Palmer Rest Lets Pro Golfers Ease Ahead
Oklahoma City Open winner Arnold Palmer of Ligonier Pennsylvania took a brief rest from the tour with a 1 under par 272 at Twin Hills Country Club earning 3500 dollars. He will miss Hot Springs Open and Memphis at Louisville events to recuperate and prepare for the National Open trials at Winged Foot June 11 to 13 in Mamaroneck New York. Palmer now holds 15490 this year and 45000 last year to lead earnings. Bob Goalby, Belleville Illinois now based in Crystal River Florida, chased Palmer with a 2 stroke deficit.
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Ligonier
Twin Hills
Palmer
Memphis
Louisville
Washington, D.C
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Par Smasher
Bob Goalby
Belleville, Ill
Crystal River, Fla
Ottawa Men Bowlers Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Officers of the Ottawa Men's Bowling Association were elected for the coming year at IOOF Hall. Dick Smay was named president, Wayne Lewis vice president, Bill Wenthe secretary treasurer, and Bill Ransom and Virgil Bien to the governing board. Lewis becomes vice president, replacing Max Thompson, while Ransom and Bien fill positions left by Merle Birckhead and Ben Nicholas. All other officers were re elected. The group aims to promote sportsmanship and expand bowling interest in Ottawa.
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Ottawa Men's Bowling Association
Dick Smay
Wayne Lewis
Bill Wenthe
Bill Ransom
Virgil Bien
Lewis
Max Thompson
Ransom
Bien
Merle Birckhead
Ben Nicholas
Ottawa
Ioof Hall
Bowling Notes Highlight Local Lanes Competition
Glenna Lu Whitacre rolled the high game and series at Royal T Lanes with 195 and 537. Ruth Mack had second high game 190, Ruth Carlson second high series 511. Moore Chevrolet led with 804 game and 2389 series and 113 wins as top team. Ottawa and Bond leagues noted, with Ruth Carlson carrying a 158 average and several 5-10 splits.
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Royal T Lanes
Ruth Mack
Ruth Carlson
Moore Chevrolet
Moore’s
Susie Wolgast
Betty Pogue
Helen Wenthe
Gloria Renfro
Mann-Bell
Budge Hardware
Ottawa Savings and Loan
Unique
Bond's
Bowling Scores in Jack and Jill League Highlights
Fritta O Dell led with 179 in a 433 series for J J O Dell. Pogue Cain posted 178 for 487. Redick smashed 204 in a 30 game to lift his team to 461. Fritts tallied 177 for 481. Ransom rolled 211 in a 589 series, with Belter on 181 for 526.
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Jack and Jill League
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J. O'Dell
Pogue-Cain
B. Pogue
Redich
R. Redick
G. Ellis
Bryant-Fritts
C. Fritts
Wolgant-Ransom
B. Ransom
LeValiey-Ogle
Belter
Williams To Don Uniform Tonight
Boston AP reports Ted Williams near full improvement and set to rejoin the Red Sox lineup for the Fenway Park game against the Chicago White Sox after missing action since late in the exhibition season. Williams is expected to start once more as Boston hosts Chicago.
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Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
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Prep Track Champions To Topeka This Week
Arch ie San Romani Jr leadingClass AA contenders to defend mile title at the 1959 Kansas high school track meet in Topeka with best season time 4 13 6 and aiming to lower prep record 4 13 2 Also defending champs include Roger Schmanke Fenton Talbott in field events and Terry son favored in low hurdles while Class A names Dale Alexander Jerry Hooker Bob Klein Dick Perry Mike Reynolds compete in sprints and pole vault Defending Class B champs Russ Vail Bob Pankratz highlight Wichita East Hugoton Satanta host meet Friday and Saturday
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Kansas
San Romani
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McPher
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Wegmet
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Ished
Alexander
Schmanke
Talbott
Dale Alexander
Hays
Jerry Hooker
Scon
Bob Klein
Goodland
Dick Perry
Hugoton
Mike Reynolds
Bonner Springs
Klein
Perry
Reynolds
Gary Phye
Harper
Russell Vail
Plains
Bob Pankratz
Cassaday
Wichita
Wichita East
Satanta
Roger Schmanke
Bob Lewis
Title Bout Not To Be On Home TV
New York AP reports Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson will fight June 25 with no home television. Viewers can attend at Yankee Stadium or watch live via closed circuit TV sold to Teleprompter Corp for at least 300000 dollars.
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New York
Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Johansson
Yankee Stadium
Bill Rosensohn
Teleprompter Corp
Red China Seeks Readmission to Olympics
Avery Brundage, president of the International Olympic Committee, recalls Communist China’s exit and notes Red China now seeks back in. He departs for the May 23 executive session in Munich as Russia requests discussion of admission. Brundage reiterates the IOC’s stance on recognizing only national committees and sports federations, not governments.
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Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
China
Red China
Olympic Movement
Chicago
State Department
Brundage
ICC
Munich
Russia
Olympic tensions cited in China boycott remarks
A source quotes Red China asserting it will seek control over all Chinese athletes worldwide at a meeting. It states the resignation from the Olympic movement was due to opposition to Nationalist China's participation for Formosa.
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Red China
Olympic Movement
China
Formosa
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