Sport Round-up Highlights From New York July 25
Sports brief by Hugh Fullerton Sr. covers Cornell football and golf notes. Mentions Lefty Lofty, Ben Mintz’s Ithaca quotes, and upcoming matches. Notes Tommy Burns arrival and potential bout with Tommy Yarowa. References Western Golf Association, Caracas Country Club, and 60,000 crowd goal for Tokyo World Series. Mentions Yankee Vic Rasch delaying studies and Army appointing Joe Kiebeck while planning schedules through 1959.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Cornell
Lofty Dames
Ben Mintz
Tthaca
Ben
Tommy Burns
U. S
Jack Solomons
London
Australia
Dave Sands
Tommy Yaroya
Mopai Pac
Western Golf Association
Caracas
Venezela
U.S
National Baseball Congress
Tokyo
Cistern
Western Hemisphere
Yankee
Vic Rasch
William and Mary College
Army
Joe Kiebeck
Colgalé
Lash
Gilbert
Penn State
Manaoer
Villanova
Boston College
Nebraska
Rutgers
Purdive
Walls Wins State Amateur Golf Crown Again
Jay Pocu bhume Walls, 25, of Scranton, captures his third state amateur title in two years despite not aceing yesterday. He defeats Howard Everitt of Philadelphia 1 up in the final after overcoming Jack Penrose and Byeritt in earlier rounds. Everitt three putted the 17th and Walls saved the match with a six foot pitch and a decisive holed putt.
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Pocubhumge
Jay
Walls
Scranton
Penn
Iyvanie
Howard Everitt
Philadelphia
Jack Penrose
Byeritt
Arnold Palmer
Latobe
Wall
Everitt
Lie Bucket
Everth
Cardinal tryouts set for Warren two-day camp
Warren State Hospital grounds will host a two day baseball tryout camp run by the St Louis Cardinal minor league network. Workouts start at 11 a m and run until 2 or 4 p m each day. Boys aged 16 to 23 in the area urged to attend and showcase talent before major league scouts.
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Wasccuin
Anates
St Louis Cardinal
Warren State Hospital
Vets Down Warren Knights In Softball Showdown
The Garry Vets softball team defeated the Warren Knights of Columbus 8 to 2 at Lavaland Field yesterday. Kenneth Ottaway pitched seven innings. Cerra relieved for Warren in the last of the sixth. An independent baseball club is organized this evening at Love land Field with manager Val Genearik seeking teen tryouts at 6 p.m.
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Val Genearik
Loveland Field
Musial Torches Dodgers as Cardinals Seize Lead
Stan Musial fueled a 14 1 victory over Brooklyn driving in four runs with a single double triple and home run. The Cardinals piled 16 hits while Newcombe Miner and Erskine struggled as Howie Pollet earned his 11th win. Yankees rally past Tigers 6 3 in 11 innings in Detroit.
Inverness Winners Headed to Western Open
Fifteen Mall professionals advance to St Paul Minnesota for the Western Open after the Inverness Invitational where Chick Harbert of Detroit and Bob Hamilton of Landover Md led from Thursday to Sunday. They finished with a 1 plus 19 rating and top money of 4000 dollars plus 450 in additional awards for best round and other honors. Clayton Heafner and Skip Alexander trailed by four points.
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Toledo
St. Paull
Minn
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Bob Hamilton
Landover
Harbert
Hamilton
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
Skip Alexander
Lexington
N.C
Stars Shine in Openers as Indians and Cardinals Win Big
Yesterday's major league games featured Bob Lemon and Mickey Vernon powering the Indians past Washington 7 3 and Vernon driving in four with two homers in Cleveland's 5 2 win. Howie Pollet won his 13th as the Cardinals crushed the Dodgers 14 1 to take first in the NL. Reds swept Phils 10 1 and 4 3. Distie Howell drove in the Reds' ninth inning winner in game two. Cubs beat Giants 5 3 and 6 1 during Frankie Frisch Day at the Polo Grounds.
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Salting
Bob Lemon
Mickey Vernon
Indians
Lemon
Tidians
Washington
Vernon
Cleveland
Howie Pollet
Cardinals
Dodgers
Johnny Hopp
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phils
Distie Howell
Reds
Grady Hatton
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Frankie Frisch
Polo Grounds
Bobby Locke Blacklisted by PGA for Exhibitions Violations
The Pro golfers association announced Bobby Locke—South Africa—was blacklisted from all PGA sponsored events. Tournament committee chair George Schneiter said the unanimous decision followed repeated breaches of PGA tournament regulations and the commitments in the PGA of America agreement. Entry will be withdrawn and invitations canceled to protect sponsors and schedules.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Protesonal Golfers’ Association
Tolay 4
Bobby Cocke
PGA
George Schneiter
Association
Bob~ay Locke
PGA of America
Harrison Heads Pa Golf Association in 1980 elections
Joseph Harrison of Philadelphia was elected president of the Pennsylvania Golf Association for 1980. J. F. Byers Jr. of Pittsburgh moved up from secretary treasurer to vice president, and P. H. Shubing of Philadelphia Cricket Club was elected vice president. Next year’s state tournaments will be held in the eastern section of the state.
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Associuon
Baseball scores and standings update in AMC era recap
Yesterday results show the New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers in an 11 inning tilt with Detroit winning 8 to 6. Across leagues the Chicago White Sox lost to St. Louis while Philadelphia edged Chicago 7 to 6 and the standings list St Louis atop the NL and Brooklyn and Pittsburgh close in the NL race with limited games today.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
W. Lo Pol
St Louis
Bostum
Ighearo
Teatter
Coveland
Gloveland
Titusville Downs Edges City Golfers in Inter-Club Match
Titusville Downs defeated City Golfers 46 to 20 in an inter club match. Joe Hentie and John Dunn delivered slow scores 7 and 7 respectively while Bill Dyckes led the racing house with 977. Clyde Dingfelder and R Gehring contributed on their nets as the Corry enlfers hosted the event. Next Saturday the Corry niblick wielders travel to Titusville for another match.
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Summuy Wamu Sures Mane
Titus Wire
Joe Hentie
John Dunn
Postsi Low Shies
Rouse
Bill Dyckes
Clyde Dingfelder
Soent Luss
R. Gehring
Titusville
Taw
Cenres
Myusville Partcipater
Corry Enlfers
A. Tancheoni
Corry Niblick Wielders
Thiwville Tayout
Corry Players Named to Legion All-Star Contest
Bob Long Bill Dinmick and Phil Buell, mainstays on the junior Ambericky Teylon baseball team, will represent the club in the Legion All-Star game in Oil City this weekend. The contest aims to select players for major league scouting and possible tryouts for standout performers.
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Bob Long
Bill Dinmick
Ig Buell
Sleam
Renves
Pony League and International League Scores Mixed
Batavia leads with six to eleven in a chaotic chart as Hamilton and Mornell post four to Wellsville one. Jersey City Newark blanks Baltimore Bubilo two to zero while Rochester defeats Syracuse six to four and Montreal ties three all.
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Pony League
Batavia
Urd
Lockport
Jamestown
Hamilton & Mornell
Wellsville
Lorenzo de
Jersey City
Newark
Baltimore
Bubilo
Rochester
Syracuse
Montreal
Johnstown Tops Erie Team Again in Baseball Gridiron
Johnstown defeated Erie 9-7 as Joe Sennett hit his 20th homer of the year and Vanderbeek claimed the win with three wild pitches in relief. George Verhealth blasted a homer for Uniontown, while New Castle fell 7-5 to Vandererft. Butler and oil city split their games as Ambrose and Johnstown claimed a doubleheader sweep.
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Uconrd Wen
Wilt Stches
Erle
Vanderevitl
Pioneers
Bob Belz
Youngstown
New Castle
Cy Com Wet
Dick Buynaka
Shege. Ui Viesist
Mh & Neds
Vandererift
Butler
Oility
Brie
Younestanh
Johnstown
Union
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STATE
Cardinal
Warren
Musial
Bill
Tigers
Yankees
Browns
Athletics
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan
Dodger
Brooks
Ebbets Field
Mos
Joe Garagiola
Don Newcombe
Paul Miner
Carl Erskine
Newcombe
Howie Pollett
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Lindell
Hal Newhouser
Hank Sauer
Johnny Lipon
Bauer
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Jack Kramer
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Joe Coleman
Charlie Shantz
Boston Braves
Pirates
Braves
Johnny Sain
Dino Restelli
Inverness
Barto-Christensen
Blondie
Spie
Bobby Locke
Harrison
Golf Association
Gladys Canfield
Corry Moose Bombers
Blasdell Red Sox
American Legion Loveland Field
Ate
Ares
Lo Beye
Titusville Downs
City Golfers
Corry
Ben Allstar
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Chick Young
Johnstown Tops
ERIE
Richardson
Johstosn Aml Erle
Allanew Bivehall League
Jonuvwin
Percantewee Poirle
Hyer Buylar
Veruliranis Vets Beatin Erie
Vagus
Chis Howalud Urania
Scott Tissue
Wilson’s Corn Beef
BOF
New Deal Optical Pree
Erie, Cn
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