Lake Worth mother wins Women’s National Open playoff title
Kathy Cornelius, 23, of Lake Worth Florida, overpowered Barbara McIntire of Toledo with five consecutive one putt greens on the back nine and a 30 foot birdie at the 15th in an 18 hole playoff for the Women's National Open title. The victory came with a winner’s check and ready cash for groceries.
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Ner
Lake Worth
Fila
Barbara McIntire
Toledo
Ohio
Scenic Northcourse
Cornelius
Miss McIntire
Kathy
Bill Cornelius
Karen
Barbara
Richard Tufts
U. S. Golf Assn
Kathy Cornelius
Fla
Barbara Mentire
Duluth
Minor League Baseball Sunday Results Across Leagues
Results from several leagues show Miami, Montreal, Havana, Toronto, Columbus, Buffalo and Rochester winning, along with St Paul, Louisville, Indianapolis and Wichita. Delays and postponements noted for Minneapolis at Charleston, while Southern and South Atlantic leagues feature numerous scorelines and innings tallies.
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Miami
Montreal
Havana
Toronto
Columbus
Buffalo
Richmond
Rochester
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Wichita
Omaha
Denver
Minneapolis
Charleston
Wet Grounds
Savannah
Augusta
Knoxville
Macon
Durham
Winston-Salem
Kinston
Fayetteville
Wilson
Danville
High Point
Thomasville
Greensboro
American Assn
Salat Salpetone
Paulasville
Southern Assn
Mantle Dominates Batting Leaders With Strong .370 Average
Based on 225 at bats Mantle of New York leads in batting with a .370 average and 85 runs. He has 83 RBIs and 85 runs scored. Piersall tops doubles for Boston while Simpson of Kansas City leads in triples. Rivera of Chicago has 13 stolen bases.
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Mantle
New York
Piersall
Boston
Simpson
Kansas City
Sunday Stars Shine as Indians, Orioles Duel Sets Record
Sunday’s stars deliver key performances with 18 RBI in 36 at bats led by a duo who shut out Baltimore as Eatekiens hurled a double shutout. Aguirre drives in seven hits, while Score and teammates keep the Indians near the top.
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STARS
RBI
Herb Score
Indians
Eatekiens
Baltimore
Aguirre
Seixas Dominates Penn Tourney To Seize No 1 Amateur Title
Vic Seixas, 32, clinched the Pennsylvania State Lawn Tournament at Merion Cricket Club by defeating Art Larsen 7-5 6-1 6-4 for his seventh title in the event. Seeded No 2, he has emerged as the country’s leading amateur while Davis Cup hopefuls prepare for a U S team circuit. Seixas leads the American Zone finalists with Sammy Giammalva Jr Ham Richardson and Barry MacKay as they face Mexico next weekend at Forest Hills. Richardson and MacKay helped the U S defeat Canada 4-1 in the semis at Victoria, with Flam and Giammalva advancing in doubles.
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Philadelphia
Vic Seixas
United States
Australia
Pennsylvania
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Seixas
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Larsen
Trabert
Baton Rouge
Tle
Barry MacKay
University of Michigan
Dayton
Ohio
Mexico
West O
Forrest Hills
Richardson
MacKay
U.S. Davis
Canada
Victoria
B.C
Oxford
Brooklyn
N. Y
Herbie Flam
Flam
Jwite Gil Shea
Los Angeles
Giammalva
Palmer Leads Youthful Charge to Eastern Open Victory
Arnold Palmer, 26, topped the Eastern Open with 277 strokes at Mount Pleasant Golf Course, beating Don Finsterwald by two. The win boosts Palmer to $12,709 and signals a strong youth surge as seven of the top nine finishers are under 30.
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Baltimore
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Chicago
Palmer
Mount Pleasant
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Finsterwald
Doug
Dave
Ek Jim Turnesa
Ae Fur- Fleck
Henry Nsom
Bob Toski
Ansel Snow
Cary
Sugar Bowl Faces Tough Assignment
The Sugar Bowl in New Orleans loses Notre Dame St Louis and Dayton after Louisiana approves segregation law. Kentucky stays but coach Adolph Rupp warns replacements will be hard to find. Mid-Bal or Assn plans to meet to chart action. Syracuse Minnesota proposed as potential entrants. Loyola of the South cites Marquette game canceled.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Notre Dame
St. Louis
Dayton
University of Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Paul DeBlanc
Mid -Bala — Assn
Rupp
Syracuse
Minnesota
Jim McCafferty
Loyola of the South
Marquette
Weekend Fights Noted in Hollywood Card
Hollywood reports show Phil Kim of Honolulu advancing in a bout against Mickey Northrup of Los Angeles with local match details unclear. The card lists ages and locations but lacks full results or venue information.
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Hollywood
Phil Kim
Honolulu
Deen
Mickey Northrup
Angeles
Nine records set at National AAU swimming championships
America's top swimmers set nine new marks at the National AAU meet in Cuyahoga Falls ending last night. Bill Yorzyk led with three records in the 400 meter individual medley and 200 meter butterfly, while Hanley, Breen, Yoshi Oyakawa and others posted top times. The New Haven Swim Club won the team title, and Southern California's Dick Hughes captured the 100 meter breaststroke crown.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
P— America
Detroit
Saabeneher
Bill Yorzyk
F Feld
Mass
Howet
Yorzyk
Hanley
Mark Dick Hanley
University of Michigan
Aig Lyre
Wally Ris
London
Breen
Buffalo
N.Y
Yale
Yoshi Oyakawa
Hawaii
Frank M Soames
Aden BicKinney
Anet A
Bill Woolsey
Oye’ Hughes
California
Dick Fadgen
Oe North State
EAU
Manuel Sanguilly
Cuba
Charles Griffin
Wagh
Griffin
Pawers
New Haven Swim Club
Oe Seog
Amseekormer
Baseball scoreboard from Fayetteville and surrounding cities
Today’s games feature Greensboro at MLTOMS at 7 45 p m Winston Salem hosts at 6 30 p m Fayetteville welcomes Paving ton at 7 45 p m Sam coves visits Pean and Wilson meets Winston Salem at 7 45 p m Kinston travels to Fayetteville also at 7 45 p m and Danville plays at 6 30 p m with the full list of standings and results from several teams in North Carolina.
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L. Fayetteville
HI Toms
Danville
Ae Wilson
Winston-Salem
Pvington
Fayetteville
Sam. Coves
Pean
M. Kinston
American League Monday Schedule and Results Summary
Monday slate includes York at Cleveland 7 pm Timore at Kansas City 9 pm and Boston at Detroit 2 pm. Sundays saw Chicago 11 6 Boston 3 2 Detroit 6 1 Washington 0 4 Cleveland 3 4 Baltimore 0 0 New York 5 Kansas City 3. Tuesday games list Washington at Chicago Baltimore at Kansas City Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland.
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York
Cleveland
Timore
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Schedules and scores across major cities misprinted
Readable portions show matchups with Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Brooklyn Milwaukee New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Milwaukee and other game notes. Team names and times appear fragmented with several unclear figures and symbols.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Elphia
Ange
New York
Saiwaukess
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cetgo
Pitts
nGelghla
Milwaukee
Jerony
Shyinnati
End of 1955 Marked 4 646 Career Winners
The note records that by the end of 1955 the figure stood at 4 646 winners, highlighting a milestone in the subject's career.
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High Point-Thamesville
Rivera
Ee Bone
Aaron
Bruton
Ome
Kluszewski
Pate
Langense
Penn
Tom O'Shanter
Omats
Sugar Bowl
The
Associated Press
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips 66
Siceloff Oil Company
Mee
Carolina League
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