In This Corner golf pros chase 1955 money leaders
A garbled summary notes that about 25 pros earned first money since January across multiple tournaments on the PGA circuit. It mentions players such as Barber and O’Shanter in a broad, year‑end tone, with references to earnings, travel, and emerging talents shaping the 1955 season.
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PGA
Jan
Lin
George Ianko
Vie
Space Sunday
Deine Bacher
Barber
Bot Tocki
Maui
Ivaniae City
bin Tam Oshriver
Willy
Kunsta City
Agence
Simak
Wwilhistinad
Helen
Bee
Arbors
Ponsiehenes
Sven
Toelek
Dan O'Shanter
Fats Tess
Furcol
Poll
Tin Wolf
Canedleringe
Jovey
Dancer Goes Home to Maryland After Saratoga Cup Scrapped
Saratoga Springs New York UPI reports Native Dancer the people’s horse will retire to stud at Saga more Farm Maryland next spring due to a right forefoot injury. Alfred Vanderbilt decided after conferring with trainer Bill Winfrey to end racing days, with 21 wins in 22 starts and a famed 1953 campaign.
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John Chandler
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
UPI
Imawn
Maryland
Alfred Giwnne Vanderbilt
France
Wait
Bill Winfrey
Dancer
Vanderbilt
Sagamore Farm
O Wer
Polynesien Geisha
Saratoga
Kuharich Replaces Lambeau as Redskins coach
Detroit AP reports Joe Kuharich, with only 33 days in Washington, takes over as head coach under a tough policy after Curly Lambeau is dismissed amid a heated Sunday morning argument with Redskin owner George Marshall in Sacremento California.
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Detroit
Joe Kuharich
Washington Redskins
Curly Lambeau
Lambeau
Marshall
Sacremonth
Calif
Kuhaviel
Los Angeles
Dors
Brien Ler
la Peanessee Chrayiete
Mae
Strelskein
Mgh
Toslar
Paul Vationins
Lpave
Marshell
Oakland Girl Swim Team Triumph in AAU Finals
Oakland girls win A A U synchronized swimming crown as Riverside competitor Joanne Royo and local swimmer Lyne Pawson star in finals at Water Follies. Tanith Pawson and Loretta Bari also place high as the team clinches victory.
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Oakland
Athens Water Follies
iWorden
Joma
Tanith Pawson
Loretta Barime
Joanne Royo
Riverside
Thie Lyne
Dern Pawson
My Heroine Wins Caliente Feature Sprint
My Heroine captured the Caliente feature at Sacramento Handicap with a dominant wire-to-wire run in windy conditions. Kay Em Count finished second, Sea Dreamer third, as the winner paid $6.20 for win and $2.80 across the board with a $400 exacta value.
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Ago Gaines
IGT — Rex
Milworth
Aly Loraine
Sacramento
Kay Em Count
Sea Dreamer
Rogue Title Seeks L A Seer Kar Crown
With two scores of 11 wins and one defeat, Obarnold of Los Angeles Sunday is named the roque champion of the ration.
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L. A
Tribe Giants All but Clinch Flags in Wide Lead
Baseball recap shows the Indians routing the Orioles 12-1 as they stretch to 16-1 in 18, while the Yankees fall 8-2 to the Red Sox. Giants sweep Pirates to gain two games on the Dodgers, Phillies beat Dodgers twice, and other NL and AL games run. Strong bids to clinch titles loom with 32 remaining.
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Su Igames
Giants
Fittsburon Pirates
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Italy
Larry
Dok
Cleveland
Don Messi
Orioles
Wein
Indians
Baltimore
Daley
Red Sox
Yankees
Ted Willams
Homer
Tony Frank Sullivan
Harry Byrd
Pinewhitter
BU Taylor
Hoyt Wilhelm
Taylor
Jerry Lynch
Jack Shepard
del Ennis
Herman Wehmeier
Murry Dickson
Phillies
Carl Erskii
Russ
Sandy Lad Flee to Box in Caracas Iron Man Stunt Again
New York weight champ Sandy Lad flee plans another iron man appearance in Caracas Venezuela on Saturday night. The 126 pound king will face Io Lopranent then Baby Or a & beathery sight canted rom Mexico, continuing his Latin America jaunts.
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New York
Sandy Lad
Caracas
Venezuela
Mexico
Ing Iso
New Tor
Sandy
Bey Aes
Latin America
Hippensteil Wins Salt Lake Tennis Crown
Salt Lake City's Liberty Park hosts the public Parks tennis final as top seed Clyde Hippenstiel defeats Linn Rockwood of Provo in straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-0 to defend his title. Mary Arnold Prentiss wins the women's singles title 6-3 4-8 6-3 over Barbara Chandler. An upset bid by Glenn Bassett and Ed Kauder falls short in doubles.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
City
Liberty Park
Clyde Hippenstail
Af Sansnarding Tool
Linn Rockwood
Provo
Utah
Hippenstein
Rockwood
San Bernardino
Ers
Mary Arnold Prentiss
Jher
Barbara Chandler
lBoive
Idaho
Santa Monica
Tom Chambers
Los Angeles
Glenn Bassett
Ed Kauder
Jozon Johnson
Jeri Shepard
Mrs. Prentiss
Alice Vance
Unclear sports listing showing broadcast codes and events
Fragmentary radio TV sports schedule notes various events and fighters with coded names and times. It mentions boxing and wrestling matches with station codes and dates, but lacks readable details for full interpretation.
Segura Edges Gonzales To Win Pacific Coast Pro Tennis
Segura defeated Pancho Gonzales in a five set duel 5-7 7-5 9-7 to capture the fourth annual Pacific Coast Professional Tennis championship at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel earning 2000 dollars as crowd of 1500 looked on. Doubles finalists Barn and Match beat Gonzales and Rogers 6-4 7-5 to take 500 dollars.
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Los Angeles
VPI
Pancho Segura
Richard Pancho Gonzales
Beverly-Wilshire
Gonzales
George L. Rogers
Carl Barn
Sam
Bob Rogers
Twinks Go Up on Padres in Wild Pacific League Set
Hollywood Stars lead the Pacific Coast League after a wild series with the Los Angeles Angels and a Sacramento win over San Diego. The Stars won Saturday while the Padres were idle, then split the nightcap amid a chaotic scene at the plate with ejections, protests, and a crowd disturbance as Tack Lohrke delivered the decisive run.
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Small Tauk
Toane Royev
Roy Mamey
Philadelphia Philly G
Cndllie Dressen
Gakland
Acarns
Lily
Lefty O'Doul
Gordy Solieau
San Francisco Oilers
Bill Jessup
Tow
SC Sian
Jessup
Trojan
Tory
Nole
Cleveland Browns
Collessum
Los Angeles Rams
Wiley Paul Brown
Poaer
Hollywood Stars
Los Angeles Angels
Sacramento
San Diego
Stars
Padres
Lynsey
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Frank
Qiklund
Francisen
Senet
Seyi
Beavers
Wrigley Fide
Bubba
Angels
Mel Queen
Ben Spicer
Tom Saffel
Saffell
Jerry van Keuren
George O'Donnell
Jim Mangan
van Keuren
Mangan
Ini
Eastie Malone
Los Angles
al Fivansipe Peired
Malone
Bobby Bragan
Bragan
Tack Lohrke
Colts Take Two in Row
The New York Giants, Browns and Colts posted exhibition wins as NFL preseason games moved into higher gear. The Giants routed the Cardinals 26-0 in Spokane with Bill Stribling scoring three touchdowns, while the Browns beat Green Bay 14-13 after a strong first-half showing. The revived Baltimore Colts defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-21 behind Gary Kerkorian and George Taliaferro, with Rechichar adding two field goals and three extra points.
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Deter Presa
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Balti More Colts
Giants
Chicago Cardinals
Spokane
Wash
Bill Stribling
Green Bay
Wis
Baltimore ‘Colts
Gary Kerkorian
George Taliaferro
Pittsburgh Steele
Taliaferro
Buddy Young
Colts
Bert Rechichar
Finks
lLynn Chadneis
Fitts‘burgh
Steelers
Doubles Victory Spurs U S Hopes in Tennis Finals
In Brookline Massachusetts Alistaira Seixas and Tony Trabert led the United States to victory in the National Doubles tournament final, defeating Rosewall and Hoad 3-6 6-4 8-4 6-2. The American duo captured the title as Doris Hart and Shirley Fry won the women’s final, extending their streak to four championships. Trabert praised the win after a tense twohour match.
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Tony Trabert
Ball
Vic Saxias
Brookline
Mass
Low Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Alistaira
Davis Scixus
Tony Trabvert
Harry Paring
Hopman
Forest Twilis
Ken
Rosen
America
Peta
Sinve Dae Miles
Bi Tamnent
Red Heek
Seixas Avon
Austesthin’ Rose
Yywaaea
Seixes
Corby Bee
Fla
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
Louse Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Margaret Osborne Dugont
Wilmington
Trabert
Hoad
Hartwig
Melbourne
Road
Rosewell
Rosewall
Vic
Tony
Seixus
Trahert
Ford Takes Wayne Test Ford Takes Wayne Test
Ford wins the Fort Wayne Open Golf Tournament at Elks Country Club with top money of 2400 dollars and 270 in winnings. Mike Souchak shot a 62 to finish 10 under par, matching the course record and stealing the show with a record-tying round despite being outside the top 24 early. Souchak posted ten birdies and no bogeys, while Ford posted an eagle and six birds.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Doug Lord
Kisnzeska Lake
Mike Souchak
Souchak
Duke University
Trurham
N. C
Elks Country Club
Ca Middlecalf
Memphis
Sonehak
Ford
Box Scores From A Grounded on Tar Consent in Senate
The document presents scattered box score data and player lines across multiple teams with names such as Hallimore, Nitkin, Sievers, and Wynn. It preserves detailed scores, pitching and batting totals, and references to various players, teams, and venues, though the OCR text is fragmented and interwoven with extraneous characters.
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Ito
Senate
Somewmere SR
GiGhenen
Ae Doe
Weure
Ae Bob
Nitkin
Havera
Isell
Sievers
Sinoro
Dianameyer
Fox
Atola
Rolls Roslin
Rae Wuenn
Drang
Neo A
Derolt
Terey J. Conerad
Tavish
Perce
Fideyir
UU Bridguren
Pjorinkiet
Ab Teglia Ag
Wertz
Philley
Fanos
Eta
Nia
Jolelen
Mckinsey
Trrey
Kazaya
Wynn
Davy
Rosen
Diering
Volnet
Sarey
Getma
Oya Ptite
Soltt
Veriun
DeMnestri
Azanisti
Almviren
se—Renta
Power
DeMiertri
Wiser
Uis
Metpon
Jine
Ieotia
Rae
Blehon
Henna
Yost
Rizzuto
Reynolds
Wanbingty
Berra
Wenite
Cole
Bernsefer
Slaurmter
Wrightire
Willams
Agganis
Bac
Ronetene
Goodman
Ageanis
Siton
Tizalo
Coleman
Pritfid
Ollips
Hutton
Grey ‘Arzanis
Lacvermer
New York
Boston
Byrd
Bayt Sullvan
Onsen Anhaa
Tor Porterfield
Titley
Mont
Grieve
Terwilliger
Mem
Partocartese
Law
Kenib
Partocaprers Eiseiarri
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Antonio Cerda
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