Buchanan HPD Win in Hitless II Weekend
In scarce hitting Little League action, the American and National leaders won to maintain league leads. Buchanan Motors topped CY Ward Club 4-2, while a 20-3 nine downed Bks Club 12-7. Hayward Police Dept edged to fifth win in six American games, despite three hits and 13 punchouts by Moreira.
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HPD
Biggs
Hanga
Eiwanis
Sucher
Buchanan Motors
CY Ward
Hayward
Dennis Moreira
Practice Follow Through Position For Golf Mastery
Instructional note urges serious golfers to practice often and study follow through. Recommends two rounds weekly or more and in poor weather do at home drills with a mirror to check form. Describes weight on left side, head and hip alignment, and maintaining balance for a solid finishing position. Readers are invited to mail in a stamped self-addressed envelope for a practice follow through position.
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Yau
Aisi
Fly Rod Bass Bug Lure Best for Dawn and Dusk Fishing
Tharty Summer notes the fly rod bass bug as among the best lures. Bass hunt in shallow waters for food especially at dawn and dusk.
Ferrarese Ace As Fireman in Collegiate Golf
Columbus reporters note a National Collegiate Golf team match at Ohla Scarlet course. West defeats East behind a 66 best-ball round by Frank Wear of SMU and Bill Foote of UCLA, with notable plays from Ferrarese and Jensen.
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Columbus
Frank Wear
SMU
Bill. Foote
UCLA
Ohla
Coe Wins Trans-Mississippi Golf Title in Oklahoma City
Charley Coe of Oklahoma City captured his fourth Trans-Mississippi golf title by routing Ronnie Wenzler of Memphis in Oklahoma City. The article also notes Gene Conley winning the nightcap for the White Sox with key hits, while Dave Jolly struggled in the seventh inning amid a rain-disrupted game, as Cleveland’s Lemon earned his ninth victory and the Pirates edged the Cubs.
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Ronnie Wenzler
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Frank Baumholtz
Nirth Evert
O'Brien
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Ea Bailey Rake Fiseas
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Petrott
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Martin
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Sayers
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Fox
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Sweberhirk & McDermund
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Lersenip
Smart
Howelles
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Btasey
Leidesermett
Sime Held In Olympic Trials
The article notes big names failing to qualify for the Olympic trials. Duke sprinter Sime and Dave Sime were allowed to compete after an unprecedented U.S. Olympic Committee vote. Sime, holder of the world 220-yard dash record and co holder of the 100-yard world mark, strained a groin in the NCAA meet and did not run at Bakersfield.
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Bud
Jira Gollidey
Lindy Remigino
U.S
Jim Keily
Sime
NCAA
Bakersfield
Mayertn Philly playoff wins capture 12 footer thriller
In Philadelphia Mayer, Dick Mayer St Bitersburg, Fla., tied Holschers at 269 after a dramatic 18th hole chip and two foot putt. Holscher matched at 269 with a late surge. Tommy Balt of Houston set a tournament scoring record with an eagle on nine but finished with 273 along with Gardner Dickinson Jr. of Beech, Fla., and Hawking of El Paso, Tex, for third.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Balt
Houston
Tex
Gardner Dickinson, Jr
Gma City
Beech
Fla
Hawking
EL Paso
Marlene Wins After Tough Playoff at Forest Lake
Detroit reports Marlene Bauer Hagge wins the ladies PGA title after a sudden death playoff with Patty Berg at Forest Lake Country Club. Berg ties for top at 291 in regulation. Hagge airs a long approach on the first extra hole, missing wide but holes out for par to claim $1,350 prize. father Dave Bauer calls the approach terrible.
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Detroit
Merlene Bauer
Hagge
Heath
Patty Berg
Shen
Ti E
Asheville
We, Bland
Miss Berg
Nektar
St. and. W
Dave Bauer
Marlene
Rainiers Lead Bilko Raps 31st
Steve Bilko blasted his 31st home of the season, driving in three runs to boost his league leading total to 84 as the Rainiers split a doubleheader with Hollywood. Seattle won the nightcap 2-0 on Howie Tudson’s two-hitter, while the opener was a 7-2 Hollywood win. The Rainiers remained two games behind Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast League standings. Portland and Vancouver were not scheduled.
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Los Angeles
Standin
da Seale
Rainiers
Hollywood
Stars
Howie
Tudson
Los Argeoles
Angels
Sacramento
Soles
Righteas
Steve
Bilko
Portland
Vancouvers
League Leads Up For Grabs In HARD Crucials
League standings show top clubs from A and B leagues jockeying for runnerup spots as midweek games loom. Key matchups include San Lorenzo AC versus U.S. Pipe and Industry with other titles like Complete Cleaners and Hunt Foods pressing leaders. Cast of teams and schedules listed for CVCC events and midweek clashes.
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Arex
Eddie
A. Surame
Ek Rencho
Bollannon Field
cPipe
Lyes
Izenit
Cleaners
Tearhst Union
768
Chabot Theater
Rockets
Cal Hastérn
Hunt Foods
Air National Guard
Castro Valley
Weex
VMI
Barrett Donuts
Beaumont Homes
Danny's
Rancho Lounge
ABC Ambulance
Native Sons
Neval Air Station
Sucher Furnit
Village Bowl
Wee
Air Nation
Guaré
Teamsters Union
Rockete
Cal Eastern
Pam
Wieiw
Tues
Russells Market
1St Baptist Church
Alameda
U.S
San Lorenzo AC
Eaumant Heressi Ranche
Lounze Barrett
Lenny
ABC
Wedi Complete Cleaners
BTL
Suz
San Leandro
Centerville
Hayward
Livermore
San Lorenz
Philley Fined 250 For Fist Fight In Baseball
Chicago outfielder Dave Philley was fined 250 by American League President Will Harridge after a sixth inning brawl with New York pitcher Bob Grim in Saturday’s game. Philley was ejected and Grim remained in the contest as players separated the fight.
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Chicago
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Hogan Leads Canada Cup with 69 as Snead Fires 73
At Wentworth, Ben Hogan shot 69 and Sam Snead 73 in the Canada Cup opening round. The U.S. pair, playing together for the first time in this event, posted a 296 total to sit among leaders as Peter Thomson and Norman Von Nida led Australia with 142 after the first day.
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Snead
Wentworth
Endly
Ben ‘Hogan
Teddy
Canada
Jim
U.S
Péter Thomson
Norman’ von Nida
Ustralia
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Thomson
Ben “Hogan
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Dai’ Rees
Dennis “Smalldon
Wales
Mexico
Roberta de Vicenzo
Percy
Clifford
Sam Snead
Cariade
al’ Balding
Stew Leonard
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