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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1954

Page

19

Fine Field Arrayed Against Old Master

The article discusses Ben Hogan's bid for a fifth Open Championship, a feat not seen since 1685, with contenders like Sam Snead, Jimmy Demaret, Lloyd Mangrum, Cary Middlecoff, and Julius Boros mentioned. Hogan’s recent inactivity and the era’s strong players are weighed as he pursues history at a venue near Pittsburgh.

Coen Ben Hogan Oakmont Pittsburgh Willie Anderson Bobby Jones Benare Fine Field Sam Snead Jimmy Demaret Lioyd Mangrum Cary Middlecoff Julius Boros Walter

Little Majors Card For Baseball Season

Schedule for the North County Little Majors lists games from June to August with matchups among East Brook Velant Marlansburg Leesburg Nor Mine Nar Lansburg We. 6 Mine and Bast Brook. Dates include June 10 June 26 July 3 July 16 17 31 August 1 6 12 36 with various venues and home teams.

North County East Brook Velant Marlansburg Leesburg East Breet Narlansburg Seset Brook Barle St Jaly Ne Mariencberg Bast Brook Queriansberg Leesbers

Kellogg Off Critical List After Arkansas Crash

Junius Kellogg former Manhattan college basketball player, injured in an auto accident near Pine Bluff Arkansas on April 3, has been taken off the critical list.

One Hit Tilt Resey Grier Breaks Penn State Shot Put Record

Penn State football giant Resey Grier has shattered the school's shot put record three times over two years, showcasing rare two-sport dominance in track and field.

Resey Grier Penn State

Dazzling Opening Nine Marks 18-Event Dash

The report highlights a dazzling opening nine performance in the 100-yard dash among 18 events. The text mentions Alex Litman and references Brooks, Port Gam Heusten, Texas, Rutmes, and Gifth Army with a distances note of 166 feet and an inch detail.

Alex Litman Brooks Sili Sautee Port Gam Heusten Tesas Oy Rutmes Gifth Army

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