Obituary: Mrs. Mary Woodberry of Okolona dies at home
Mrs. Mary Woodberry of Okolona died at her home Saturday June 1. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Royal have returned to Detroit Michigan after spending two weeks visiting Mr. Royal's grandmother Mrs. Georgia Arnold and Mrs. Royal's father Cleveland Ferguson.
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Ruling Saves Leo Cash as Homers Build
Autographed by Jack Hand, the report covers a split baseball day with the Giants routing opponents thanks to late homers by Hoffmann Rhodes and Wes Westruff. Dodgers win via relief, Pirates take two from Milwaukee, and Cleveland expands AL lead with double wins over Boston as Yankees hammer Chicago.
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Stanford Defends College Golf Title
Stanford University defends its college golf title in a Houston Texas context. The report notes strong play from the Stanford squad with high scoring and competitive rounds as they seek repeat success.
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Golf and baseball briefs from national events
Rain slows NCAA golf qualifying at Brae Burn as 147 players tee off in the first round of the 87th NCAA tournament while 46 holes determine the team and individual titles. Earl Moller and Joe Ferguson lead a Texas State duo in U S Open prep with solid showings. In baseball, standings and results show several games completed with Brooklyn, New York, and Pittsburgh in action and Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia posting scores.
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Larsen’s Australia tour sparks protest over feisty tale
Tennis star Art Larsen faces criticism from the Victoria Tennis Association in Melbourne after a World Tech column recounting his Australia tour is deemed damaging to national prestige. Officials say the piece misstates events and exaggerates behavior, sparking a diplomatic shuffle as the Yimbiedah Championships begin.
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Baron’s Rock Split Pair Boosts Pennant Bid
Birmingham lands Tor Hamilton a tall right handed slugger from the Yankee farm system as he belts a double and two singles in three games and helps take the first game while Little Rock wins the nightcap. New Orleans climbs to third with wins over Nashville and Mobile defeats Chattanooga, Atlanta falls to Memphis as the Cracker Chick run is suspended by curfew.
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Cotton States and Southern Association Baseball Scores
Yesterday's results show Hot Springs beating Monroe 12 to 5 and Greenville topping El Dorado 10 to 6. Meridian defeated Pine Bluff 6 to 1, with Hot Springs at Pine Bluff and Monroe at El Dorado scheduled. In the Southern Association standings Atlanta leads with 43 wins, Birmingham 41, New Orleans 37, Memphis 31, Chattanooga 39, Little Rock 30, Nashville 27, Mobile 42, a mix of suspended games and 8 inning rounds noted. Tonight's games include Atlanta at Little Rock and New Orleans at Chattanooga among others, as Birmingham hosts Memphis and Mobile visits Nashville. In the American League, Cleveland leads with 44 wins and .710 pace, Chicago 40 for .625, New York 40 for .625, Detroit 27 for .453, Philadelphia 24 for .400, Boston 21 for .356, Baltimore 92 for .349. No game scheduled today for some teams. New York beat Chicago 14-3, Cleveland lost to Boston 3-9, Philadelphia at Detroit postponed by rain.
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Brough Triumphs In Condon Grass Court Championship
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills defeats Shirley Fry of Akron 6-4 0-1 to win the women’s singles crown at the Condon Grass Court Championships.
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Dark Regains Lead in Poll for Starting Shortstop
Alvin Dark of the New York Giants surged to 738 votes to reclaim the lead in the Chicago Tribune balloting for the starting National League shortstop spot. Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals remained the top vote getter with 51,704 votes, as voting began June 21 and runs through July 3 for the interleague game at Cleveland on July 13.
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Furgol Credits Arm With Win
Springfield NV report credits golfer Ed Furgol with a win after a convincing performance. The piece notes Furgol as a lean 17 year old from FiatOR Moy and highlights his calm demeanor and skill during the match.
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Baseball Scores From Sunday Across Leagues
Associated Press Sunday results from the American Association show Columbus winning 1-0 and Kansas City 10-3. Louisville lost 4-9 while Minneapolis moved to 6-7 and St Paul won 5-4. Texas League games include Fort Worth 8-7 and San Antonio 0-5 with Houston 3 Dallas 2.
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Unclear biographical note on golfer Gina Littler
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Gina Littler aged 23 from Palm Springs California and references golf fairways and a right arm issue. Details are too fragmentary to establish a coherent event, date, or outcome.
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Winner to Get Chance at Sadler in Garden Bout Tuneup
New York boxing circles expect the Friday Madison Square Garden featherweight clash between Lut Perez and Percy Bassett to determine the NYSAC recognized top challenger to Sadler. Perez stopped Davey Guailardo and kayoed Willie Pep. Bassett has impressed in featherweight bouts and faced lighter foes in Europe, with the Garden finale marking the season end for the venue’s radio and NBC telecast.
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Collum Edges Five-Year Wait For Arkansas Amateur Title
Ray Sephens reports El Dorado golfer Collum finally wins the Arkansas Amateur after five years of near misses at Lite Rock Country Club. He defeats Texarkana rival Jene Keeney in a 36-hole final, delivering steady driving and clutch putting despite 95 degree heat as the field built a lead through seven rounds. The piece also mentions an unrelated note about cedar waxwings and their waxy tips.
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