Browns, college All Stars open second drill week
The college All Stars begin week two of practice at Soldier Field for the August 12 game against the Cleveland Browns. Mal Hammack arrives from Florida as a 20 pound linebacker after ROTC camp at Fort Benning, Ga, and is ready for scrimmage. Coach Curly Lambeau seeks cooler weather after last week’s heat hampered workouts.
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Birds Dump MAN IS REACHING OUT FOR THE STARS
In Lawrence Kansas on Monday August 1 1955 reports say Yankees and Indians aid Chicago as baseball action from the weekend tightens AL and NL standings. Yankees Don Larsen wins a four hitter for 5 2 victory while A's rally to split. Giants face setbacks as Brav es lose key player to season ending injury.
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Hanson wins Battle Creek Women’s Open golf title
Beverly Hanson of Indio Calif the only player to break par in all three rounds won the Battle Creek Women’s Open at the 6520 yard Battle Creek Country Club with a 220 total for 1000 dollars first prize. Her final round 72 halted Jackie Pung’s late challenge.
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Honolulu lead decided by single stroke golf card
Mrs. Pung posted a 74 to complete a 75 72 sequence and win by one stroke in Honolulu. Marilynn Smith of Wichita, Kansas, finished third after rounds of 77 70 75 for a total 222.
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Underdog Battle With Charles Latest Rankings Highlight
In Syracuse New York a 10 round heavyweight bout features Jackson the underdog against Ezzard Charles, age 34, with 104 fights. The match airs on ABC and radio from St Nicholas Arena, with Charles favored to win.
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Sox Ace Resting After Appendectomy
White Sox ace right hander is resting comfortably after an appendectomy following a stomach ache. The 13-4 pitcher, from Washington, underwent surgery at Mercy Hospital in Chicago. Team physician John B. Claridge said the appendix was rupturing, with expected recuperation measured in weeks.
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Chataway Aims at Mile Mark as Shares Aug 12 Battle
Chris Chataway, who set a world three mile record, now targets the classic mile against John Landy in Britain Hungary track and Mald meet on August 12. He faces Sandor Tharos and Istvan Roszavolgi in a likely marquee race, with Hungarians also under 4 minutes for the mile.
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Kansas Golfer Is Winner For Broadmoor Affair
Jim English of Topeka captured the Broadmoor Men's Invitational crown in Colorado Springs after a steady 70 in the morning and an 8 and 7 36-hole final victory over Milt Hicks of Palm Springs. English sealed the playoff with a par on the 29th green.
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Bill Carey Leads Consolation Final Contention
Oklahoma City athlete Bill Carey competes in consolation finals with a 3 and 3 score line amid Lincoln Park softball action noted in the report.
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Orioles End Swango Deal After No Pitching Prospects
Baltimore Orioles released young right handed pitcher John Bruce Swango from Welsh Oklahoma for $36,000 collected as a guaranteed income for three years. Manager Paul Richards said waivers were filed to give him unconditional release after he failed to pitch in major league play.
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Local Softball Results Chronicle Sub district action at Municipal Park
The American Legion softball team defeated Flower Box 15 to 3 in sub district action Sunday night at Municipal Park. In the semi final Flower Box whipped Lawrence Paper Co. 3 to 2. The Legion and Flower Box meet for the sub district title at 7 30 Thursday night at Municipal. If the Legion wins there will be only one game. if Flower Box wins a second contest will be necessary.
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Mechem Captures Topeka Singles Title in Tennis Meet
Kansas University coach Dick Mechem defeated Geno ou ell 6 2, 7 5 to win the Topeka city tennis singles title. Mechem and Powell then won the doubles 6 4 2 6 2 6 2 over Eido Bunge and Chuck Nelson. A note on salmon weight notes it yields about 1,000 ergs per pound.
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Parades Mark Festival Opening in Warsaw Stadium
Warsaw hosts opening ceremonies for the World Youth Festivals for Peace and Friendship marked by L stage parades. Polish radio reported the Communist sponsored event began yesterday at the new stadium with participants and crowd celebrations.
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Maglie Leaves Giants for Indians in Cash Deal
New York reports Sal Maglie, 38, stars for the Giants, is traded to the Cleveland Indians for $25,000 in cash. Maglie, who is 9-5 on the season, joins the Indians today amid unresolved tensions with Giants manager Leo Durocher.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case showed reduction and relief, with patients declaring piles no longer a problem. Availability and money back guarantee promoted by a New York special report.
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