Finsterwald Nears PGA Money Lead After Victory
Bedford Heights Ohio pro Finsterwald, age 26, won the Kansas City Open with a 69 and 274 total to close in on Mike Souchak for the 1956 PGA money title. Souchak held a narrow lead by 12,859 to 12,385 dollars.
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Olson Plans Fast Start In Friday Title Shot
Santa Monica based boxer New Olson, a top challenger from San Francisco, vows a red hot, aggressive opening against Sugar Ray Robinson Friday night at Wrigley Field Los Angeles. He will shadow-box intensely in the dressing room to recapture the middleweight crown and insists he is sharper and more ready than at Chicago.
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Solons Win Two as Deer Hunting Rules Loom
The Los Angeles Solons won twice while deer hunting regulations loom with a May 25 Los Angeles final adoption. Seth Gordon backed a new either sex hunt late season plan, counties vary, and coastal and inland seasons span August to October with specific counties included.
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Mays and Stafford throw no hitters in junior play
In weekend junior action, Mays and Stafford pitched no hitters for their teams. Reliefer Josex earned a win as several games featured strong pitching, including San Jose and nearby leagues, with multiple hitters contributing and standout performances across divisions.
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ACAL Golfers Chase Hornets Third Title Clash
Alameda County Athletic League teams move toward a four-match title run with Mira Vista Golf Course hosting the third clash. John Lotz led with a 72 as Alameda headlined a strong showing on the home course, while leaders Piedmont and Berkeley keep pace in the tight race as teams prepare for tomorrow’s round.
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