Certer and Tague Favored in Kansas CCC Meet Preview
Certer and Tague head a Kansas squad favored to contend for a third straight Central Collegiate Conference title in Milwaukee. Certer, unbeaten this year, aims to complete a triple in the discus and shot while facing rivals from Missouri and Indiana. Tague leads a strong Kansas relay contingent with Cushman and Cummins as key teammates as they chase Notre Dame’s 1929-31 record and aim to break the Big Eight hold on the mile and relays.
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Bobhy Tague
Kansas
Joe
Milwaukee
Certer
Jnstanty
Dick Cochrane
Missour
Phil Delavan
Inns State
Bob Rumpine
Missouri
Cochrance
Delavan
Oerter
Tague
India
Ana
Mike Smith
Dave Lean
Michigan State
Cliff Cushan
Bert Olander
Ilinois
Don Bruggeman
Wester Michigan
Notre Dame
Dale Vandenberg
Jayhawkers
Tom Skutka
Don Greenlee
Iowa
Deacon Jones
Lafayette
Art Eversole
Western Michigan
Dan Ryan
Western Ilinois
Greenlee
Skutka
Hugh Hines
Ira Murchison
Charley Tidwell
Murchison
Chris Les Carney
Injuana
Gree Bell
Tulwell
Mike Moranida
John Bonk
Jim Sonderholm
Mission
Tilman
Indiana
Willie May
Tom Campbell
Clay Center
Erniei Shelby
Bell
Shelby
Kent Floerke
Jack Cote
Bob Cannon
Jim Green
Wisconsin
Sam Mylin
Green
Cannon
Mike Cummins
Verne Gauby
Tidwell
Cushman
Cummins
Handcuffs Terry Ends Losing Streak With Shutout Win
Terry pitched seven-hit shutout innings to snap a long skid as Kansas City’s pitcher overcame a later scare in a 2-0 win over Washington. Woody Held belted a two run homer, Pascual suffered the loss, and New York split a doubleheader with Chicago while Lollar and Maglie contributed for the White Sox in a 3-2 win. Rays of a different game featured Don Larsen’s four RBI and Ryne Duren’s ninth save as Yankees and Tigers produced late fireworks.
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Terry
Kansas City
Fost
Washington
Woody Held
Danilo Pascual
New York Bees
Chicago
White Sox
Jerry
Pascual
Roy Sievers
Lollar
Sherm Lollar
Bobby Shantz
Sal Maglie
Ray Moore
Don Larsen
Ryne Duren
Yankees
Early Wynn
Mickey Mantle
Ray Boone
Tigers
Little-Known Golfer Is Ahead in Open Tourney
AP report from Dallas notes John McMullin of Fair Oaks California shot a 64 to lead the Dallas Open field at 6 under par. The 23 year old holds a one stroke edge over five players including Tony Lema Doug Sanders and Gary Player as veterans Sam Snead Billy Maxwell and Ken Venturi pace the rest of the field in the first round of the $25 000 event.
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Dallas AP
John McMullin
Fair Oaks
Calif
McMullin
Alameda
Palo Alto
Tony Lema
Napa
Doug Sanders
Miami
Fla
Gary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Mike Southak
Grossinger's
N. C
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Aguirre shines as Indians fall in Boston showdown
Hank Aguirre earned his second win with a two hit shutout spanning 81 3 relief innings while Billy O Dell took the loss. Gene Stephens slid home for the Red Sox on Jackie Jensen s fly to break a 3 3 tie in the eighth. Jensen drove in three and homered with a man aboard as Boston claimed an 8 3 win. Dick Brown hit a three run shot for Cleveland and Mike Fornieles notched his third win in relief with Hoyt Wilhelm taking the loss.
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Hank Aguirre
Billy O'Dell
Red Sox
Gene Stephens
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Jensen
Dick Gernert
Sox
Dick Brown
Injuns
Mike Fornieles
Hoyt Wilhelm
New Welterweight King Crowned In St Louis Showdown
Virgil Akins faces Vince Martinez in a 15 round eliminator final to crown a new welterweight champion. Martinez travels from Paterson New Jersey to challenge the St Louis hometown favorite in a high stakes Associated Press tournament final. The card features other notes including past title movements and regional observations.
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ST. Louis
API
Virgil Akins
Vince Martinez
Paterson
N. J
Los Angeles
Alvaro Gutierrez
Carmen Basilio
Kari
Gavley
Germany
Stockton
Calif
Ross Padilla
Joy Martinez
Augustin
Akins
Track Coach Olson to Retire at Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH AP Carl Olson, track coach at the University of Pittsburgh since 1932, will retire next February 1. Policy requires retirement at age 65, and Olson turned 65 in April while completing his coaching career and stepping down as head of the physical education department.
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