Ashley Wins Tourney Sets Colorado Records
Jean Ashley of Chanute, a 16 year old golf talent, won the Broadmoor women's invitational 10 and 9 over Mrs. Russell Mann Omaha setting two Broadmoor marks as youngest champion and largest margin. She also holds recent Kansas Amateur and Tri state titles and plans to compete in the Western Junior Tournament at Lake Geneva Wisconsin August 5 9.
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Bolt Wins St Paul Open in Steady Victory
Tommy Bolt won the $15,000 St Paul Open at 19 under par, finishing 269 to beat Jerry Barber by two strokes. Barber shot 73 in the final round, while Fred Hawkins and Arnold Palmer tied for third at 273. Bolt credited a Hogan tip and calm play for his near flawless tee performance.
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Baseball scores and standings from major leagues
The American League leads with New York at .655 and Cleveland at .595 while Chicago Boston and Detroit trail. Sunday results include Cleveland over Chicago 5-2 and New York over Washington 8-4. Kansas City tops Detroit 9-1. National League features Brooklyn atop with Chicago and St. Louis chasing. Substantial scores: New York beats Brooklyn 3-2. St. Louis defeats Chicago 7-2. Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 4. American Association results show Denver and Minneapolis. Texas League includes Dallas 11 Fort Worth 3. Western League action lists Lincoln and Sioux City.
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Miami Wins Harding Cup In USGA Public Links Battle
In Indianapolis top weekend golfers faced tough USGA Public Links play at 6536 yards as Miami clinched the Harding Cup with 224 strokes led by Joe San Filippo's 72 Marshell Carlson 75 and Ralph Allen 77 The Detroit team placed fourth at 229 with Jack Gregory carding 71 for runner-up efforts.
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Miami
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Pacific Palisades
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White River
Joe San Filippo
Marshell Carlson
Ralph Allen
Jack Gregory
Detroit
Injuries Fatal for Race Driver Hoyt in Oklahoma City
Race driver Jerry Hoyt died from brain injuries after a crash on the first lap of a $5,000 race in Oklahoma City. Hoyt, 26, married two weeks ago, succumbed at Wesley Hospital at 6 a.m. today, after his racer crashed into a wall and overturned.
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All-Star Game Set for Milwaukee Tomorrow
Milwaukee prepares for the 22nd mid summer classic with rested pitchers and low injuries as Al Lopez and Leo Durocher pick lineups. Expected starters include Early Wynn for the Americans and Don Newcombe or Robin Roberts for the NL, with a sellout crowd and $175000 gate estimate. The event marks a festival week and funds go to the players pension program.
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Philadelphia
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Mutual
Winners Named In Swim Meet Comeback Night At Pool
The Red Cross Swimming School held a Friday night closing at the municipal pool with racing winners listed by grade. Winners receive a free swim and are noted at the box office. pageant roles included Little Red Water Hood, the wolf, and grandma, with lifeguards and water safety staff identified.
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Gary Raney
Kenny Simmons
Holly Harris
Marily Artha
Christy Booe
Terry Barker
Jeffrey Miller
Mike Ashley
Mike Cooper
Nancy Slane
Sally Balch
Robert Riggle
Robert Raney
Michael Mitchell
Max Dalton
Albert Campbell
Keith Carson
Carol Helton
Rita Kaye Ostrander
June Hargrove
David Morris
Jerry Defebaugh
Donnie Baughn
Bobby Green
Donald Potter
John Benson
Vickie Record
Kathy Justice
DeAnne Brazen
Tommy Goodwin
Tommy Mitchell
Mark Taylor
Karen Johnson
Red Water Hood
Roland Cornelson
the Wolf
Rosemary Nation
Grandma
Barbara
ChiSox, Detroit Falter in Drive To Catch Yanks
With the All-Star break near the Yankees held a five game lead over the Indians who trailed the White Sox. Boston and Detroit also faded as New York, Cleveland, and Boston contested the pennant chase across the American League. In the NL Brooklyn’s lead shrank as New York and Milwaukee split. the day included multiple late rallies and notable performances from Williams Mantle and Mays.
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Cleveland
Goodman Advances Toward .300 Batting Mark
Billy Goodman of the Boston Red Sox climbs toward the .300 batting average, a standard he has kept for most of his career with the Sox. He contributes two hits as Boston defeats Baltimore 10 to 7 yesterday, extending his life time .310 mark.
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Billy Goodman
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Goodman
Baltimore
Big 7 Tennis Champ Loses Out in Tourney
Kansas City star Bob Riley fell to top seed Gene Land 6-2 6-2 in the Jayhawk Open final. Sallie Rielley won the women's singles 2-6 6-4 6-3 over Owen McHaney, who later partnered with Judy Mills to win the women's doubles 5-7 6-1 6-3 with Nora Prosser. Len Prosser and Alex George of Kansas City captured the men’s doubles 6-2 6-3 over Dick Mechem and Gene Powell.
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Topeka
Proposal to Raise Minimum Salary to Seven Thousand Two Hundred
The text notes a choice to work earlier if desired and an agitation to raise the minimum salary from six thousand to seven thousand two hundred, indicating debate over compensation levels.
Cardinals and A's Ride Hot Streaks Into All Star Break
The St Louis Cardinals peaked at No 5 in the National League behind a 7 2 win over the Cubs with Luis Arroyo earning his 10th victory. Red Schoendienst and Stan Musial sparked the offense as Chicago struggled for hits and runs. In Detroit, Kansas City split a doubleheader with the Tigers as Ned Garver held the A's to four hits in the nightcap. The piece covers all star selections, player grievances on Caribbean play and spring training deadlines.
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Jack Phillips
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Winter Play Meeting in Milwaukee Seeks Baseball Agreement
Player representatives from 16 major league clubs meet with owners amid disputes over Caribbean winter baseball spring training and minimum salary with no decisions expected today. Officials plan a formal session on August 1 to resolve outstanding issues.
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Milwaukee Braves
Chico Carrasquel
Ruben Gomez
Spahn
Milwaukee
Three Teams Eliminated In Semipro Tournament
In the 25th Kansas State Semipro Baseball Tournament three teams were eliminated after yesterday play. Kansas City Teedmans beat Kansas City Fairbanks Morse 9-7 while Kansas City United Broom routed Grinnell 14-2 and Colby defeated Germany 10-2 in double elim. Other results: Topeka Deckers 7 Oswego Altamounts. Treece 8 Peabody. Hill City 7 Wichita Bo Jets. Wichita McConnell AFB 3 Wichita Cessna Aircrafters 2. Saturday action saw Oswego 6 Kansas City Fairbanks 3. Deckers 12 Grinnell 3. Peabody 6 Colby 3. Hill City 7 Teedmans 4.
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Classified ads bring daily pleasure and profit, Advy
A brief note from Advy highlights daily Tribune classified ads offering readers enjoyment and potential financial benefit through continued engagement with the listings.
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