Cohn Reaches Semis in Women's Trans Miss Golf
Waterloo’s 18 year old Andrea Cohn advances to the semifinals at Springfield after beating Barbara Williams 3 and 2. Cohn sides with Mrs J Harry Henderson against Lois Drake as Wheeler and Lindsey pull upsets over Ferrie and Gunderson.
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Handball and Squash Crowns Set for Friday at YMCA
Championship finals schedule outlines handball winners Wally Ris and Dale Sage near titles with Ris defeating defending champ Chuck Lebeda 21-18 21-12 and Sage beating Chet Casali 21-8 21-9. Squash finalists Frank Nye and Don Weidman advance with Nye ousting Lebeda and Weidman set to face Hamme Barrier Johnson in the later matches.
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de Fish Lendle
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Lane Trades Carrasquel For Hunter
Frank Lane made a deadline deal sending Chico Carrasquel to Kansas City for Billy Hunter to bolster the Cleveland Indians infield. Hunter, batting .164, will report to Cleveland in time for Friday’s game with Washington while Carrasquel logged three hits to raise his average to .256. Lane still pursues New York’s Bobby Richardson despite Yankee moves at shortstop and second base.
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Fox Cities top Rochester in rain shortened Three-I League game
Fox Cities posted an 18 to 5 victory over Rochester in a rain curtailed Three-I League contest Thursday night. Jim Nisewanger hit two home runs driving the win as Fox Cities erupted for a seven run 61st inning surge aided by 3 hits and 6 walks.
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Archers Plan Target Shoot Sunday at Ellis Park
The Waltenian Archers of Cedar Rapids invite area archers to the Ellis Park event Sunday starting at 9 30 in the morning with a York Ground round followed by an Americanine target round in the afternoon. All archers in the region are encouraged to participate.
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Minor Baseball Standings and Home Run Leaders Across Leagues
The clipping lists scattered standings and top homer totals across leagues. It notes teams and records in the Pacific Coast, International, American Association, Northern, Southern, South Atlantic, Western, and National Leagues and highlights leading players and home run tallies, with several garbled team names and scores.
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Guldahl Returns for Open Test as Veterans Lead Field
The 1954 Cedar Rapids Open contender Ralph Guldahl shapes up for a 36-hole battle in 90 degree heat after a long midcareer run on the Caribbean and Mexican circuits. Veteran players led by Ben Hogan, Cary Middlecoff, Sam Snead and Walter Hagen vie for low scores as 33 golfers compete for a 31 hole finale.
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Southpaw Wins Gazette Golf Title at Indian Creek
Turner Bake, a Cornell graduate nicknamed Southpaw, wins The Gazette Company annual golf title at Indian Creek Country Club Lake Charles Reeves 1956 champion tied with 40s for 9 holes. Bake wins on the second hole of sudden death after both carded Bars on the first. Others: Bill Dougherty 42 Russ Wiley 48 C L Manning Bob Skalsky Carl Lind dsay.
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Jockey Snyder Dies After Charles Town Race
Jockey Joseph E. Snyder, 25, died Thursday night from severe head injuries after his mount fell at Charles Town in heavy rain. Balzaretti, rider of Right Man, survived with back injuries. the incident occurred during a race in West Virginia.
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