Snead Fires 67 to Lead Open as Hogan Stays Close
Billy Casper posted 69 in the third round to stay two strokes back with 208 after 54 holes while Sam Snead shot 67 to sit at 212. Ben Hogan, 71 in round three, led Snead by one as fading weather postponed round four to Sunday. Claude Harmon 70 and Ernie Vossler 72-214 top a crowded leaderboard listing Player Fleck and Middlecoff near 217.
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Gary Player
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South Africa
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
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Hollywood
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Mike
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Dick Cyepmar
Charles J Scally
Don Coerry
Jimmy Johnson
George _Fazlo OTos
Billy Hy Kiuaxwell
Hall's Win Protest Triggers Baseball Controversy
Kilborn files protest over a 3-2 loss to Hall Clothes Kilborn, alleging umpires called the game too soon after Hall scored the go ahead run in the 6th. Mueller misses rest of season. Stang hurls five hitter for Kilborn. Boisen's RBI single delivers the winning run. Gordy Kerkman adds two hits.
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John Jermier
Hall’s
Jack Tritle
Stang
Andrews
Tritle
Boisen
Gordy Kerkman
City Amateur Tests At Jones Ellis Sunday
Jones and Ellis park host 27 hole qualifying Sunday starting at 8 a.m. Five 1958 Ellis Park squad members seek places on this year’s team with George Shimek exempt as defending individual champ. Four vying players are Dave Rossey Dick Morton Clark Toussaint and Jim Rossey.
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Gazette City
George Shimek
Ellis
Dave Rossey
Fox Moechamp
Dick Morton
Clark Toussaint
Jim Rossey
Jones Park
Shimek
Joe Lodermeier
Bill Linn
Herb Dorsey
Ken Amston
C. Berry
Tauscher
Terry Wilson
Delane Shaheen
A Blank
Russ Doudna
Jim_ Rossey
AY Hagedorn
Earl Baird
Bill Thayer
Lee Smith
Jerry Noren
Dick Keighton
Ben Stephenson
Mark DeVoe
Ino
Don Fiala
Bud Rainbow
Ray Hunter
Minor Facts in Multileague Scores Across Regions
In American Association games Fort Worth split with St. Paul 8 6 in the first, and 5 ? in the second as Omaha and Charleston battled, while Louisville edged Houston and Minneapolis fell to Denver. International League saw Richmond blank Buffalo, and Toronto drew Miami at Montreal with postponements. Pacific Coast League reported San Diego beating Seattle, Spokane over Salt Lake City, and Vancouver defeating Phoenix 15 to 7. Southern Association noted Shreveport and Mobile with unclear scores while Nashville and Atlanta posted blanks. Eastern League games included Allentown defeating Binghamton in game one, with a later Allentown win. South Atlantic League featured Columbus and Charlotte, Knoxville and Macon, Jacksonville and Asheville, plus Charleston beating Savannah. Texas League Division reported Austin beating Tulsa, Amarillo 6 Vostoria and San Antonio 3. Mexican League division listed Vera Cruz and Mexico City Reds 4 Monterrey 6 and Nuevo Laredo 5 Mexico City.
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Mexico City Reds
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Peru Ries
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Mexico City
Tisers
Yanks Bow To Another Ex Indian
Ex Indians turned pitchers made strong showings against the Yankees as Hoyt Wilhelm Bud Daley and Don Messi shifted to starting roles. Wilhelm improved to 9-0 with four straight wins over New York, Messi won his fourth straight against the Yankees, and Daley moved from bullpen to a starter role after a 6 inning relief win. Tigers, Orioles and White Sox shared first place pace as rain affected several games.
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Cleveland
Hoyt Wilhelm
Indians
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Yankees
New York
Bud Daley
Kansas City
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Messi
Tigers
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Chicago
White Sox
Boston
McCormick's No Hitter Driven by Rain Save
McCormick pitched a no hit shutout as the Giants defeated the Phillies 3 0 Friday night. Rain in the sixth inning washed away the frame, preserving the gem and nudging San Francisco within one game of Milwaukee. Braves lost 9 7 at Chicago. Dodgers 9 Pittsburgh 6. Cardinals 2 Cincinnati 1 in 10 innings. Mathews hit two homers and raised his pace to 122, matching Babe Ruth's 60 year pace.
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Associated Press
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Young
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Phils
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Were Walls
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John Buzcardt
Bill Henry
Johnny Logan
Ed Mathews
Babe Ruth
Altenberg Qualifies in Two Events at NCAA Meet
Ron Altenberg of Cornell College Mt. Vernon Iowa earned a pair of berths at the 38th NCAA track meet by qualifying in the 200 yard hurdles and the 100 yard dash. Kansas was favored to win team honors, with 12 Jayhawks advancing to Saturday finals as wind hampered many finals after a long prelim session.
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Schedule of Sunday Television Basketball Matchups
Los Angeles at Pittsburgh 1 p m NBC TV Milwaukee at Chicago 12 30 Cincinnati at St Louis 1 50
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Chicago
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St. Louis
Japan blanked Nationalist China to clinch eighth win
Tokyo reported Japan's fifth victory in the American Pacific Baseball Championship as they routed Nationalist China 8 to 0 sealing a strong base for the title race.
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Japan
China
Soos Halt 2-Game Streak in Cedar Rapids Win
Cedar Rapids beat Sioux City 8 to 3 at Memorial Park ending Sioux City’s five-game series win streak. Bob Wedin pitched for Cedar Rapids while Don Miller delivered solid relief and John Cunningham homered twice with Alex George and Tom McDonald also going deep. Garner and Menke were involved in early drama as Cedar Rapids moves to a Sunday game against Burlington.
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