U S Women Golf Champ Edged Out By British Play
In Troon Scotland Paty O Sullivan of Orange Conn upset defending champion Dot Birdy of Atlanta and advanced in the British Women's Amateur. Mae Murray of Arkansas Tt and Fort Worth Tex defeated Sara Bolton of England in the second round. Mrs. Frank Goldmarte, the Lis Cup captain from Fort Worth Texas, led U S players, while Miss O Sullivan dominated Kirbys drives and approach shots to win a close match on windy Tan course.
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Artland
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Sara Bolton
England
Pally Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
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Frank Goldminarte
Tey
Grithwaite
Miss O'Sullivan
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Miss Kirby
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Misa O'Sullivan
Mise O Sullivan
Urey
Miss Murray
Mohan
Troy
Clair Nevan
Cleveland
Dnan McCullough
Land
Anneles
Megan Caleman
Mianne Cranston
Pasarena
Calif
Pratiets Stephens
Welterweight Kim Seeks Aragon Shot
Welterweight Kim of Hollywood aims for a shot at Aragon after a decisive ninth round stoppage of Ernie Greer of Oakland at Hollywood Legion Stadium. Kim, 143, earned his fourth straight win with a knockout at 1 minute 28 seconds of the final round, improving his unbroken record.
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Pall Kim
Horalulu
Wrt
Aragon
Ernie Greer
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Hollywood Legion Stadium
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Greer
Iice
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Knarknals
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Runners Seek Final Olympic Qualifier At AAU Meet
Berkeley track stars travel to Long Beach for the national AAU championships ahead of Olympic trials in Los Angeles on June 27. NCAA athletes hope to qualify for events, while AAU competition promises fierce showings from collegiate and service runners.
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Los Angeles
NCAA
Southern Califor
Esc Pyent
Beutus Hamilton
Hopstey Anc
George Shaw
Columbia
Parry O'Brien
Souhern
California
Carge Rosen
Bob Devinney
Kansas
Bob McMillon
Golfer Julius Boras Captures National Open Title
Julius Boras, a 2year-old transplanted New Englander from Mid Pines NC, stunned the field to win the National Open. After a tense morning two-under-par 68 and a resilient 71 in the afternoon, he finished four strokes ahead of Ed Oliver of Lemont, Ill. Hogan faded in the heat at age 48, ending four back of the runner-up.
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Juliue Bowes
Mid Pines
N. C
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Galfer
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Connecticut
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Lemont
Ill
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Oliver
Hoger
Ram
Hogan
Johnny Bulli
Verona
George Fazio
Clementon, N
Week of close losses as Oaks drop two to Angels
Oakland fell 5-4 and 3-2 to Los Angeles in a doubleheader as attendance neared 33,400 for the week. Moisan outdueled Gefsel in the opener, with Evans briefly stymieing the Angels before Van Cuyk and late Oaks rallies f altered. Chapman and West drove late scoring but the fifth inning proved decisive for LA.
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Agortis
Oakland
Los Angeles
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Bill Moisan
Moisan
Bill Evans
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Angels
Bob Usher
West
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Molson
Iran
Sorgenson
Giants Split But Close In As Dodgers Lose 7-4
Major league action saw the Yankees slip in standings after a slow start while the Giants split a doubleheader with the Cardinals and Dodgers fell 7-4 to Cincinnati. Mantle powered the Yankees with a three run homer, Lopat and Kuzava won for New York, and Grady Hatton homered for the Reds in a seventh inning rally.
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New York
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Chicago
Browns
Marty Merion
St. Louis
Athletics
Datrait
Tigers
Washington
Cardinals
Togantes
Brookly
Reds
Grady Hatton
Braves
Cubs
Jim Wilson
Matt Surkoni
Philadelphia
Flowle Pall
Pittsburgh
Phils
Howie Fox
Pirates
Mantle
Ed Lapat
Bob Kuzaya
Lopat
Zsixaun Ser
Mickey Mantle
Roblemon
Kuziva
Alice Reynarielski
Wink Hover
Toe Colling
Bit
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Kemer
Rookle Dick Gernest
Yer Siegbens
Roston
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Dizey Trou
Red Sox
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Ed Stewart
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Sles Cass Michaels
Cincher Dorrall Johnson
Ned Garver
Pltenco
Jin Rivera
Dick Kighosled
Eadie Jenst
Artie Clark
Ahi
Fouh
Vic Wertz
Garry Priddy
Fred Hatfield
Pat Mullin
Iunners
Detroit
Walt Materson
Gime
Shews Vung Toro
Mil Hnderlain
Ted Gray
Dave Kosin
Wes Westrim
Warherge
Rnus Slaughter
Gardinnis Sayoud
Sal Magic
Sally Fler Mag
Tommy Gla Vlan
Westrum
Hanis Tene
Jsoi
Fight for Lead Padres Win and Stars Chase Coast Pennant
United Press reports a tense race on the Pacific Coast League. San Diego, led by Frank O Doul, seeks to extend its first place, while Hollywood eye the top spot after mixed results with Seattle and Sacramento. Ben Flowers notches a win for Hollywood, with Gene Klingler delivering four hits in a doubleheader. Salvesen earns his 20th PCL win for San Diego as the season tightens.
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Graw
Toro
San Diego
Hollywood
Tamarsow
Bordertown
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O'Doulies
Sacramento
Bollywood
San Francisco
Bob Thurman
Seaule
Portland
Salons
San Diego Lads
al Benton
Rind
Allen Richter
Jack Salvesen
Ben Flowers
Boston Red Sox
Herb German
Ohn Indell
Johnny Lindell
Bill Byuemier
Bill Reeder
Seal
Gene Klingler
Bill Andhing
Klinger
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Thuir Iittling
BCL
Bavane
Bill Curtin
AL Widmar
AL Lyons
Seattle
Portlene
Walt Ducneh
Artie Wilson
Amlncint
Rootes
Clough
Teslern
Ortolgch
Trade Deadline Brings Minor Moves As Teams Shuffled
The trading deadline passed with only four minor deals. St Louis swapped Leo Thomas and Tom Wright for Zw Zarrila and Willy Miranda. Zarrila returns to his 1943 club. Boston recalled Jack Dittmer to take over second base while Hastefield and Donohue moved out. Brooklyn sent Bud Fod to Cincinnati and Tommy Holmes joined Dodgers as a pinch hitter. Reds sent Bud Byerly to St Paul to satisfy roster limits. Darrell Johnson recalled from San Antonio as Spieson returned to action with four hits in a cap against the Athletics.
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Saatematize
Anns Vo
St. Louis Growne
Leo Thomas
Tom Wright
al Zirilla
Willy Miranda
White Sox
Zarillatus
Boston Braves
Jack Dittmer
Milwaukee
American Association
Dit Mey
Braves
Roy Hastelield
Dick Dono
Yar
Milwauker
Donavan
Reds
Eldred
Bud) Byerly
Darrell| Johnson
San Antonio
Texans
Spjeson
Browns
Hard Tops Open Summer Run At Delland Speedway
Hard tops start the summer run tomorrow night at Delland Speedway as Ashland and Bay Cities standings lead tightens. Roberts holds a slim nine point lead over Bill Maher as more than 50 racers enter qualifing with a 7 PM start and promotor Mack McGyre announces general admission at 1.90 with servicemen and kids admitted at reduced prices.
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Bay Cities
Actnr Association
Delland Speedway
Lomor
A Roberts
Bill Maher
Vallgjo
Amore
SORA
Galland
Mike McGreavy
Jon Valente
Johnny Soaves
Lee Humphers
Chet ,Thompson
Joe Newatt
Lew Bernatani
Bob Dempsey
Cal Johnson
Mack McGyere
Iit
State Leaders Win San Jose Takes Two
Fresno repainted respectability in California Sea circles as Visalia was swept 9 to 2 by the Cards. Alphahander Larry Jackson framed a strong year with a six-hitter as teammate Bill Downs contributed five homers. San Jose then won two from Bakersfield 4 to 0 and 5 to 1, with Roger Johnson and Jedy Zimmerman each collecting three singles in the opener and Rick Prdarasti driving in three in the second.
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California
Visalia
Reagan
Larry Jackson
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Bakersfield
Sox
Roger Johnson
Universsity of
Arizona
Jedy Zimmerman
Bone Beauty
Oregun
Rick Prdrasti
Theee
Davis Cup Elimination in London Semifinals Set
In London the Davis Cup Farrapean zone semifinals advanced with Italy, France, Belgium and Denmark reaching the last four. Belgium ousted defending champion Sweden in a surprise upset yesterday.
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Italy
France
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
Baseball Standings and Results From Sunday Action
Pacific Coast League results show Holywood B. Ban Powedson 2 San Francien 4 and other mixed scores from Los Angeles Sacramento and Portland. American League listing includes top hitters and pitchers with names such as Rosen Cleveland West Detroit and Mejo Detroit among scattered box score notes.
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Ely
Angelus
Francisco
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Sue Francisco
Annales
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Ah Nome
Sauer
Gilenes
Teslailions
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Brkkiymeiner
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Weatruin
Clee Solos
Brooklyn
Fnomson
Nattot
Cinematha Cmpnelia
Hieivar
GAH Raw
Rao SY WU I
West
Hosen
Cleveland
Deupe
T and W Bowlers Set New League Records
San Lorenzo report shows T and W Cleaners tying for third in Mixed Foursome Javp while beating Linville Bowlers. Notable marks include high game 249 by Bedie, 6 10 series by Bedie, with Risie Jawtonski 180 and 451 counts. George L Green leads league after a 1 0 drubbing of Village Tires. Curtain Mares Dorothy Van tied top gals with 464.
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Leo
Aur
Nicks
Amy
MO Marks
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Bedie
Risie Jawtonski
George L. Green
Hal Clausen
Dorothy Van?tiiedt
Reaults
Clors
Tanus
Moville Fue
Scotty
Linville Roofers
Yadie
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