Golfing Greats Face Rough Open Round In Toledo
In Toledo the 57th National Open begins with heavy rain and wind. Jimmy Demaret leads with a 68 aided by 26 putts, while Ben Hogan struggles with a back ailment. Several star players finish under par as the field braces for the remaining first round play.
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Shoal Creek Beats Friendship 8 5 to Lead A League
Sterling Holt earned the win as Shoal Creek Baptist softball team topped Friendship Church 8 to 5 to take the league lead. Shoal Creek hosts Flint next Thursday at 7 pm in Hartselle.
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Fridays Schedule and League Results Highlight
Friday schedule shows Lite Rock in Atlanta Memphis in Birmingham New Orleans in Chattanooga Mobile in Nashville. Texas League and American Association results include Houston 3 Dallas 0 and Omaha 27 to 2 over Minneapolis 1 with Charleston 8 Denver 27.
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J Logan Clippings For Scrap Book After Brooklyn Flare
Johnny Logan of the Milwaukee Braves was involved in a free for all at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn after Dodger Don Drysdale hit him with a pitch. The incident followed Billy Bruton's homer that put Milwaukee up 4 0 in the inning during the pennant race.
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Major League Leaders Snapshot From The Baseball Standings
The list highlights Hodges of Brooklyn at .366 batting average and Aaron of Milwaukee with 42 runs. Schoendienst leads hits with 76, Mays 18 steals, and Mantle 18 home runs. Sanford tops pitching with .889 in 7 decisions and 65 strikeouts. Williams leads AL batting at .389 and Mantle again shows 4 runs scored.
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AP and Union Reach New Contract After Long Talks
The Associated Press and the AFL-CIO Commercial Telegraphers Union announced a new contract after 14 hours of continuous negotiations led by Commissioner Wal. Agreement includes terms favorable to both sides and aims to stabilize AP operations.
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Stassen Fishered By State Department Rope Tied By Dulles
Washington dispatch notes Harold Stassen under tight supervision as disarmament talks strain his presidential prospects. Reports say Secretary Dulles reprimanded him for Europe talks and a top aide was assigned to guide Stassen, while Julius Holmes is named to shadow him in London.
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Maggiolo Named to Mediation Service Post
A report notes Ter A. Maggiolo of the U.S. Mediation and Conciliation Service in a new posting. The item highlights his role within the federal agency and his career path.
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