Hogan Among Early Leaders At 59th U S Open
Hogan and three others tied for the first with 69 as the first round concluded at Winged Foot. Littler Finsterwald and Knight shared pace, while Robbins stood at 70 and a crowded field, including Middlecoff, Player, Hebert and Casper, rallied behind. Bolt and past champions Boros Mayer Furgol trailed.
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Bruce Crampton
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Claude Harmon
Henry Ransom
Ewing Pomeroy
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Sammy Snead
Jay Hebert
Tommy Bolt
Julius Boros
Dick Mayer
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Hillsboro overwhelms Melvina in 32 1 Wildcat win
Hillsboro blanked Melvina 32 to 1 in a Wildcat League game. A 21 hit attack and 11 Melvina errors overwhelmed the visitors who used four pitchers. Bill Stenerson collected three doubles and three singles, Ozzie Pynnonen had four hits, and Dick Sweeney hit a two run homer as Hillsboro improves to 34-0 in league play while Melvina falls to 1-2.
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Lumenti Starts Triple Play in South Atlantic Game
Charlotte left-hander Ralph Lumenti, who pitched a no hitter last time out, made a brilliant grab and started a triple play in Thursday night action. He took the loss as Charlotte’s Hornets lost 4 1 to Savannah in the second game of a South Atlantic League doubleheader. He also turned a line drive into a double play.
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Princeton 1909 Crew Strokes on Lake Carnegie for Alumni Weekend
Princeton's varsity crew, aged 19 09 vintage with rowers averaging 72 years, paddles on Lake Carnegie amid alumni weekend activities. No records expected to be broken during the 50th reunion event.
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Pierce Pitches One-Hit Victory
Chicago White Sox move a game ahead in the American League with a 3-1 win over the Washington Senators as Billy Pierce loses a near no-hitter in the third inning. Nellie Fox and Jim Landis provide key hits while Ron Santo and others contribute. Indians, Tigers, and Yankees also win or split as Rocky Colavito ties a major league record with four homers over the past two nights.
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Major League Leaders Baseball Stat Leaders
A condensed list shows batting leaders from Detroit Kaline and Kuenn with high averages, Killebrew among top run producers, and Fox plus Kaline tied for 75 hits. Pitching mentions Wilhelm with 9-0 and Larsen 5-1, while hitters like Aaron Cepeda and Mathews are cited with top totals in runs hits and homers.
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Senators To Hold Tryout Camp In Appleton
The Washington Senators will run a two day tryout at Three-I League Park in Appleton June 19 and 20. Farm director Sherry Robertson has tasked Otto Bluege Midwest scout Tom Fisher Wisconsin scout and Jack McKeon of Fox Cities to lead drills. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Players must bring uniform glove and shoes, and American Legion players need coaches written consent.
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Tennis Club Clinic Slated For Saturday
The La Crosse Tennis Club Clinic conducted by Jean Sorum will be held Saturday with a 9 a.m. session for beginners and parents and a 1 p.m. session for intermediates If rain occurs the clinic moves to Longfellow School Balls will be provided for the first 60 attendees
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Baseball Standings and Results of National and American Leagues
The National League standings show Milwaukee at 22 00 and San Francisco 32 25 with Chicago 29 28 and Los Angeles 30 27 close behind. Thursday results include Pittsburgh 12 San Francisco 9 and Milwaukee 8 St Louis 0.
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Minor Leagues and Boxing Results Summary
In the American Association Indianapolis defeated Denver 6 to 4 while Dallas beat Fort Worth 4 to 2 and Louisville blanked St Paul 7 to 0. In the International League Buffalo edged Columbus 6 to 5 and Rochester beat Richmond 4 to 2. Boxing saw Bobby Cervantes stop Pete Kasawula in a 10 round decision.
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Softball Classic League Matches at West Ave and Trane Park
West Ave hosts John’s Jackson Plaza against Quality Lumber and Coal Co at 7:00 p.m. Trane Park features Trane Co. versus Wiggert Bros in a double header style schedule.
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Wise Happy Over His First Homer
Casey Wise of the Milwaukee Braves hit his first major league home run off Bob Buhl in a 5 hit victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. The switch hitting second baseman had been 0 for 15 before his fifth inning single and bunt attempt, then followed with the homer that boosted his morale and altered his outlook on his hitting.
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Mabels Monroe Cordle Resigns to Return to Ohio
Monroe Cordle, high school basketball coach at Mabel for three years and principal in 1958 59, has resigned to return to his hometown Columbus Ohio. He will coach in the Ohio school system.
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Bowling Baseball League Mixed Couples Standings and Scores
In the Sports Bowl Alleys mixed couples league standings list Indians 608 561 601 1770 Cardinals 580 604 639 1623 Tigers 602 535 0 1734 Cubs 575 0 0 62 662 Reds 651 548 684 1883 Braves 629 618 651 1898 Dodgers 595 576 0 1749 Giants 557 636 0 1763 Men and Ladies tallies include Allan Walters 582 C Schroeder 421 Arnold Schwier 497 M Walters 404 Bernie Nehls 468 G Amundson 400 V Danhoff 486 C Drecktrah 388 High single Men Allan Walters 213 Ladies Gladys Amundson 179.
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Podres and Buhl Star Dodgers in Big League Shutouts
Johnny Podres pitched his second major league two hitter in under three weeks as the Dodgers routed the Phillies 11 0 in Philadelphia. Don Newcombe also shut out the Cubs in Chicago as Milwaukee and Atlanta won. Roy Face extended his relief win streak to 14. Roy McMillan and Dick Stuart homered for the Pirates and Giants with Willie Mays adding a pinch homer.
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Duluth-Superior Rout Eau Claire In Northern Play
Duluth-Superior defeated Eau Claire 12-5 while Aberdeen edged Winnipeg 4-2. Bob Leopold earned win for Aberdeen with two key hits. Chris Salberg drove in five for Duluth-Superior including a double and three singles. Bob MacPherson homered for Eau Claire. Minot beat Grand Forks 4-1 and Fargo-Moorhead topped St. Cloud 9-4 with Ron Paul’s three run homer.
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NCAA Track Meet Opens in Lincoln Nebraska
The 38th NCAA Track and Field Championships open in Lincoln at Memorial Stadium with 440 athletes from 105 schools. Kansas is favored as preliminaries begin in 18 events, aiming to set as many as nine meet records before the Pan American Games trials in Boulder next weekend.
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