Snead Venturi And Maxwell Eyed In Dallas Open
Sam Snead Ken Venturi and Billy Maxwell head the strong Dallas Open lineup at Oak Cliff Country Club as the $25000 event opens. Snead seeks consecutive Dallas wins with 67s in tuneups, Venturi shows solid form, Maxwell fired a 64 in pro am and others like Littler Wall Souchak join a deep field. some stars like Hogan Palmer and Hebert are missing as promoters pushed for practice at Tulsa.
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Dallas
Sam Snead
Ken Venturi
Billy Maxwell
Oak Cliff Country Club
Snead
Venturi
Maxwell
Gene Littler
Art Wall
Ernie Vossler
Mike Souchak
Bill Parker
Tommy Bolt
Cary Middlecoff
Julius Boros
Bunky Johnson
Littler
Johnson
Jim Ling
Doug Ford
Ed Oliver
Roberto de Vicenzo
Don Finsterwald
al Besselink
Don January
George Bayer
Fred Hawkins
Fred Haas
Howie Johnson
Doug Sanders
Chick Harbert
Gary Player
Bo Wininger
Bob Rosburg
Marty Furgol
Ben Hogan
Arnold Palmer
Bill Casper
Paul Harney
Jay Hebert
Ling
Tulsa
Morrow Regains Form Aiming for AAU and Sime Showdown
Bobby Morrow, back in peak sprint form, won two California Relays races beating Ray Norton and Bill Woodhouse and eyeing a rematch with Dave Sime at Bakersfield for the National AAU. He plans to run the 220 yard race for the world record in Houston Meet of Champions, hoping for a chute start.
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Abilene, Tex
Bobby Morrow
Morrow
California
Ray Norton
San Jose State
Bill Woodhouse
Abilene
Christian
Willie White
Dave Sime
Duke
Big Spring
Tex
Bakersfield
Calif
Bobby
Sime
Dave
Houston
Oliver Jackson
Abilene Christian College
Woodhouse
Norton
Ouachita National Bank tops Dixie League with wins
Ouachita National Bank defeated Missouri Pacific 7 to 3 to swell its Dixie League lead. Central Savings Bank tied for second by beating Southern Equipment 16 to 9. Walton led Ouachita with 2 for 4 while Embanato starred for Southern Equipment with 4 for 4 including a home run.
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Ouachita National Bank
Southern Equipment
Sig Koa Ae
Central Savings Bank
Missouri Pacific
Walton
Ouachita Bank
Darden
Oglesbee
Railroaders
Sims
Warner
Bass
Central Bank
Embanato
McStravick
Stewart
All-Gulf States Conference Baseball Team Named
Louisiana Tech SLI and Northeast dominate the 1958 all Gulf States conference squad with 15 first team picks. Jimmy Orton earns outstanding player honors for Tech while Wade Scott, Jer ry Martin, Bob Petifils and others represent multiple schools.
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Lake Charles
Louisiana Tech
SLI
Northeast
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
Jimmy Orton
Tech
Wade Scott
Orton
Scott
Jesse Mercer
Jerry Martin
Bob Petiifils
Clyde Wolf
Steve Brack'n
Ike McMullen
James Mack
Gary Huckabay
George Thomas
van Edwards
Southeastern Louisiana
McNeese
Kenneth King
Amos Ivey
Northwestern
Billy Cook
Ino
James Orton
la. Tech
Wade Scot
Amos Ivy
N’east
Steve Brackin
SE la
Jerry
Little League and Palace split league leads with big scores
United Gas and Monroe Police shared first in the North side League after United Gas won 11 to 1 over Gay Clothing with Britton the pitcher and Hill homering. The Palace beat Lennon Motors 18 to 4 to tie North Monroe Lions for first in the Southside League, Accardo 3 for 4 paced Palace.
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United Gas
Monroe Police
Gay Clothing
Hill
Britton
Cupples
Palace
North Monroe Lions
Lennon Motors
Accardo
Bennett
Bragg
Elmendorff
Lennon
Factor
Corbin
Monroe
Raye
Southside
the Palace
Twin City Printing
Friendly Finance
KLIC
Northside League
Monroe Police United Gas
Monroe Brick
Louisiana Plumbington Gay Clothing
Van-Trow Enounee
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top performers in batting and pitching across the Major Leagues with leaders in averages runs and home runs. Key names include Musial Mays Ashburn Banks Walls Cepeda Mays Spencer Gilliam and Spahn with figures for hits doubles triples and stolen bases.
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Mack
Nieman
Baltimore
McDougald
New York
Ward
Cleveland
Kuenn
Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Cerv
Kansas City
F. Bolling
Lopez
Minoso
Power
Jensen
Boston
Gernert
Sievers
Washington
Vernon
Lemon
Bridges
Malzone
Avila
Mantle
Nielman
Bauer
Pearson
Martyn
Tuttle
Robinson
Triandos
Aparicio
Harrell
Wilson
Turley
Garver
Kuecks
Shantz
Ford
Pierce
Harshaman
Wynn
Spencer
San Francisco
Banks
Thomas
Pittsburgh
Mays
Cepeda
Musial
St. Louis
Walls
Hoak
Cincinnati
Moryn
Nazeroski
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Blasingame
Neal
Gilliam
Los Angeles
Virdon
Homf
RMNS
T. Taylor
Skinner
Gillam
Zimmer
McMahon
Milwaukee
Spahn
Purkey
McCormick
Grisson
Jones
Padres
Gomez
Antonelli
Drott
Haddix
Baseball scores and schedule from yesterday and today
Yesterday results feature Chicago defeating New York 7 to 2 and Cleveland over Boston 7 to 5 in 10 innings. Today matchups include Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Boston, Detroit at Baltimore, and Kansas City at Washington with listed starting pitchers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Wynn
Moore
Larsen
Shantz
Kellner
Terry
van Lont
Jeanne
Baltimore A
Tigers Lose Kuenn and Slump to AL Cellar
Detroit loses star Harvey Kuenn to an eye injury after a clash at Baltimore. He underwent plastic surgery with uncertain return. The Tigers drop to eighth as Gail Harris hits a solo shot and the Orioles win 6-4. Other AL results include White Sox over Yankees 7-2 and Kansas City 5-4 over Washington.
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Detroit Tigers
Harvey Kuenn
Kuenn
Baltimore
Gus Triandos
Orioles
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Yankees
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Johnny Podres
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Ernie Banks
Triandos
Gail Harris
Detroit
Bob Boyd
Billy Pierce
New York
Bob Turley
Pierce
Tom Sturdivant
White Sox
Yankee
Whitey Ford
Johnny Bucks
Sox
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Don Mueller
Harper Medalist in High School College Club Handicap Golf
Jim Harper earned medalist honors at the first annual High School College Club Handicap Golf Tournament at Bayou DeSiard Country Club. He shot 73 gross with a net 70 after his three handicap, with Clayton Cole and Sonny Harper tied for runner up at net 71.
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Jim Harper
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Harper
Clayton Cole J
Sonny Harper
Winnie Cole
Bayou DeSiard
Bobby Garrett
Richard Guerriero
J.schlossman
Charles Garretson
Howard
Knickerbockers Announce Stamford Training Camp
The New York Knickerbockers will train next fall in Stamford Connecticut. The NBA club announced three weeks of practice beginning September 9 at the new Stamford Catholic High School.
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New York
New York Knickerbockers
Stamford
Conn
NBA
New Stamford Catholic High School
Valenzuela to ride Tim Tam in Belmont Stakes
Ismael Valenzuela, 23, chosen to ride Calumet Farm's Tim Tam in the Belmont Stakes to complete the Triple Crown bid. He replaces Bill Hartack, who is recovering from a broken leg, with Hartack advised of the decision. Tim Tam, the Derby and Preakness winner, faces seven rivals including Flamingo Nasco and Page Seven as early odds list Tim Tam as the favorite at 1 to 10.
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New York
Ismael Valenzuela
Tim, Tam
Calumet Farm
Valenzuela
McNary
Tex
Bill Hartack
Calumet
Jimmy Jones
Jones
Hartack
Tl Am
Tim Tam
Bill
Decisio
Delaware Park
Arcaro
Whirlaway
Citation
Sir Barton
Johnny Loftus
Gallant Fox
Earl Sande
Omaha
Willie Saunders
Charlie Kurtsinger
Count Fleet
Johnny Longden
Warren Mehrtens
C. V. Whitney
Flamingo
George Lewis
Martins Bullah
Anna Cannuli
Joseph FE
O'Connell
Cavan
Wheatley Stable
Nasco
Bold Ruler
Chance It
Tony
Only 2 Yanks Left In British Amateur Golf Championship
In the British Amateur at St Andrews Scotland only two Americans remain in the field as the event moves into the late rounds. John Penrose and Tim Holland survive with 16 players left and semifinals set for Friday. If a final features two Americans it would be a rare all US showdown since 1952.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
Uncle Sam
John Penrose
Miami Beach
Philadelphia
Tim Holland
Rockville Centre
N. Y
Danny
Penrose
Holland
Robert Roos
San Francisco
Frank Strafaci
Miami
Louis du Long
Hannesport
Mass
Jimmy McHale
John ‘Franck
Newton
N. J
Peter
Grant
Phoenix
Ariz
Keith Compton
St. Joseph
Harvie Ward
Frank Stranahan
Prestick
National Golf Day Event Set For Saturday
Bayou Desiard Country Club joins the seventh National Golf Day inviting amateurs to try to beat champions. Dick Mayer and Lionel Hebert will tour Tulsa's Southern Hills Country Club with a national broadcast guiding entrants. A $1 entry fee per contender, with $1 per extra round.
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Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Winnie Cole
Dick Mayer
Lionel Hebert
Southern Hills Country Club
Tulsa
Okla
Mayer
Hebert
Bryan Passes Up Bid For Fourth Indy Title
Jimmy Bryan, winner of last Friday's 500 mile race in Indianapolis, plans to skip a bid for a fourth national championship this year. Owner George Salin cites income tax problems as a key factor. Bryan will drive the Belond Special to Monza for the June 29 500 mile race with an American team including Rathmann Thomson Reece Freeland Crawford Ruttman Veith Sachs Ward.
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Jean
Tech
Thomas
GSC
Cook
McNeese
Charley Decker
Cooks
Decker
Kenneth King
Mercer
Big Tech
Orton
Petiifils
Scott
McMullen
Glen Luker
Kemp Gordon
Billy Booth
Northwestern
Luker
Indianapolis
Jimmy Bryan
George Salin
Whittier
Calif
Bryan
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Monza
Italy
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Johnny Thomson
Boyertown
Jimmy Reece
Don Freeland
Ray Crawford
Pasadena
Troy Ruttman
la Mirada
Bob Veith
Oakland
Eddie Sachs
Center Valley
Rodger Ward
Los Angeles
Six Teams Still In Fight For NAIA Championship
Alpine Texas AP six teams remain in the NAIA baseball chase with two idle. San Diego State plays Elon of North Carolina and Sul Ross the defending champ faces St Cloud of Minnesota after byes in yesterday's opening round.
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Alpine, Tex
San Diego State
Sul Ross
San Diego
Elon
North Carolina
St. Cloud
Minnesota
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