Littler Shoots 69 To Lead In Las Vegas Champion Event
Gene Littler fired a three under par 69 to reach 215 total and lead after three rounds of the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Don January shot 73 to sit one behind with Mayer and Casper also in contention as winds and cold tested the field.
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Hal Wood
Las Vegas
Gene Littler
Littler
Gene
Don January
Dick Mayer
Billy Casper
Frankie Laine
Calcutt
Calcutta
January
Mayer
Casper
Don Finsterwalk
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Billy Maxwell
Ed Furgol
Arnold Palmer
Cary Middlecoff
Palmer
Peter Thomson
Jay Hebert
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Doug Sanders
Vols Sisler Leads Southern Bat Pace with .474 Average
Nashville manager Dick Sisler tops Southern Association batting with a .474 average in the first week. Leaders include George Prigge .467 Phil Shartzer .467 Joe Hannah .462 Stan Roseboro .450. Birmingham’s Ken Walters hits three homers vs Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Dick Sisler
Nashville Vols
Southern Association
Howe
George Prigge
New Orleans
Phil Shartzer
Nashville
Joe Hannah
Memphis
Stan Roseboro
Chattanooga
Jim Ludtka
Birmingham
Ken Walters
Vols
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Fred Vogel
Davis
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Barber
Mob
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Guettler
Walters
Bowling League Results and Leaders Summary
Bowling results across multiple centers show Team Two and Schlitz Beers among winners with notable scores. Individual leaders include Chuck Anders 212 game and 1547 series by Walter Cash, plus Ralph McNabb 194-326 and Charles Shambro 239-578. Dense listings cover numerous teams, venues, and high scores across the circuit.
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Walter Cash
Lee Herron
Joe Mallory
Roy Connell
Dick Jol
Lsaint
Schlitz Beers
Ed Villa
Spat’s Drug
Bill Hines
Henderson Curb
E. Brown
News- Star—World
Herman Gulledge
Roi-Tan
Charles Shambro
Jax Beer
Ralph McNabb
McKenzie Sports Shop
Durham
Sherrouse
Lollar's Five RBI's Boost Chisox Margin
Lollar drove in five runs as the Chicago White Sox stretched their lead. The slate of games includes Kansas City at Chicago with Coleman facing Wilson and other matchups across the league.
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Chicago
Coleman
Wilson
Cleveland
Detroit
Garcia
Gromek
New York
Boston
Sturdivant
Lister
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Chakales
Hernandez
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Chicago White Sox
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the and Law
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Foroth
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Smith
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Haas Memorial Golf Tournament Nears Finish at Bayou Desiard
In the Haas Memorial Handicap at Bayou Desiard Country Club second round matches are near completion and more pairings are listed for tonight. Defending champion Dr. J W Schonlau remains among those yet to finish. The field includes numerous decisive wins and upcoming matchups with Dr. F P Rizzo Dr John Burton Van Beekhoven J H Crump John Kelso Jr Bob Carson and others set for evening play. Third round is scheduled for the week starting tomorrow.
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Bayou DeSiard Country Club
J. W. Schonlau
Fred Fudickar
Dickie Guerriero
David Masur
A. V. Breard
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W. C. Smith
John Godfrey
George Miller
Amos Smelser
W. L Dean
Ivy Jor
Dan
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Jack Rubin
Ed Pohlman
Joe Gayne
Frank Davis
Ned Leigh
H. C. Menuet
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H. L. Woods
Cc. C. Minard
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Foster Wallace
Bob Ewing
Curtis Cook
C. K. McClure
Tom McClahan
H. F E. Touchstone
Clyde Nash
Lester High
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J. C. Liner
Owen McCleary
H. L. Woods Jr
W. C. Webb
F. P. Rizzo
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C. A. McCartney
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Edmund Brown
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C. B. Flinn
E. L. Morgan
Bill Riley
H. W. McSheery
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C. B. McMahon Walter Corrah
Star Rover Equals Keeneland Ben Ali Handicap Track Record
Star Rover won the Ben Ali Handicap at Keeneland in 1:25 3-5 over Sea O Erin by a half length. The 35-year-old horse of Flushing II carried Mrs. Irvin Goshen’s silks, racing seven eighths of a mile plus 184 feet on Beard course. Sea O Erin, from Hasty House Farm, finished 25 lengths ahead of Tommy's Jet. Star Rover paid 10.60 to win, 3.60 to place, 3.80 to show.
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Star Rover
Sean Erin
Keeneland
Flushing II
Irvin Goshen
Sea O Erin
Hasty House Farm
Tommy's Jet
Roger Wilson
T. H. Hull Jr
Tommy’s Jet
Duke Student Dribbles to Raleigh for Bet Return
Duke University student Bob Posthumus dribbled a basketball from Durham to Raleigh to begin a return trip chasing a $25 bet. The stunt drew attention from campus and local observers as the unlikely fundraising challenge unfolded.
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N. C
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Bob Posthumus
Durham
Wrestling card set for Monday at Kallio’s House of Groans
Promoter Gus Kallio schedules a one hour tag match to open the show, followed by a Louisiana state heavyweight title defense with Jack Curtis facing Antone Leone in a 90 minute bout. Leone from New Jersey tops a lineup including Prince Emir and Spider Galento, with George Curtis teaming with his brother in the tag bout. Doors open at seven, tag action starts at 7:15, general admission 90 cents, ringside 1.50, kids free or discounted with age-based prices.
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Der
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Orioles catcher Gus Triandos sidelined by fractured vertebra
Baltimore Orioles catcher Gus Triandos was diagnosed with a fractured vertebra in his back. The injury will keep him out for at least two weeks, sidelining him from the lineup starting immediately.
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Gus Triandos
Baltimore Orioles
Southern Atlanta Beats Birmingham in Low-Scoring Test
In a tense regional matchup, Southern Atlanta defeats Birmingham 7 to 6 after a late rally. Key contributions come from Hartman Nottebart O'Donnell and Taylor for the Atlanta side, while Hartman, Remmen and Tipton anchor the visitors' defense.
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Hartman
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O'Donnell
Taylor
Davie van Remmen
Tipton
Texas League game between Tulsa and Fort Worth final score
Tulsa defeated Fort Worth 8 to 10 after a nine inning contest. Key players include Kipper Robertson Currie Casa Krande Ceplo Stanek Napoli and Coker for Tulsa signaling a tight pitching battle and late rally.
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Robertson
Currie
Casa- Krande
Coker
Ceplo
Stanek
Napoli
Polansky Wins 1957 Intercollegiate Rifle Championship
Victor Polansky of Carnegie Tech won the 1957 intercollegiate rifle title with a 293 out of 300 in Washington. Fellow competitors and officials praised the high standard of marksman ship at the event hosted in the nation’s capital.
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Washington
Victor Polansky
Carnegie Tech
Neville Tigers poised for bi-district playoff after district crown
Neville High School ready for bi-district double-A playoffs as champion Tigers await winner of Menard Alexandria and Pineville. Manager Jim Coats and Hershel McConathy have steered an 8-1 run in all games with a 6-0 conference mark. Dan Keith leads team defense and offense with a .555 average. Willie Ragan hits .428. Terry Reeves and Louis Kincaid lead in pitching.
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Menard
Alexandria
Pineville
Neville
Tigers
Jim Coats
Hershel McConathy
Louis Kincaid
Terry Reeves
Jim Altick
Fred
Southerland
Kincaid
L. M. Welch
Altick
Reeves
Welch
Dan Keith
Willie Ragan
College Baseball Roundup Across Major Players and Scores
A sweeping recap lists numerous college baseball results with teams such as LSU Vanderbilt Mississippi Tulane Georgia Florida Georgia Tech Tennessee Auburn Kentucky Arkansas UCLA California Iowa State Missouri Ohio State Pitt Syracuse Georgetown Western Michigan Notre Dame Michigan State Minnesota Navy Harvard Colby Ohio State Pitt etc. Notable scores include LSU 3 0 Vanderbilt 1 2 and Florida State 8 Georgia Tech 3.
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Softball Leagues Schedule Meetings This Week
City softball leagues hold meetings this Wednesday to plan the summer season. The Civic League gathers at 6 30 p m and the City League at 7 p m at the Community Center to discuss plans.
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Civic
Civic League
Phillie Scout Eddie Krajnik Dies in Cleveland
Eddie Krajnik, 51, long time Philadelphia Phillies scout, died at Highland View Hospital in Cleveland after a long illness, suffering from lung fibrosis for about a year.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eddie Krajnik
Philadelphia Phillies
Highland View Hospital
Krajnik
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