Bauer Sisters Lead Open After First Round at Winged Foot
Marlene Bauer Hagege and Alice Bauer shot 72 on Winged Foot East as the Bauer sisters share the lead in the 12th Women's National Open. Gloria Armstrong and Betsy Rawls sit one and two strokes back, with Jameson Hicks and Prentice also among the leaders in Mamarroneck New York.
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Bauer
Alice
Heidi
Marlene Bauer Hagge
U. S
Mamaroneck
Winged Foot
Marlene Bauer Hagege
Alice Bauer
Betty Jameson
Bauer Sisters
Mary Lena Faulk
Marlene
Gloria Armstrong
Oakland
Calif
Betsy Rawls
Betty Dodd
Louisville
Miss Jameson
Betty Hicks
Little Jo Anne Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Stanky Names Musial Greatest All Around Player Today
Eddie Stanky, veteran observer, names Stan Musial the greatest all around player in baseball today. He adds praise for Ted Williams, Willie Mays, and Mickey Mantle and notes Musial’s conditioning, temperament, and team leadership.
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New York
Eddie Stanky
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Kerby Farrell
Cleveland
Ted Willams
Mickey Mantle
Willie Mays
Mantie
Mags
Stanky
Musial
Williams
Mays
Mantle
Giants Packers Set for Agganis Memorial Game
The New York Giants and Green Bay Packers will meet in an exhibition tilt on September 7 in the second annual Harry Agganis Memorial game, announced Monday in Boston.
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Giants
Green Bay
Boston
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
Harry Agganis
Major League Leaders Show Bright Hitting Averages
National and American League leaders listed across batting and pitching. Mantle leads New York in batting with 383 and 61 runs while Musial and Snider star for St Louis and Brooklyn. Pitching lists show Shants and Trucks with notable win totals and strikeout counts amid a crowded statistical slate.
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Basset
Poney
Pittsburgh
Musiel
O& Louis
Rene
Aaren
Milnecsee
Robinson
Cincinmatio
Mays
New York
Ronse
Asten
Milwaukee
Musial
Louie
Hise
Aster
St. Louis
Trpics
Brutten
Anc
Snider
Brock- Senay Sem
Magma
Temple
Cincinneti
Geoisiers
Senmid
Em. Leuls
Ganferé
Philadelphia
Birikeouts
Drett
Chic
Mantle
Willieme Boston
Whiams
Beeston
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Pos
Simpson
Bord
Willems
Landis
Raparicio
Mineso
Rivera
Piching
Shants
Trucks
Training Across Professions Prepares Licensed Practitioners
Before licensing, physicians learn diagnosis and treatment while pharmacists must compound prescriptions under instructor supervision to ensure correct preparation and potency protection.
Braves Pirates Rained Out Rescheduled for July 10
The Milwaukee Braves and Pittsburgh Pirates game from June 8 was postponed due to rain and moved to Wednesday night July 10 in Pittsburgh, the Braves office announced.
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Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Braves
Larry Raines Looms As AL Rookie Choice
New York reports Larry Raines, ex Harlem Globetrotter turned baseball player, as a leading AL rookie of the year candidate. The 27-year-old, versatile 44-game contributor for Cleveland in 195X, batted .287 with no hits in a 2-0 win over the Yankees as Early Wynn pitched. Raines previously starred in Japan with Hankyu, winning the Pacific League batting title and MVP in 1954 with 66 stolen bases, before returning to U.S. baseball and posting .333 at Mobile and .309 at Indianapolis.
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New York
Larry Raines
Japan
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Indians
Early Wynn
New York Yankees
Raines
Saperstein
St. Louis Browns
Bill Veeck
U. S
Hankyu Braves
United States
Veeck
Browns
Hank Greenberg
Mobile
Indianapolis
New Scoring System Adopted by Coulee Archers
Coulee Archers officials voted to adopt a body outline scoring system now used by most clubs. The new scheme counts a heart area miss but scores a head or neck shot, applies to colored game rounds, and will be used at Sunday's shoot on July 30 with refreshments on the grounds and an invitation to archers in the area.
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Coulee Archers
Coulee
Player Seizes Big League Chance Despite Broken Toe
He earned a chance in the major leagues this time and did not muff it after breaking a toe in spring training, showing steady performance and resilience.
Seixas Patty Gibson Advance At Wimbledon
At Wimbledon a notable field remains in the singles as Americans Seixas Patty and Gibson push toward the quarterfinals. Seixas beat Kamo 6-2 6-2 5-7 6-3, Patty defeated Franks 6-4 6-3 6-4, and Gibson beat Hellyer 6-4 6-2, with Fageros Brough Knode Hard and Pratt also advancing.
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Seixas
Patty
Gibson
Wimbledon
Miss Gibson
Australia
Mary Hellyer
Miss Fageros
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Dorothy Head Knode
Forest Hills
N.Y
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Betty Pratt
Jamaica
Herb Flam
Mike Green
Miami, Fla
Monroe Star Will Enter Michigan State
Monroe High School basketball star David Fahs, Badger Conference scoring champion, announced Thursday he will enroll at Michigan State University this fall on an athletic scholarship.
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Monroe
David Fahs
Michigan State
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