Rudolphs 69 Tops MacKenzie In Don Mac Kensie Tourney
The 14th annual Don Mac Kensie Golf Tournament at Corry Country Club crowned Lawrence Kranking of Chautauqua with a net 61 after an 18 handicap. John Chitlock tied for third low gross with 74. Pete Kote led near Moon Brook with 78. Special wallet awards went to Chilock, Bus Brown, and a young competition winner as participants hailed from multiple regional clubs.
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Bowl-Aire Alleys Opens Friday With New Leagues
Bowl-Aire Alleys will open this Friday night per owner Pete Russell and will host at least three new leagues. A winter mixed doubles league is planned for Wednesday nights, with interested players asked to contact Fussell before Wednesday. Two additional four team leagues for men and women are also being formed for the coming season, with Friday night bowling times.
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Skyline Speedway Winners Repeat in Interocel and Jalopy Races
Skyline Speedway saw repeat wins as Beun, Marlin of Russell, and Layfield dominated the Interocel and Jalopy events on the Sunset Grove track. Layfield led the 20-lap feature ahead of Johnny McGinley of Chicago, with Don Bailey of Brockway third. Berney Jury of Jamestown trailed in Jalopy, Jim Houser of Westfield taking third. Earlier heats crowned Larry Johnson of Bemus Point and Ray Little of Wrightsville, while John Walker of Amelialyllie won the second heat. Praveli Burch and Bil Petty also scored in separate heats. Pawl Wilton won the final semi, with Lay Held taking the second. WEEK END FIGHTS HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA Alfredo Tscobas, 129, Los Angeles, stopped Tommy Bam, 126, Los Angeles.
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Madman” McGinley
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Bemus Point
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Bil Petty
Brookway
Pawl Wilton
Lays
Rademacher Patterson Clash Off Radio TV Coverage
Olympic champ Pete Rademacher faces Floyd Patterson in Seattle in a 15 round heavyweight bout with no radio or TV coverage. Patterson, 6 ft 1 in, 210 pounds, is a slow mover with quick hands, while Rademacher, 28, has a strong amateur record and rare pro start. The bout starts around 10 p.m. EST with Tommy Loughran as the sole ring official.
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Musial Advances Toward NL Batting Title
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals leads the National League in batting with 33 hits, edging toward the league title. Hank Aaron and Dick Groat contend for minor spots as Musial climbs the all time totals list and nears 5,000 total bases. rain interruptions altered schedule as fans note his steady run.
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Indians Rout Kansas City 9-2 in Baseball Clash
Cleveland overwhelmed Kansas City 9-2 as Cal McLish pitched a complete game for his fifth win. Rocky Colavito fueled the offense with a key double and three hits by Noubls AL Smith boosted the attack. Joe Altobelli, Cher Carrasanel and Bob Avila also contributed in a game depth with timely singles and an RBI via sacrifice fly.
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Rip Coleman
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Joe Altobelli
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Smith
Roher Murissiugle
Bob Cory
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Hut Smith
Yankees sweep Baltimore behind Berra five hits five runs
Yesterday s Stars Ballinu Tom Berra YankeeS collected five hits and drove in five runs, including all three in the second game, as the New York Yankees swept a double header from Baltimore 7-0 and 3-2. pitching Vinesor Bender zell Cardinals shut out the Milwaukee Braves with four as the Cardinals defeated the league leaders 8-6 in 10 innings and 6-0 Portland Ore Pat McMurtry Tacoma Wash knocked out Carl Bobo Olson Vincot ver Wash
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Cardinals
Mil-waukee Braves
Portland, Ore
Pat McMurtry
Tacoma
Wash
Carl “Bobo” Olson
Vincot
McKnight and Downey Triumph in Men’s Doubles Final
George Downey and Frank Me night beat Tony Amoroso and Tohty Radecki in a five set men s doubles final 7-5 4-6 7-5 3-6 8-6 to capture the championship at yesterday s meet. The event featured youth versus age with Downey and Me night completing the five set marathon to win.
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Frank Menight
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Ray Clark
Sharon Hansen
Sandra Beardsley
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Carol Chirionzio
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Patty Kinney
Linda Anderson
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Friend Drops 16th As Pirates Lose
The Pirates suffered a 2 4 loss as Bob Friend earned his 16th defeat of the season despite a second two hit effort. Junior Gilliam and Dulke Silder homered for Brooklyn to back the Dodgers in the opener of a doubleheader. In the nightcap, Pittsburgh outslugged Brooklyn 8 6 to pull within 10 11 of the club, with Maglie yielding five hits in the fifth inning for the Pirates.
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Frank Thomas
Gene Freese
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Jett
Yankees Boost As Lead As Cards Take Two From Braves
A league chase dominates the scene as Mantle helps the Yankees sweep Baltimore 7-0 and 3-2 while Williams slips to a .389 average. Musial leads NL batting with two hits per game as the Cardinals take both ends of a rain-delayed doubleheader 8-6 and 6-0. Dodgers, Cubs, and Giants add wins in a busy day as White Sox, Senators, and Indians post victories.
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Philadelphia
Dick Donovan
Enab
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Detroit
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Roy Sievers
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Red Sox
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Cleveland Indians
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Yankees, Orioles Clash as MLB Action Unfolds
Yesterday and today bring baseball results and schedule across the league. Highlights include New York 7 Baltimore 0, Cleveland 9 Kansas City 2, and Washington 6 Boston 4. Tonight Cleveland visits Kansas City in the lone scheduled game with other results and tomorrow’s matches listed.
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Giants Vote On Shift To San Francisco
The New York Giants directors met in closed session to decide on Horace Stoneham's proposal moving the team to San Francisco. Approval was expected. the plan includes a 45,000 capacity stadium and concessions control, with projected profits rising from about 20,000 in New York to 200,000 300,000 in San Francisco in 1958.
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Unclear Sports Brief Highlights Varied Open Event
Fragmentary sports item notes quick actions from multiple venues. Mentions San Francisco line, St Paul Open, Spokane results, Pred Wood, Vancouver, and Wimbledon shorthand. Aims to report early round results but details are incomplete and names are garbled.
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Junior Golf Results Stir Championship Action at Zerry Club
Walter Bowen reached the semifinals by defeating Tom Titus and then Jim Davison in the junior championship at Zerry Country Club last week. Paul Bowen beat Don Kauer, Sonny Douglas overcame Larry Gallagher, setting up a Bowen versus Douglas clash for a spot in the final against Walter Bowen.
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Don Kauer
Sonny Douglas
Larry Gallagher
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Pitt To Open Grid Drills At Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh will open varsity football practice drills on September 2nd. Ten of the 49 players expected to report are lettermen.
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