Teeder Kennedy golf clash ends in hole in one
Montreal Star writer Andy O'Brien laughs at Teeder Kennedy's misadventures in golf with Cal Pasternack at Mississauga Golf Club. Kennedy makes a hole in one on a 145 yard 10th hole while fearing publicity will reveal his hockey schedule.
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Montreal Star
Teeder Kennedy
Cal Pasternack
Kennedy
Mississiauga Golf and Country Club
Teeder
Canada Building Materials
Hugh Borthwitck
Milt Cork
Credit River
Pasternack
Victoria Day Golf Winners At Medicine Hat Club
The Victoria Day tournament at Medicine Hat Golf Club crowns Bud Greggs as Championship Flight winner with Joe Duffy runner-up. Multiple flights list winners and runners-up led by Stan Long in First Flight and Ted Bray in Second Flight.
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Medicine Hat
Polly Beaton
Doris Close
Jack Mills
Eft
Nick Skinner
Everett
Medicine Hat Golf Club
Bud Greggs
Joe Duffy
Don Morely
Stan Long
Johnny Lawson
Barry Manarey
Ted Bray
Grant Hall
Orv Bray
Buckles Syverson's Next Team Rumors Stir Fans
Bud Syverson, Tiger blueliner and four year Bengals veteran, finishes junior play with a farewell night and faces rumors of joining Calgary Stamps or Saskatoon or Victoria. Fans and coaches anticipate more thrilling play wherever he signs, as he works in new excavation on First Street near the courthouse.
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Syverson
Bengals
Bud Syverson
Calgary Stamps
Saskatoon
Victoria
First Street
Court House
Bright Man May Sign with Philadelphia Eagles
Edmonton Eskimos defensive star Johnny Bright may join the Philadelphia Eagles after Eagles officials spoke with Edmonton. Bright, a Drake University All American, previously played for Calgary Stampeders and was the Eagles 1951 first draft pick. Edmonton said he is not in their plans for the coming season.
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Johnny Bright
Edmonton Eskimos
Western Interproincial Football Union
Philadelphia Eagles
Bright
Drake University
Calgary Stampeders
Eskimos
Eagles
Eagle
Orioles Hold Practice For Ladies Fastball Club
The Orioles Ladies fastball club invites last year's players and interested newcomers to a Friday night practice on May 27 at 6 30 p m. All who wish to join are asked to attend.
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Orioles Ladies
Pony League Opens Tonight at Shamrock Diamond Riverside
Pony League baseball officially opens at 6 15 tonight with the Cubs hosting the Cardinals at Shamrock diamond Riverside. This first Gas City Pony League game draws families and fans to see graduates from Little League and Midget Ball compete in a larger diamond and same uniforms.
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Riverside
Cubs
Cardinals
Shamrock Diamond
Gas City
Junior Boys Play 1 Jack Mills 2 Nick Skinner 3 Tommy Flanagan
A brief sports note lists top finishers in a junior boys event. Jack Mills places first, Nick Skinner second, and Tommy Flanagan third in the competition.
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Jack Mills
Nick Skinner
Tommy Flanagan
Detroit Aims to Land 1960 Olympics Bid
Detroit business leaders and four member IOC committee members head to Paris on June 14 to pitch Detroit as the 1960 Olympic host. Competing with Rome Lausanne Budapest Brussels Mexico City and Tokyo, Detroit cites a long bid history and U S advantage as only American site proposed this time.
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United States
Jack Tompkins
Rome
Lausanne
Budapest
Brussels
Mexico City
Tokyo
Tompkins
Pittsburgh Brass Pitcher Throws No Hit No Run Game
Ramond Falgado 23 from Santurce Puerto Rico pitched the Provincal Baseball League opener for St Johns Canadiens a 4 0 win over Burlington Athletics in seven innings He faced 22 batters and allowed only one baserunner on an infield error marking the league s first no hit no run game of the season
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Santurce
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St. Johns Canadiens
Burlington Athletics
Falgado
St. Johns
Pittsburgh Pirates
Toronto Montreal Take Top Honors In Plate Trials
Toronto and Montreal owners led the Queen's Plate trials on a muddy Woodbine course as three year olds competed for June 11. Winners were Dorene's Lad Baffin Bay Bernford and Ace Marine with strong showings amid tough track conditions.
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Toronto
Montreal
Woodbine
Canada
Dorenes Lad
Clifford Bennett
Baffin Bay
Russell Grant
Bernford
J. H. Stafford
Ace Marine
Larkin Maloney
Dorene
Lad
Kuenn Taken to Hospital After Left Thigh Strain
Detroit shortstop Harvey Kuenn, AL leader in hits, was admitted to Detroit Hospital with a pulled left thigh muscle and is expected to be out about a week. He injured the muscle while legging out a hit in the first inning of Tuesday’s game in Kansas City, ending his consecutive games streak at 268.
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Lemblick
Dan
Floyd
Calgary
Moose Jaw
Moose Jaw Millers
Millers
Metro Crystal
Bert Olmstead
Mark Marquess
Ralph Mattress
Jimmy Michard
Jackie McCleod
al Rollins
Frank Ashworth
Dickie Butler
Don Fletcher
Cy Whiteside
George Hunchuck
Bob Tyler
Harvey Stein
Baldy Smith
Dave Gordichuck
Normie Johnson
King
Barber
The
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Humboldt
Crows Nest
Tigers
Regina Pats
Tiger
Pats
Marlies
Bengals
Bill Turner
Alex Kaleta
Detroit
Harvey Kuenn
Kuenn
Kansas City
Pro hockey leagues map TV limits to protect attendance
Canadian and U S pro leagues adopt a plan to curb telecasts within 50 miles of competing games and set a forfeiture rule requiring 30 minutes of play for a completed game. The pact excludes all star games and playoffs and aims to shield minor leagues from NHL telecast competition.
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United States
NHL
Detroit Red Wings
Canadiens
Montreal
Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Cubs sweep doubleheader to climb in NL standings
Chicago fans saw a resilient Cubs squad win 1-0 and 3-1 to sweep visiting St Louis. Paul Milner returned with a four hitter while rookie Bob Speake homered, and veteran Bob Rush dominated in the nightcap to push Chicago to second in the NL, six games back of Brooklyn.
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Eddie Miksis
Gene Baker
Speaker
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Washington
Yogi Berta
Bob Turley
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Cleveland
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Roberts
Argos Sign Vanderbilt Fullback In Build Up
Toronto Argo nts announce the signing of Bill Krietemeyer a 220 pound triple threat fullback from Vanderbilt College in Nashville Tenn The team manager says he may become the best all round back fielder in the Argos rebuilding effort Krietemeyer has two years of college eligibility and is not draft eligible by NFL clubs.
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Toronto Argonauts
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Vanderbilt College
Nashville
Tenn
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Krietemeyer
Argos
Baseball Practice at Athletic Park Tonight
A combined practice of the Legion and Hatters baseball clubs is set for 7 00 tonight at Athletic Park. All players are urged to attend the workout.
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Nashua Tops Preakness Field With $502,440 In Earnings
Nashua enters the Preakness with $502,440 from 13 races and 10 wins 3 seconds. If the $65,000 first prize goes to Nashua it would rank as one of the richest for a three year old. Competing horses include Saratoga's Sareatoga and Nance's Lad with several stakes wins noted.
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Clifford Moore
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W-L Ranch
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Fleet Path
Gee Cohen
Chuck Thompson
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