Two Tied For Lead After 36 In Open Golf
Beverly Hanson of India and Louise Suggs of Atlanta shared the halfway lead in the American Women's Open at Brookview after shooting 74 for 36 holes. Bonnie Randolph and Joyce Ziske stand tied for second at 152, with five shooters at 153 including Patty Berg who faltered to a 77 and the defending champion. Ann Casey Johnstone led amateurs at 155.
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Minneapolis
Beverly Hanson
India
Calif
Fargo
N. C
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Miss Suggs
Miss Hanson
Brookview
Protourney
Joe Ann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Ann Casey Johnstone
Mason City
Iowa
Casper, Hogan duel as lightning halts play at course
Casper from page one-C relied on precise putting and long drives as Hogan shot 71 and Rosburg matched the display with birdie putts from 20 and 15 feet. Ernie Vossler stood six back at 72 while a storm drenched greens and flooded the press tent after Casper's finish.
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Hogan
Snead
Rosburg
Stanford
San Francisco
Casper
Ernie Vossler
Midland
Tex
Tommy Bolt
Future High Point Paddle Champs Swim Team Tryouts
Future High Point Paddle Champs invite interested swimmers to City Lake pool each morning between 8 and 10 for tryouts. Coach Ruppenthal says you don’t have to be an expert and the goal is to build a team for the future.
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City Lake Pool
Ruppenthal
High Point
Fred Ruppenthal
Charlie Cheek
Stephen Shaver
Peggy Hart
Jenny Lee Cofield
Jenny Gray
Li'l Eddie Arcaro Injured After Belmont Ride
Jockey Eddie Arcaro, thrown from his horse in the Belmont Stakes, was hospitalized with a mild neck injury and a headache. Surgeons said no fractures were found and traction was used as a precaution while he recovers, smiling at the hopeful prognosis. Sword Dancer won the race as Lake Erie, ridden by Walter Blum, caused the spill.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Eddie Arcaro
Eddie
Alexander Kaye
Sword Dancer
Arcaro
Lake Erie
Walter Blum
Black Hills
Kaye
Ingemar Can Hit Says Ring Victim
Eddie Machen says Ingemar Johansson can punch after being knocked out by Johansson in Goteborg. Machen recalled his own KO, watched Johansson’s sparring power, and noted Johansson faces Floyd Patterson for the world heavyweight title with Sweden’s first such challenge.
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Ingemar
New York
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Eddie Machen
Johansson
Goteborg
Sweden
Machen
Eddie
Patterson
Irving Kaufman
Yankee Stadium
Grossinger
N.Y
Ingo
John L. Sullivan
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tommy Burns
Canada
Max Schmeling
Germany
Primo Carnera
Italy
Carnera
Directors nix all star game in Carolina League
Carolina League directors confirm 1959 season without an all star game. A plan to shorten doubleheaders to seven innings failed, and only minor motions passed. President Jessup aims to hire an extra umpire. no treasury worries, league solvent. Fans vary on two seven inning games.
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Durham
N.C
Bill Jessup
W. H. Holderness
Greensboro
Jim Wyche
Burlington
Jessup
Herb Brett
Raleigh
Ball Park
Brett
Sword Dancer Captures Big Classic for Brookmeade
Gallant Man’s runner up finish marks Brookmeade’s first win in the big classic. Jockey Bill Shoemaker notches his second victory on Sword Dancer, who improves to a lifetime earnings total of $309,166 after four wins in eight starts this year.
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Gallant Man
Brookmeade
Shoemaker
Elliott Burch
North Pole
Sword Dancer
Redleg Tryout Camps Slated
Cincinnati Redlegs schedule a three day tryout camp in Anderson South Carolina for boys 17 and older from June 25 to 27 led by Julian Morgan Cincinnati scout. High school or American Legion players need coach or commander written permission. Travel expenses to the camp will be repaid for any boy under contract with Cincinnati.
Thief Breaks Into Nowata High School Again
A thief broke into Nowata High School in Oklahoma and stole 26 football players, repeating a crime from the previous year. Police investigate the curious incident and search for suspects.
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Nowata, Okla
Nowatha High School
Women's National Collegiate Golf Opens at Chapel Hill
A field of 57 features past U S Amateur champions Ann Quast and Jo Anne Gunderson, plus contenders from Arizona State, Stanford, and North Carolina. Qualifying Monday at Finley course sets 16 finalists for Tuesday match play with daily rounds through Friday.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
U. S. Golf Assn
Ann Quast
Stanford University
Marysville
Wash
Jo- Anne Gunderson
Kirkland
Arizona State University
Tempe
Ariz
Carole Pushing
Olivia
Minn
Carleton College
Carol Mann
Women's College
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Connie Gorsuch
Guilford College
Finley
University of North Carolina
Women’s CGA Meet Opens in Asheville Roaring Gap
The Women's Carolinas Golf Association amateur championship returns after 29 years with defending champ Aggie Cocke among the entries. Over 150 players are divided into flights of 16, with a nine hole qualifying round on Monday to determine the low 16 scorers. Match play begins Tuesday, semifinals Thursday, and finals Friday across all flights.
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Meriam Bailey
Judy Bell
Old Hickory
Tenn
Judy Eller
USGA
Judy
Polly Riley
University of Miami
Sherry Wheeler
Glasgow
Arizona State
Roaring Gap
Carolinas Golf Assn
Aggie Cocke Ofers
Charlotte
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