Sam Snead Qualifies for U S Open Debut Attempt
Sam Snead finally qualified for the U S Open after many near misses as top players Bolt Middlecoff and Worsham failed to make the field. The Open field will include 150 of the world’s best golfers teeing off next week for the blue ribbon championship.
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Sam Snead
Bolt
Middlecoff
Worsham Fail
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Golf Towers
Sammy
Recreation Softball Highlights Jr League Scores
Ridge Avenue outscored College Place 21 to 16 as Cox hit two homers and Cottonbrook and Hostead added one each. Helstead and Wallace earned the win while Vogel and Mebroom took the loss. Church of God beat Good Hope 11 to 5 as McLeland homered and Sills won the mound duel. Calvary defeated College Place 16 to 12 in Church C League with Nix homering and the winning battery of Nix and Price. Ridge Avenue also won Church A League 9 to 6 led by White with four hits including a homer. The Stealers beat Fair Park 12 to 11 on Stockstill’s grand slam and DeStefano’s two homers. Temple Baptist topped Faith Baptist 7 to 4 in extras as Breland and Bennett homered. St Marks routed Edgewood Baptist in Church C. North Monroe Baptist edged College Church of Christ in Church C. Memorial Methodist pounded Stone Avenue 36 to 10 in Church D with five homers by Dobbins and Prichard. Emmanuel beat First Baptist 9 to 8 in Church B as Thames and Jinks delivered the winners. Good Hope routed Park View 18 to 3 in Church D with Blanton and Winters contributing big hits. Lake Shore Baptist defeated Fair Park Baptist 15 to 0 in Church League as Travis Smith and Fitzgerald led the offense. In the Congressional Club in Washington, Snead and other big names qualified for the Open field. Sam Snead secured a spot at Detroit with 144, five under the cutoff, joining legends like Middlecoff, Marr, and Duden in the week’s final rounds.
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College Place
Cox
Cottonbrook
Hostead
Helstead
Wallace
Vogel
Mebroom Brown
Church of God
Good Hope
McLeland
Tommy Beaube
Jones
Sills
Grant
Calvary
Nix
Price
Harrison and Robertson
Recreation
White
Lockwood
Fulton
Harris
Bushnell
Tucker
Fair Park
Stockstill
DeStefano
John Malta
Johnny Posey
Jowers
Beard
Temple Baptist
Faith Baptist
Breland
Temple
Bennett
Earl
Murphy
Netherland and Grosset
St. Marks Methodist
Edgewood Baptist
Day
St. Marks
Gaskins
Creed
R. Bennett
Carter
North Monroe Baptist
College Church of Christ
Nichols
DeFreese
Roy
Stikes
Taylor
Savage
Walton
Memorial Methodist
Stone Avenue
Church
T. Wilson
Prichard
LaGrone
Dobbins
Spence
D. May
Memorial
Stone
Johnson
Emmanuel
First Baptist
Church B
Wiggins
Sikes
McAdams
Maroney
Thames
Jinks
D. Mobley
Garlington
Park View
Bill Blanton
Sydney Winters
Futch
Berry
Byrd
Lakeshore Baptist
Fair Park Baptist
Travis Smith
Fitzgerald
Smith
Waits
Travis
George
Barfield
Death Row Power Fails Dodgers in Loss to Reds
Los Angeles fans watched the Dodgers struggle to generate offense despite a strong pitching effort. Joe Moeller retired 20 straight after Gordy Coleman’s second inning homer, while Cincinnati used three straight hits in the eighth to push ahead 2-1. Wes Parker drove in the lone Dodgers run with a sacrifice fly.
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Sammy Ellis
Wally Moon
Jim Gilliam
Ryne Duren
Bill Henry
Wes Parker
Pistons Bullets swap stars in record 5 for 3 trade
Baltimore Bullets acquire Bailey Howell Terry Dischinger Don Ohl Bob Ferry and draft picks from Detroit Pistons in a landmark 5 for 3 deal that reshapes both teams roster Dischinger Thorn Jones Kojis join and balance youth with experience as Detroit aims for a strong 60 percent turnover while Baltimore adds veteran scoring and speed Wally Jones Rod Thorn Les Hunter and more move to the Bullets with mixed reactions from ownership and management.
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Detroit Pistons
Baltimore Bullets
Pistons
Bailey Howell
Don Ohl
Bob Perry
Les Hunter
Loyola of Chicago
Wally Jones
Villanova
Bullets
Terry Dischinger
Rod Thorn
Don Kojis
Baltimore
Charley Wolf
Persenel
National Basketball Association
Howell
Piston
Detroit
Bob Ferry
Chicago
Loyola
Dischinger
NBA
Dave Trager
Paul Hoffman
Ohl
Wolf
Thorn
Kojis
Matta and Cassidy Win Tag Team Ring Feature Here
Mexican heavyweight Ronnie Matta and 90 pound partner Sonny Boy Cassidy defeated Karol Krauser and midget Cowboy Bradley in Rolls Arena tag team action Tuesday night. Jerry London beat Mark Starr in 45 minutes in the semi final. Cassiday over Bradley in 12 minutes and Matta over Krauser when the Russian was disqualified.
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Ronnie Matta
Sonny Boy Cassidy
Karol Krauser
Cowboy
Local Little League Tonight Matches Roll On Field Schedule
Lakeshore edging Lakeshore Lions 5 4 in a Minor League tilt. Monroe Fire Department defeats Monroe Optimists 8 6 with Hayward homering for the losers. Sullivan Real Estate beats Monroe Glass 4 3. Twin City Printing tops The Palace 9 3. News-Star routs Van Trow 12 4. Montgomery Insurance loses 6 2. Teams listed with box scores and key players.
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Lakeshore Lions
Lakeshore Phar
Grantham and
Harrell
Raymond and
Simmons
Monroe Fire Department
Monroe Optimists
Hayward
Monroe Fire Dept
Adams
Brown
Hart
Sullivan Real Estate
Monroe Glass
Sullivan Real
Richard Lee
Scott Cruise
David Evans
Hayne Achison
Twin City Printing
The
Palace
the Palace
Twin City
Loyola of New Orleans Star Schroder Signs with Giants
Robert James C Schroder, a 20 year old sophomore shortstop at Loyola of New Orleans, signed a San Francisco Giants bonus contract on Tuesday. The club assigned him to Twin Falls Idaho in the Pioneer Rookie League. He bats left handed.
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Robert James C. Schroder
Loyola of
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