Presidents Cup at Hayward Golf Club Opens Play
Defending champion Tony Perry faces John Carlstrom in the feature first round at the Presidents Cup. The unique handicapped match play event, held at Hayward Golf Club, includes multiple flights with pairings and start times across all divisions.
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Patty Berg Leads as Triangle Round Robin Burns
Patty Berg of Minnesota held an eight point lead entering the second round of the Triangle Round Robin golf tournament in Hot Springs Virginia a $75000 event. Louise Suggs and Marlene Stewart tied for second with 13 points while Jackie Pung and Betty McKinnon trailed with nine. Babe Zaharias started near the bottom after a 73 opening round for $1500 first prize.
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Texas
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Hogan Sick To Postpone Golf Round In U S Open Pick
Springfield N J INS The U S Golf Association named a 162 player starting field for the U S Open June 17 19 at Baltusrol Golf Club Springfield Defending champion Ben Hogan leads 33 exempted players with 129 from sectional qualifiers A record 1036 entries were accepted Hogan practiced yesterday saying he is too sick to play on national golf day and may delay until June 12 The U S Open titleholder who ended Colonial in Fort Worth last week due to a virus hopes not to spoil the event by playing poorly or delaying the schedule for the charity drive continues with bronze medals awarded to top finishers after Hogan completes play
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Wilson Predicts U S to Do Well At Melbourne Games
Wilson, head of the United States Olympic Committee, predicted the U S will perform well in the 1956 Melbourne Games despite Russian preparation. He noted no official team championship exists and sports writers’ unofficial scoring favors individual effort, suggesting a tight race between the U S and Russia.
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Chancellor Predicts Chicago Return to Sports
A Chicago report quotes a university leader forecasting the University of Chicago will restore major intercollegiate participation in sports, including football, as part of its reentry into competitive athletics. The statement frames a broader revival of university athletics and campus life.
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San Lorenzo Bass Derby Draws Entries for Club Fund
The San Lorenzo Boys Club announces a bass derby sponsored by the club with June 27 weighing at San Lorenzo Plaza. Open to all, prizes include an outboard motor for the biggest striped bass and a bicycle for the top junior catch. Entry is $1 for adults, 50 cents for children, proceeds go to the club building fund.
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Douglas Paces Field In Western Open Golf
Dave Douglas of Grossinger’s New York shot a three under par 68 to pace the field into the second round of the $15,600 Western Open at Kenwood Country Club in Cincinnati. He tied for second with 89s were Jack Burke Jr of Kiamesha Lake New York Pete Fleming of St Andrews Illinois and Bob Duden of Portland Oregon.
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