Pinehurst Excited Over Doug Sanders Clinching North South lead
Pinehurst watches Doug Sanders dominate the 56th North and South Amateur. The 22-year-old Cedartown, Ga. native now living in Miami posted a 66 in qualifying on the 7000-yard Pinehurst No. 2 course and defeated Keely Grice 5 and 4 in his first match. If he beats Howard Everitt, Sanders will face the Strafaci Haverstick winner with quarterfinals set for tomorrow as the field narrows to eight. Dark horse Bill Williamson also upset Don Bisplinghoff 3 and 2.
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Miami
Fla
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Howard Everitt
Northfield
N. J
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Everitt
Frank Strafaci
Harry Haverstick
Bill Williamson
Charlotte
Don Bisplinghoff
Orlando
Donald Weiland
Phoenixville
Robert Rankin
Zanesville
Ohio
Waggle Your Way Out Of Tension In Golf
A golfer uses a brief waggle before the swing to release nervous energy and ease tension during setup. It helps with rhythm but should be brief. if nerves persist, step back and restart the grip, stance, and address.
Giants Manager Confident Ahead of Brooklyn Series
New York Giants manager Bill Rigney exuded confidence before the night game with the Brooklyn Dodgers. He praised Willie Mays, noted Jim Hearn will start, and hinted at alternating Al Worthington or Johnny Antonelli in the second game depending on the first game's outcome.
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Bill Rignes
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Giants
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Willie Mays
Jim Hearn
al Worthington
Hearn
Johnny Antonelli
Rigney
Worthington
Antonelli
Conley to Rejoin Braves In Month
Milwaukee Braves expect pitcher Gene Conley to be back in action by May 25 after doctors report marked shoulder improvement. The 6-8 right hander has chronic tendonitis and was sidelined since March 23, leaving the team tied with the Dodgers for first in the NL.
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Milwaukee Braves
Gene Conley
John Quinn
Michael di Cosola
Sarasota, Fla
Conley
Gene
Quinn
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jacksonville
Fla
Umpire Frank Utpat wears glasses in major league game
Kansas City Detroit game featured Frank Utpat, an American League umpire, working second base wearing glasses. He said little about the change, noting a slight correction for his left eye, while veteran umpire Charley Berry explained the shift.
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Charley Berry
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Legal Point May Tie Up Boxing Probe
Oakland reporters note a court action threatened by attorney Howard C. Ellis to halt the California boxing investigation. Ellis seeks a permanent injunction to bar illegally obtained information from public records and preserve privacy during hearings. Committee Counsel James Cox and promoters faced clashes as evidence on California Boxing Enterprises, Inc. was limited amid objections.
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California
Howard C. Ellis
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Goodwin Knight
Jalients
San Francisco
Sid Flaherty
Bennie Ford
James Cox
Babe McCoy
Los Angeles
Jim Murray
Richmond
Ford
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