Demaret Fires 68 to Lead First Round at U S Open
Jimmy Demaret shot 68 at Inverness to lead the 57th National Open as heavy rains and winds delayed play. Nine of 145 finishers broke par, with Hogan troubled by a back ailment and others like Ford Boros Venturi posting 69s.
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Ohio
Inverness
Jimmy Demaret
Diamesha
Ben Hogan
Chick Harbert
Northville
Mich
Demaret
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N.Y
Julius Boros
Southern Pines
N.C
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
BIG Gallery
Peter Thompson
Jack Fleck
Jeff
Porterhouse sets world mark in Hollywood Express Handicap
Llangollen Farm's Porterhouse wins the $23,350 Hollywood Express Handicap at Hollywood Park in 1:02 2-5 for 542 fur longs, breaking Viking Victory's record. Johny Longden rode the 6-year-old, with Flight History second and Liberal Art third. Porterhouse pays $9.20 5.20 3.90 and earns $14,000 for the victory.
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Inglewood
Calif
Llangollen Farm
Hollywood Park
Viking
Florida
Tropical Park
Lou Costello
Johny Longden
Ada L. Rice
Connie Ring
Porterhouse
Elizabeth Whitney Lunn
Flight History
Liberal Art
Hour Regards
Woveri
Porterhouse-Long
Foul Weather Hattier Fires'75 Secures Senior Medalist Honors
Gilbert Hattier of Houma led medalist with 75 as strong winds and thundershowers hit the State Senior Golf Tournament at Bayou DeSiard Country Club. He tops seven players in the championship flight. defending champion Al Villegas shot 76 in practice.
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Gilbert Hattier
Houma
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Robert Jones
Bogalusa
H. E. McKenzie
Ruston
J. E. Caldwell
Abbeville
Haitier
Col
F. B. Alexander
Baton Rouge
F. Bennett
al Villegas
New Orleans
E. E. Lawson
Monroe
Jim Wellenberg
Joe Aillet
R. B. Prentice
Gene McGlone
Major League Leaders From United Press Baseball Charts
National League leads feature Hodges Musial and Great among top hitters with high averages. Aaron and Musial pace home runs along with Mays and others in a packed leaderboard. Pitching lists Sanford Shantz Bunning Schmidt and Jackson with strong win records.
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Hodges
Bkn
Musial
St.l
Great
Pgh
Fondy
Thomas
Wiliams
Bos
Mantle
N.Y
Fox
Boyd
Grant Defeats Neely In No Tennis Meet
In New Orleans on June 14 Bitsy Grant the veteran Atlanta player needed 30 minutes to beat Ned Neely 6-1 6-1 in the quarterfinals of the 72nd Southern Championships. Grant faces top-seeded Pvt Bill Quillian in the semifinals after Quillian defeated Maxwell Brown Jr 6-2 10-8 in the other quarterfinal.
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New Orleans
Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Ned Neely
Grant
Bill Quillian
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Seattle
Wash
Quillian
Maxwell Brown Jr
Louisville
Baseball League Eyes Clampdown on Rowdyism
Presidents Will Harridge and Warren Giles plan strong action to curb fist swinging after Thursday brawls in Chicago and Brooklyn. Fines of at least 100 dollars likely for five participants and warnings for 16 teams. The dust off pitch sparked fights across Chicago and Brooklyn, with several players ejected in the incidents.
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Will Harridge
Warren Giles
Chicago
Brooklyn
Montag's Homer Powers Atlanta Past Memphis in Doubleheader
Atlanta cracked 7-5 in the opener as Bob Montag hit his third homer in two games guiding the Crackers to a 7-5 win over Memphis. They swept the doubleheader 6-4, cutting Memphis' league lead to one game. Mobile beat Chattanooga 7-1, Birmingham moved to fourth with 12-1 over Little Rock, and New Orleans beat Nashville 5-4 in 13 innings with Morris Thacker homering for the Pels.
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Atlanta Crackers
Memphis
Atlanta
Mobile
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Barons
Little Rock
New Orleans
Nashville
Morris Thacker
Mem
Dick Camilli
Steve Demeter
Jerry Davie
Baron Southpaw
Travelers
Stan Johnson
Don Bradley
Vols
Volunteers
Tom Hamilton
Thacker
Money to Lend We Want To Lend It To You
A lending offer invites readers to come in and have car payments reduced whether the car is paid for or not. The ad also promises extra cash and states they lend money on almost anything.
Twin Cities YMCA YWCA Day Camp Slated for June to August
The Twin Cities YMCA YWCA offers a day camp for ages 6 to 13 with activities such as horseback riding archery swimming boating fishing riflery devotionals athletics games camping and singing. Sessions run June 17 to August 9 with two week periods at tuition of 15.00 and capacity of 150 boys and 150 girls per period. Contact FA 5-2353 for details or write P O Box 784 Monroe Louisiana.
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Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
P.O
Monroe
Louisiana
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Bud) Ward
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Billy Maxwell
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Cary Middlecoff
Athe
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Caldwell
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Studebaker Packard
Studebaker-Packard
South Bend
Central Auto Sales
Studebaker-Packard Lusslyf Ss
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