Littler Leads Eastern Open After Second Round
Gene Littler carved five strokes off par 72 at Pine Ridge to take a one stroke lead at halfway in the Eastern Open. Frank Oliver trails with 133 as the field heads into the third round. local play was interrupted by a storm and an errant ball question arose about a fence incident.
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Baltimore
Gene Littler
Stormy Pine Ridge
Ed Oliver
Fred Hawkins
Henry Ransom
Billy Maxwell
Don Whitt
Ba Wininger
Dave Ragan
Don January
Wes Ellis Jr
Ted Krauthane
Tommy Jacobs
Tony Lema
Pete Cooper
Bill Collins
Debta Eisinger Ve
Bert Weaver
Ate Besselink
Ad Doug Ford
Bob Waite
Aai Souchake
Mayer
Dar ‘Risplinghott
Herlihy's 75 Tops Edgewood in Opening Round Qualifiers
Medalist Dr J J Herlihy led Edgewood Country Club men s championship qualifiers with a 75 as opening round pairings were announced. The event runs from Saturday through July 25 with one match per week, featuring multiple flights led by defending champ R Lee Bird and top contenders in each flight.
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Edgewood Country Club
J. J. Herlihy
R. Lee Bird
H. Belden Jr
Sid P. Davis
G. Mm. Rosengarter Jr
Eric Nelson
Phil Hill
W. T. Lively Jr
Giles 'Snider
E.R. Clark
W. G. Mathews
J.T. Gelder Jr
G. M. Rosengarten
Jack Mathews
PUDDINHEAD WAS ONE OF WHIZ KIDS WHIZ KIDS TRADE
Philadelphia trades Willie Jones, longtime Phillies third baseman and 1950 Whiz Kid star, to Cleveland for outfielder Jim Bolger and cash. Jones batted .269 with seven homers and 24 RBIs this season. Bolger had prior majors experience with Cincinnati and Chicago Cubs.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Willie Jones
Cleveland Indians
Jim Bolger
Cash
Jones
Phillies
Lady Keelers In State Race At Dunbar Speedway
Ken Cavender the top adult winner and a child under 12 at Dunbar Speedway last Saturday is slated to race again tonight at 8 p m in Capitol City Stock Car Racing Assn program. Wayne McGuire of Kentucky finished second last week as Cavender seeks another feature victory alongside Paul Prince Rick Gardner and others with admission still listed at 1 25 dollars.
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Ken Cavender
Dunbar Speedway
Capitol City
Cavender
Wayne McGuire
Kentucky
Paul Prince
Rick Gardner
Darsel Meadows
Berk Harbour
Jay Hodges
Jim Arther
Jim Randolph
Russell
Adking
Cliff Monk
Owen Spradling
Tabor to Play In Twin Bill This Weekend
Tabor Music will play a three game weekend to bolster first place in the Kanawha Valley League. The schedule opens with a 1 30 p.m. Saturday doubleheader against Henson Co at Nitro Park, followed by a 4 p.m. Sunday match with Guthrie Air Force Station. A remaining league game has Guthrie meeting Pack Lumber at Marmet at 1 30 p.m. Saturday, and Henson Co faces Pack Lumber at Nitro on Sunday at 1 30 p.m.
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Henson Co
Nitro Park
Tabor
Guthrie Air Force Station
Nitro
Guthrie Nine
Marmet
Bor Music
Guthrie Afl
Ring Magazine Names Fighter of the Month
Sugar Ray Robinson remains Ring Magazine middleweight champion as NBA title dispute continues. Basilio Fullmer slated to fight for the NBA crown. Hal Johnson earns Fighter of the Month after ninth round TKO. Bawdry rises to fifth in light heavyweights. Durelle moves to second behind Harald Johnson. Babe Ruth League opens with a tripleheader at Boone Street Field Mayor Ramsey to throw first ball.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Ring Magazine
National Boxing Assn
Sugar Ray
New York Athletic Commission
Robinson
RING
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Gene Fullmer
Basilio
Chittenango
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Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Joe
Paolo Rossi Brown
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Valdes
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Tony Anthony
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Yvor Durelle
Harald Johnson
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St. Albans
Boone St. Field
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Parsons Builders
Concrete Supply
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Lumber
Moose
Junior Mechanics
Russian Netters Set for Tourney
Four Soviet tennis players arrived from Moscow to London as part of a historic tour in which the Soviet athletes will compete in a foreign event and strengthen international sports ties.
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London
Moscow
Nine year old makes unassisted triple play in kids league
In Paducah Texas a 9 year old infielder James Oney caught a line drive and tagged a runner at second to complete an unassisted triple play as his Indians lost 11 to 10 to the Red Sox. The story also notes Russians entering Wimbledon play with teens and a Kent Championships appearance planned next week.
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Tex
James Oney
Indians
Red Sox
Tomas Lejus
theRussians
Anna Dusltrieva
Andrei Potanin
Sergei Kik‘hachev
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