Golf results and ladies qualifying at Country Club
In a mixed set of matches, Gerald Norrid beat George Alf en 2 up, Everett Norris defeated George Trahler 4 and 2, Ruck Aitter bested Beans T 6 and 6, Charles Cornwell won over Jack Qysart 4 and 3, John Crown beat Jack Lefee 6 and 5, and Glen Santees defeated Laan Baden Sand 7. Women’s Golf qualifying rounds are complete, with medalist honors going to Mrs Clyde Aysom and Mrs Val Van Noy. First round matches in Championship Flight include Clyde Bygom versus Frances Pham, Bob Van Nox versus Grimmeyman, and more in Flights A and B. All first round matches must be completed before April 22.
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Howe
Gerald Norrid
George al Fen
Everett Norris
George Trahler
Ruck Aitter
Charles Cornwell
Jack Qysart
A. John Crown
Jack Lefee
Glen Santees
Country Club
Tyme
Clyde Aysom
Val van Noy
Clyde Bygom
Frances Pham
Bob van Nox
Ko Grimmeyman
Emory Stott
Glen al Hack
Ain
John Albers
Ur Hester
Wilbur Norton
Carl Meitner
ANL
Ken Jomer
Penny Jonen
And
Max Kennedy
Charles Oldfurher
Hob Oyler
T. V. Smith
al Hack
Chi Gattoway
Buddy Hanna Vand
Gene Killing
Tob Svoland
Dotin Wooden
Bud Coy
Sanford Top Choice For a Rookie Award
New York NL ace Jack Sanford tops expectations for the National League Rookie of the Year award while AL honors stir debate over Frank Malzone's rookie status. Dan Daniel argues Malzone may not qualify after last season, as Kubek and Sanford vie for the AL pick amid unclear rules. Malzone bats .305 with eight homers, 68 RBIs in 108 games. Kubek also hits .305 with two homers and 25 RBIs. Sanford goes 15-4 with 2.93 ERA and 142 strikeouts in the season.
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New York
Jack Sanford
Philadelphia Phillies
Frank Malzone
Boston Rel Sox
Daniels
Baseball Writers” In. of America
Dan Daniel
New York World- Telegram and
Sun
Malzone
Sanford
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Daniel
St. Louis
Kubek
Yanks
19th St. Merchants Win Rossville Invitational
The 19th Street Merchants baseball team of the South Park League won the Rossville Invitational title, defeating St. Mary's 10-4 in the Aug. 7 10 tournament final. Milton Grandstaff, Mike Zsink, and Fred Hartman pitched for the Merchants as Joe Fritzel homered with Andy Boyd aboard. Other entrants included Ft Leavenworth Ponies Waeg o Hoton and Henry Manufacturing Topeka. the V F W of Topeka took second by beating Rossville.
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19Th Street Merchants
Rossville
St. Mary's
V.F.W
Topeka
Ft. Leavenworth Ponies
Waego
Hoton
Henry Manufacturing
Merchants
Henry Mf
Grandstaft
Bro Marys
Lincoln Widens Lead in Western League Run
Lincoln topped Colorado Springs 10-5 to extend its lead in the Western League. Amarillo and Topeka dropped three games back after losses. Albuquerque defeated Des Moines 8-4 as homer power fueled a late surge. Stadnicki of Topeka endured 19 hits in a rough outing.
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Lincoln
Colorado Springs
Amarilo
Topeka
Sioux City
Amariic
Albuquerque
Des Moines
Gene Sheets
Frank Walenga
Bill Bohlender
Ron Cooper
Doin Stadnicki
McDaniel
Assault on the Records Starts Today at Houston
The 1957 Women's National AAU swimming and diving championships begin in Houston with about 200 competitors from Australia Canada Mexico and Hawaii. Four nights of finals and morning trials run at the Shamrock Hilton pool featuring eight new titles and stars Lorraine Crapp Dawn Fraser.
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Houston
Tex m
Australia
Canada
Mexico
Hawaii
Edward Jong Shamrock-Hilton
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
D. C
Lorraine Crapp
Dawn Fraser
Retirement Doesn't Interest Miss Berg
Patty Berg, 39, says she will keep playing golf to 40 and beyond after winning the World crown in an 18-hole playoff over Fay Crocker. Berg captured $6,000 top prize, boosting her career earnings to $15,768 and maintaining her No. 1 spot on the women's PGA money list. Crocker earned $2,000 for second and remains No. 2 with $10,796.
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Chicago
Patty Berg
Tom O'Shanter
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Uruguay
Patty
Miss Crocker
Fights Last Night Reported By The Associated Press
In New York Orlando Zulueta outpointed Frankie Ip polito in a 137 to 140 bout. New Orleans Charlie Norkus stopped Crowe Peale after 1943 rounds. Tijuana Don Jordan outpointed Juan Padilla in a 139 to 139 fight. Freddie Dawson, former lightweight, now trains fighters.
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Associated Press
New York
Orlando Zulueta
Cuba
Frankie Ippolito
New Orleans
Charlie Norkus
Port Washington
N. Y
Crowe Peale
Baton Rouge
Tijuana
Mexico
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Juan Padilla
Tampico
Stretch Drive Gets Rough for Wichita Braves
The Braves face a rough stretch as Omaha pitchers, led by Frank Barnes, shut out Wichita 3-0 with a two-hitter. Barnes, a veteran, blanked Wichita previously, while Lou Limmer homered twice and Bob Thorpe added a homer for St. Louis Cardinals in a late season clash. Wichita, with 27 games left, has slipped in the standings as Minneapolis and Denver win.
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Wichita Braves
Frank Barnes
Whitte
Braves
American Assn
Barnes
Omaha
Charleston
St. Paul
Denver
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Wichita
Cardinals
Hig
Lou Limmer
Bob Thorpe
Doctoring Your Golf Game Wind Trouble and Wind Aid
Patient complains about wind exposure as a factor in golf. Diagnosis notes difficulty coping with wind leveling out shots. Treatment advises close study of wind effect, not relying on it, and striking the ball firmly to gain distance despite gusts. Mail offer promises further guidance.
Arcaro Faces Suspension After Narrow Atlantic City Win
Jockey Eddie Arcaro serves a ten day ban starting today for careless riding aboard Dedicate in the $100,000 Atlantic City Handicap at Atlantic City. He nearly lost the Prairie State Stakes aboard Alhambra at Washington Park, but won in a photo finish. Arcaro emphasized the race was tough and that a breather near the stretch was a mistake. He also notes disqualification action affected earnings and questioned the treatment of Alhambra while planning for the Arlington Futurity.
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Chicago
Eddie Arcaro
Washington Park
Arcaro
Fred W. Hooper
Star
R. D. Prewitt
Terra Firma
Alhambra
Son of Olympia
Cary Middlecoff
Atlantic City
Jan Burke
New York
Miami
Royal Beacon
Turbine
Dedicate
Leather Button
Hollywood Park
Zulueta Edges Ippolito In Close Ten Round Win
New York Frankie Ipolito, a Manhattan College graduate and schoolteacher, lost a narrow ten round decision at St Nicholas Arena to veteran Cuban lightweight Orlando Zulueta. Afterward Ip polito conceded the decision, amid disbelief from hall spectators who mocked the college angle.
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New York
Frankie Ippolito
Manhattan College
Frankie
St. Nicholas Arena
Orlando
Zulueta
Ippolito
Kansas City A’s Sign Second Bonus Bay Pitcher Dave Hill
Kansas City Athletics sign their second bonus player, 19 year old left handed pitcher Dave Hill from Milwaukee, set to be a Northwestern junior this fall. Bonus amount not disclosed, described as higher than the 30,000 given to Cletis Boyer in 1955, who is now in the Yankees organization and worked out with the A’s during the Cleveland series.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Dave Hill
Milwaukee
Northwestern University
Hill
An A's
Cletis Boyer
Alba
Boyer
Yankee
Athletics
Cleveland
Arms deal behind coup claimed by Damascus weekly
Al Ral magazine alleges a secret arms deal between Jordan's arms chief and Russia as the motive for King Hussein's April coup that toppled Premier Suleiman Nabulsi's leftist government. It says Jordan would have paid a symbolic price for large Soviet arms with no long term commitments.
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Damascus
Syttai
al Ral
Jordan
Russia
Hussein
Suleiman Nabulsi
Packing Firm and Woman Reach Terms on Monday
ST. LOUIS A packing firm and Miss Mary Ann Unnerstall reached terms after a weeklong strike by Local 545 workers. Pickets, numbering about 1000, lined the plant before Krey Packing Co announced Unnerstall would return as a plant clerk after a dispute over quitting Sept 1 and seeking reinstatement.
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ST. Louisa
Krey Packing Co
Mary Ann Unnerstall
Miss Unnerstall
Butchers, Sausage Makers and Packinghouse Workers Union
Kkrey
Misa Unnerstall
Baseball scores from multiple minor leagues
Diamond Data reports game results across the American Association Southern Association Texas League and Western League. Notable outcomes include Indianapolis 10 innings loss and Saint Paul 10 innings win, Birmingham and New Orleans 4 2, Shreveport 4 3. Houston area teams also show results with varied scores across the leagues.
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Associated Press
American Association
Trenver
Indianapolis
Onimha A. Wieblin
Minusapolis
Lowsvitle
Charlyston
St. Paul
Southern Association
Titmingham
New Ohrleans
Memphis
Kattanonga
Shun Amouia
Kor Wertha
Musca
Houston
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Sims City
Amarilla
Colorado “Springs
Topeka
Lincoln
Des Moines
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Bosox
Aseman
St. Merchants
Lincoln Widens
Wales
Tincis
Miss Berg
Freddie Dawson
Penny Ready-Mix Concrete CO
al Bert
Tony Castelano
Bert Grant
Ipporto
Flight McHeney
Fldrif Toy
Francid Denton
Brey
Norman Admonda Sand
Gob Marsh
Charles Schinke
Bob Kruse
Vint Warner
Pand
al Cornwell
Denzel Philo Jun
Rick Hutt
Pete White
Louie Kuhn
Joe Traylor
Kin Perry
Dick Schiefelbitg
Flight Clyde Kester
Ernie Pulliam
Ivan Aran Norwwick
Jim HU
Elmer Plecxon
John Horswath
Bob Cornwell
Charlie| Hoag
Wen Steiphring
Gordon Gustafson
Lloyd McMinn
Jim Schubert
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Ford
Tennessee Ernie
Daye
Morgan Mack
Diamond Data
Drennon
Phillips 66 Dealer Training School
Hoors
23Rd & Louisians
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