Simon-pure Amateurs Urged For USGA Championships
USGA warns candidates for the U S Men's and Women's Amateur events to verify true amateur status. Rules define amateur as playing the game solely as a non remunerative sport, with entry blanks for Clayton Missouri and Tulsa Oklahoma championships. The article notes past exclusions, entry numbers, and champions Jack Nicklaus and Barbara McIntire, emphasizing strict interpretation of amateur criteria.
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Steve Snider
New York
UPI
U.S. Golf Association
USGA
U.S
Joe Dey
Clayton
Tulsa
Okla
Harvie
Johnny Dawson
Chicago
John
Skee Riegel
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Barbara McIntire
Lake Park
Fla
A's and Yankees Trade Blows In Tight 4-3 Tilt
The Athletics and Yankees produced a seesaw game with early runs and late twists. Snyder and Lumpe sparked the A’s offense while Turley held firm for New York as Skowron immunity returned to the lineup after a wrist injury.
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A’s
Russ Snyder
Lumpe
Norm Siebern
Hector Lopez
Yanks
Mantle
Bill Skowron
Lopez
Yankees
Turley
Phillies Rally Behind Green to Blank Dodgers
Pancho Herrera homered to extend his hitting streak to 20 games as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-0 behind Dallas Green’s three hit performance. Herrera and Green provided the key offense and pitching in a crisp night game at Philadelphia.
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Washington
Julio Becquer
Lenny Green
Chicago
Senators
Green
Billy Gardner
Earl Battey
Turk Lown
Elmer Vale
Gerry Staley
Becquer
Pete Whisenant
Nellie Fox
Chuck Stobbs
Hal Woodeshick
Ray Moore
White Sox
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Don Mossi
Mossi
Messi
Carroll Hardy
Don Buddin
Philadelphia
Pancho Herrera
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dallas Green
University of Delaware
Phillies
Buffalo
Don Demeter
Charlie Neal
Norm Larker
Dodgers
Herrera
Stan Williams
Bank executive charged in $900000 embezzlement case
The FBI arrested Jesse Mixon Cooper executive vice president of the Bank of Graceville in Jacksonville on charges of embezzling over 900000 violating the Federal Reserve Act.
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Jacksonville
Fla
FBI
Jesse Mixon Cooper
Bank of Graceville
New CAB Member Sworn In At White House Ceremony
Maj. Gen. John S. Bragdon ret sworn in as Civil Aeronautics Board member at White House ceremony attended by President Eisenhower. Bragdon, a West Point graduate and former Army engineer, has served as president’s special assistant for public works planning since 1955.
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Eisenhower
Bragdon
Agnecy
West Point
Army Enginers
West Berlin Faces Population Decline Amid Refugee Flows
West Berlin officials and the BZ newspaper warn the city is shrinking as permanent residents depart, many for West Germany, even as refugee arrivals continue. Officials consider scrapping the residence permit requirement to ease migration and keep professionals from leaving.
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Joachim Lipschitz
West Berlin
West Germany
Piersall Held Fast in Standstill Over Rest Call
Cleveland outfielder Jim Piersall defies team orders to rest and says he is ready to play when needed. Dr Don Kelly advised rest after he exited a doubleheader loss to the Yankees. Piersall confirms telegram from GM Frank Lane about the plan and recalls his 1952 nervous breakdown while praising his current form.
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Boston
Indians
Jim Piersall
Cleveland
Piersall
Don Kelly
Jim
Yankees
Frank Lane
Joe Gordon
Lane
Fleet
Texas Could Draw Biggest Fight Crowd
Dallas promoter Allen Russell asserts Texas could outdraw California for a Patterson Johansson heavyweight title bout in Dallas. He envisions a Cotton Bowl crowd and large closed circuit TV turnout, with Dallas as local promoters if bid conditions suit. Chicago, San Francisco, and Los Angeles also bid. Fugazy notes New York at risk over police protection.
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UPI
Allen Russell
Dallas- Fort Worth Rangers
Texas
California
Cotton Bowl
Los Angeles
Russell
J. W. Bateson
Amon S Carter Jr
Rangers
William B.fugay
Feature Rape Inc
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Fugazy
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
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