Rules Change Sparks Golf Score Debate Among Duffer cohort
The USGA reduces out of bounds and lost ball penalties from two strokes to one, improving scores for weekend players and drawing mixed opinions. Don Falls of Meredon Lake Acres Country Club supports the reform as fair to weaker players and critical of winter rules, arguing it can hurt the game if misapplied.
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Fight results scattered across multiple locations
The report lists multiple boxing results with fighters and locations in a messy OCR. Names include Ben Medina from Fresno knocking out Oscar Ortegon Aly, Herman Mare gues from Phoenix facing Manuel Elias, Paula Rosi in Sacramento with 1835s, Joey Lopez in Sacramento against an opponent draw, and Ray from Los Angeles defeating Jimmy Hornsby in Fort Worth.
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Oscar Ortegon
Aly
Phoenix
Ariz
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Stockton
Manuel Elias
Sacramento
Paula Rosi
New York
Joey Lopez
Drew
Los Angeles
Ray
Fort Worth
Tex
Jimmy Hornsby
Redlegs Chase Kline in First Thump Cardinals 10 4 Bruins
Ban Johnson 9 Opposes Mexico Scott vs Bates. Ban Johnson and Junior Legion title aspirations will be on the line in one games tomorrow night at Boonville and Washington Park. The Central Trust Bears tied with Hannibal for the Eastern Division lead at 7 2 will face Chick Walters and his Mexico Ramblers. The Legionnaires back in the thick of the Eighth District title picture after Sunday night s 5 0 win over Columbia have a road assignment against Boonville. Keith Weber may work against the Ramblers. Walters handcuffed the Bruins 6 0 at Mexico last week. Leroy Whittle or Dickie Scott will duel Boonville s Gil Bates. The toss was Jefferson City s first in district competition over a 50 game span. In the Western BJ Division Lowry City 6 01 holds a half game edge over Marshall 5 01 as standings accumulate.
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Major
Senate Kills Controversial Baseball Draft Bill
New York AP report on the Senate voting 73 to 12 to kill the Continental League draft bill. Leaders Rickey and Shea defended the plan while major leagues feared harm. officials from the N L and A L praised the bill's defeat as the right move for baseball’s rosters and business.
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Ford
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National League
Warren Giles
American League
Joe Cronin
200 Bronc Riders Enter KC Roundup
Kansas City hosts a four day Midwest Roundup Rodeo opening Friday night with 187 entrants and rising. Monk Russell of Tulsa seeks to defend his title and $1,000 added money as arena manager Howard Benjamin notes many top contenders from Oklahoma and Kansas among the field. Notables include Benny Edmiston of Miami and Shorty Taylor Durant, with roping specialists Leon Spencer of Enid and Pete Holland of Nowata also listed.
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API
Monk Russell
Tulsa
Russell
Howard Benjamin
Hillcrest Road
Oklahoma
Benny Edmiston
Miami
Shorty Taylor Durant
Sooner
Leon Spencer
Enid
Pete Holland
Nowata
Kansas
Kenny Woods
Dodge City
Jack Bennett
Ottawa
Tommy Miller
Hutchinson
Everett Logan
Jerry Taylor
Wichita
Skinny Worthington
Chanute
Jack Flagler
Mulvane
Bobi Farney
Crosbytowa
Texas
Paul Mayo
Grinnell
Iowa
Dan Cross
Wolf Point
Wyo
Jim Wade
Talequah
Okla
Virgil Baker
Baseball scores and a rookie’s triple play
Scattered major league games featured pitchers such as New York Cleveland Detroit Boston and Philadelphia with night games noted. A rookie infielder Bruce Montgomery of the Geneva Red Legs shocked Erie by hitting into a triple play in his first at bat for the New York Penn Baseball League Tuesday night.
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Most of A's Stock Will Be Sold Soon
Kansas City council member Charles Shafer proposed the city buy the Kansas City A’s baseball club as Ed Wollers, the club’s attorney and a majority stockholder, indicated most stock would be sold. Arnold Johnson’s estate needs cash to settle, with 52 percent of stock owned by him. Shafer floated bonds to secure the franchise, while a Chamber of Commerce group seeks private investors at about $200,000 each to raise funds for a purchase.
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Chamiber’s Baseball
Non-Pro Meet Opens Friday in Northern Division Tourney
Fourteen teams compete in the Northern Division State Non-Pro baseball tournament starting at Washington Park. Friday night opens with Taos versus St. Martin’s at 6:30, followed by bella against Algoa at 8:30. The winners advance to Stockton finals with the national spot going to the champion. James Vieth, Northern District Commissioner, directs the event.
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Rella
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Stringtown
Stockton
Wichita
Sho-Me
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Missouri
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Stag
Red Birds
James Vieth
Giants and Pirates Battle In Tight Ball Night
Cincinnati beat St Louis 10 to 4 as Ed Bailey homered and Ed Grammas later matched with a two run shot for St Louis. Pittsburgh tied San Francisco 7 7 in a rain interrupted game. Milwaukee cut Chicago's lead with a 5 3 win. Dodgers shut out by Philadelphia 2 0. Cincinnati springboarded into fourth place.
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Elsworth
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Sadecki
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Harry Anderson
Alex Grammas
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Jay Hook
Pittsburgh Pirates
Danny Murtaugh
Bucs
Vern Law
Bob Friends
Cubs
Harvey Haddix
Pirates
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Ecient
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Cliff Buchholz Latest Entry In Mo Val Event
Cliff Buchholz of St. Louis joins the Missouri Valley tournament field July 1-4 at the University of Wichita. The younger Buchholz is kin to Earl Buchholz and was once No 1 in the 15 and under category. Other top players include Unterseher, Surface Jr., Snyder, Land, Straw, Dalton, Roush, Methen, and rising women entrants Christler and Davidson.
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Cliff Buchholz
Buchholz
St. Louis
University of Wichita
Earl Buchholz
Cliff
United States
Missouri Valley
Neil Unterseher
Lincoln
Neb
Hal Surface Jr
Kansas City
Dave Snyder
Winfield
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Ariz
Gene Land
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Sonny Straw
Pryor
Okla
Jay Dalton
Weil Roush
Pratt
Dick Methem
Ruston
Topeka
Connie Christler
Mission
Jane Lucille Davidson
Raytown
Miss Davidson
Misa Christler
Baseball leaders and annual stats quoted from AP
Batting leaders include Runnels Boston .335 Minoso Chicago .331 and Mays San Francisco .348. Runs Mantle New York 57 Maris New York 45. Runs batted in Maris 58 Banks Chicago 61. Hits Minoso 85 Mays 89 Clemente 89. Doubles Lollar 17 Brubon 18. Triples Fox Chicago 6 Bruton 7. Home runs Maris 22 Mantle 17 Banks 21. Stolen bases Aparicio Chicago 16 Mays 18. Pitching leaders Coates New York 80 Brown Baltimore 62. Strikeouts Bunning Detroit 97 Pascual Washington 91 Drysdale Los Angeles 113.
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Gentile
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Rebel Rally Nips Highway Patrol in Intermediate League
The Rebels rallied to defeat the Highway Patrol 19-9 after trailing early, with Jerry Hartley delivering the winning run in the eighth. Leon Blunt pitched a nine-hitter as the Rebels forged a late comeback aided by a three-run sixth inning.
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Leon Blunt
Joe Shiverdecker
Tams Peanuts
Jean Hickman
Alice Francis
Peggy Lucknotte
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Eight U S Crews Enter Henley Royal Regatta
The Henley Royal Regatta opens in England with eight American crews entered the largest American contingent since 1839. Harvard light eight and Isis Boat from Oxford are favored but Detroit Boat Club is a rising dark horse contender as top crews clash for the Thames Challenge Cup.
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Thames
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Oxford University
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Detroit Boat Club
Inter-City Golf Play Switches to Fulton
The inter city golf matches pass the halfway mark Thursday at Fulton with defending champion Columbia leading. After two rounds Columbia has 628.5 points, Sedalia 550, Fulton 495 and Jefferson City 461. The final round will be played July 7 at Columbia.
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Pros May Return to Wimbledon After Pro Access Debate
Wimbledon faces a crisis as American stars struggle with declining prestige. Althea Gibson, Maria Bueno, and Christine Truman top discussion, with Doris Hart and M. Connolly rumored to return. The context centers on possible professional eligibility and its impact on U S tennis fortunes.
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Wimbledon
Maria Bueno
Christine Truman
America
M. Connolly
Doris Hart
Fullmer Set for Rematch Title Fight in Salt Lake City
Utah's Gene Fullmer, 28, meets Carmen Basilio of New York in a 15 round world middleweight title bout at Derks Field. ABC airs the fight at 3 p.m. EST, with NBA title status varying by state. Basilio seeks comeback, Fullmer aims to stay undefeated at home.
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Gene Fullmer
Utah
Carmen Basilio
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Massachusetts
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Fullmer
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California
Don Bragg Tip Helps Johnson Vault 15 Feet
Don Bragg advised Johnson during practice at Stanford Stadium as he cleared 15 feet for the first time at the US Olympic trials venue. Johnston, a former Purdue competitor now with the Arms, benefited from Bragg’s suggestion to move the standards closer to the runway by about eight inches. Bragg, who holds the indoor national record at 15 feet ss inches, provided guidance that aided the standout leap.
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Johnson
Palo Alto
Calif Aph
Jim Johnston
Stanford Stadium
Saturday Johnston
Purdue
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Villanova
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