Sisters Lead in Women's National Open at Winged Foot
In Mamaroneck New York the leading sisters Marlene Bauer Bagge and Alice Bauer share top score as the Women's National Open heads into the second round at Winged Foot. Betty Jameson, Gloria Armstrong Betsy Rawls and Benny Dodd trail closely with strong bids.
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N.Y
Wder
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Marlene Bauer Bagge
Alice
Betty Jameson
Bauer
Mary Len
Faulk
Gloria Armstron
Ron Geland
Calif
Betsy Rawls
Benny Dodd
Louisville
Boardman Faces Busso In 10 Round Lightweight Since 1930s
Marlborough Connecticut’s Johnny Busso, 21, will meet 13-5 ranked challenger Boardman in a 10 round lightweight bout broadcast by NBC tonight. Busso’s last win over Orlando Zulueta dashed Boardman’s bid for top contention and recalls a prior setback that cost him a title shot. Boardman’s recent cagey outings include a bid against Tony DeMarco.
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Boston
Larry Boardman
Ralio
NBC
Marlborough
Johnny Busso
New York
Busso
Orlando Zulueta
Zu Tueia
Larxupin
Larry
Joe Brown
Fuille
Tony DeMarco
Dairy Night Celebration Canceled in Cole County
Dairy Night, set for tonight in Cole County, is canceled per Sime Dairy Night chair Matthew Schmidt of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The Dairy Queen contest failed to attract enough entrants, ending the planned roving at the 200 block of Madison Street and the June Dairy Month event.
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Matthew Schmidt
Junior Chamber of Commerce
In The Clutch In The Clutch Sim's Jumpen
Jefferson City's hitter rises to No 2 in Pacific Coast League batting with 20 hits in 32 at bats boosting average to .335 Rudy Regaldo of San Diego leads with .358 Dick has 15 hits including three homers and 26 RBIs in 65 games since being sold to Seattle last summer.
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Jefferson City
Dim Duck
Seattle
Rudy Regaledo
San Diego
Baxter and George Lead NCAA Golf Championship Favorites
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo George Baxter Jr and George Nisselson of San Jose State were named co favorites as the 60th annual NCAA golf championship began. Nine matches decided in 18 holes or a sudden death playoff with the longest going 22 holes. Baxter, Trans Miss champion, defeated Purdue’s Campbel while Vale’s Peter Nisselson beat Baxter’s teammate Wharton. George advanced by beating Purdue’s Redding 3 and 2 and faces a tough upper-bracket path as Moreno, the lightweight standout, faces Roger Rubendall from Wisconsin in the lower bracket.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Rex Baxter Jr
Houston
Ernie George
San Jose State
Baxter
Fireball Toe
Campbel
Puridue
Crattic Onithe
Vale
Peter
Isgelson
L Baxter
Exack Wharter
George
Gols
Gorming
Bm Redding
Perdue
Tatest
Jarcelling Moreno
Agaist
Roger Rubendall
Wisconsin
Nisselson
Airman Convicted For Roughing Two At Lackland Base
Airman John S. Williams, 20, of Concord, Nebraska, was convicted by a Lackland Air Force Base court martial on drunkenness and assaulting two recruits. He received three months confinement at hard labor, a $150 fine, and a two-rank reduction. Victims Basic Airman Jerry Probst and Louis Downs testified the June barracks attack left them frightened, not badly hurt.
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Animar 2
John S. Wiliams
iConcord
NE. C
Lackland Air Force
Air Force
Wiliams
Lackland
Grunkenness
Jerry L. Probst
Tersill
Towa
Louis P. Downs
Milton
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