Tri-State Golf Title Won by a Teen-Ager
Chanute teenager Jean Ashley 16 wins the Tri-State Women’s Golf Tournament at Chanute Country Club with 164 for 33 holes, beating runner up Mrs. Robert Allen and leading Chanute to team victories among 77 players from Oklahoma, Missouri and Kansas.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
National League standings list Brooklyn atop the table with a .774 mark and Chicago at .939, while New York, Milwaukee, Cincinnati and others trail. Friday results include Brooklyn defeating Chicago 7 0 and New York beating St Louis 2 1. Milwaukee at Pittsburgh postponed by rain. American League shows New York and Chicago leading, Cleveland and Detroit near .600s with several results and postponed games noted.
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Wes Santee Nips Lowell In Half Mile
Wes Santee defeats Arnie Sowell in a close 880 at Baxter Stadium with a 1:49.1 time while Sowell runs 1:49.4. Heard provides fast early pace as Santee applies late pressure to win. The meet also features regional golf results and other track performances.
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College Stars May Challenge In State Amateur Golf
In Salina Kansas two college stars and two-time champion Daryl Schoonover face medalist Harlan Hobbs of Topeka in the Men's State Amateur Golf Tournament quarter finals. Bob Richards of Lawrence, Big Seven champion, and Bob Vickers of Wichita, Oklahoma University golfer, are the other contenders. This morning Schoonover, of Topeka, met Howard Dunham in quarter final action.
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United States Team Leads in Golf Event
The United States held a one stroke lead entering the third round of the Canada Cup as Belgium’s Flory Van Donck surged ahead. Van Donck stood three strokes clear early in round three, while Argentina trailed. Chick Harbert and Ed Furgol led the U S with 282, with Australia dropping to fourth in the team standings alongside Ireland.
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Yanks edge Indians as bullpen saves win in Cleveland
The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 3-2 aided by relief pitchers Tom Morgan and Jim Konstanty to extend their AL lead. Brooklyn routs Chicago Cubs 7-0 as Carl Erskine wins eighth. Campanella hits his 18th homer. Orioles blank A's. Williams powers Detroit loss.
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Tennis Queen Maureen Connolly Marries Norman Brinker
In San Diego Maureen Connolly aged 20, the world’s top tennis star, wed Norman Brinker 24 at 2 p.m. in St Patrick's Catholic Church. The couple planned a brief California honeymoon before departure.
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Miss Connolly to Cover Wimbledon for Union and Daily Mail
Sports editor Miss Connolly departs for a European trip June 15 to cover England’s Wimbledon. She will report for the San Diego Union and the London Daily Mail as the world’s women’s champion crown passes to a successor. She also renounces other titles in France Italy Germany and Ireland. Brinker, ex Olympic rider, attends San Diego State after Navy enlistment. Consolo, ex Red Sox infielder, plays second base for Oakland after a majors apprenticeship.
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Tour to Hawaii on King lines sail October 26
A 23 day conducted tour to Hawaii includes both unusual and standard sights in the agricultural paradise. Fourth year of operation with farm and business family participation. Round trip on S S Lurline, Halekulani Hotel Waikiki Beach, luaus, picnics, two islands, sightseeing. Price from 599 dollars, space limited, early reservations required. Free folder available upon request.
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Harrison Dillard Receives Bolivian Special Scroll
Olympic sprinter and hurdler Harrison Dillard, famed for titles in 1948 and 1952, was honored with a Bolivian government scroll praising his goodwill tour in the country.
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Cardinals fail to land Jabloski as right-handed bat need persists
St Louis manager Harry Walker and official Bing Devine met Cincinnati GM Gabe Paul in New York in a bid for ex-Red Ray Jabloski. Paul called the visit friendly while reports say the club offered Harry Elliott and Bob Tiefenauer for Jabloski, who logged 216 RBI across 1953 54 with St Louis.
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Gil Hodges Hugs Home Run Kiss Tradition at Ebbets Field
Gil Hodges, the Brooklyn Dodgers first baseman, follows a home run with a kiss gesture to his wife as he rounds to home plate at Ebbets Field. This signature celebration links Hodges to a recurring personal ritual during Dodgers games.
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