Evans Dunnavant Lead In Decatur Invitational Qualifiers
Evans and Dunnavant led medalist contenders in the Decatur Country Club second annual Invitational Golf Tournament opening with a 73 as best score. The field of 120 includes 28 in the championship flight with rounds continuing Sunday. final prizes awarded after play.
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Decatur Country Club
0. B. Evans
Decatur
Dick Dunnavant
Athens
Dunnavant
Evans
al Jones
Bill Boswell
B. Evans
Bob McNelly
Gilbert Wesley
Red Bay
Tur
Buck Shear
Cullman
Gilchrist
Compton
Greene
Rigsby
Joe Jones
T. M. Jones
Poole
Blue
Harris
Bradley
Oliver
Shear
King
Ing
Dr. Evans
Wesley
McNelly
Elmer Loyd
Joe Hagler
Bob McIntyre
Rowe Sanderson
G. P. McIntosh
Jim Burleson
John Lyle
Andy Beasley
J. H. Sandlin
John Cole
Gerald Avery
Vic Williamson
Gregg Lewis
H. M. Davis
Bob Keller
Spears Lee
Jim Powers
Harold Carrico
Joe Portwood
Jim Blue
Chuck Duckhute
E. C. Whitley
Jesse King
Raymond Smith
Charles Kerr
Jack Krueger
J. J. Putnam
Charles Rankin
Bob McCalley
Gene Berrigan
Ray White
Arwin Compton
Weekly results and high scores from USAR Center league
Weekly standings show Farm Indusries 1, Bricklayers 1, Rockets 4, Brett Gas 4, and Raiders leading with high team 494 in a single game and 1337 in team series. Individual highs include Z Pitt with 184 in a game and 526 in series. Other clubs Hi Lo's, Hopefully, Alleybums, and Upstarts posted mixed results with Raiders 3 Pens 1.
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Usar Center
Farm Indusries
Bricklayers
Pace’s
Texaco
Lyons Electric
Fruehauf Tool & Die
Meadow Gold
Rockets
L. B. Wright & Son
Brett Gas Co
Ingalls
Raiders
Z. Pitt
Hi Lo
Hopefully
Alleybums
Upstarts
Parrylanes
Lyons Electric Company
Meadow Gold Dairy
Brett Gas Army Reserve Center
Tool & Die
Pace
Eeene
Leo's Ee
Probable pitchers listed for Major League games
The Associated Press lists probable pitchers for American and National League games. Cleveland at Detroit Bunning vs Bell and other matchups include Kansas City at New York Ford, Minnesota at Baltimore Brown, Chicago at Washington Sturdivant or Hobaugh, Los Angeles at Boston Monbouquette, Cincinnati at St Louis Simmons, Philadelphia at Los Angeles Padres, Pittsburgh at San Francisco Mizell, Milwaukee at Chicago Hobbie with multiple starters noted. The note also mentions rising Latin study among American high school students, second only to Spanish.
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Cleveland
Bell
Detroit
Bunning
Kansas City
Daley
New York
Ford
Minnesota
Kralick
Baltimore
Brown
Chicago
Pierce
Washington
Sturdivant
Hobaugh
Los Angeles
Moeller
Boston
Monbouquette
Cincinnati
Jay
St. Louis
Simmons
Philadelphia
Roberts
Padres
Pittsburgh
Mizell
San Francisco
McCormick
Milwaukee
Willey
Burdette
Hobbie
Cubs Rally Past Braves in Three-Run Ninth
Moe Thacker drove in the winning run with a two-out single in the ninth as the Cubs defeated Milwaukee 11 to 10. Milwaukee homers by Ed Mathews and Lee Maye kept the Braves close, but Chicago surged back from a 6 0 deficit with key hits from Billy Williams and Joe Torre to secure the dramatic win.
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Chicago
Moe Thacker
Braves
Cubs
Milwaukee
Lee Maye
Warren Spahn
Thacker
Joe Adcock
Cub
Don Cardwell
Bob Buhl
Le Mans Grand Prix Opens With 55 Veterans
Le Mans France hosts the 29th running of the 2 hour Grand Prix as 55 veterans start the race. Stirling Moss warns the course is highly dangerous. Notable drivers include Pedro Rodriguez Ricardo Ginther Phil Hill Richie Ginther Wolfgang von Trips Bruce MacLaren Maurice Trintignant and Joaquim Bonnier.
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LE Mans
France
Stirling Moss
Britain
Rodriguez Brothers
Mexico
Pedro
Ricardo
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Ritchie Ginther
Granda Hills
Wolfgang von Trips
Germany
Bruce MacLaren
New Zeland
Maurice Trintignant
Sweden
Joaquim Bonnier
Wright Leads Women Round Robin After Round Three
Mickey Wright shot 74 to top the Women's Round Robin standings in New Rochelle as six players posted sub par 71s. Marle MacKenzie aided Wright with an 81 while Marlene Hagge had led early rounds as pairings rotate across five rounds.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Marle MacKenzie
Marlene Hagge
Moore Rinaldi Title Fight Tonight In New York
Archie Moore defends his light heavyweight title against Giulo Rinaldi in Madison Square Garden with a $100,000 purse. The 44 or 47 year old veteran faces a 26 year old Italian challenger as networks televise the 15 round bout under New York scoring rules.
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New York
Archie Moore
Italy
Giulo Rinaldi
Moore
Dick Sadler
Monticello
N.Y
Rinaldi
Anzio
Rome
Massachusetts
Europe
National Boxing Association
NBA
Harold Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Car
Ried
Network
ABC
Archie
Joey Maxim
Morning round at Wykagyl yields eight points for Falk and Prentice
The morning round at the 62934 yard Wykagyl course saw Falk and Prentice gain eight points while tying Kathy Cornelius who led after the second round. In the afternoon Mickey shot 74 for six more points.
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Mary Lena Falk
Jo Ann Prentice
Kathy Cornelius
Mickey
Cage Star Bob Cousy Denounces Society Rotten to Core
In Afton New York Bob Cousy blasts the basketball scandal as reflection of a rotten to the core American society. He says players are least culpable while the broader environment breeds crime amid 31 players from 17 colleges accused of point shaving in 40 games.
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Cage
Bob Cousy
AFTON
N.Y
Boston Celtics
Binghamton
Cousy
Aston Central High School
Warrants Issued in North Carolina Bribery Case
Two prominent names loom in a Raleigh investigation into college basketball bribery. Jerry Vogel 24, already jailed in New York on an indictment, faced a North Carolina warrant and $1,000 bail return. Aaron Wagman, a gambler, held on a total $60,000 bail on conspiracy and bribery indictments, with warrant lodged at the Tombs. Vogel's case links to Wagman. both are tied to efforts to fix game outcomes.
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New York
North Carolina
Jerry Vogel
Vogel
Aaron Wagman
Tombs
Wagman
University of Alabama
Walter H. Gladwin
New York City
Justice of the Peace
Raleigh
N.C
H. A. Bland
Frank S. Hogan
New York County
SA Baseball: Macon Defeats Shreveport 2-1
In a tight ballgame Macon edges Shreveport 2 to 1. Nashville rallies past Atlanta 5 to 3 while Chattanooga prevails over Mobile 14 to 3.
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Macon
Shreveport
Nashville
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mobile
Senators Edge White Sox 1-0 in 10th Inning
Washington pinch hitter Harry Bright singled home the deciding run in the 10th as the Senators blanked the Chicago White Sox 1-0. Dick Donovan earned the win with six allowed hits while Cal McLish gave up three in six for Chicago. Warren Hacker took the loss in relief.
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Washington
Harry Bright
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Dick Donovan
Cal McLish
White Sox
Warren Hacker
Chicago
McLish
Hacker
Carreon
Lollar
Donovan
Green
Daley
W — Donovan
L—Hacker
Bentley Hamilton shoots first hole in one at 87
SAN PEDRO Calif AP Bentley M Hamilton aged 87 scored a hole in one on the second fairway at the Hacienda course marking a first at that old age after earlier shoots at 75 and 84.
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San Pedro
Calif
Bentley M. Hamilton
District Attorney to Cooperate with North Carolina Authorities
The article notes that games were involved in the North Carolina charges and that the District Attorney would cooperate fully with North Carolina authorities.
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North Carolina
Rhyne Duren Sets Record in Angles Win
Los Angeles pitcher Rhyne Duren set an American League record with seven consecutive strikeouts as the Angels beat Boston 5-1 in the nightcap of a doubleheader. The Red Sox won the first game 5-3.
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Boston
Los Angeles
Rhyne Duren
Angels
Bosex Win 1st Game Over Angels
Boston Red Sox rally to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 5 to 3 in the first game of a doubleheader as Bill Muffett improves to 2-5. Chuck Schilling drives in two runs with a key seventh inning single and Vic Wertz adds an RBI hit. Leon Wagner homers for the Angels, his 12th of the season, in the first inning.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Red Sox
Angels
Frank Malzone
Leon Wagnner
Bill Muffett
Chuck Schilling
Vic Wertz
Los Angeles
Fowler
Donague
Sadowski
Muffett
Pagliaroni
W—Mouffett
L—Fowler
Wagner
Braves Pay Over 100000 Bonus for 17 Year Old Pitcher
Milwaukee signing of Wade Blasingame from Fresno California secures a highly touted schoolboy left hander. Blasingame went 20 straight wins for Roosevelt High School with three no hitters and a 15 strikeouts per game average.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Wade Blasingame
Fresno
Calif
Roosevelt High School
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