Seixas Captures National Tennis Title at Forest Hills
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia defeats Rex Hartwig in four sets to win the U S national men's crown, boosting American Davis Cup hopes. Doris Hart, 29, defeats Louise Brough to take the women's title after a dramatic match with three match points saved. The West Side crowd roared as Hartwig and Hart bowed to the champions in a festival of tennis.
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Coral Gables
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Beverly Hills
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Florida
Stranahan Turns Pro in Brazil Open Move
William H. Beach of Fairfield shot a hole in one at Brooklawn C C on the 135 yard 10th hole using a No. 6 iron during a three man group. Frank Stranahan, longtime amateur great, announced he relinquishes amateur status to join the pro ranks and will compete in the Brazilian Open next weekend after the Rubber City Open where he placed third among amateurs.
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Kansas U Guard Quits Kansas Football Squad
Charles Sprinkle a 6 foot 2 inch 200 pound sophomore guard from Hutchinson says he quit the University of Kansas football team to devote full time to studies. He praised coach Chuck Mather and said the team is ready to give everything to him while noting no widespread discontent.
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Landlocked Wins Atlantic City Turf Handicap by a Head
Landlocked a grass race debutant in prior outings surged to win the $30,725 Atlantic City Turf Handicap at Atlantic City by a head over County Clare before 29,441 fans. The four year old gelding owned by John Cox Brady paid $20.60 straight and $9.20 and $6.60 on the board. County Clare finished second with $4.60 and $3.40, while Banter took third at $5.20. Landlocked clocked 1:43 for the mile and a sixteenth.
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Pepper Martin Shows He Can Still Flash At 50
Pepper Martin, 50, former St. Louis Cardinals star and Portsmouth Merrimack manager, pinch hit in the eighth inning against Norfolk and doubled off the right field wall in his typical belly slide. Portsmouth won 8-3 while Norfolk had clinched the pennant last week.
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White Eagles crush Lenox 12 to 1 for senior city title
The White Eagles powered past Lenox A A 12 to 1 at Seaside Park to clinch the Senior City Baseball league championship for the third straight year. Sonny Fortis limited Lenox to four hits as Ringel Mojcher and Michaels each had three hits and Bruzas yielded 10 hits in five innings before Bodie finished.
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Sonny Boy) Fortis
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Joe Jones Captures Bay Shore Handicap at Aqueduct
Joe Jones a four year old gelding closed from fourth in the final furlong to win the $30,300 Bay Shore Handicap at Aqueduct by a head before 42,947 racing fans. Jockey Conn McCreary steered Stymie’s offspring in 1:23 1-5 for seven furlongs paying 16.40 7.70 and 5.00. First Glance the favorite was second with Squared Away third as Joe Jones earned 21,250 dollars and boosted season winnings to 49,775 dollars.
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Parker Judd win Mill River two ball foursomes
Mrs. Robert Parker and Mrs. Thomas Judd posted a net 75 to win the ladies' two-ball foursomes handicap golf tournament at Mill River Country Club. Mrs. William Lowe and Emma Ludwig took the second low net prize with 76.
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Nelson Deegan Reach Finalists In Mill River Golf
Andy Nelson and Ed Deegan won semi finals by one up at Mill River Country Club to advance to the final round of the annual Golf championship. Nelson birdied the 19th to edge Herb McPhee while Deegan outlasted Nick Maniero over 18 holes.
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Mercantile League Meets At Fairfield Academy Alleys
A meeting to organize the County Mercantile Bowling League for the 1954 55 season is set for tonight at 9 at Fairfield Academy alleys. Teams from last year and others wishing to enter should be represented.
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Avila and Noren Fight For League Hit Title
Avila and Noren remain tied for the American League batting lead at .334 after another week. Across the leagues Duke Snider and Willie Mays lead NL hitters, while Kluszewski drives in 119 and homer total to 44. Antonelli leads NL pitchers with 20 wins and .833, Consuegra is 16-3 in AL.
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Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
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Homa Cimarelli Reach Semi finals In Club Championship
In Wheeler Park top flight play, Jimmy Homa edged Jack Wielk two holes to win while Cimarelli beat Duane Haley on the 19th. Ray Lund won one up over Henry Skiba and Fred Downey beat Dick Kopsick 3 and 2 to reach the semis. Other flights saw Eisenberg, Butterini, Rizzo, Quinlan, Slais, and Savell advance. Semis set for next Saturday with finals Sunday.
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Ray Lund
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Dick Kopsick
Monroe Eisenberg
Raroh Hall
Angelo Butterini
Ray Ekwall
Tony Rizzo
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Ed Quinlan
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Sam Marks
Max Savell
Dick Savitt
A L Clark Wins Brooklawn Labor Day Medal Play
A L Clark carded a net 82 16 66 to win the Brooklawn Country Club Labor Day individual medal play handicap golf tournament. About 140 players competed with Clark one stroke ahead of runner-up A W Warner who totaled 90 23 67. John McGloon placed third at 86 18 68 and a three way tie for fourth followed. Alpheus Winter posted low gross 70 while also tying for fourth with 69 nets.
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Brooklawn Country Club
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Fred Mills, Jr
Yale grid squad shows promise after fourth pre season day
New Haven AP Sept 6 Yale head coach Jordan Olivar expressed satisfaction with the squad as fourth day drills wrapped. Several hundred attended the holiday practice with 70 candidates at four hours of work focusing on aerials led by sophomores Charley Peet Dean Loucks Maury Ryan and senior Bob Brink. Olivar cautioned it will take another week to settle on a definite lineup as most of the squad consists of new sophomores with much work ahead.
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Yale
Jordan Olivar
Charley Peet
Dean Loucks
Maury Ryan
Bob Brink
Olivar
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