Hebert Breaks Through at PGA Championship in Miami Valley
Lionel Hebert, long known as Jay Hebert’s brother, wins the 39th PGA Championship defeating Don Finsterwald 2 and 1 at the Miami Valley Golf Club. He rises from 49th to 15th on the money list, earning 9000 dollars and moving toward a Ryder Cup spot while Jay trails.
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Linda Nein triumph signals rising star in junior tennis
Linda Nein won the Under-15 division at the Kentucky Junior Invitational Tournament and defeated national talents, signaling a serious threat ahead at the Western Tournament starting tomorrow at Verity Courts. The event features top junior players and a strong spectator turnout.
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Emphasis on Knothole Wins Dims Youth Play Spirit
The piece argues adults focus on winning in Knothole and neglect the program’s goal to teach youngsters play. It warns that bickering over losses harms boys and notes football season is approaching with high school and pro teams beginning exhibitions by August 20, urging fans to stay engaged.
Ohio Pros Fight to Defend Open Title Amid Amateur Shadow
In Mansfield Ohio the 36th State Open tees off at Westbrook Country Club with 134 players, including 53 Buckeye pros. Jackie Nicklaus, last year’s amateur champion, seeks to avoid a repeat upset as four former winners, Keiser Shute Krisko Thompson, compete alongside a field studded with notable legends and strong clubs.
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Crocker Smith Win Hot Springs Four Ball Title
Fay Crocker and Marilyn Smith, longtime partners since 1954, captured the Hot Springs four ball tournament for a 281 total, earning 7500 dollars. Their victory came as they fired a 68 in the final round, beating Louise Suggs and Mickey Wright by four strokes on the 6375 yard Cascades course.
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Bailey Wins Golf Championship in Narrow Victory
OMAHA Miss Bailey a 20 year old National Collegiate champion from Northwestern University won the Women's Western Golf tourney final 2 and 1 against Mrs. Ann Casey Johnstone. Bailey displayed nerve of steel with a late nine to build a lead then withstood a strong rally by Johnstone to clinch the title.
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Two Baseball Greats Enter Hall of Fame
Cooperstown honors include Marie Joe McCarthy and Sam Crawford. McCarthy managed nine pennants with the Yankees, winning seven World Series under his leadership. Crawford, 77, retired since 1917, totaled 2,964 hits in 19 seasons with Cincinnati and Detroit. They accept honors from the Veterans Committee amid Hall of Fame ceremonies and a Doubleday Field exhibition with Cardinals and White Sox billed.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule from Sunday Results
American League results feature Baltimore 7 Cincinnati 4 6 New York 5 Milwaukee 4 Chicago 5 Brooklyn 7 St. Louis 11 Pittsburgh 3 with a first game went 10 innings and second called after eight. Curfews list New York at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee and Brooklyn at St. Louis. American Association shows Charleston 6 Indianapolis 9 Wichita 58 in 20 innings and Minneapolis 34 St. Paul 2 8 10 innings. Other scores include Miami 12 Toronto 8 Montreal 32 and Buffalo 24 Rochester 0 with some games extended or called.
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Reds Sizzle as Lawrence Crowe Lead Rallying Redlegs
Brooks Lawrence won his 11th, George Crowe hit his 2nd homer to back Cincinnati as they sweep a double-header from Philadelphia and move to two games behind Milwaukee. The day featured multiple NL results with Braves, Dodgers, and Cubs earning splits and runs.
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Bell Seeks 35 Homers as Reds Sweep Phillies
Gus Bell, struggling to reach 35 homers, homers twice and Crowe adds a three run blast to fuel a 4 2 3 victory in the opener while Cincinnati completes a doubleheader sweep. Brooks Lawrence falters in the nightcap before Art Fowle earns his first win. Roy McMillan, Wally Post and Alex Grammas contribute key hits as the Reds return to first division form.
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