Tam OShanter Tourney Could Grow Bigger Next Year
Promoter George S Max eyes a larger 1960 Tam OShanter Golf Show after a $120 000 event. U S Open champion Julius Boros won a playoff for $25 000 first prize with Cary Middlecoff taking $12 500. Both denied any under the table deal as Boros led the PGA money list with $34 332 and Middlecoff $27 739. Boros excelled from sand traps down the stretch to edge Middlecoff over four final holes.
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Santa Claus
George S. Max
Julius Borosan
Cary Middlecoff
May
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Ond
All Star vs Rams TV radio broadcast set records
The College All-Star game against the Los Angeles Rams is billed as the largest TV and radio hookup yet for a sports contest. Admiral Corporation said 55 video stations will carry a coast to coast telecast from Schier Field along with 400 Mutual radio stations. Jack Brickhouse will provide TV commentary while Jack Drees and Al Helfer share radio duties. The network estimates reach to 35 million people.
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Los Angeles Rams
Admiral Corporation
Schier
Mutual Broadcasting System
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Jack Brickhouse
Jack Drees
al Helfer
Admiral
Reynolds 2 Hits Red Sox 18th For Roberts 7 2
The day’s baseball notes cover Allie Reynolds two hitting the Red Sox in a 7 2 win, lifting the Yankees to a 2 1 4 game lead as Mantle hits 17th and 18th homers. Brooklyn struggles loom after Giants face a tough stretch with Hodges Campanella and Robinson powering rallies. Phillies beat the Giants 7 2 in the first game of a doubleheader while the second goes to Brooklyn 9 5.
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Mickey Mantle
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Yogi Berra
Yogi Boing
Bill Grieve
Gene Woedling
Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Dave's and Lowan Electric Clash at Oregon Field
SEISA schedule focuses on postponements with rainouts forcing makeup games. Tonight West Liberty at Wapello Letts at Wilton and Dave's versus Lowan Electric at Oregon Field. Wapello doubleheader with Washington Wednesday. Washington travels to Letts Thursday. About twelve games postponed must be rescheduled.
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Wapello
Letts
Wilton
Dave’s
Lowan Electric
Oregon Field
Washington
New Boston Fish Fry To Feature Wrestling Cards
Wrestling matches will be featured at the New Boston Illinois fish fry on Saturday August 23 and Sunday August 24 with bouts both afternoon and evening. One main attraction will be Jerry Adams former Olympic star and Nebraska University wrestling coach.
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New Boston
Boston, Ill
Jerry Adams
Nebraska University
Baseball Standings and Schedule for Tuesday Action
Standings show Brooklyn leading the league with 71 wins. Tuesday's schedule lists New York at Brooklyn night and several other city matchups with rain postponements noted. Monday results include Chicago 10 St. Louis 2 and Boston 11 New York 4.
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Philadelphia
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Cleveland
Washington
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New Philadelphia
Olivar Named To Succeed Hickman at Yale
Jordan Olivar, who joined Yale staff recently, was named acting head football coach succeeding Herman Hickman who quit for private business. Hickman had eight years left on a 10 year appointment and moved to a public relations post with General Cigar Co. Olivar will coach Yale for the 1952 season only, bringing six years of Villanova experience.
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i-Pi
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Herman Hickman
Hickman
General Cigar Co
New York
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Villanova
Yale captain leads 11 amid Loyola and West Point ties
The subject captained the 11 as a senior after three years at Loyola of Los Angeles. He arrived at Yale from West Point in 1948. His teams posted 16 wins, 18 losses and two ties.
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Yale
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Etchison to Head Future Rine Card At Junction
Promoter George Long announces a wrestling card at Columbus Junction fairgrounds on Friday September 5 featuring Ronnie Etchison of St. Joseph Missouri. Etchison known for his whirl of death will headline with other wrestlers and an opponent to be named. Tickets on sale at local drug and cigar stores with general admission 1.00, ringside 1.50, children 0.50 tax included.
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Ronnie Etchison
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Pat O'Connor
Ron Etchison
Kansas
Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Lou Thesz
Columbus Junction
Shellabarger
Eichenauer
Muscatine
West Liberty Girls Edge Wapello 3-2
West Liberty girls softball defeated Wapello 3-2 on Monday night at West Liberty. Pat Connor drove in two runs with a first inning error and a home run, while Connor pitched six innings allowing six scattered hits to seal the win.
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Wapello
Felton
Pat Connor
Major League Stars Shine as Cubs Win and Yankees Pitcher Reaches Milestone
Hank Sauer hit his 29th and 30th home runs driving the Cubs to a 10-2 victory over St. Louis, lifting his RBI total to 96. Allie Reynolds pitched a two-hitter for the Yankees, marking his 150th major league win with a 7-0 shutout of the Red Sox.
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Evansville Braves land star pitcher Curtis Raydon
Evansville in the Three I League adds 19 year old Curtis Raydon from Bloomington to their farm club. Raydon listed at 6 3 214 with a strong strikeout record and major league interest from White Sox Cubs Browns Indians. Schedule notes Cedar Rapids at Burlington rained out. other games Waterloo at Evansville Terre Haute at Keokuk Quad Cities at Quincy.
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Bloomington
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Cleveland Indians
Waterloo
Terre Haute
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Quincy
Quad Cities
Cardinals Tie All-Star Record With Eight Selections
The 1943 All-Star game set a NL record as eight players from the St. Louis Cardinals were chosen making the Cardinals the most represented team in a single All-Star Game.
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Kentucky hit with SEC suspension and fines in scandal
Kentucky receives a one year ban on conference play and two football player ineligibilities following an SEC investigation. The suspension leaves 14 open basketball dates and allows non conference games, while fines of 500 dollars each hit Gene Donaldson and Chester Lukawski.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mondey
SEC
Wildcats
Bernie Moore
Gene Donaldson
Cocah
Paul Bryant
Chester Lukawski
East Chicago
Ind
Moore
Donaldson
Lukawski
H. L. Donovan
Klontz Ties Fourth in Junior Amateur Qualifying
Eugene Oregon Herbert Klontz of Ottumwa Iowa shot 75 to finish in a five way tie for fourth after 18 holes in the Jaycee National Junior Amateur Golf tournament. First day medalist was Tommy Jacobs of Montebello California with a 68. Other Iowans John Marshal Bill Feehan and John Gutz also posted solid scores as qualifying continues with two more rounds to cut entrants.
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Ore
Herb Klontz
Ottumwa
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Kiontz
Iowa
Tommy Jacobs
Montebello
Calif
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