Sun Toughens Wildwood Course for Big Tourney
The Wildwood Golf Course hosts the eighth annual Mid-West Industrial Tournament with over 400 golfers. Nine midwestern industrial teams compete across Wildwood and Potters Course for more than 500 in trophies and awards. Armco, Gardner Board-Carton, Shattle Brothers, Westinghouse, Ford Aircraft, Goodyear, and Firestone field strong teams in a two day event culminating in a Pittsburgh match for the national industrial crown.
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Wildwood
Mid-West States
Hamilton
Potters Course
Middletown
Armco and
Gardner Board-Carton
Shattle Brother
Jim Musillo
Westinghouse
Mansfield
Bob Ericksen
Ford Aircraft
Chicago
Milwaukee
Dom Capatosta
B. F. Goodrich
Musille
Akron
Firestone
Goodyear Tire Rubber
Potters
Pittsburgh
Armco
Gardner Board
Shattle Brothers
Reds Hope to End 7-Game Losing Streak With Cubs Doubleheader
Cincinnati faces Chicago at Wrigley Field in a two game set to halt a seven game slide. The seventh loss came in a 1-0 shutout as Rogers Hornsby’s Reds managed only three safeties off Paul Minner. Eddie Miksis scored the lone run in the second inning.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Redlegs
Rogers Hornsby
Redleg
Paul Minner
Gus Bell
Rocky Bridges
Roy McMillan
Eddie Miksis
Clyde McCullough
Hal Jeffcoat
Rhineland
Indians Fall After White Sox Rally in Chicago
Cleveland trailed Chicago 6-2 as Minnie Minoso fueled a seven inning surge with a three run homer and two more hits. Early Wynn seeks his 13th win after last night’s loss that drops the Indians five behind the Yankees and within a game of the White Sox for second.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Early Wynn
Mike Fornieles
Chicago White Sox
Wynn
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Minoso
Sam Mele
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Wednesday to Thursday
The page lists MLB standings and daily results including Boston Philadelphia St Louis Detroit Washington New York Chicago Cleveland and more. It shows schedules for Wednesday and Thursday with matchups Bud Fornieles Wynn Branca Brecheen McDermott Fricano and other pitchers, plus leaders like Babe Ruth with 170 walks in 152 games.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Ford
Shea
Fornieles
Wynn
Branca
Brecheen
McDermott
Fricano
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Gomez
Padres
Stale
Babe Ruth
Wikoff And Hagan Still In Net Race
Carolyn Wikoff and Judy Hagan of Middletown advance in the U S Lawn Tennis Association National Championships for girls under 15. Hagan defeated Carole Wright 6 4 63 then meets Barbara Mitchell. Wikoff beat Erika Puetz 8 6 6 1 and faces Amanya Baumbacher next.
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Carolyn Wikoff
Judy Hagan
Middletown
Kalamazoo
Mich
Miss Hagan
Carole Wright
Brooklyn
Miss Wright
Barbara Mitchell
Miami
Fla
Miss Wikoff
Erika Puetz
St. Louis
Amanya Baumbacher
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miss Baumbacher
Kalmazoo
Middletown Trio Competes at Tri-State Women’s Golf
Three Middletown golfers start the Tri-State Women’s Tournament invitational at Makenah Country Club Cincinnati led by Mrs. M. B. Sanderson Mrs. E. R. Coker and Mrs. Bert Feinthal aiming to bring the crown to Middletown. Thirteen horse owners trained by Frank A. Bonsal of Glyndon Maryland shared purse winnings at the recent Delaware Park meeting.
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Middletown
Makenah Country Club
Cincinnati
M. B. Sanderson
E. R. Coker
Bert Feinthal
Frank A. Bonsal
Glyndon, Md
Valdes Seeks Title Shot After Warmer Over Ezzard Charles
Cuban heavyweight Valdes won a 10 round decision over former champion Ezzard Charles before 3,834 at the City Auditorium. Valdes now eyes a title bout in the United States and possible proceeds, with his manager citing a shot at Rocky Marciano or Roland LaStarza if he keeps winning. Charles, weighing 191 1/4 pounds, pressed early but Valdes controlled the middle and late rounds.
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Ezzard Charles
City Auditorium
Valdes
Omelio Agramonte
Havana
Charles
Cy Gottfried
Rocky Marciano
Roland LaStarza
Bobby Gleason
Giants Chase Pennant Comeback In Second Anniversary Drive
Coverage of the 1951 pennant race notes the Giants closing gaps as they chase Brooklyn in the National League while both leagues see shifting leads. Reports detail key games, homers, shutouts, and standout pitching by Erskine, Crandall, Minner, and Masterson as teams press toward the stretch.
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New York Giants
Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Yankees
Washington
Trotters Take Off In Rich Hambletonian Stakes
About 20 000 harness racing fans gather at Good Time track Goshen New York to watch 23 three year old trotters compete for a record purse of 117117 98 in the Hambletonian Stakes Del Cameron drives Newport Star the early 8 5 favorite with Newport Mascot and Newport Champ as companions O Brien injured yesterday may keep him from driving Meadow Pace affects lineup Bewick Bewitch Kimberly Kid and Peter Lind also notable runners and stable connections cited in the field
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Goshen
N.Y
William Rysdisk
Mainliner
Bill Cane
Orange County
Light Brigade
Newport Star
Octave Blake
Newport Stock Farm
South Plainfield
N. J
del Cameron
Newport
Champ
Joe O’brien
O'Brien
Meadow Pace
Cameron
O’brien
New Jersey
David R. Johnston
Charlotte
N. C
Henry Myott
Volo Imite
Bear Trees Wrestling Fans By BILL WESTH
A wrestling show at Armco Field featured Mike the bear wrestling Pearl Nelson and later clashing with spectators. Harry the Hangman tangled with referee and George Harder won, with a planned rematch announced. Blue Angel defeated Professor Dick Clark as both acts lost their wallets in the dressing rooms.
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Bill Westh
Armco Field
Mike
Harry
George Harder
Harder
Hangman
Blue Angel
Dick Clark
Professor
the Angel
89 Top Women's Card At Wildwood
Mrs. Morris Smith shot an 89 to lead the Ladies Day field at Wildwood Course earning low gross honors. Mrs. Melvin Kelso took low net with 76, while Mrs. Owen Combs completed the greens in 25 putts for the low putt prize. Mrs. Al Leak and Mrs. Bert Feinthal shared blind bogey honors.
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Morris Smith
Wildwood
Melvin Kelso
Owen Combs
al Leak
Bert Feinthal
St. John's coach quits to take UNC job
Sports Mirror recalls Frank McGuire leaving St. John’s University to become basketball coach at North Carolina University. The column also notes older items: a 5 year ago Indians split with the Browns, an 8-4 nightcap loss. 10 years ago Mort Cooper earned his 16th win as the Cardinals beat the Giants 4-1. and 20 years ago Cincinnati traded Rollie Hemsley to the Browns.
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Frank McGuire
St. John's University
North Carolina University
Indians
Browns
Mort Cooper
Cardinals
Giants
Cincinnati
Rollie Hemsley
Stars Pitching Delivers 4-0 Win for Erskine Dodgers
Yesterday Carl Erskine pitched a two hitter game giving up only two singles as Brooklyn Dodgers defeated New York 4-0 to move up in the standings Minnie Minoso led Chicago White Sox with a three run homer in a 62 victory over Cleveland scoring early and often for the Sox
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Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Browns
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pirates
Brooklyn
Carl Erskine
Dodger
Hank Thompson
Giants
Polo Grounds
Carl Furillo
Gil Hodges
Sally Hemus
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Milwaukee
Stan Musial
Rip Repulski
del Crandall
Braves
Curt Simmons
Cubs
Paul Minner
Walt Masterson
Washington
Yankees
New York
Masterson
Irv Noren
Hank Bauer
Yogi Berra
Noren
Gene Woodling
Billy Martin
Billy Pierce
Chicago
Cleveland
Larry Doby
al Rosen
Wally Westlake
Minnie Minoso
Boston
Mel Parnell
Red Sox
Tamn Ellis Kinter
Skinny Brown
Don Lenhardat
Don Lund
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Grass-court stars face third round at Newport tournament
Throughout the Newport grass event, leading players like Trabert Bartzen Rosewall and Hartwig won in three sets to advance to the third round. Upset winner Jacques Grigry defeated Clive Wilder in three, while Seixas and Ortega moved into the next round as other matches set up several high profile clashes.
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Ans
I Coum Ve Rewpury
Tony Trabert
Barnard Bartzen
Straight Clark
Ken Rosewell
Rex Hartwig
Suppo
Trabert
United States Lawn Tennis Association
United States
Luis Ayala
Chile
University of Cincinnati
Navy
Jacques Grigry
Australia
Clive Wilderspin
Bartzen
San Angelo
Tex
Cliff Mayne
University of California
Mayne
Clark
Francisco (Pancho) Contreras
Mexico
Rosewall
Atsushi Miyagi
Japan
Vic Seixas
Rafael Ortega
Sid Schwartz
Brooklyn
Kurt Nielsen
Hamilton Richardson
Baton Rouge
Mel Whitfield Nears Record at 1000 Meters
Mel Whitfield continues his continental tour and comes close to a world mark. He ran the 1,000 meters in 2:21.4, just one-tenth of a second over the listed world record as he had earlier failed to break the 400-meter standard.
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Stockholm
Mal Whitfield
Pace Setters In Deadlock In A A Lead
Louisville defeated Charleston 6 2 and Toledo beat St Paul 2 1 on Tuesday night. Louisville holds a slim edge over the Sox with a .581 to .579 percentage while both teams are even in games won and lost. Indianapolis won 8 3 over Minneapolis to stay three games back, and Columbus routed Kansas City 19 5.
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Louisville
Toledo
Charleston
St. Paul
Sox
Indianapolis Indians
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Turner Favored 3-1 To Stop Fuentes Tonight
Gil Turner of Philadelphia is a 3-1 favorite to beat Ramon Fuentes in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden telecast by CBS. Turner seeks a title shot with Gavilan after a three fight win streak. Fuentes enters with a 19-2-2 record and 10 knockouts.
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New York
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Ramon Fuentes
Kid Gavian
Turner
Los Angeles
Madison Square Garden
CBS
Gavilans
Gavilan
Johnny Bratton
Carsmen Basilio
Syracuse
N. Y
Basilio
Norm Rothschild
International Boxing Club
IBC
Fuentes
Milwaukee
Kayes
Tuesday Fights by the Associated Press report roundup
In Miami Beach Nino Valdes defeated Eve rard Charles by points. In Houston Pete Gil outpointed Benny Evans. In Los Angeles Ramon Biscareno stopped Esteban Denever. Sugar Wilson defeated Ted Murray in Englewood New Jersey by points.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nino Valdes
Havana
Everard Charles
Cincinnati
Houston
Tex
Pete Gil
Austin
Benny Evans
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Ramon Biscareeno
Juarez
Mexico
Esteban
Denever
al (Sugar) Wilson
Englewood
N. J
Ted Murray
New York
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Sports Mirror
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Charlottesville, Va
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Tytus Ave
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Associated Press
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