Harrison wins Snead Tournament with new putter and 8 under
Dutch Harrison, 48, from Arkansas, used a new putter and a friendly lesson to shoot eight under par 62 at the Sam Snead Golf Festival in White Sulphur Springs W Va. He won $2,300, overcoming an eight stroke deficit to top Paul Harney and Ben Hogan tied for fourth, while Snead failed to win for a fourth time.
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Harrison
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Dutch Harrison
Arkansan
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Harney
Snead
Ben Hogan
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Harmon
Chace Morcey
Palm Beach
Fla
U S Davis Cup Squad Clears First Hurdle
The U S team led by Vic Seixas beat the British West Indies 5 0 in Port of Spain Trinidad as they prepare to meet Venezuela and challenge Australia for the Cup. Bernard Bartzen won 6 1 6 1 6 1 over Peter Valdez and Grant Golden defeated Ian MacDonald 8 6 6 4 4 6 2
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U. S
Australia
Venezuela
Vic Seixas
Billy Talbert
British West Indies
Cuba
Port of Spain
Trinidad
U.S
Retun
Bernard
Tut) Bartzen
San Angelo
Tex
Peter Valdez
Grant Golden
Chicago
Seixas
Hamilton Team Wins Dramatic Industrial Shoot League Shootoff
The Butler County Industrial Trapshooting League ended at the Sportsmen's Club with National Lead of Hamilton defeating Champion Paper No 1 of Hamilton in a double shootoff after both teams tied at 222. Champion No 2 placed third with 72 20. Top scores were Stan Neanover 50 straight, Wayne Williams 49, and Carl Buchanon 49.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Stan Neanover
Wayne Williams
Carl Buchanon
Pin Results From Leisure and Driftwood Leagues
Leisureettes 2 Percolators 1. Guttersnipers 2 Lucky Strikers 1. 4 Squares 2 4 M's 1. Woodpeckers 3 Sweepers 0. Safety Pins 3 Copperbottoms 0. Driftwood League Coffee Cups 2 Gorman Ins. 1. SMFD 2 GOYA 1. Drifters 2 Fairbanks 1. Driftwooders 2 Wayside Serv. 1. 180 Games women Louise Moone 185 Helen Hughes 180.
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Guttersnipers
Lucky Strikers
M's
Woodpeckers
Sweepers
Copperbottoms
Gorman Ins
GOYA
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Fairbanks
Guyler Ford
Loretta’s Beauty Shop
Wayside Serv
Louise Moone
Helen Hughes
Crowe and Post spark Reds to 2 game sweep over Pirates
Yesterday's Stars Batting George Crowe and Willy Post helped Cincinnati defeat Pittsburgh 8-7 in nine innings as Crowe notched his fourth hit, a single, and Post homered to seal a 5-4 win in the nightcap. Duke Maas pitched the Tigers to a sixth straight win with a five hitter in Washington 6-1.
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George Crowe
Wally Post
Redlegs
Crowe
Pittsburgh
Post
Cincinnati
Duke Maas
Tigers
Washington
Cumberland Cup Won By Kuhn At National Sports Car Races
Lt. Col. Robert B. Kuhn of Fairborn Ohio averaged 58.6 mph in the sixth race to win the Cumberland Cup at the National Sports Car Races in Cumberland Maryland on Sunday.
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Cumberland
Robert B. Kuhn
Fairborn
Ohio
Williams and Aaron Lead 1960 Batting and Pitching Charts
American League leaders include Williams of Boston with a .394 average and Miraculous run totals with 21 runs and 9 home runs. In the National League, Aaron of Milwaukee tops batting at .366 with 31 runs and 11 homers, while Labine and Koufax head the pitching charts with 3-0 records and 1.000 ERAs.
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Boston
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Detroit
Sievers
Washington
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Chicago
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Kansas City
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Malzone
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Nieman and Boyd
Baltimore
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New York
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Cleveland
Pierce
Aaron
Milwaukee
Robinson
Cincinnati
Furillo
Brooklyn
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Hoak
Musial
St. Louis
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Walls
Bouche
Philadelphia
Former Redleg Just Misses Out On No-Hitter
In Havana Jerry Lane almost pitched a no hitter as Ha vana beat Columbus 1-0 in game two of a doubleheader. Dan ny Moreton homered in the seven inning opener scoring 4-2 Sugar Kings victory. Lane faced one hit and a key diving catch preserved the shutout.
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Havana
Jerry Lane
Columbus
Sugar Kings
Danny Moreton
John Powers
Lane
Jets
Power
Johnny Lipon J
Morejon
Bob Kuzava
Don Kildo
Greenwell wins Wildwood low gross with 73
Greenwell posted a two over par 73 to lead the Wildwood event. Dr. W R Steele finished second with 76 after rounds of 39 and 37, while Harry Bedford C S Jones Jim Hargis Mort Taylor and Dave Patrick also posted solid scores. Hargis and Steele tied for first in blind bogey with 74. Frank Ruffings was runner up at 76.
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Emmett Greenwell
Wildwood
Greenwell
W. R. Steele
Harry Bedford
C. S. Jones
Jim Hargis
Mort Taylor
Dave Patrick
Hargis
Dr. Steele
Frank Ruffings
Three Schools Capture Midwest League Crowns
Cornell, Lawrence and Knox colleges won Midwest Conference titles over the weekend. Cornell dethroned Grinnell in track with a 46 point total and a 3:22.5 mile relay record. Lawrence claimed its tennis crown and Knox captured its sixth straight golf title. Knox finished with 617 strokes to lead the golf field. Grinnell second with 631. Cornell 647. Lawrence 649. Medalist honors went to Merton Seron of Cornell with 146. Dick Clark of Knox 149. Pike Peterson of Lawrence and Con Freeman of St Olaf 150s.
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Associated Press
Cornell
Lawrence
Knox
Grinnell
Carleton
St. Olaf
Monmouth
Ripon
Coe
Jerry Moore
Chuck Bray
Bray
Benny Runck
Bob Osiewalski
Runck
Osiewalski
Dick Rine
Dick Weber
Bob van Dale
Aeronca Golf Tourney Yields Wide-Open Scores
Harry Bedford shot 78 at Wildwood to win low gross in Aeronca's annual event. Howard Fullerton took low net with 69, while S J Kuderer led first flight with 71 net. Bill Crase and Jim Way tied for second flight with 74, and Ray Hermes with Don Dominick won third flight at 71. Fifty-two Aeronca golfers competed.
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Harry Bedford
Wildwood
Aeronca
Howard Fullerton
S. J. Kuderer
Bill Crase
Jim Way
Ray Hermes
Don Dominick
Virginia 500 Ends In Near Tragedy
Martinsville Virginia race ends in near tragedy when a car leaped a wall after a collision. An eight year old boy Alvin A was critically injured along with two others hospitalized. Driver Billy Myers of Germanton North Carolina was uninjured.
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Martinsville
Alvina
Billy Myers
Germanton
N. C
Fight results by the Associated Press
Havana Joe Miceli stopped La Diabla Diaz in Havana. George Chimenti outpointed Joe Tomasello in Matawan. Paulie Armstead stopped Kid Centella in Managua. All bouts reported from Newark and Hollywood results.
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Joe Miceli
New York
la Diabla’ Diaz
Newark
N. J
George Chimenti
Joe Tomasello
Matawan
Hollywood
Calif
Paulie Armstead
Los Angeles
Kid Centella
Managua
Nicaragua
Puerto Rico swimmer ends bid in bay currents
James Sleppey, 63, of Columbus Ohio, swam a mile and a half in San Juan Bay in 22 minutes on Sunday but could not complete the return journey due to strong currents.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
James Sleppey
Columbus
Ohio
San Juan Bay
German Seeking 4th Straight Faces McBride
German light heavyweight Besmanoff seeks a 4th straight win against Archie McBride of Trenton in a Monday night bout at St. Nicholas Arena New York. Besmanoff beat Calvin Wilson in his American debut and outpointed Bob Baker on April 1, while McBride has not fought since December 1956 after a split decision loss to Alex Miteff. The bout airs on Dumont TV starting 9 30 p.m. EST.
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Willie Besmanoff
Archie McBride
Trenton
N.J
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Calvin Wilson
Bob Baker
Besmanoff
McBride
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Dumont
Daytonian Re-Elected Federation of Federal Employees President
Valentine J. Kozak of Dayton was re-elected to a two year term as president of the Ohio Federation of Federal Employes Unions at its annual convention in Dayton. Mrs. Mary R. Gast of Lima was chosen as secretary treasurer for two years.
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Dayton
Ohio
Valentine J. Kozak
Ohio Federation of Federal Employes Unions
Mary R. Gast
Lima
Coffee Costs More Yet Returns To U S in Trade
The Pan American Coffee Bureau says U S citizens spend 14 Latin American nations for green beans and profits flow back through exports. In 1955 U S communities shipped $2.745 billion in goods to Latin America led by heavy machinery, transportation equipment and farm products, sustaining about 370 thousand jobs and $1.714 billion in wages.
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New York
U. S
Pan-American Coffee Bureau
Latin America
Third Quarter Steel Orders Slow, Hedge Buying Expected
The Steel magazine notes third quarter orders lag expectations with little purchasing until late in Q3 as auto makers plan for 1958 models. National steel production fell to 86.5 percent capacity. hedge buying could raise June orders.
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Cleveland
Steel
Trade Weekly
Nehru Says No Elephants or Tigers for Danish Request
In Copenhagen 14 year old Ragnhild Drewsen asked Prime Minister Nehru for an elephant or tiger. Nehru replied he has no such animals at present and suggested perhaps another time. He also notes only queen bees can sting other queens.
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Copenhagen
Nehru
Ragnhild Drewsen
Borris Agricultural High School
Luxurious New York City Tour Package Highlights
Includes rail transportation five nights hotel accommodations bus and yacht sight seeing trips tours of United Nations NBC Studios Rockefeller Center and Observation Roof tickets for Radio City Music Hall and Broadway comedy Lil Abner dinner and floor show at Latin Quarter night club. New York Central System Charles & Central or local Travel Bureaus Garden 2-1551.
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United Nations
Rockefeller Center
Lil Abner
Latin Quarter
YMCA backs hot rod and skin diving clubs
Philadelphia report says the National Council of the YMCA endorsed hot rod and skin diving clubs to blaze new trails in youth activities. It approved a five million dollar overseas building fund and a worldwide campaign totaling about seventeen million five hundred thousand dollars.
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Philadelphia
National Council of the Young Men's Christian Assn
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