Nicklaus Podolski Reach All Ohio State NCAA Final
Nicklaus and Podolski, both of Columbus Ohio, won in the National Collegiate Golf Championship to set up an all Ohio State final. Nicklaus trailed Hunt by four holes at lunch but won 2 and 1. Podolski rallied from 3 down to defeat Smith 1 up after a strong afternoon run.
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Gene Hunt
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Wisconsin
Veterans reach finals in Southern Amateur golf semifinals
Two veteran players Billy Joe Patton and Sonny Ellis advanced to the 36 hole championship match at Holston Hills in Knoxville. Patton defeated Bob Womack Jr. 3 and 2 then won a late par to beat Womack 1-up. Ellis edged Sammy Marsh 1-up after beating Dudley Wyson Jr. 2 and 1.
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Ellis
Georgia Capitol
Bob Woofdin Jr
Alabama
Selma
Ala
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Florence
S.C
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Dudley Wysong Jr
McKinney
Tex
Sammy Marsh
Greenville
Holston Hills
Recreation Softball Roundup: Close Civic League Battles Highlight Night
In Civic League play Pro gressive Mens Club edged National Guard 13 12 as LaPietra Sylversti and Demers led with three hits each and Bivens belted a grand slam. College Town toppled McClendon 17 14 behind Portman and Bryan. Surratt shined in Civic League 3 0 win over Monroe Jaycees.
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McCandlish
Sheppard
Ussery
Maggio
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United States to face Australia in London finals at Queens Club
US players McKinley and Richey advanced to London Tennis Championships finals at Queens Club with Australian opponents. McKinley beat Mark 6-4 6-4 in the men semis, while Richey defeated Christine Truman 6-3 5-7 6-0 to reach the final. Bruins Lead Again in NCAA Tennis
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Queens Club
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Chuck) McKinley
St. Louis
Bob Mark
Australia
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San Angelo
Tex
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Britain
Christine Truman
Bruins
Owens Returns to Phillies After Spring Departure
Jim Owens the right hander who quit the Phillies in spring training rejoined the team Friday night saying he is ready to work anytime they give him the ball. Catcher Jim Coker recalled from Buffalo also reported and played behind the plate in the game against the Pirates. Joseph Green linked to the college basketball scandal was brought back to New York from Seattle where he was arrested on Wednesday.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Phils
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Gotham
New York
Joseph Green
Seattle
Wash
District Attorney’s Office
Mele to Replace Lavagetto as Twins Manager
Minnesota Twins fire manager Harry Lavagetto and name Sam Mele to take over for the start of the New York Yankees series at Metropolitan Stadium. Mele vows no drastic changes but will rest injured Lenny Green and assess personnel with owner Cal Griffith.
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Minnesota
Detroit
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Top Contenders Vie For National AAU Track Honors
In New York at Downing Stadium 535 leading athletes compete for 20 titles in the National AAU Track and Field Championships. Cyrol Burleson and Jim Beatty headline a strong field as finalists earn spots on the team to face Russia West Germany England and Poland next month. The event airs on ABC with finals and trials across Saturday and Sunday.
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Cyrol Burleson
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Downing Stadium
Randalls Island
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West Germany
England
Poland
American Broadcasting Co
Little League Scores Roundup From Northside District
In Little League action H Mickel Wholesale defeated North Monroe Lions 14 to 6 as Holmes went 2 for 3. Shelton Thurman duo on the winning battery while Hicks Ernst took the loss. KLIC edged North Monroe 3 to 2 behind Tommy Antee with Pat Stewart the losing pitcher. Monroe Brick beat Van Trow 5 to 4 with Moses two hits. Carafest Liles on the winning battery. Saget Peat on the losing. Sun Lighting routed Rodriguez Farr 20 to 2 as Bright pitched a 3 for 3 night with Allen the loser and Perry the lone hit for Rodriguez Farr. Dew Music overwhelmed Jack Armstrong 18 to 10 as McGee Ford had two hits. McGee won on the mound while Walker took the loss.
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North Monroe Lions
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Hicks
Ernst
Klic
North Monroe
Tommy Antee
Pat Stewart
Monroe Brick
van Trow
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Carafest
Liles
Saget
Peat
Sun Lighting
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Bright
Allen
Perry
Dew Music
Jack Armstrong
McGee
Ford
Walkers
Lavagetto Out as Twins Manager Amid Mele Pick
Cookie Lavagetto learns Sami Mele will replace him as Minnesota Twins manager after a radio report and phone call from Cal Griffith. Lavagetto packs his bags at the park while Harmon Killebrew and Jim Lemon offer mixed sentiments and well wishes.
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Cookie
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Local Little Boys League results shown across three games
Louisiana Power and Light beat Sinclair 7 to 3 as Rob Smith and Terry Kincaid teamed for the win. Randall Walker and Terry Kincaid each had two hits for the winners. Randall Cloyd homered for Sinclair with two hits from Mark Crews and Danny Rhodes. Corbetts Hardware prevailed 5 to 3 led by Peck and Rush with two hits each while Mitillo added two. Shell Oil Co. toppled Central Savings 13 to 4 as Roy Hendrix and Taylor produced key hits. Lambert took the loss. Pulp & Paper defeated Firestone 7 to 2 behind Jordan and Raymond with Steve Clark homering. Dennis Sconyers had two hits for the losers. Seasons was .268. best year 1947 at .302 with 12 homers and 73 RBIs.
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Terry Kincaid
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Randal Cloyd
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Corbetts Hardware
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Peck
Rushing
Mitillo
Lawis and Lenard
Shell Oil Co
Central Savings
South Side
Roy Hendrix
Taylor
Lambert
Central Saving
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Clint Jordan
Pulp & Paper
Firestone
Jordan
Raymond
Steve Clark
Robert Holloway
Dennis Sconyers
Winnsboro Tops Newellton On No Hit Pitching
Winnsboro remains on top of the Pelican League by defeating Newellton 2-0 behind James McElmore’s no hit effort. Final score shows Winnsboro 2 Newellton 0 as McElmore and Nee Kifer combine for the win with solid defense and timely hitting.
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Newellton
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Kifer
McElmore
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Krausse Brothers Eye Major League Careers
Lew Krausse Jr. made a major league debut with a 3 hit shutout for the Athletics, earning a $125000 bonus after high school graduation in Chester PA. His 15 year old brother David, a pitcher who has thrown five no hitters in youth leagues, watches hoping to join him as a catcher or battery mate. Their father Lew Sr. scouts for Oakland while mother reflects on baseball fame and fan fickleness.
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Chester
Lew Krausse Jr
Kansas City Athletics
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Boston Red Sox
Lew
Father Lew Sr
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Lew Sr
Banks Votes Future Ahead Of Present
Chicago Cubs slugger Ernie Banks benched himself for at least four days to protect a pinched left knee. The 30-year-old sat after his 717th consecutive game, sacrificing a shot at the NL consecutive games record and risking no longer playing through pain.
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Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Banks
Germany
Stan
Man) Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Lou Gehrig
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Hoetmer Triumphs In Rainy Women’s Golf Tourney
Judy Hoetmer of Washington staged a late comeback at the 17th annual Women’s Collegiate Golf Tourney on the par 77 Michigan course. She tied Karen Schull of Kansas three times on the back nine after a 1‑down halfway, then forged ahead on 17 and halved the 18th for victory.
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Mich
Pacific Northwest
University of Washington
Judy Hoetmer
Seattle
John Hoetmer
Karen Schull
University of Kansas
Miss Schull
University of Michigan
Solunar Periods Guide for Fishing and Hunting
The schedule from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables outlines daily minor and major periods for today and tomorrow. Plan activities to catch peak sport times, starting as shown and lasting about one and a half to two hours.
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