1957 U S Public Links champion Essig tops Towry for 1957 title
Don Essig, 18, of Indianapolis defeats Gene Towry, 5 and 4, to win the 1957 U S Public Links championship becoming the second youngest winner in the event's 32 year history. The LSU student and defending Western Junior champion earns a berth to the U S Open at Brookline.
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Dodgers Beat Braves 7 1 As Roebuck Shuts Them Out
Dodgers overpower Braves 7 to 1. Roebuck earns his fourth win in relief, blanking Atlanta over the final three innings after taking over for McDevitt. Milwaukee’s lone run came on a Mathews walk and back to back hits in the fourth.
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Raider Aggie Tilt Ticket Sales Seen Near Sell-Out
Jimmie Wilson predicts near capacity for the Texas Tech vs Texas A&M game on September 28 with end zone seats likely remaining after orders fill. Strong sales for LSU Baylor and other home games. Season tickets and student admissions already pressuring single game availability at Jones Stadium.
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Helmet Saves Life Of Brooks Robinson
Brooks Robinson, 20, Orioles rookie third baseman from Little Rock, Ark, was beaned in a game. A plastic helmet absorbed the blow to his temple. x rays showed no fracture or concussion, and he may return to play within a week.
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Go Man Go Sets World Mark at Ruidoso Downs
Go Man Go, a four year old roan horse owned by N. B. Ferguson of Wharton Texas, won the 440 yards in 21.8 seconds at Ruidoso Downs to establish a new world record. Jockey Robert Strauss rode the Wharton horse to victory over Van Nevar, with Boh's Folly third, the old record holder. Sod Plow equaled a track record in the final race, with Hugh Jackson of Borger Texas as owner and F. Minchey aboard.
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Sievers ties AL home run record with 17th inning blast
Roy Sievers homered in the 17th to drive Washington past Detroit 4-3, tying the American League lead and matching Ken Williams 1922 and Lou Gehrig 1921 for most season homers. The game was the longest of the year at 17 innings and set a Senators home run mark for Sievers.
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Upset in National Junior Tennis Meet Dallas Star Sledge falls to Roberts
In Kalamazoo Michigan Alan Roberts of Brooklyn upset third seed Eddie Sledge of Dallas 5-7 64 6-3 in the junior singles semifinals of the National Junior and Boys Tennis Tournament. Robert Delgado defeated Robert Bowditch 6-3 2-6 6-3. Dennis Ralston beat Bobby Siska 7-5 6-3 and Bill Bond eliminated Henry Kamakana 6-0 6-4 in boys semifinals. Branch Rickey mentioned as baseball figure.
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Plainview Coaches Head to Dallas Coaching School
Plainview sent its coaching delegation to the Texas Coaching School in Dallas with multiple educators including head coach Buzz Warren Jo Jo Bryan Arien Wesley G Graves Charlie White A V Collins Bob Clindaniel and John Blaine departing Friday and the last group to leave planned for this morning.
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Brecheen Scored 20 Wins With Cardinals in 1948
Former Cardinals pitcher Harry Brecheen, noted for his 1948 season, contributed 20 wins to St. Louis as part of the Orioles connection era.
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