Miss Mullen Leads All Army Swim Final Night
Miss Mullen 23 year old lieutenant in the Women's Medical Specialist Corps dominates the opening session of the All Army Swimming and Diving meet at Fort Sill. She set a national 50 meter butterfly record in exhibition and won the 100 meter freestyle and 200 meter breaststroke last night, with strong chances in the 100 backstroke and 400 individual medley tonight. Wayne Moore Camp Chaffee Olympic veteran defends titles as he chases a second straight All Army crown after winning two freestyles last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Wayne Moore
Betty Mullen
Fort Sill
Mullen
AAU
al Whale
Whale
Oklahoma City Insurance
Moore
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Wally Dobler
Army
Dobler
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Washington, D. C
Army swimmers sweep last night meet records and titles
Wayne Moore leads 800-meter freestyle for 4th Army with Peter Cole of 6th Army close behind in a tight finish. Bob Arnezon wins 200-meter breaststroke for Alaskan Command. LeRoy Anderson takes 100-meter backstroke for 5th Army. Wally Dobler wins 100-meter butterfly as 3rd Army dominates medley relay. Third Army leads unofficial team standings with 56 points. 1st Army 31, 6th Army 21. About 1,500 spectators attended.
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Wayne Moore
Army
Frank Navas
Jerry Newfeld
Bob Arnezon
Alaskan Command
Bobh Badger
Merle Templeton
LeRory Anderson
Bob Schuster
Cgeorge Harvey
Peter Cole
Pete van Dijk
Wally Dobler
Winston Black
Far East
Ted Robinson
Hawaii
Harvey
Richter
Carpinchik
Schiutee
Pendleton
Navas
Olt
Powentud
Hynes
Templton
van Dijk
Betty Mullen
Military District of
Washington
Peggy Harris
Iirene Dittemore
4Th Army
Betty Cope
6Th Army
June Ulsaker
5Th Army
Moore
Sixth Army
Cole
LeRoy Anderson
Third Army
Dobler
Miss Mullen
Anderson
Iowa State
3Rd Army
1St Army
Rubber City lead and other sports results brief
Doug Ford shot six under par to lead the Rubber City first round after winning the PGA. Anne Quast upset Wiffi Smith to reach the Women's Western Amateur semifinals. Kurt Nielsen lost to Hal Burrows in Meadow Club action. Sandor Sharps ran 1500 in 3 40.8, just under the world standard. Fort Edward Purse at Jamaica drew bids, Revolt upset at Monmouth Park, Algasir won in Rockingham Park action.
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Akron
Ohio
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
Rubber City
Chicago
Anne Quast
Everett
Wash
Wiffi Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Southampton
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
Hal Burrows
Charlottesville
Tony Trabert
Helsinki
Sandor Sharps
Hungary
New York
Fort Edward
Jamaica
Oceanport
N. J
Dope
Monmouth Park
Salem
N. H
Algasir
Ageniae
Rockingham Ark
Miss Quast
Seattle
Anne
Miss Lesser
Vernice Pico
Galesburg
Ill
Braves Rally For Midwest City Showdown Lead
The Braves stretch their Sooner State League edge to two games with a sweep bid against Seminole tonight. Pitchers Ron Piche or Mike Kilmer could start as Lawton aims to close a two game road trip, then host Muskogee Giants for a two night set. Hoffies belted a ninth inning homer as Lawton beat Seminole 6 5, with Dudley earning his 15th win after surviving a rough start.
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Braves
Travis Jackson
Ron Piche
Mike Kilmer
Chuck Hoffies
Oilers
Bullet Bob Dudley
Lawton
Tulsa
Dudley
Dale Hendrickson
Paris
George Brunet
George Cockrell Hoffies
Seminole
Jerry Mayer
Flash Gordon
Dick Brewer
Brunet
Mayer
Hal Secrest
Cockrell
Secrest
Peterson
Williams
Dan Staniec
Hoffies
White Sox Rally Tops Yankees To Regain Leading Spot
In a July drama shift, Marty Marion's Chicago White Sox beat the Yankees 3-2 to reclaim first place. The Sox surged since July 14, going 12 of 17 with a .706 pace, while Cleveland and Detroit won to stay within reach of the lead.
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Brunet
Lawton
Joe Pearce
Australians Open Cup Challenge Without Hoad in Toronto
Australia faces Canada in Montreal as Davis Cup action begins with Rex Hartwig replacing Lew Hoad in the opening singles. Ken Rosewall clashes with Bob Bedard while Lorne Main plays Hartwig, with Bedard and Fontana set for doubles. Italy, Sweden aim to beat the other in Milan as Europe’s early rounds unfold.
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Australia
Canada
Montreal
Italy
Sweden
Milan
United States
Forest Hills
N.Y
Lew Hoad
Harry Hopman
Hoad
Rex Hartwig
Ken Rosewall
Bob Bedard
Sherbrooke
Que
Lorne Main
Toronto
Vancouver
Hartwig
Bedard
Don Fontana
Main
Rosewall
Rome
Sven Davidson
Europe
Davidson
Fausto Gardini
Lennart Bergelin
Giuseppe Merlo
Steffan Stockenberg
Torsten Johansson
Missions Drop Two Games Back
The Dallas Eagles rallied to a 4 3 win over the San Antonio Missions as Ozzie Virgil hit a two run homer in the eighth and Wiley Moore delivered a decisive pinch hit. Red Murff starts for Dallas against Charley Lock for the next game in the Texas League race.
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Associated Press
Dallas Eagles
Dallas
San Antonio Missions
San Antonio
Missions
Eagles
Ozzie Virgil
Wiley Moore
Dick Getter
Red Murff
Charley Lock
Telco Bankers Clash In Do-or-Die City Playoffs Game
Telco and Security Bank meet Saturday in a deciding best of three series. The Bankers pounded 23 hits to beat Tesco 13 11, keeping their playoff hopes alive. In the women’s division KSWO crushed Cache 14 4 to reach the finals.
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Telco
Security Bank
Bankers
Tesco
KSWO
Cache
PGA Champ Early Leader In Akron Golf
PGA champion Doug Ford led the Rubber City Open after the first 18 holes at Firestone Country Club Akron. Ford shot 66 with an eagle on No 2 and birdies on Nos 6 and 7 before a home life break and clinic return. Six players tied for second at 67, including Homa Balding Blonquist Oliver Wall and Harrison.
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Akron
Ohio
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Firestone Country Club
Cary Middlecoff
Detroit
Ford
Mike Homa
Rye
al Balding
Erindale
Ont
Ralph Blonquist
Glendale
Calif
Ed Oliver
Lemont, Ill
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
St. Louis
Cause For Panic In Yankee Camp
New York Yankees struggle to keep pace in the pennant race as Chicago leads by two points while the Yanks fritter away a five game cushion since mid July. The article notes weak hitting and pitching, mentions Casey Stengel moving eight hitters, recalls Don Larsen from Denver, and hints at roster shifts involving Tom Sturdivant Bob Grim Phil Rizzuto and Ed Lopat with Lopat’s poor form and a recent White Sox victory that put Chicago atop the standings.
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Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Roger Craig
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Walt Dropo
Bob Turley
White Sox
New York
Connie Johnson
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Tribe
Boston
al Rosen
Wynn
Don Messi
Ted Williams
Tigers
Chicago
Reno Bertoia
Roy Campanella
Craig
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Bill Skowron
Elston& Howard
Bob Cerv
Gil McDougald
Yogi Berra
Gerry Coleman
Andy Carey
Don Larsen
Denver
American Assn
Larsen
Yanks
Tom Sturdivant
Sturdivant
Bob Grim
Lopat
Tommy Byrne
Whitey Ford
Johnny Bucks
Byrne
Yankee Stadium
Ford
Turley
Red Sox
Mills Reaches Fourth Round In Tennessee Open Tennis
In Chattanooga Tennessee Judy Mills from Chickasha Oklahoma advances to the fourth round in the Tennessee Open. She faces Nancy Loop of Jacksonville Florida in a fourth round women’s singles match while top seed Alex Guerry of Chattanooga plays Red Reed of Baytown Texas in the top quarterfinal.
Western Meet Hits Semifinals
The 55th Western Amateur Golf Tourney in Chicago reaches semifinals at Olympia Fields. Pat Lesser of Seattle faces Anne Quast of Everett, while Carol Diringer of Tiffin meets Mary Patton Janssen of Charlottesville. Lesser and Diringer seek titles with strong past records and recent wins shaping the drama.
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Chicago
Washington
Olympia Fields
Seattle
Pat Lesser
Anne Quast
Everett, Wash
Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Ohio
Mary Patton Janssen
Charlottesville
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Purdue University
Muskogee Giants
Pete Peterson
Phil Williams
Brewer
Boyd
Noble
Smith
Spidarich
Tristema
Aycock
Gordon
HR Brunet
HS Sac—Gordon
So—Brunet
John Chandler
Chicago Americans
Comiskey Park
Marty Marion
THE
Crossland Auto Parts
Yankee Camp
George Weiss
Phil Rizzuto
Ed Lopat
Chickasha
Judy Mills
Chattanooga
Seattle University
Pat
Miss Diringer
Miss Smith
Mae Murray Jones
Southern Pines
N.C
Hamra’s
Lawton Golf Practice Range
11Th Street
Hawkins Drive-In Theater
Plymouth
Dodge
Stelzer
Lawton Boot & Western Store
Pacific Air
PacificAir
98Th Street
Los Angeles
California
West
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