Souchak Opens Open Lead in Denver Race
Mike Souchak fired a 68 to lead the National Open at 135 after 36 holes, three strokes ahead of Doug Sanders at Cherry Hills. Sam Snead, Ben Hogan, and Rex Baxter chased at 141 and 142, while Joe Taylor and Joe Stoddard lagged with totals of 149 and 155, respectively.
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U S Open Leaders Include Hogan In Riviera Circuit
Report covers leaders at Riviera with Hogan shooting 67 aided by steady putting. Souchak, Rosburg, Sanders and Ellis show notable moves with birdies and pars amid crowd interference and penalties. Penecale cards an eagle on the 9th after using a No 7 wood.
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Philadelphia
Caddie quits during Open round over club choice
In Denver the Portland caddie Tony Altomare quit amid a dispute with 1958 PGA champion Finsterwald during the National Open second round. Altomare complained after an unclear club pick on the 11th, then left after more exchange. Finsterwald led at 140 after a 69.
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Will's Homer Leads to 6-4 Cubs Triumph
Bob Will homered to break a 3-3 tie in the fifth, boosting the Chicago Cubs to a 4-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds at Chicago. Reliever Bob Anderson earned the victory with Don Elston finishing. The Cubs overcome an early deficit as Will’s homer sparks the decisive rally.
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Dobbek Delivers as Senators Top Kansas City 3-1
Dan Dobbek drove in two runs with a single and a homer to lift the Washington Senators to a 3-1 victory over the Kansas City Athletics. Bill Fischer pitched effectively in relief, improving to 2-2, while Herb Herbert took the loss at 2-3. Debbek homered for Washington.
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Walthall Returns to WVU as Backfield Coach
Former WVU star Jim Walthall is named backfield coach at his alma mater, joining Gene Corum’s staff. A 24 year old with prior roles at Davidson since 1953 and two years at Princeton High School, Walthall first gained prominence as a multi sport star.
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Braves Edge Cards In 12 Innings For 3-2 Win
Al Spangler, a reserve outfielder, hit a long triple and scored on Felix Mantilla's single to lift the Milwaukee Braves to a 3-2, 12 inning victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Witte and Ackak homered for St Louis and Milwaukee respectively.
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Association Standings and Friday's Results
The standings show Louisville leading with 38 wins and 2 losses, Denver 32 26, Houston 34 31, Charleston 39 33, Dallas Fort Worth 30 33, Indianapolis 27 36, Minneapolis 26 35. Friday games list Minneapolis at Charleston, Houston at Indianapolis, Denver at Louisville, St Paul at Dallas Fort Worth.
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Senators Slugged By Minneapolis In 10-5 Loss
Minneapolis Millers toppled the Senators 10 to 5 at Watt Powell Park as Earl Wilson fanned 15 and kept Senators from mounting sustained threats. Dave Mann led Twin City hitting with a homer and four stolen bases, while Zorro Versalles and Joe Hannah each struck out three times. The loss drops Washington further in the standings as Charleston and Louisville chase the league lead.
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