Bubi Tries Johnson Saturday In Title Fight
Berlin AP report details Gustav Bubid Scholz challenging Harold Johnson for the light heavyweight world title at Olympic Stadium. Max Schmeling will attend ringside to observe Scholz in this era defining bout with potential to join history as second man to win a world title.
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Littlefield tourney shocks as Ken Shields rises
In Littlefield country club action the 2L-year old Marion Tinkster Lawson falls in the quarterfinals while Ken Shields gains praise for guiding his club. Haberer wins the Littlefield title with 68 as Adams places second. Rosland struggles, and Shields contemplates continuing his gamble and growth.
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Former Open champion Sargent dies at 79 in Atlanta
George Sargent, English born former U S Open golf champion and 1920s National PGA president, died after a long illness in Atlanta. Aprot of 15 years at East Lake Country Club after moving there with Bobby Jones, he mentored many players and fathered 10 children with three sons also becoming pros.
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Hereford golf tournament crowns Kincaid and Hardy
In Hereford Hardy and Kincaid win the event while Muleshees and Ban from Clovis earn top places. Walter Howell Kincaid and O W Barry with Bud Gunter of Plainview clinch the team title with a low score. Pro-pro crowns go to Kincaid and Pendergrises with a 0% score. Hertfordshire hunt funds suffer as poor turnout wastes food.
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Americans Rally In London Grass Court Wins
Americans seize tennis victories at the London Grass Courts with notable rounds. Caroline Leap and Red Laver advance. Billy Hogin misses this year's US Open after collecting $20,911 in prior Opens.
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Weer
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Arcadia
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Frick Is Partial Veeck Charges New York Look Magazine Claims
Veeck accuses William D Frick of favoritism toward the American League and labels Walter OMalley of the Dodgers as the rat boss of baseball in Look magazine. He also says Frick skipped Kennedy’s season opener to attend a party for OMalley in Los Angeles. The second Look article repeats the charges against Frick and extends his feud with co owner Del Webb of the Yankees. Philadelphia Phillies place Frank Sullivan on waivers for possible release. Billy Smith recalled from Buffalo IL.
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Cornell Pennsylvanian athletes compete in track events
The report details a competitive track meet featuring runners from Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania with multiple names and performances. Robert Schnutt of Short Hills, Nal won the event with a long toss. The piece mentions several colleges and athletes across events and results, highlighting a joint effort by Cornell and Pennsylvania teams.
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Nicklaus Besieged by Rumor and Return to Ohio
In Columbus the story follows Jackie Nicklaus amid hometown speculation about his future with Ohio State. Officials discuss draft plans, potential coaching decisions, and the impact on the university golf program as September enrollment looms.
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English Tired Of Losing Cup Debate Looms in London
Reports from London describe tensions over the Wisitiaan Cup setup with calls to broaden competition. Margaret Dubont and Hazel Wightman advocate changes while British officials cling to an Arvbo-American format, amid tight results in late rounds and fears of a single-contest outcome.
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Red Cheks Face Levelland Today
AL Chek coach Bobby plans Danny Mac Dougall to pitch as the Lab hock mine meet Levelland for the final game of the first. Ameren Legion play features a 4 0 record with Gary Huey at short Eldon Frost Baldy Hampton Don Barrett and AT x Smith in the lineup. MacDougall will pitch with Rudy Foster catching. game time not specified.
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Kansas City Extends six game streak with extra base hits
The Kansas City team surged to a six game streak powered by a barrage of extra base hits. The Athletics faced a tough stretch as they struggled to contain the offense and halt the run of successes in recent games.
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Major League Leaders In Contests And Home Runs
National League leaders include Mays Banks Cepeda Mejors and Robinson while American League leaders feature Killebrew Aaron and Gentile. Pitching leaders list Purkey McLish Pappas Donovan and Wickersham. The narrative notes a wave of victories and strong pitching fueling a late-season surge, with mentions of Norm Siebern, Jerry Lumpe, and Dick Howser contributing offense.
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Littlefield Hosts Lubbock Auto Meet This Afternoon
Local note reports Littlefield hosting a Lubbock auto event today at 6 or 7 PM with standings and district marks mentioned. Names and specifics are garbled but indicate a track or automotive competition involving Littlefield and Lubbock participants.
Hamlin Seeks Football Aide For School Programs
Hamlin High School seeks an assistant football coach and track coach per superintendent Foster Cook. Shorrill Bottoms, previously an assistant football coach and head track coach, is listed as athletic director. Applicants are asked to call or write. The program plans include roles in multiple locations, with assignments anticipated next fall.
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