Wininger Leads Tam as 1954 Meet Highlights Shown
In the Tam circuit storied show, Wininger holds the lead while Hillman Robbins and Jackie Yates post strong rounds. Others like Wiffie Smith and Bewisinger contend in a crowded leader board with scores ranging across the field and several top players near the halfway mark.
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Se Fech
Hillman Robbins
Tam
Jackie Yates
Honolulu
Wiffie Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Idiss Smith
Bewisinger
Oklahoma City
Ulrich
Rochester
Minn
Littler
Palm Springs
Calif
Julius Boros
Southern Pines
N.C
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
Lionel Hebert
Erie
Gardner Dickinson, Jr
Panama City Beach
Fila
A Rosburg
Palo Alto
Jay Hebert
Woodmere
N.Y
Antonio Cerda
Buenos Aires
A Inman
Augusta
Fred Haas
Claremont
Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ransom
St. Andrews
Dutch
Harbert
Northville
Bolesta
Danville
Mike Krak
Louisville
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
Een Burkemo
Franklin
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Au Bob Harris
Chicago
Jack Fleck
Bettendorf
Iowa
Jack Burke
Kiamesha Lake
Don Finsterwald
High Point
Cary Middlecoff
Jim Turnesa
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Dal Rees
Herts
England
Paul O'Leary
Bismarck
Ed Purgol
Clayton
George Fazio
Philadelphia
Souchak
Grossinger
Tony Holguin
Billy Maxwell
Dallas
Barnum
Belmont
Worsham
Oakmont
Johnny Palmer
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Fred Wampler
Indiana
Fred Gronneur
Port Washington
Frank Strenahan
Toledo
Ohio
Gene Webb
St. Louis
Joe Mayfield
Westbury
Piers van Done Berg Vank
Geneselgium
Bingett
Willoughby
Jimmy Demaret
Klamesha Lake
Martin Pose
Ernie Ball
Oak Park
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Ape Torsa
St. Charles
Buddy Weaver
Houston
Tex
Palmer
Lasrobe
Browns Blame Loss On Shoddy Defense In All Star Game
In Chicago the Browns defense drew fire after a 30 to 27 defeat by the college all stars. Paul Brown cited defensive lapses while coach Curly Lambeau praised Notre Dame star Ralph Guglielmi who directed the all stars’ attack featuring Dupre Ameche Watkins and Moegle. The game drew 75,000 at Soldier Field with national TV coverage.
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Chicago
Paul Brown
Cleve Browns
National Football League
Soldier Field
Collegians
Browns
Ralph Guglielmi
Notre Dame
Washington Redskins
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Guglielmi
Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Heardy
Hunk) Anderson
Chicago Bears
Steve Owen
New York Giants
Tea Weed
Tadgedea
Brown
Cleveland Tate
George Ratterman
Otto Graham
Bown
Top Seeded Men Reach City Net Semifinals
Top seed Carlyle Lewis and second seed Arnold Koonce moved toward the semifinals in the city tennis tourney at Emerywood and Blair courts. Lewis beat Marvin Slate 6-1 6-1 and Koonce beat Jordan Washburn 6-3 6-2 in singles. together they won 6-1 6-1 over Ed Jordan and Slate in doubles.
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Carlyle Lewis
Arnold Koonce
Emerywood
Blair
Lewis
Marvin Slate
Koonce
Jordan Washburn
Young Slate
Vincent Leong
Ed Jordan
Percy Idol
Craig Kester
Lewis and
Jack Kester
Jerry Sowers
Leong
Tommy McMahon
Joe
Walser
Ice City
Frida
Ne Yare
Carlyle
Susan Lewis
Margaret Armfield
Lewises
Bob Barner
Billie Bowman
Jean Davis Dick
Hess Marshall
Bowman
Braves Rally Past Cubs 4 3 Despite Stranding 12 On Base
Milwaukee Braves edge Chicago Cubs 4 to 3 in Chicago as Eddie Mathews hits his 30th homer and Hal Jeffcoat allows the win after entering in the fifth. Brav es leave 12 runners on base but pull ahead with an unearned run in the fourth.
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Braves
Chicago
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Sam Jones
Hal Jeffcoat
Eddie Mathews
Billy Bruton
Mathews
Swat
Harrison 10-8 winner in Biltmore Forest final
Char lie Harrison of Atlanta defeated Aubrey Rothrock of Spartanburg 10 and 8 in the 36 hole finals at the Biltmore Forest Country Club Invitational in Asheville North Carolina. Harrison started strong and built a seven hole lead by lunch aided by long putts including a 35 foot putt. Rothrock struggled, finishing 12 over par after a difficult stretch.
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Asheville
N.C
Charlie Harrison
Atlanta
Aubrey Rothrock
Spartanburg
Biltmore Forest
Rothrocking
Saee
Harrison
Saturday’s Home Runs by The Associated Press
A listing of players and teams, including Mathews and Burgess, with Braves and Redlegs among others, noted for home run highlights. The fragment references players such as Klussewski Bell Kennedy and Yost, with teams Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers appearing in the text.
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Associated Press
Mathews
Braves
Burgess
Klussewski
Bell
Redlegs
Kennedy
Lollar
White
House
Torgeson
Tigers
Valdiviello
Vernon
Yost
Senatory
Megan
Indians
Umpire Grady Holcombe Resigns After Jacksonville Protest
Grady Holcombe 28 resigned as a South Atlantic League umpire after league President Bill Terry upheld Jacksonville’s protest over a decision in the 4-3 loss to the Macon Peaches. Terry said the call on a run before the third out caused the dispute. Holcombe cited impossibility to stay after the request to reconsider.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Grady Holcombe
Holcombe
Bill Terry
Macon Peaches
Terry
Macon
Ivy Griffin
Geroge Trautman
Record Entry List Tops 1500 for U S Amateur Championship
The 1955 U S Amateur field in Richmond Virginia at the Country Club of Virginia surpasses the 1951 record with about 1500 entrants. The 189 qualifiers plus 11 exemptions reach 200 berths in the match play, featuring Walker Cup members and British Amateur champions.
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New York
U.S
Joe Dey
U.S. Golf Assn
Arnold Palmer
Cleveland
Country Club of
Virginia
Richmond
Seattle
Phil Scrutton
Moe Norman
Ss Exemers
Samuel D. Kocsis
Berroit
Billy John Dunn
Duncan
Okla
U. S
Chick Evans
Dick Chapman
Ted Bishop
Willie Turnesa
Charles R. Coe
Robert Sweeny, Jr
Harvie Ward
Charles Yates
Joe Conrad
Turnesa
Chapman
Sunday School Highland Springfield Baseball Scoring Summary
Highland 100 001 6 2 Springfield 010 010 0 1 Ragged box score shows Cain Pugh Dunbar Upton Wright Brewer Lefler Black M McDonald Starnes Georgess Horton Bean Rowe and others with RBI by C McDonald and Ridge Helms. Lengthy play-by-play fragment ends with 1:05 remain and no clear final score.
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Highland Springfield
Highland
Springfield
RBI
C. McDonald
Ron M David DI
George
McDonald
Ridge
Gavilan Stops Burgues in Seventh Round in Uruguay
Former world welterweight champion Kid Gavilan of Cuba defeats Juan Burgues of Uruguay by a seventh round stoppage in Montevideo. Gavilan weighed 151 pounds, Burgues 160 pounds. America’s oldest sporting dog is the foxhound.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Kid Gavilan
Cuba
Juan Burgues
Gavilan
Burgues
America
Parris Island Captures All-Marine Baseball Crown
Parris Island defeated Hawaii 7-1 to win the all-Marine championship at Parris Island S.C. The Islanders went unbeaten through the double elimination tourney, beating Camp Pendleton 6-2 earlier and Hawaii 3-2 to advance. Charlie Chronopolous pitched a six hit effort as Parris Island claimed its first all-Marine title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parris Island
S.C
Hawaii
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Charlie Chlous
Milwaukee Braves
Islanders
San Diego
Luont
Poole
Chronopolous
Uremovieh
Swim Postponed Over Weather Across English Channel
Mass international swim across the English Channel postponed for the fourth straight day as officials hope weather will improve over the weekend. Also notes baseball figures with Bucky Harris managing the Senators and Tigers in various recent seasons and series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folkestone
Egmland
English Channel
Score Aces Penicillin Allergy Among Indians Rookies
Indian pitcher Herb Score, a rookie strikeout ace, is allergic to penicillin. The note highlights his medical condition as a point of interest for fans and team observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Score
Strikout
Cleveland Indians
Weather postpones Davis Cup Italy Australia final in Philadelphia
Wretched weather again delays the interzone final between Italy and Australia at Germantown. Lew Hoad and Fausto Gardini renew singles play tomorrow at 1 p.m. EST with doubles Monday and the final two singles Tuesday weather permitting. Capt. Hopman remains confident as Pietrangeli vows to win. Italian captain Canepele cites dry courts as essential for a good showing.
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Philadelphia
Italy
Australia
Lew Hoad
Fausto Gardini
Ken Rosewall
Nicola Pietrangeli
Germantown
A Hopman
Hoad
Rosewall
Pietrangeli
Vanni Canepele
Canepele
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Manila
Paul Harney
Worcester
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New Hartford
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Madrid
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Om Mayer
St. Petersburg
Marty Furgol
Lemont
George Bayer
Cincinnati
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Tokyo
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Max Evans
Utica
Alex Tibbies
Lima
Opera
Eric Monti
Los Angeles
Kel Nagle
Sydney
Fae Keiser
Barberton
Hilario Polo
Guatemals
A Sullivan
Glenview
Grappassoni
Como
Maly
Labron Harris
Stallwater
Ohil
Dehy Revolta
Evanston
Wessenaar
Holland
Hector Vigna
Paraguay
John Weaver
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Dorothy Seyfang
St. Luke's Hospital
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Baker
King
Aeron
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Crowe
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Bruton
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Tanner
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