Mangrum Takes Lead In Round Robin Golf Tourney
Li Mangrum moved to the top in the penultimate round of the Weatherby round robin event at New Rochelle. He totaled plus 35 after a four under par 64, overtaking Lawson Little who slips to second with 18 holes left. Barron rose to second with 22, Harmon and Bell tied for third at 21, Middlecoff on 16, Demaret on 4, with Ben Hogan still near the bottom at minus 22.
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New Orleans
Ren Hogan Herches Pa
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Detroit
Rumor, health scare swirl around Clovis Pioneers post
Rumors say Jay Haney may become Clovis manager after Paul Dean sells the team, but Haney denies contact and plans to finish the season as a player with Lamesa. Beeler and Haney discuss Lobos health issues, while Royce Mills is linked to Clovis job talk.
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Clovis Pioneers
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Lamesa
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Lobo
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Lobos
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Fem Golf Stars Enter Western Open Tournament At Denver
Denver June 17. Between 100 and 125 sun tanned female golfers arrive at Cherry Mulls Club for the 21st Women s Western Open. Louise Suggs is favored to win again after last year in Oklahoma City with Babe Didrikson Zaharias Patty Berg and Betty Jameson in the big four. Qualification Monday leads to match play through Saturday with a $500 top prize for the professional winner. Amateur contenders include Marjorie Lindsay Betty MacKinnon Barbara Lawson Pat Devaney and Betty Singleton among others.
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Oklahoma City
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Patty Berg
Betty Jameson
Marjorie Lindsay
Decaturl
Trans-Mississippi
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Texarkana
Dallas
Arbara
Bobbie
Lawson
India
Pat Devaney
Grosse Me
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Emmett Heitler
Rowland Wins Sixth National Collegiate Golf Title
Betty Rowland, 20, Rollins College, captured the sixth Women's National collegiate golf crown in Columbus Ohio defeating Grace Lenczyk of John B Stetson 4 and 3 after a 20 year par start and a 4 stroke final hole finish.
Mitri Likely Opponent for La Motta Title Bout
The International Boxing Club expects Italy's Tiberio Mitri to replace Rocky Graziano in the middleweight title fight with Jake La Motta at New York's Paramount Grounds on June 28. Ray Robinson and Laurent Dauthuille were named as possible successors to Graziano after his broken hand during training.
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Berio Mitri
Ocky Graziano
Jake la Motta
New You
Para Grounds
Mach
Ray Robison
Laurent Dauthuille
France
Graziano
la Motta
VEW Maintains Arc League Lead in City Softball Standings
VEW holds the Arc League top spot with eight wins and one loss, ahead of RAFB and the Dusters. City Recreation reports rosters due by June 19 for the men’s league, with each team limited to 19 players, as Femme League standings remain undisclosed.
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Fenner Tubbs
Livermore
Louthan Dowell
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Lee Upsets Garner To Reach West Texas Finals
Mrs. C D Lee of El Paso upset favorite Pat Garner of Midland to reach the Women’s West Texas Amateur golf finals. She will meet Mrs. Sam O’Neal of Odessa in the 36 hole championship. O’Neal and Lee are old rivals with prior wins against each other.
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Henry Hicks
Riggs
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Guy McAfee
Lubbock
Houston Tramiel
Jack Crow
E. Dean
Flam and Cochell Meet In Texas Sectional Tennis Final
In Houston on June 17 Pi Flam of UCLA and Earl Cochell of USC, seeded second and third, prepared to clash for the Texas Sectional championship with next week's National Collegiate meet in view. Flam beat Tom Brown 6 1 0 6 1 in a semi final and Cochell advanced by defeating Jack Tuera in straight sets, while Cochell and Brown teamed to win a doubles semi.
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Texas
Flam
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San Francisco
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University of Southern California
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Tulane University
Tuera
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Don Hamilton
Hank Pfister
College of the Pacific
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Tremaine and O Dowdy in Wednesday main mat event
Andy Tremaine the El Paso eight time world champion faces Pat O Dowdy the Big Spring unruly challenger in the main event at Sled Allens arena on Wednesday non title bout Tremaine a recent National Wrestling Association light heavy champ clashes with O Dowdy as promoters line up two other grapplers in a two out of three falls main with hour limit also featured Ray Clements versus Bennie Trudell and Tommy Martindale against Frankie Murdock in the preliminaries matches start at 8 30 p m
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New Face Mask Aims to Let Lacrosse Use Football Helmets
Penn State lacrosse coach Nick Thiel and aide Ernie Baer unveil a face mask designed to let smaller schools use football headgear as lacrosse helmets. The device targets enhanced safety and equipment compatibility for lower division teams at state college.
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Ernie Baer
Noor defeats Citation to win 49ers Handicap in photo finish
Noor, the five year old son of Nasrullah, wins by a head over Citation in the $10,000 49ers Handicap at Golden Gate Fields. A crowd of about 25,000 watches Noor surge from last to first in the final furlongs, paying $3.60 to win. Citation, with Steve Brooks, holds second behind Noor in a dramatic finish that sets a new world mark of 146 4 5 for the mile and one eighth.
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