Harvie Ward Sidelined by USGA for Amateur Rules Violation
National amateur champion Harvie Ward was suspended for a year by the U S Golf Association for accepting unauthorized expenses related to golf competitions from 1952 to 1957. The penalty ends May 6, 1958, barring reinstatement, and Ward cannot defend his Brookline title in September. Ward will seek reinstatement and compete in the U S Open at Toledo next week.
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Chicago
Harvie Ward
U. S. Golf Assn
Brookline
Mass
Ward
Us.g.a
Toledo
Ohio
Joseph Dey
Fort Worth
Tex
Day
Eddie Lowery
San Francisco
Lowery
USGA
Wards
U. S
Rubber City Open narrows field in Akron chase for veteran belt
The Rubber City Open moves into its third day at Firestone Country Club as 75 pros and 13 amateurs chase veteran Tommy Bolt and newcomer Don Finsterwald. Arnold Palmer led a large pack at 137, with several notables like Ed Furgol and Doug Ford also aiming for the 60-man final cut before the National Open.
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Rubber City Field
Finsterwald
Akron
Ohio
Firestone Country Club
Tommy Bolt
Los Angeles
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Paul Glick Heads Miami Alumni Assn
Paul R. Glick of Wyoming Ohio was installed for a second term as national president of the Miami University Alumni Association at its annual meeting in Oxford. He was unopposed in the mail vote. new officers include William N. Liggett Donald Dean and David C. Alden with Alden reelected as treasurer. New executive council members are Dale Nash Mrs Curry Stoup and Ray B Levering.
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Oxford
Paul R. Glick
Wyoming
Procter & Gamble Co
Miami University Alumni Assn
Glick
Miami
William N. Liggett
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Robert Wieche
Hamilton
Donald Dean
State Line Hardware Co
College Corner
David C. Alden
Miami University
Alden
Wieche
Liggett
Dale Nash
Merrill, Turben & Co
Dayton
Curry Stoup
Avco Manufacturing Co
American Kitchen
Ray B. Levering
Tragedy Strikes Suburban Lakewood Boy
Bruce Byrns aged 13, son of Mr and Mrs Maurice J Byrns of Lakewood, was crushed to death when he grabbed a truck while riding his bicycle and fell under its wheels after the bike hit a street hole Friday in the Cleveland suburbs.
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Cleveland
Bruce Byrns
Maurice J. Byrns
Lakewood
Wilf Smith Leads by One Stroke in PGA Championship
Wilf Smith, a freckle faced redhead, holds a one stroke lead entering the third round of the Ladies PGA championship in Pittsburgh. She posted 68 and 71 for 139, while Louise Suggs trails by one and Marlene Bauer Hagge and Joyce Ziske sit two behind. Kathy Cornelius, defending U S Open champion, also plays third round as National Golf Day scores are counted.
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Pittsburgh
Wilfi Smith
Miss Smith
Wiffs
Louise Suggs
Churchill Valley
Miss Suggs
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Patty Berg
Alice Bauer
Marlene
Kathy Cornelius
Winged Foot
Cornelius
Professional Golfers Assn
Hope For Poor Angler In New Boat Designs
North Carolina State College at Raleigh offers a short course in sports fishing on an outer banks campus from Kitty Hawk to Hatteras. Students from ten states study fish habits tackle use and fish management with field trips and expert mentors.
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Dion Henderson
Associated Press
North Carolina State College At
Raleigh
Illinois
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Florida
West Virginia
New York
Maryland
North Carolina
Kitty Hawk
Hatteras
Gulf Stream
Gulf
Cape Hatteras
Three Teens Drown While Fishing in Houston Creek
In Houston three teenage boys drowned while on a family fishing trip. Victims were David Allen Wiggins 13 Houston cousin B J Weid Jr 16 Houston and Larry Wayne Weid 14 Lake Charles La. Witnesses said David and Larry slipped under waist deep water while B J was pulled under trying to save Larry.
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Houston
Tex
David Allen Wiggins
B. J. Weid Jr
Larry Wayne Weid
Lake Charles
David
Larry
B. J
Bill Would Deny Vote To Negroes In Tuskegee
In Alabama Senate Sen. Sam Engelhardt introduced a bill to redraw Tuskegee city boundaries so that about 400 Black residents and the Tuskegee Institute would fall outside the city limits. White voters remain largely unaffected while Tuskegee Institute would be outside municipal control.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tuskegee
State Senate
Sam Engelhardt
Tuskegee Institute
Engelhardt
The
Alabama Assn. of
White Citizens Councils
26 Air Force projects funded in public works bill
The House Armed Services Committee tentatively approved 26 Air Force public works projects including 217000 dollars for Youngstown Ohio municipal airport as part of the military authorization bill.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Youngstown
Ohio
Candidate Denies Violation of Law in Ohio
ASHTABULA Ohio Dr Otto Silverman Republican nominee for mayor of Geneva pleaded in nocent in Ashtabula County Common Pleas Court Friday to a charge of violating Ohio election laws. Judge Hugh Hewitt set his hearing for June 25. Silverman a dentist was charged with issuing and circulating an unsigned handbill in the May 7 primary in which he defeated Mayor Joseph Pallone. Ohio law forbids circulation for unsigned campaign literature.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Otto Silverman
Geneva
Ashtabula County
Zoli Wins Approval For New Regime In Italy
Premier Adone Zoli wins final parliamentary approval for a one party minority government after 16 hours of debate in Rome. He secures 305 votes with 255 against and 11 abstentions, avoiding Fascist backing.
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Rome
Adone Zoli
Chamber of Deputies
Zoli
Christian Democrat Party
Monarchists
Italian Social Movement
MSI
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Socialist Parties
Christian Democrats
Senate
Antonio Segni
22 Month-Old Boy Drowns In Trough
A 22 month old boy, Atlee Miller Jr., drowned after losing balance while walking around the rim of a water filled concrete trough in Ravenna. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Atlee J. Miller of Mogadore Road in Portage County.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Atlee Miller Jr
Atlee J. Miller
Mogadore Road
Portage County
Aeronca Royals Rally To 8-1 Rain-Shortened Win
The Aeronca Royals scored four runs in the second inning and defeated Keuthan Foundry 8 to 1 in a rain-shortened five-inning Industrial Slow Pitch League game. Gardner Board and Carton hosted Coolidge Corp by forfeit. Dykes led with two doubles and a single. Steele Thomas and Gears added two hits, as Hill tallied two for Keuthan.
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Keuth
Royals
Aeronca
Crystal
Gardner Board and Carton
Coolidge Corp
Kennedy Says He Will Not Seek 1960 Presidency
Senator Kennedy of Massachusetts states he has no presidential or vice presidential plans for 1960 and will seek reelection to the Senate. Speaking before the Arkansas Bar Association in Hot Springs, he notes numerous Democratic prospects and criticizes gaps in federal law that let corrupt union officials misuse labor funds and property.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Arkansas Bar Assn
Nixon
Sen
Knowland
California
The
Bar Association
Purdue star John Bride Weser to wed Betty Luckring tonight
Canton report says Purdue University football and baseball star John Bride Weser will marry his high school sweetheart Betty Luckring, 20, in Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church at Navarre this evening after graduating Sunday.
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Canton
Ohio
John Brideweser
Purdue University
Betty Luckring
Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church
Navarre
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