Attica 2nd Princess Turia Captures New Castle Stakes
Princess Turia wins the $37,400 New Castle Stakes at Delaware Park in a nose finish over Attica with Nasrina and Manotick close behind. Willie Hartack rides Princess Turia for Calumet in a day of stakes success, as Amoret and other contenders chase next week’s Delaware Handicap.
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Manotick
Amoret
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Delaware
Willie Hartack
Hartack
Bolero McKnight
Dragon Killer
Hubcap
Little League scores and schedule across multiple games
Major Little League results include Cleveland 7 Washington 1 and New York 6 Chicago 5 in a long affair. Daily schedule lists Detroit at Baltimore and Cleveland at Washington, with Chicago at New York and Kansas City at Boston among others. League notes highlight Northside and Southside standings and police department, Jaycees, and United Gas results.
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Weaver Opens Flint Open Lead In Windy Round
Bert Weaver 25 year old Beaumont Tex golfer fired a three under par 68 to lead by one stroke at the Flint Open after three rounds. Arnold Palmer and Paul Harney trailed, while Bob Rosburg slipped five behind after a rough front nine. Other notable scores included Gardner Dickinson Jr and defending champion Don Finsterwald within three of the lead.
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Beaumont
Tex
Weaver
Kansas City
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Paul Harney
Boston
Mass
Bob Rosburg
San Francisco
Louisiana State University
Palmer
U.S
Grosse Pointe
Harney
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Panama City
Fla
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Penn
Howie Johnson
Houston
George Farr
Philadelphia
Tommy Bolt
Los Angeles
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake
Ken Ventury
Marty Furgel
Lemont
John Pott
Shreveport
Fred Hawkins
el Paseo
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Houston Favored To Keep Collegiate Links Throne
Houston University enters the NCAA golf championship at Broadmoor with five qualifiers from the National Open and Trans Miss, led by Rex Bax. The squad is pegged as a solid favorite to defend its crown as of June 22 in Colorado Springs.
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Gene Meakins
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Colo
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Broadmoor
Rex Bax
Kaline's single lifts Tigers past Orioles in 13 innings
Detroit defeats Baltimore 2 to 1 in 13 innings as Al Kaline drives in Charlie Maxwell with the deciding run. Foytack started for Baltimore, Kuenn and Kaline contributed for Detroit, with Maxwell and Ginsberg among the noted scorers and players.
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Orioles
Kaline
Charlie Maxwell
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Detroit
Arthor
Tuttle
Marwell
Wilson
c-House
Philley
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Texas League First Game Austin In on m4 7 0 Fort Worth no 100 01-279
Texas League recap with scattered scores and lineups from Austin Fort Worth and Oklahoma City games. Key players include Nichols Selt Beringer Worley Monahan Tremel Bowland Mosser Coker Weland Clark Burbrink Wills Zimmerman Luna Luebke Schultz Ehrke Gaspar Patton Broglio Testa.
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Houston
San Antonio
Austin Ao
Fort Worth
Austin
Nichols and Selt
Beringer and
Worley
Shreveport Mo Nono A
Tulsa
Monahan
Tremel
Bowland
Mosser and
Coker
Oklahoma City
Weland
Clark
Burbrink
Wills
Zimmerman
Luna
Luebke
Schultz
Ehrkerk
Gaspar
Patton
Broglio
Testa
Minor League Saturday Games Highlight Close Contests and Big Hits
In the Minor A League M G M battered the Fire Fighters 18 to 1 as Smith and Moody excelled on the mound and at the plate. The Medics topped Hatten Motors 11 to 7 with balanced hitting. In Minor B News-Star beat Mahk Poultry 7 to 6 and Jack Armstrong edged Monroe Glass 7 to 6 aided by Wright’s strong pitching. Spatafora Pharmacy defeated Seven Up 15 to 7, and Hunt & Whitaker piled up 19 runs on one hit to top Dew Music 109.
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Jack Armstrong
News-Star
Monroe Glass
Mabr Poultry
Little League Stadium
Medics
Hatten Motors
Fire Fighters
M.G.M
Smith
Moody
Corbin
Holdsworth
Warlick
Davidson
Cornett and
Preland
Hamilton
News- Star
Mahk Poultry
Wright
Welch
Mahr Pountry
Hyde
Jones
Cupples
Irwin
Morrison
Kitchens
Nunnally
Sheffield
Spatafora Pharmacy
Hunt
Haynes
Pope
Hunt & Whitaker
Haddad
Davis
L. Brown
Gulf Coast meet teed up for Case Patton title duel
In Lafayette Louisiana Leo Case leads with a 102 through 27 holes and Dick Patton of Fort Worth trails by one at 103 as they prepare for a final 18 hole battle at Oakbourne Country Club. Mangum Graber Henley stay in the hunt and 480 other players compete in 24 flights of 36 holes.
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Lafayette
Leo Case
Dick Patton
Fort Worth
Case
Patton
Oakbourne Country Club
Lafayette Municipal
Jim Mangum
Shreveport
Randall Graber
Murray Henley
Jm McGonagill
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Texas
Mississippi
New Mexico
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tex
Woody Daly
Tom Taylor
Houston
E. E. Tyer
Bayou Beaten By Willamette In Acorn Race
Willamette defeats Bayou by a neck in the Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park. The 29,485 crowd saw Bayou, the 13-20 favorite, finish second with Woodlawn in third as Willamette, ridden by John Choquette, rallied from the back to win in 2 16 3 5.
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Willamette
New York
Cliff Chenery
Belmont Park
Claiborne Farm
Coaching Club
Lever
William H. Veeneman
Woodlawn
Romanita
Chicago
Williamette
John Choquette
Hal Price Headley
Pillow Talk
Eddie Arcaro
Missouri Pacific extends Dixie League dominance with seventh straight win
Missouri Pacific beat Ouachita Bank to run their Dixie League record to 7–0 as Paine and Turner powered a 5–2 win. Central Bank defeated Southern Equipment 6–4 to pull into a tie for second as Stokes, Hugghins and Evans led the bats for their teams.
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Missouri Pacific
Monroe
Ouachita Bank
Central Bank
Southern
Paine
Turner
Ouachita
Gunn
DuBois
Stokes
Huggins
Central
Zayon
Evans
Brown
Embanato
Williams
Bannister
Southern Equipment
Eminent Doctor Endorses Qualitone Stereophonic Listening Glasses
An eminent medical doctor reports binaural hearing from Qualitone Stereophonic Listening Glasses improves hearing by 20 to 30 percent. The device is described as balancing sound to its true distance and location, aiding comprehension for those who hear but do not understand. Free trial and booklet offered by mail.
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