Hogan Opens With Lead In U S Open After Two Rounds
Ben Hogan, fatigued yet brilliant, shares the lead at the U S Open in Dallas after two rounds with a two-stroke edge over a crowded chase group. Veteran George Fazio and stars Sam Snead Lloyd Mangrum Cary Middlecoff remain within striking distance as Hogan pursues a historic fourth title in consecutive appearances.
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Hogan
Bao
Northssand
Anther
George Fazio
Clementon
Sam Snead
Lloyd
Mangrem
Bobby Locke
Cary
Snead
Muldlecoff
Mangrum
Locke
Rhoden and Matson To Duel In 400 Meter Final
BERKELEY (LP) One of track and field history’s greatest 400 meter duels shapes the NCAA meet finals as George Rhoden of Morgan State faces Ollie Matson of San Francisco. Both won prelims and semis with Matson clocking 47.1, Rhoden a shade slower. The showdown sets Los Angeles Olympic trials context with USC favored for team title and a strong 1500 meter field led by Santee, Ross, Wheeler, and Montez.
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Berkeley
George Rhoden
Jamaica Flash
Morgan State
University of San Francisco
Ollie Matson
Otbail
Matson
Rhoden
Rhocen
America
Los Angeles
University of Southern California Trojans
Wes Santee
Kansas
John Ross
Michigan
Ted Wheeler
Iowa
Javier Montez
Texas Western
Mrs. Smith Wins Harris Dress Tournament at Country Club
Mrs. Dan CA Smith defeated Ans Carl Luetcke six and five to win the annual Harris Dress tournament for women at the Country Club yesterday. In the semifinals Mrs. Smith beat Mrs. Espey Cannon and Luetcke toppled Mrs. Harold Morris. Sixteen players competed in the event.
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Carl Luetcke
Harris
Smith
Espey Cannon
Luetcke
Harold
Morris
Redlands Midget Racers Defeat San Bernardino
The Redlands High midget racing team defeated San Bernardino 4-2 at Grange Show Stadium. Bill Cantrell won the 40 lap main event, Edgar Elder claimed his fourth trophy dash in 52.84 seconds, and Bob Cortner plus Dick White earned heat wins as Redlands looks toward a Friday renewal.
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Grange Show Stadium
Bill Cantrell
Edgar Elder
George Amick
San Bernardin
Moorhouse
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Garrett
Rainiers Beat Seals 19 12 in Little League action
Pratt's Rainers overwhelmed the Optimists 19 to 12 as Stockton's Stars beat Garn's Angels 5 to 0 behind Hamilton and Rodriguez's one hit pitching. Rodriquez helped his cause with two for three. Burleson added a two-base hit. Seals were led by Melugin with two hits. Tonight Stockton's meets Sooy and Jackson. Enxehang plays Haverty's in Pony League.
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Lynch Field
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Romero
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Sooy and
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Lwo
Firemen Rescue Robin With Leg Wedge in Gary Tree
Gary firefighters answered a distress call from a robin whose leg was wedged in a tree fork. The bird’s cries drew the rescuers to free it and release it unharmed.
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Rosin Gary
Ind
Gary
Hogan May Be A Big Shot But Guard Stops Him
OSCAR FRALEY DALLAS TEX UP Fearless Fraley notes Hogan is near golf immortality with a possible fourth U S Open win but a gate guard halts Ben Hogan after a 69 opening round. The piece blends humor and golf lore with birthday shout outs and Open history hints.
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Dallas
Tex
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Oscar Fraley
Fraley
Hutle
Bobby Jones
Hrogan
Jones
Docker
Araujo Seeks Shot At Crown After MSG Victory
New York lightweights recap a disputed decision as George Araujo posts a 1500 challenger forfeit for a title shot after defeating Arthur King at Madison Square Garden. King counters with 30000 stakes for a title bid. Both claim No 1 contendership for the return bout between Laura Salas and James Carter set for August 28 at the Garden. Nearby residents report a fire incident with Fireman Thomas McMahon rescuing a bird and mate.
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Georgie Araujo
Athur King
Madison Square Garden
King
Laura Salas
James Carter
Garden
Thomas McMahon
Lining Em Up Sid Sees Six Pro Games On TV In LA
Sid notes six pro football games will be televised to Los Angeles fans starting September 28 with Rams at Cleveland and additional coast to coast matchups. Viewers will see San Francisco at Detroit, Los Angeles at Detroit, San Francisco at New York Giants, Los Angeles at Chicago, and Los Angeles at San Francisco. Also mentions Redlands fans staying up late for extra innings and formation trends echoed by Amos Alonzo Stagg.
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Redlands
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Tournament of Roses
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Garcia Turns Back Yankees on Flag Day in Cleveland Victory
Mike Garcia pitched four hits allowed and four strikeouts as Cleveland defeated New York 7 to 3, ending the Yankees seven-game win streak and moving the Indians within two games of first in the American League. Bob Rush blanked Boston 5 to 0, boosting Chicago toward a virtual second-place tie with the Giants.
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Giants
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San Bernardino Revises Coaching Setup For Fall
San Bernardino High announces seven staff additions to the physical education department for 1952-53. Webster Hall says Dan Gallup and Ray Wheeler will assist Coach Paul Taylor with the Cardinal varsity football team. New hires include Dick Adair, Bob Webster, Jackson Eckstein, Rudy Lente, and Charles Sundblom, with Adair and Webster assigned to exclusive duties.
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Dan Gallup
Ray Wheeler
University of Redlands Grid
Paul Taylor
Cardinal
Dick Adair
Bob Webster
Jackson Eckstein
Rudy Lente
Charles Sundblom
Adair
Webster
Singleton Delivers 1-0 Seals Victory Over Hollywood
Elmer Singleton pitched through illness to win his seventh game as the San Francisco Seals edged Hollywood 1 to 0. Will Hafey homered into right field, the game’s lone run, and Singleton allowed only one hit while fanning five. The Seals extended their winless streak to 11 games and stayed behind the league leaders.
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Elmer Singleton
Singleton
Hollywood
Will Hafey
Seals
Sacs
Padres
San Francuisco
Jeader
Los Angeles
Acorn
Ron Mabrit
Queen & Sandlock
Corway
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Luna, Callaghan
Summers
Eliot & Smith
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Mahrt
van Cuyk
Lamanjno
McLish & Peden
Hawaiian girl Kawamoto sets 400 meter freestyle record
Evelyn Kawamoto, 28, of Hawaii, swam 400 meters in 5 minutes 13 4 10 seconds at Waikiki natatorium to set an unofficial American record for the women s 400 meter freestyle. She beat mainland rival Ann Curtis by 54 10 seconds from the 1948 Olympic time.
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T. H
Evelyn Kawamoto
Waikiki Natatorium
Miss Kawamoto
Ann Curtis
Perris High appoints Adair to lead varsity basketball squad
Adair, coaching at Perris High since 1950, will head varsity basketball replacing Norm Fawley who asked to be removed next year. He and Santo likely join five varsity football assistants. Webster will assist Coach Kenny Johnson with the baseball team while others direct physical education classes.
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Perris High School
Norm Fawley
Santo
Webster
Kenny Johnson
Two College Teams Unbeaten In NCAA World Series
In Omaha Penn State Lions won 12 to 7 over Duke to eliminate Duke from the tournament, as Holy Cross pitcher Frank Lonergan nearly no-hit the Lions. Missouri remained unbeaten after a 1 to 0 victory over Holy Cross, building a strong defensive showing.
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Penn State
Duke
Holy Cross
Frank Lonergan
Blue Devils
Jack Coombs
Lions
Yank Women Lead British in Wimbledon Cup Victory
American women dominated the opening day at Wimbledon led by Doris Hart. Hart defeated Mrs Rinkel 6 3 6 3 to push the U S to a 2 0 edge in the Wightman Cup. Maureen Connolly recovered from early nerves to beat Mrs Walker Smith 3 6 6 1 6 1 as the doubles pair Connolly and Los Brough swept past Mrs Joy Mottram and Pat Ward.
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America
Doris Hart
Coral Gables
Fla
U.S
Miss Connely
Lows Brough
Beverly Hills
Joy Mottram
Pat Ward
Miss Hart
Bogart Wins Yacht Race at San Clemente Island
Humphrey Bogart pledged to donate another trophy after ending the perpetual trophy by winning Voyager Yacht Club's Class A sailboat race for the third straight time. Bogart's Santana finished ahead of Legend to win the event for boats over 40 feet.
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Humphrey Bogart
Voyager Yacht Club
Bogart
Santana
Legend
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