Walker Cup Stars Reach Semifinals In Links Classic
In Brookline Massachusetts Rex Baxter predicted a Walker Cup member would win the National Amateur title as the 36 hole semifinals featured Taylor Rudolph Robbins and Baxter facing Hitman Robbins and Baxter advanced with tight finishes. Taylor and Rudolph both posted 71s on The Country Club Course to solidify round status.
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Brookline
Mass
Rex Baxter
Dick Yost
Frank
Bud) Taylor
Baxter
Britain
Robbins
Taylor
Jim Tom Blair
Gene Andrews
Rudolph
Yost
Tim Holland
Dick Chapman
University of Houston
Phil Rodgers
Country Club
Tenn
Amarillo
Tex
Maw
Hillman Robbins
Memphis
Clarksville
Prank
Grid Jamboree Slated Saturday at Roosevelt Stadium
More than 1,500 football fans expected at 7 p.m. Saturday for the kids midget football Jamboree. A series of five minute elimination contests among 17 teams will crown a champion who must win four games. Boys 12 years and under are eligible to compete. tickets cost 24 cents to help cover program expenses, says Paul Prior, Midget director.
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Roosevelt Stadium
Paul Prior
Little Recovering From Heart Attack At Pebble Beach
Lawson Little, once a golfing king, is recuperating at his Pebble Beach home after a heart attack suffered a month ago. He is reported by United Press International as progressing slowly and under medical care.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Upi
Lawson Little
The
Bowling League Sparks Wide Swings Across All Stars
Cowie led Sanders to a four point win over Sooner Lanes in the All-Star Classic League with 210-200-598 while Neal Goode added 203-201-543 as counter to Sooner Lanes. Multiple teams posted strong totals with 12 squads bowling, including Southwest Mens Store and McCord's Office Supplies in tight matchups and a Sponsor's Trophy clinched by Team No. 10 with 2443 set.
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Eddie Cowie
Sanders Hardware
Sooner
Cowie
Neal Goode
Marvin Cavender
Wendy
Meel
Twelveeams
Telco
Bill Clark
Lefty Schmidt
Paul Morris
Ray & Carrier Garage
Wom
Gene Stovall
Wall Lilley
Braves Disprove Choke-Up Taunts With Late Single Win
Milwaukee’s Braves, held to four hits by Danny McDevitt, beat the Dodgers 2-1 on Del Crandall’s pinch single in the ninth. The win, coupled with St Louis’ idle, gave Milwaukee a five-game NL lead with 15 to play, and reduced the pennant magic number to 11.
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Associated Press
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Braves
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Danny McDevitt
Brooks
del Crandall
St. Louis
Vic
Tories
New York Yankees
Chicago
White Sox
Yankee Stadium
Sox
Boston
Yankees
Detroit
Washington
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Denistry
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Howard Smith
Taft Halthcock
James Mitchell
Homer Hyden
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Glen Eakin
Jack Griffin
FORD
Cowie Sparks Sanders
Southwest Mens Store
Ernie Flowers Auto Parts
Scarbrough
Jim Gentry
Hanky
McAfee
Ernie Flowers
Bill Despard
Bob Strange
Lup
Slumpe
Schultz
McCord
Pepsi Cola
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McCords
Bill Altizer
Mac McHarg
Cecil Lockwood
Chester Marritt
Lloyd Strohm
Bill Brooks
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BOQ Boys
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Bill Nga
BOQ
al Charipar
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Lawton. Constitution
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Andy Pafko
Red Schoendieenst
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Roy Campanella
Hal Dixon
Wes Covington
Dusty Boggess
Boggess
Dodger
Covington
Crandall
Erty Cern
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