Souchak Opens U.S. Open With Three-Stroke Lead
Souchak shot a first round 67 at Cherry Hills to lead the U.S. Open by three strokes, tying the record for the lowest 18 holes. Sanders, Hogan, and Casper trailed as 60 players advanced to the weekend. The crowd watched Souchak seek Hogan's 72-hole mark with two rounds remaining.
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Harold Claassen
Chak
Ben Ho
Associated Press Sports
Weiter
Come
Denver
Mike Souchak
Amarillo
Tex
Hogan
Andi
Doug Sanders
Theother
Souchak
Sworth
Ed Furgol
Hotes
Dick Chapman
Sam Snead
Los Angeles
U.S
Deane Berman
Universsity of
Maryland
Sian Leonard
Canada
Bill Casper
San Diego
Sovchak
Dukely
Sanders
Miami Beach
Ila
Io Qin Wn Ungey
Snonders
Igfooter
Wells
Friien
Thiel
Soudia
Don Finsslerwald
Jack Treck
Hogen
Jerry Amber
Tiny Zalifornian
Jaurfey
Riviera
Ava Kanne
Gophers Favored In NCAA Series After Comeback Win
Minnesota rallied from a two run deficit to beat Southern California 12-4 in ten innings, moving to 0-0 in the series while Oklahoma State and Arizona Southern Cal also won. The article notes Finsterwald’s late round antics and oddities at the U.S. Open and golf standings with top scores listed for Souchak, Sanders, Barber, and others.
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Omaha
Minnesota
Sothern
California
Big Ten
Trojans
Tree
John Erickson
Wen
Barry Effeess
Fintee Gardner
Oklahoma’ State
Cal
Oklahom State
Boston College
Boston
Arizona
St. John's
State
Cal Poly Edges Utah State At National Rodeo Finals
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo led the team standings Friday at the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association finals with 249 points, ahead of Indiana University and Arizona, while Lub yook Christian, Tex., trailed in third. Individual highlights included 1st in steer wrestling by Riley Freeman of Baker, Texas, and barrel racing winner Mike Setile from Canton, Texas, as CSU suffered a setback with Mike Carroll ruled ineligible in his fifth year.
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California Poly
San Luis Obispo
National Interestlegiats Rodeo Association
NIRA
Russ Cafon
Carroll
Paris Bus Strike Escalates Over Pay Demands
A new Thursday strike by transportation workers in Paris backed by the Communist-led General Confederation of Labor snarled suburban bus service. The surprise actions, targeting different lines daily, began last month, were suspended, and resumed to pressure for roughly a 10 percent wage increase for drivers and bus attendants.
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Paris
General Confederation of Tabor
High Road Opens Mt Eveans Pass To Traffic
The Colorado Highway Department says the road to the summit of Mount Evans in central Colorado will open to traffic Monday. Crews are clearing 15 foot snow drifts as they complete the job. The pass, the highest in the area, is open only during the summer months.
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Denver
Mt. Eveans
Colorado Rockets
Gam
Colorado High Way Department
Area Baseball Schedule NCAA College World Series summary
Area baseball schedule notes several games including Longmont B versus Greeley B and Windsor B facing lye, with mentions of Oklahoma Sister, Toston Coltumn, Tea Salle Boat, and St. John's scoring. Arizona and St. John's outcomes are unclear with multiple teams implied. The text is fragmented and contains uncertain eliminations and matchups.
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Associated Press
Longmont
Greeley
Oklahoma
Toston Coltumn
Tea Salle
Windsor
All America Ski Team Named From NCAA Meet
EAST GLACIER Mont AP a All America collegiate ski team announced at the National Ski Association convention honors top performers from the NCAA meet in Bozeman last March. Selected were Jim Gaddis Utah Mauritz Sonberg Ashbjarn Nordheim Denver Rudy Muana Montana State Dave Autts John Dendahl Colorado Halvor Grosswold Wisconsin Arthur Bookstrom Dartmouth honorable mentions included Thrope Engen Carter DeLong Helgepad Elshy Simonesu Gannon from Colorado.
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Mont
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bozeman
Jim Gaddis
University of Utah
Mauritz, Sonberg
Ashbjarn Nordheim
Denver
Univer- Sitys
Rudy Muana
Montana
State University
Dave Autts
John Dendahl
Univer ‘Sity of
Colorado
Halvor Gross
Wold
University of Waho
Ar[thur Bookstrom
Dartmouth College
Thrope
Allan Engen
Utah
Tim Carter
Western State
James DeLong
Dartmouth
Dag Helgeepad
Washington State University
M. J. Elshy
Larry Simonesu
MD Gannon
Yankees Spark With Exploding Scoreboard Show
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 4 to 2 in Chicago. Manager Casey Stengel led a home run display using the exploding scoreboard as Clete Bryant and Mickey Mantle homered. A crowd of 43,320 roared at Comiskey Park.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Tomics
Sparkier
White Sox
Bill Veeck
Cletus Bayer
Mickey
Mantle
Stengel
AFL Files 10 Million Antitrust Suit Against NFL
The AFL accuses the NFL of monopolizing professional football and restraining rival teams in a $10 million civil antitrust suit filed in Kentucky, naming the NFL and 13 member clubs as defendants. The suit cites alleged blacklisting and pressure to deter new franchises in AFL territories.
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Washington
AFL
NFL
Inazue
Kodera District Court
Louisville
Isville
Vic Rehm
Colonels
NEL
Reting
Howie Bedelli
Chick Cottier Dou
Louisvilla
Houston
Allormeys
St. Paul
Charleston
Indianapolig
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Regan
Kaiser
Ferkowskilgan
Roarkey Rehm
Veck
Bill Rigney Rumors Circulate Over Giants Manager Job
Reports from San Francisco claim manager Bill Rigney may be ousted as Horace Stoneham delays confirmation. Roger Williams cites possible changes with Frank O doul or Lea Die Jeacher as potential replacements while Z minor figures like Halk Sauer surface in speculation. Stoneham would not deny or confirm impending changes, stating no official announcement yet.
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Billl Rigney
Yiday
San Francisco Giants
Horace Stoneham
Conti
Ence
Roger Williams
San Francisco
Dulatin
Stoneham
Rigney
Associated Press
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National League Baseball Club
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Giants
Willams
Frank (Leahy) Ydoul
San Francisco Seals
Lea Die Jeacher
Halk Sauer
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Sauer
O'Doul
Eight Universities Back Far West Conference Idea
Eight campuses including Utah Brigham Young New Mexico Arizona Arizona State Oregon Oregon State and Washington State endorsed exploring a new Far West athletic conference. The group, meeting in San Francisco, urged preliminary study and possible university president approval, noting benefits of equality and amateur sportsmanship while outlining no binding actions yet.
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S Talon
Far West
Cau
Utah
Brigham Young
New Mexico
Arizona
Oregon
Oregon State
Washington State
Pacific
Skyline
Uish
Othe
Universi Ards
James
Bud) Jack
Naling
Mauch Says Giants Have the Team to Beat Phillies
Gene Mauch, managing the Phillies, analyzes the National League pennant race after a five game skid. He notes San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and Milwaukee as top threats, praising the Giants depth in pitching, McCovey’s hitting, and the Pirates and Braves as rough rivals. He argues the Giants have shown few weak spots, despite doubts about relief pitching.
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Gene Mauch
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Pirates
Braves
Mameger Mauch
Jones
McCormick
Sanford
Jnan
Antonelli
Bill Rigney
Aw Rowbt
McCovey
Milwaukes
National Braves Rally in 12th to Edge Cards 3-2
In Milwaukee, the Braves outlasted St. Louis 3-2 in 12 innings as Mantilla's RBI single followed two intentional walks. Spangler, Mantilla and Boo Blythe contributed in a tight late rally while Brunet and Buhl split pitching duties.
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al Span-jimpy
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Gler
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Spangler
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Felix Mantilla
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Maki
George Brunet
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Kline
McDaniel
Dull
Bridges
Smith
Qwalsk
Ted Williams lifts Red Sox past Indians with 8-1 win
Ted Williams hit his 10th career home run to reach a historic milestone as Boston defeated Cleveland 8-1. Willie Tasby scored on Williams third-inning homer off Wynn Hawkins, while Boston pitchers held the Indians to minimal offense.
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F_ Sullivan
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Hawkins
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Locke
Romano
W—F. Sullivan
Law wins 10th, Pirates blank Dodgers 9-1
Pitcher Vern Law of the Pirates became the first in the majors to win 10 games, holding the Dodgers to four hits through eight innings and ending their home run streak at 17 games in a 9-1 victory. Ted Williams joins the 500-homer club, hitting his milestone in the Indians game.
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Associated Press
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Frenchman Stops Favored Lausse in Seventh Round
Marcel Pigou of France rose from an eight count in the fifth and halted Eduardo Lausse of Argentina at 2:32 of the seventh at St Nicholas JAtona. Lausse weighed 160. Referee Arthus Mercante stopped the bout to save Lausse after a late knockdown. Lausse led on all official scorecards through seven rounds.
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Mercante
Frank Forbes
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