Big Names Fail To Qualify In U S Open Golf Open
A large list of prominent players and ex champions missed the U S Open qualifying rounds held at 28 courses around the country. Notables failing include Willie Turnesa Jackie Burke Ted Kroll Don Finsterwald Sam Parks Jr and Tony Manero. Though some did qualify Gene Sarazen Lew Worsham and Lloyd Mangrum earned spots.
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Tulsa
Willie Turnesa
Rye
N. Y
Tony Manero
Pittsburgh
King Sam Parks, Jr
Gene Sarazan
Lew Worsham
Lloyd Mangrum
Mangrum
Detroit
Finsterwald
Bayer
Kroll
Mengrum
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Doug Sanders
Tommy Bolt
Doug Ford
Arnold Palmer
Bo Wininger
Bob Rosburg
Jay Hebert
Marty Furgol
Chuck Koscis
Harvie Ward
U. S. Golf Assn
Napa
Calif
Frank Stranahan
Weathy
Dick Chapman
Ted Makalena
Honolulu
Dick Mayer
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Fleck
Ed Furgol
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Walter Burkemo
Ken Venturi
Fred Hawkins
Sam Snead
Roberto de Vicenzo
Chick Harbert
Billy Maxwell
Billy Joe Patton
Lionel Hebert
Hillman Robbins
Chicago
Bill Erfurth
Chicezs
Tommy Veech
Milwaukee
Ernie Ball
Oak Park
George Bolesta
Danville
Tony Holguin
Midlothian
Ed Lewis
Glenview
Kenny Pinns
Felic Torza
St. Charles
John Krut
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Johnny Palmer
St. Louis
Frank Keller
E. J. Harrison
Clarkson
Denver
Bill Johnston
Provo
Utah
Pueblo
Colo
Marshall Springer
James Foust
Jim English
Los Angeles
Dick Foote
Santa Ana
Jerry Barber
Smiley Quick
Whittier
Teener League standings and results
La Arkansas Equipment edged Missouri Pacific 1 0 in a pitching duel as Gunn threw a two hitter to beat Welch. Sterlington Lions outslugged Monroe Candy 19 11 with Spence and White combining for the win and Vestal hitting 9 3. Kincaid went 2 3 for La Ark. Williams and Turner led the losers with 9 3 and 3 hits respectively.
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La.-Ark
Missouri Pacific
Sterlington Lions Monroe Candy
Sterlington Lions
Monroe Candy
Gunn
la Ark
Welch
Kincaid
Sims
Yerger
Vestal
Spence
Sterlington
White
G. Williams
Turner
Franks
A. Williams
Dodgers Chavez Ravine Referendum Shapes Future of Stadium Plan
Voters weigh Proposition B to approve a city Dodger contract trading 300 acres at Chavez Ravine for Wrigley Field and financing a 12 million dollar stadium plus a half million recreation center. Supporters cite tax boosts and prestige. opponents call the deal a giveaway. Outcome could force renegotiation or relocation if rejected. Roy Sievers tops AL in total bases in 1957 with 331.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
Chavez Ravine
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
O'Malley
Civic Center
Wrigley Field
O’ Malley
Angeltown
John C. Holland
Holland
Norris Poulson
National League
Warren Giles
O'Malley City
Baseball scores and schedules across leagues
Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 8 to 2 in the only game listed. Probable pitchers include Simons for Philadelphia at Chicago and Koufax for Los Angeles. Standings show New York leading the AL with 28 wins and 10 games, Chicago and Boston near .475, and various teams in tight races. Northern basketball note: North Dakota opens 1957-58 with a 246 155 record against six NCAC rivals.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Simmons
Phillips
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Law
Jackson
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Haddix
Koufax
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Burdette
Rush
Gomez
North Dakota
W.L Pet
Neville and West Monroe Lead All-Twin Cities Baseball Team
Neville with five selections and West Monroe with four dominate the Jaycees All-Twin Cities team chosen by local coaches. Eddie McGowen of Ouachita prevented total Neville-Wes Monroe control. Coach Charley Brown named Coach of the Year after Neville’s undefeated season and state title run.
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Neville
West Monroe
Jaycees
Twin Cities
Charley Brown
Fred Southerland
Louis Kincaid
Ronnie Sims
Ronnie McNabb
Julius ‘Dooley
Haddad
Kelton Bacon
Jerry Grubbs
Jerry Stovall
Robert Perkins
Southpaw
Southerland
Bacon
American Legion
Grubbs
Dan McClure
Stovall
Junior Stovall
Sims
Red Sims
Ronnie
McGowen
Ouachita
Eddie
Perkins
Cecil Pickey
Grid Rebels
McNabb
S.L.J
Brown
Hahnville
Eddie Mc
West Monroe and Bastrop Open Legion Play
West Monroe and Bastrop begin Legion play this afternoon at 3:30 at West Monroe Southside Playground. Kilpatrick’s West Monroe, third in the district last year, starts Kelton Bacon Stovall Lolley Holcomb at key positions with Haile Works Patton on mound. Bastrop, coached by Bob Harp, aims to build on two exhibition wins over Farmerville.
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West Monroe
Bastrop
American Legion
Kilpatrick
Dick Howard
Kelton Bacon
Jerry Stovall
Tommy Lolley
Roscoe Holcomb
Ronnie Haile
Wayne Works
Aubrey Patton
Bob Harp
Farmerville
First Annual High School Club Handicap Boys Tourney
Qualifying starts today at Bayou DeSiard Country Club for the first annual High School College Club Handicap Tourney for Boys. Matches are 18 holes with pairings announced Wednesday evening. Schedule spans through June 12 with finals June 13 and prizes for medalist winner runnerup and semi final losers.
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Bayou DeSiard Country Club
DeSiard
Winnie Cole
Cole
Dave Mills Poised For World Record Pace In 440
Cleveland AP report notes high school star Dave Mills, 19, could push toward a world 440 yard dash record after a state triple sprint crown. Mills, 6 feet and 145 pounds, clocked 46.6 for the 440 at the scholastic meet and eyeing Purdue. Coach Carl Antel cites his stride and temperament as key factors in potential improvement.
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Cleveland
Dave Mills
Carl Antel
Mills
Dave
Antel
Purdue University
Lake Fire District
Baldwin-Wallace
Columbus
Ohio
Owens
Jerry White
Corcoran
Calif
Ante
Major League Leaders List By League and Player
National League leaders include Walls and Banks of the Cubs, Thomas of the Pirates, Cepeda and Mays of the Giants with 13 and 41 percent milestones. American League leaders feature Cory and Jensen with the Athletics and Red Sox, Triandos and others with 8 to 9 percent, plus top Giants and Senators players with varied percentages.
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National League
Walls
Cubs
Banks
Thomas
Pirates
Cepeda
Giants
Mays
Cory
Athletics
Jensen
Red Sox
Triandos
Orioles
Sievers
Senators
Maris
Indians
Minoso
Gernert
Spencer
Cerv
Bolling
Tigers
Vernon
United Press International National League
G. AB R. H. Pet
Musial
St.l
S.F
Ashburn
Pha
Crowe
Cin
American League
Nieman
Bal
Fox
Chi
Ward
Cle
Kuenn
Det
McDugid
N.Y
Lollar
West Monroe Rebels Open Season With 8-5 Win
The Brown-Rivers-Scoggin squad beat the Rebel Boys 8 to 5 in the West Monroe opener. Winning battery was Leon Mitetello and Buck Fox, while Gary Fields and Fred Newton played for the losers.
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Brown-Rivers-Scoggin Bt
West Monroe Civitans
Dixie Boys
Rebel Boys
M. Civitans
West Monroe High
West Monroe
Brown-Rivers-Scoggin Downing
Leon Mitetello
Buck Fox
Gary Fields
Fred Newton
Indian Chain Saws Aimed at Southern Loggers Market
Fast moving line of chain saws offered with full discounts on saws ports and chain. Prices pitched as right with extended terms for qualified distributors. Saws built for pro loggers and pulp wood producers to withstand heavy cutting conditions.
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South
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Jimmy Jones
Tim Tam
Belmont Park
Teener League
D. Ward
Roy Sievers
Washington Senators
United Press International
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Spahn
Braves
Baltimore
Purkey
Redlegs
Grissom
McCormick
Elston
Turley
Yankees
Garver
Sisler
Shantz
Ford
Kellner
Terry
Ramos
Kemmerer
Donovan
Bucks
Bunning
Portocarrero
Tomanek
Brewer
City
Eugene Lambert
Alabama
Arkansas
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Natchez
Air Met
Air Express Air Freight
Air Parcel Post
Southern Airways
Neville, W. Monroe
ALL
West Monroe and
Legion
John Moses
Chiley Dykes
Keith Daley
Glenn Dowdy
Roy Lee Scroggins
Dick Smith
Major League
Invincible
Edward
America
Rebel League
Stagg Distilling Company
Frankfort, Kentucky
Indian Chain Law, Inc
Lawrence Avenue
Illinois
Underhill
Kelly
Itr
Tespe
Twin City Tire
Sixth St
Monroe, la
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