Abel Price
Joe Atkinson
Jim Simms
Wooster Baptist
St. Marks
el Paso
Port Arthur
Ags Try To Even Arizona Series In Arc Light Tilt
Arizona seeks a 2 0 lead in the NCAA District 6 baseball playoff with Texas A&M in Bryan. Arizona won 9 2 Monday behind Don Lee who struck out 10 Aggies and scattered eight singles. Hardgrave took the loss as Arizona surged in the second and fifth innings. Azivovich Gile powered the attack with a triple and two RBIs while Zlykevich doubled home three and tripled in the fifth. The Aggies plated a run in the fifth and one in the eighth.
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Don Lee
Aggies
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Sam Azivovich
Dan Gile
Amazona
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Gie
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