Boros Holds Narrow Ardmore Open Lead
Julius Boros of Mid Pines NC kept a slim lead through the Ardmore Open after a 2 over par 72 in the third round at Cerrick Hills. Five challengers within two shots posted 211 totals, including Wininger Biagetti Barber Furgol Toski and Harrison, as prize money increased to draw a wider field for the $7,200 top purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Waco Twner
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Cerrick Hills Country Club
Boros
North Carolina
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Dutch Harrison
Leo Biagetti
Sandusky
Ohio
Jerry Barber
la Canada
Calif
Marty Furgol
Lemont, TH
Bob Toski
Livingston
N.J
Toski
Barber
Furgol
Wininger
Biagetti
Harrison
Jimmy Clark
Laguna Beach
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Walter Burkemo
Franklin, Mich
Clark
Mayer
Burkemo
Turner
Burke Still Leading In Greenbrier
Burke Jr. extends three stroke edge at Greenbrier Open after 54 holes with 201. Scharlau and Fazio move to 204 behind Burke, Taylor and Ball at 205, Snead at 207, while wind and rain challenge players and the field prepares for the final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goorge Bowen
White Sulphur Springs
W Va
Jack Burke
Hermen Scharlau
Boca Raton
Fla
George Fazio
Pine Valley
N.J
Burke
Scharlan
Fazio
Joe Taylor
Charleston
W.va
Taylor
Ernie Ball
Oak Park Til
Sam Snead
Outamesha Lake
Scott
James Secor
Toledo
Morrison Seeks Stroke for Hi-Toms in Carolina League
d Joms LEN MORRISON from Jacksonville Fla joined the Hi-Toms on opening day and battled to find his batting eye after missing spring training. The 29 year old left handed outfielder hit a long triple against Burlington Graham and chased a deep drive to the wall. Morrison, a Shelby native, is 5-10 and 185 pounds, married with a son, and previously slugged 22 homers for Jacksonville in 1952 and 15 last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Morrison
Morrison
Hi-Toms
Jacksonville
Fla
Gardener
Burlington- Graham
Pirates
Shelby
Ories
Augusta
Spartanburg
Greenville
Clemson
Long
Orioles Need Heavy Help From MLB To Survive
New York May 8 The American League must trade several major leaguers to Baltimore to avert a mild tragedy as the Orioles struggle after 50 years back in the big show. Owners must act, or Jimmy Dykes club will sink. Turley’s pitching has masked hitting woes and critics say misfit signings worsened the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Jimmy Dykes
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore Ahs
Bob Turley
Marty Marion
Industrial Softball Results Reported with Teams and HRs
Industrial Softball results note Continental, Bur-Mil, and Globe Parlor with wins and key players. Continentals, Bur-Mil, and Heritage Furniture show runs and home runs by Robbins, Weaver, Barnes, and Sylvania among others, with team records and pitchers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
Beck
Robbins
Weaver
York
Recreation Softball Results From Ellington and Mechanicsville
In a mixed results day, Ellington's Grill Moose Lodge faced Mechanicsville with final scores 15 to 5 and 5 to 5 tied. key hitters included 2B Hendrix and Miller, 3B Jessup, while Cranford and Weaver combined on the mound for WP and LP credits. National Upholstery and National Guard also posted innings with Weaver and Millikan noted as players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellington's Grill Moose Lodge
Bowman
K Vuenes
Hendrix, Miller
Jessup
Mechanicsville
Cranford
Weaver
Barneycastle
Brewer
Brown
National Upholstery
Gator Bowl Moves Date to December 31
Jacksonville Florida May 8 The Gator Bowl will shift its annual game from January 1 to December 31 to avoid conflicts with other major bowls and to secure better television and radio rights prices. Roger Main chair of the TV committee cited two advantages including improved broadcast timing and higher rights value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Roger Main
Foust Leads Carolina League Hitting With .455 Average
Winston-Salem’s Lou Foust tops the Carolina League with a .455 batting mark and 20 hits. Noah Goode leads with 34 total bases and 7 doubles. Fayetteville’s Jack Hussey drives in 16 runs and shares the home run lead with Greensboro’s Guy Morton at 5. Hussey, Stevens, and Jacobs tie for 12 runs scored each. Jim Kleckley has 3-1 pitching and several pitchers stand at 2-0 through last Monday’s games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Foust
Winston-Salem
Foust
Noah Goode
High Point-Thomasville
Fayetteville
Jack Hussey
Guy Morton
Greensboro
Hussey
R. C. Stevens
Burlington-Graham
B. Jacobs
Bill Wiltrout
Jim Kleckley
W.salem
Ib Wiltrout
Bur-Gra
Ivan Hi-Toms
Ekerman
Teaulerde
W.saem
Smith
Danville
Yavec
Uther
McCarthy
Hidalgo
Reidsville
Hirsch
Ctholakian
Hi-Toms
Sollinsoville
B. Harrington
Reid
Hoffer
Durham
Phillips
Nee
Nive
Camilli
Stutts
Demeter
Bridges
Naton
Marotia
Morrison
Be Walker
Sweet
Spencer
Trout Season Opens In Mountains As Countryside Buzzes
Outdoor writers report fishing is hot from the Tennessee line to the Atlantic, with trout stocks heavier this year and creels larger. The Wildlife Resources Commission designates mountain waters open to fishing and notes crowds back up the season while Weldon promotes striped bass fishing and rockfish harvests with hatchery-supported conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Rod Amundson
Tennessee Line
Atlantic Ocean
Wildlife Resources Commission
Piedmont
Weldon
Weldon Stripers
Roanoke
Carolina Caravan Baseball Trip Draws Hostile Clemson Play
The Carolina Baseball trip follows a tough Clemson game with Charley Aycock tempering the crowd and a standout pitcher whose shirt tail antics drew laughs. The piece captures team camaraderie, travel routine, and reflections on players' lives and future service mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel
Clemson
Ebbetts Field
Billy Odell
Charles Brantley Aycock
Kinston
Washington, D. C
North Carolina
Pickins County
Duke
Charlie
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Wilbur Johnson
Ee Wininger
Beo Biagetti
Chandler Harper
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lloyd Mangrum
Niles
Iverson Martin
Fort Worth
Tex
Jack Mann
Temple
Gene Webb
Cla
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Jimmie Gaunt
Middlecoff
Art Wall Jr
Greenbrier
Mercury
George M. Flowe
R. E. (Casey) Jones
Harold Midkiff
H. Paul Warner
Isaac Shaw
Horace Bray
N. C
Tikde Bauanener
Barnes
Craughan
Gurley
Sylvania
Cochran
J. Nelson
Leahceneaneer
Globe Parlor
Triangle—Weaver
Marsh Furniture
Heritage
Fflowers
Lp—Craughan
Isene Aniinues
Linthicum
Howard
Hedrick
Barrier
Mil—Hunt
National Guard
Myrtle Desk
Stoker
Millikan
San Jose State
del Rico
Cardinals
Parry O'Brien
Los Angeles
L. A. Coliseum
O'Brien
AB OR
Eee
Scaeseeessesee Il
Winston-Salemeee
Foxworth
Fay
Betancourt
W.S
Patula
Sulkowski
Pay. Seen
Cleary
Zirella
Rosser
Blanton
Rosen
Crawford
G'boro
Reich
Jacobs
Esece Voiselle
Prts
Eecs
Glenn
G' Dorowscee Kleckley
Barclay
Eal
Idsville
Malcolm
Murawski
Gilbert
Neuberger
Bell
Shipman
Wane
Bradshaw
Whitson
Kash
Loschke
Foote
Dattero
Kossuth
Emery
Radcliffe
Starrette
Reidsvie
Hiltunen
Cardea
Schultz
Rod & Gun
Jake Wade
Carolina Caravan
UNC
Tub Thumper
Gravitte
Mosier
Ralph Beaver
Scearce
Siler City
Hooks
Charlotte
Williams
Chapel Hill
Kings Mountain
The
Carolina Safety League
Highland Motors, Inc
Wright-Womble-Pitts
ARROW
DENIM
High ‘Point
N. Main
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