Hudepohl Cops Federal Loop Title In 1-0 Win
Fannin pitched his third Federal League no hitter, striking out 15 as Hudepohl edged Dream Bar 1-0 at Gard ner Diamond to win the league title. Don Schultz hit a seventh inning triple scoring Harold Farmer for Hudepohl, while Red Haghes and Bob Rock produced the only other Dream Bar threats. Clarence F Leonard of Houston is named the 43rd president of the American Bowling Congress.
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Ed Simpson
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Bill Marshall
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Hopper Wins Third of Four in Governor's Cup Race
Johnny Hopper of Middletown moved closer to permanent possession of the Governor's Cup in the Battle Creek Michigan Boat Club regatta yesterday by winning the D Utility Class at Gull Lake. He now needs two more legs to retire the trophy.
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Burkhardt 51st Inn 300 Play In Dream Tournament
Burkhardt of Middletown finished 34th in a field of 73 in the George London 300 Dream Tournament in Chicago. Johnny King of Cleveland won, Joe Brown of New Jersey second, Steve Nagy placed seventh, and Burkhardt exited in prelims as eight finalists advanced. The Johnstown Johnnies of the Class A Eastern Sea are connected with the New York Giants.
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Chicago
Johnny King
Cleveland
Joe Brown
New Jersey
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Johnstown Johnnies
New York Giants
Steele and Slezak Triumph at Legion Golf Tournament
Dr. W. R. Steele won the Ross Motors Cup with a 73 in the American Legion Post 218 event at Wildwood. Vic Slezak shot 65 net to claim the Martin Coffey Trophy after a sudden death playoff with Arden Swope. Joe Rapp and Bob Hammerle tied for second in low gross at 75. E. B. Siler claimed the Wildwood Flight in the Fall Tournament with a 3 and 2 win over Walt Sieway.
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Arden Swope
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Dixie Governors Talk School Desegregation Plans
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia Dixie governors meet for their 22nd annual conference to discuss desegregation strategies with Maryland Governor McKeldin outlining a general approach and North Carolina Governor Hodges proposing a scheme funding private schooling if districts refuse to integrate. The governors reject outside interference while politics and national leaders loom over the discussion with Tennessee Governor Clement enforcing a no outside agitators stance.
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White Sulphur Springs
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T. R. McKeldin
Maryland
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
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Nixon
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Supreme Court
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Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
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The Secret of Ben Hogan’s Controlled Fade
The article explains a controlled fade technique for golf stars like Ben Hogan. It advises hitting from outside in with an open stance and an upright top, finishing with a consistent arc and a forward divot, while keeping the left arm straight and wrists relaxed.
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Ben
Bearcats Struggle With Tackle Depth at Camp Livingston
University of Cincinnati football coach George Blackburn notes lack of experienced tackles as he conducts pre season workouts at Camp Livingston. Senior lettermen Sig Lawson and Gordon Green headline the first string, while sophomores Mike McGinley Dave Richard Jim Nelson and Ed Denk are eyed to bolster the tackle unit for the season.
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Dave Richard
Withrow High
Jim Nelson
Homer, Neb
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Johnstown
Canin Leads League With 501 Series
Harold Canin posted 168 184 149 for a 501 series guiding the No 4 team in the Bnai Brith League to three wins over No 3 at the Sports Bowl. Allen Jones Stan Pawlaski Rudy Regalado Stu Locklin and Billy Harrell contributed infield and outfield roles.
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Allen Jones
Stan Pawlaski
Rudy Regalado
Stu Locklin
Billy Harrell
Industry Making Sharp Recovery In Working Out Strike Shortages
Cleveland reports that after a five week steel strike, industry is recovering with production near normal levels. Steel magazine notes gains offset declines, with a 1.4 billion dollar economic cost and automotive being the only sector not yet at pre strike levels. Ingot output reached 98 percent capacity as freight car loadings rise and power output tops 11 billion kilowatt hours.
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Hack Through Says Newspaper
The Chicago Tribune reports Stan Hack will be relieved as Cubs manager after the 1956 season. It names Bob Scheffing as likely replacement, notes Scheffing is a former Cub catcher and Los Angeles farm club manager. Charlie Grimm is listed as an outside possibility. Leo Durocher is denied as a candidate.
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Chicago Cubs
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Los Angeles
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Philip K. Wrigley
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Camden's Elston Called By Bums
Brooklyn Dodgers call up pitchers Chuck Templeton and Don Elston from St. Paul of the American Association. Both had 6-8 records with St. Paul and will report Tuesday after tryouts last spring. Elston hails from Camden.
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