Walker Cup Team Named for Minikahda Club Match
Billy Joe Patton and Bill Campbell headline the 10 man U S Walker Cup squad to meet Britain at the Minikahda Club in Minneapolis. Patton shared the National Open halfway lead at Toledo and is a returning player. Charles Coe of Oklahoma City will be non playing captain with potential active status as first alternate. The roster includes Rex Baxter Jr Arnold Blum Joe Campbell William Seatharmen Robbins Mason Rudolph Dr Frank Taylor Jr with Richard Yost and Dale Morey as alternates. Gerald Micklem listed as a further reference.
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New York
Billy Joe Patton
Bill Campbell
Britain
Minneapolis
Patton
Toledo
St. Andrews
Scotland
Campbell
Charles Coe
Oklahoma City
Bill Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Huntington
W.V
Rex Baxter Jr
Amarillo
Tex
Arnold Blum
Macon
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
Tenn
William Seaatharmen Robbins
Memphis
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Frank Taylor Jr
Pomona
Calif
Richard Yost
Portland
Ore
Dale Morey
Indiana
Coe Defends Trans-Mississippi Golf Title in Dallas
Charley Coe of Oklahoma City starts defense of his Trans-Mississippi amateur title at Brook Hollow Golf Club in Dallas. He faces Chuck Dresser as Jim Hiskey Jerry Pittman and Jack Moore post strong qualifiers amid rain. Harvie Ward withdraws after USGA concerns.
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Dallas
Charley Coe
Oklahoma City
Coe
Chuck Dresser
Houston
Charley
Dresser
Jack Moore
Oklahoma University
Brook Holly Golf Club
Jim Hiskey
University of Houston
Pocatello
Idaho
Jerry Pittman
Tulsa
Oklo
Southern Methodist
Harvie Ward
San Francisco
USGA
Trans-Mississippi
Ward
Railbirds
Savannah Nips First Place Tigs
Savannah wins over Augusta 4 3 while Columbia sweeps Jacksonville 4 1 and 9 5. Al Granscola and Dave Garcia are involved in a bench warning during the doubleheader. Joe Gushanas throws three hitters for Columbia in the opener as Knoxville overtakes Savannah for third place.
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Columbus Foxes
Dave Garcia
Columbia
Joe Pahr
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Savannah
Augusta
Charlotte
Macon Dodgers
Foxes
al Granscolas
Macon
Joe Gushanas
Bob Davis
Gems
Les Ran Aves
John Mack
Bill Currie
John Ivory Smith
Tigers
Dick Duffy
Baseball Tonight Action From American League Matchups
Tuesday results show Cleveland defeating Boston 7 to 6 New York edge Detroit 2 to 1 Baltimore off Chicago 2 to 1 and Kansas City besting Washington 2 to 0. Scheduled games include Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston Chicago at Baltimore and Kansas City at Washington with listed pitchers Maas Sturdivant Garcia Sullivan Keegan Ceccarelli Portocarrero and Pasqual in matchups.
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Detroit
New York
Maas
Sturdivant
Cleveland
Boston
Garcia
Sullivan
Chicago
Baltimore
Keegan
Ceccarelli
Kansas City
Washington
Portocarrero
Pascual
National League Wednesday Schedule and Results
National League games featured Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Milwaukee, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh at St Louis with listed pitchers. Final scores show Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6, New York 5 Milwaukee 4, Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 0, Pittsburgh 8 St Louis 1. The text also notes wildlife at the Grand Canyon bottom.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cardwell
Roberts
Drott
Drabowsky
New York
Milwaukee, & Pm
Gomez
Buhl
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
P.m
Craig
Drysdale
Acker
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Arroyo
Law
L. McDaniel
Jones
Milwaukee
W. L. Pet
Eight High Pointers Remain in Carolinas Golf Tourney
In Greensboro the 31st Carolinas Golf Tournament continues with High Point players alive in lower flights after Thomas Hogg’s defeat in Championship Flight. Beck and Womack won opening matches, while Hogg’s peers from High Point advance in fourth to thirteenth flights.
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Greensboro
Thomas Hogg
High Point
Furniture City
Pion Aceck
Kinston
Winnner
South Carolina
Billy Womack
Beck
Charles
Durham
Rucker
Shookie Smith
Burlington
Thomas
John Orr
Florence
Blount
Eddie Gray
Lexington
Folkes
Viker Ridenhour
Anderson
George Beans
Southern Pines
Harrison
R. B. Jennings
Ed Honeycutt
Secretline
Baker
Pa Rangeley
Salisbury
Justa
Howard Holderness
Isenhour
Warren Jobe
Mebane
Goodman
Joel Muse
Williamston
Dixson
Frank Haynie
Darlington
S.C
Massey
Hogg
Gary Highfill
Edwin Peacock
Highfill
Due Compton
Champ Cooper
Dave Rubin
Greensbaro
James Hobbs
Sartin Drops 2-1 In Close Siler City Game
Siler City edges Sartin Cleaners 2-1 after a ninth inning rally. Dixson hits lead off triple and scores on Callicutt misplayed ball as Siler City secures victory. Brown homers for Sartin and Dixson and Callicutt each have two hits for the winners.
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Siler City
High Point
Brown
Dixson
Ron
Callicutt
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Associated Press
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Kennedy Oil CO
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Troy
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Winston-Salem
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Page Wilson
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Point
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Robert Thomas
Greenville
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