Americans Reach British Amateur Semis in Sandwich
In Sandwich England three Americans survive to the British Amateur semifinals with English champion Guy Wolstenholme blocking the final, as Dean Beman Bill Hyndman and Bob Magee join. Semis are 36 holes at Royal St George's, final Saturday.
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U.S
Guy Wolstenholme
Dean Beman
Silver Springs
Bill Hyndman
Abington
Bob. Magee
Newton
Mass
Royal St. George’s Links
Baseball Scores Friday Games Detroit at Chicago Baltimore at New York Boston at Washington
Friday results include Kansas City 7 Cleveland 2 and Baltimore 5 New York 0 Boston 3 Washington 1 Detroit at Chicago was rain delayed. Saturday schedule lists eight matchups with several games noted as N for nonplayed.
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Washington
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Cincinnati
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Old Fashioned Start For Racing Classic
Indianapolis AP reports the 500 mile race will revert to the traditional start after two prologues. Thirty three cars will line up behind the pace car with engines off, then start together on a two lap parade. The change follows past incidents including a 1956 crash that injured a crewman and two years of off track starts.
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Golf Pairings Announced For Women’s Club Event
Pairings for the women’s golf at the Country Club course were announced by Mrs. June Foulks. Names include Lois Speer Lollar Nancy Lollar Indall Worthington Hill Sheldon Deputy Freed en and Young. A luncheon at 12 30 p m requires reservations with Mrs. Foulks.
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Hill
Sheldon
Fredeen
Young
Foulks
Ann Fredeen
Topeka Country Club
Topeka
Charles Fletcher
Jack Kille
Dick Peters
Don Shade
Wilbur B. Foulks
Friend finally breaks into win column for Pirates
Bob Friend, after a 0-7 start, pitched a complete game and four-hitter to beat Milwaukee 3-0, lifting the Pirates to third place and trimming the Braves' lead. The victory came in the final game of the series, with Harvey Haddix’s earlier loss noted, as other NL results shifted standings.
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Pirates
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Braves
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San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Dodgers
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Cincinnati
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Cubs
Seth Morehead
Ernie Banks
Banks
Walt Moryn
Art Fowler
Dave Hillman
Don Elston
Ottawa Girls Face North Baptist Men at Forest Park
Ottawa girls softball team meets North Baptist men for a non scheduled game at Forest Park tonight. The contest starts at 7 30 p.m.
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North Baptist
Forest Park
Daley Leads A's Past Indians In 7-2 Victory
Bud Daley pitched effectively as Kansas City Athletics defeated Cleveland 7-2, trimming the Indians’ AL lead to a half game. Daley, a left-hander with a birth injury, improved to 1-0 in three starts since becoming a starter, following a shutout against Chicago and a near-shutout at New York. The White Sox rainout with Detroit altered standings as Baltimore and Boston closed gaps behind the leaders.
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Cleveland
Indians
A’s
White Sox
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Tigers
Baltimore
Hoyt Wilhelm
New York
Boston
Washington
Frank Sullivan
Nine Teams Sign Up for Ottawa Church Softball League
Nine teams join the Ottawa Church Softball League for summer with opening game set June 8. A practice period is planned next week. Open to church or Sunday school members age 14 or older. Games will be held Mondays and Fridays. Teams include Wesley Methodist Trinity Methodist Church of the Nazarene First Methodist First Baptist United Presbyterian First Christian Union Chapel and North Baptist.
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Ottawa Church
Orris Cox
Cox
Wesley Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Church of the Nazarene
First Methodist
First Baptist
United Presbyterian
First Christian
Uniion Chapel
North Baptist
Nino Valdes In TV Fight
Alonzo Johnson of Pittsburgh meets top contender Nino Valdes in a televised heavyweight bout. Valdes, 34, weighs 224 pounds and has stopped Hurricane Jackson, Joe Erskine, Mike DeJohn, Pat McMurtry, and Dan Hodge, rating No. 8 in the National Boxing Association. Johnson is unranked and will give away significant pounds.
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Pittsburgh
Cuba
Nino Valdes
Valdes
Hurricane Jackson
Joe Erskine
Joe
Mike DeJohn
Pat McMurtry
Dan Hodge
Valdez
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Johnson
Nino
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