Tutwiler Upsets British Champ in National Amateur
Ed Tutwiler Charleston West Virginia defeated Joe Conrad San Antonio 2 and 1 in the first round of the National Amateur Golf Championship at Lake Forest Illinois. He advances to face Henry Timbrook Jr San Francisco in the second round as veteran players like Don Cherry and Charley Coe watch closely amid a field including Bill Campbell and Jack Nicklaus.
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Ed Tutwiler
Charleston
W. Va
Tutwiler
Henry Timbrook, Jr
San Francisco
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Tex
Conrad
U. S
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Meade
Roger McManus
Cincinnati
Hugh Fullerton JR
Ken Venturi
Knollwood
Don Cherry
Charley Coe
Smoky Joe
Texas
Bill Hyndman
Chick Evans
U.S
Fred Wright
West Virginia
Willie Turnesa
Dick Chapman
Bruce Cudd
Harvie Want
Billy Joe Patton
Bob Sweeny
Hillman Robbins
Joe Campbell
Purdue University
Campbell
Hyndman
Iutside
Tubwiler
Bill Campbell
Huntington
Bill
Richard H. Semple Jr
Settleley
Charles Kunkle Jr
Johnstown
Gerald McFerren
Norbeck
W. W. Flenniken
Engle Wood
Colo
Portland
Ore
Philip S. Weichman
Harlan
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
George HK. Fulton, Jr
Roanoke
M. C. James, Jr
Knoxville
Tenn
Wesley Steinmann
West Virginia University
NFL
Freddie Wyant
Saturday Night Bay Packers
Wyant
Dick James
Johnny Carson
Joe Marconi
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Sam Huff
New York Giants
Yanks Not Mantle See Record Hurdles for 1927 Hero
Yankee batters chase team and league marks as Mickey Mantle slumps with 47 homers and nine needed for the Yanks to top 182 in 1936. Giants and Redlegs races spark three players from West Virginia University into NFL looks, while Bobby Moss faces release after camp.
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Babe Ruth
Mick
Ruth
Mantle
Ruh
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Cincinnati Redlegs
Boardman Carter Fight a Tossup in Boston Garden
Larry Boardman of Marlborough faces veteran Jimmy Carter in a 10 round lightweight bout at Boston Garden. Carter, with over 100 fights in more than 10 years, is a noted spoiler for New England prospects. Boardman, 20, has 34 pro starts and trained for 95 rounds as he seeks a career defining win.
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Larry Boardman
Marlborough
Conn
Jimmy Carter
Boston Garden
Carter
New England
Jimmy
Tommy Collins
George Arujo
Providence
Boardman
Phillies Rehire Mayo Smith To Manage 1955 Phillies
Mayo Smith signed to manage the Philadelphia Phillies for a third season. He took charge in October 1954 after Terry Moore was released, guiding the club from fourth to fifth place with potential for a first division finish. Contract terms were not disclosed.
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Philadelphia WA
Mayo Smith
Philadelphia Phillies
Smith
Terry Moore
Phils
Sullivan Knocks Out Troy Ending Six Month Layoff
Willie Troy began a six month vacation after a loss to John L. Sullivan at St Nicholas Arena. The bout ended in the eighth round with Sullivan breaking Troy's jaw and taking a series of decision verdicts from three judges and the Associated Press. Sullivan weighed 162 pounds to Troy's 160 and delivered a looping overhand right to seal victory.
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Willie Troy
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
England
Troy
Duke
St. Nicholas Arena
Willie
Dave Feld
Bert Grant
Artie Schwartz
Associated Press
Basilio Seeks Title Return Against Saxton in Syracuse
Basilio predicts reclaiming the welterweight crown as he meets Johnny Saxton in the War Memorial Auditorium. Odds shifted to favor Saxton after Basilio’s claim of bad luck in Chicago, with Saxton confident and aiming for victory or a knockout in the title rematch.
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Carmen Basilio
Johnny Saxton
Saxton
War Memorial Auditorium
Basil O
Chicaza
Basilio
Prince Johnson
Summit
N.J
Leading Jockey Arcaro 40 Says No Retirement Plans
The Time notes jockey Eddie Arcaro, 40, remains the nation's top money winner entering his 25th season with about $20 million in purses. He and his family live in Media, Pennsylvania, and after a modest tax picture, he proclaims no retirement while continuing to chase major wins like the Hopeful Stakes and the Kentucky Derby.
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New York
George Edward Arcaro
Arcaro
Eddie
Cincinnati
Carolyn
Bobby
Beautiful
Sara- Hoga
King Hairan
Nashua
Citation
Williams Back at Quarterback for Beckley Eagles
Woodrow Wilson's Flying Eagles prepare for a visit from Huntington as Williams returns at quarterback and shifts to right guard. Coach Mullens refines the lineup to boost offense while Nelson Bragg notes improved play and Huntington's fast backfield. Bob Bivens injures hip. Frank Meadows steps in at his spot. Alvin Thomas returns to center as Beckley eyes a stronger performance after a tough opener.
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Mullens
Eagles
Huntington
Danny Williams
Woodrow Wilson
Flying Eagles
Walt Rap
Lewis
Williams
Rappold
Danny Wiliams
Nelson Bragg
Bob Bivens
Maltens
Frank Meadows
Bivens
Alvin Thomas
Letterman
Bragg
Bluefield
Beavers
Pony Express
Je‘Tome van Meter
Freshmen and Sophomores Shine in Southern Conference Practice
The Southern Conference gathers a promising crop of freshmen and sophomores across member schools. At William & Mary Jack Freeman leads a youthful charge with halfbacks Dave Edmunds and Smokey Sherman starring in drills.Virginia highlights include Joe Rossetti moving to second team at Richmond and Billy Baker promoted to first team quarterback at Furman.
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Associated Press
Jackie Freeman
William & Mary
Dave Edmunds
Smokey Sherman
Jayvees
Jack Yohe
Charlie Sidwell
Indians
Lee Miller
Benny Johnson
Dick Hover
Mike Cashley
Tom Goble
Richmond
Frank Gagliano
Manuel Sempeles
Ed Merrick
Joe Rossetti
Joe Biscada
Furman
Homer Hobbs
Billy Baker
Ane
Washington & Lee
Jack Daugherty
Bill Chipley
Ed Hanson
Jim Jennings
Ullback
Shaw
Ray Wells
Harold Huff
Yohe
Al-Southern
Walt Brodie
Acton
Japan Beats U S Nine In Global World Series Upset
In Milwaukee Japan remains undefeated after a 6 3 win over the United States in the Global World Series third round. Japan faces Hawaii Red Sox next as the U S club from Fort Wayne Indiana meets Mexico.
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United States
Hawaii
Red Sox
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U. S
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mexico
Puerto Rico
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