Littler Wins Oklahoma City Open in Confident Climb
Gene Littler, California, captured the $30,000 Oklahoma City Open title at Twin Hills Country Club finishing 72 holes in 273 with a final round 68. He birdied the last three holes to edge Art Wall Jr by two strokes, earning $4300.
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Oklahoma City
Gene Littler
Gedar
Twin Hills Country Club
Sitfler
Art Wall Jr
Littler
Wall
Jo Campbell
Dan Aeseld
John M
Bert Bolas Sullivan
Dave Ragar
Fred Wawkin
Erne Vagsler
Dailey to Represent OL L in National Intercollegiate
Patty Dailey of Our Lady of the Lake college will travel to Palo Alto California for the national intercollegiate women’s tournament at Stanford University starting June 20. She has posted high 70s scores and will be joined by her parents in California.
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Patty Dailey
San Antonio
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Our Lady of the Lake College
Charles J. Deilen
California
Patty
Lee Christopher
Fran Amarilla
Miss Dailey
King State Golf Champ Crowned by Rufus King at Texas Amateur
Rufus King won the Texas Amateur Golf Championship in Wichita Falls after a long drought, defeating Jerry Johnson of Texas Christian University in the finals. The victory marked his first top showing in over a decade and followed previous appearances in 1947 and 1948. A separate drowning occurred when Rolland C. Ghirardi of Morgan City, Louisiana, died after his hydroplane flipped during the Pan American regatta on Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans.
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Wichita Falls
Rufus King
Texas
Jerry Johnson
Texas Christian University
New Orleans
Charley Smith
Cabby Ware
Mimi Arnold
U.S
Gardnar Mulloy
Manuel Santana
Spain
London
Pancho Contreras
Mexico
Sergio Jarebini
Italy
Crawford Henry
Atlanta
Milan
Tienry Jungle
Don White
Nashville
Don Evanson
Terre Haute
Ind
Fairgrounds
Marve Porter
Hanford
Calif
Louisiana State
Billy Cannon
Los Angeles
Houston
Cannon
Tommy Kane
Chuck Vinci
Time Life Insurance Offer From San Antonio Ad
A dated insert promotes a new low priced Life Insurance policy for $1 with $10,000 coverage for military and government personnel. No money required now, just name address age and branch of service. Limited time offer via Life Insurance Co. San Antonio Texas.
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San Antonio
Texas
Life Insurance Co
San An
Armed Forces
Veterans. Gov
Time Life Insurance
Ernment
Ex-Co
Gen
Jonathan M. Wainwright
1Hidee
Suggs Wins Third Women’s Round Robin Title in Elmsford
Louise Suggs secured her unprecedented third victory in the Women’s Round Robin at Knollwood Country Club Elmsford N Y earning 1500 and finishing 21 points ahead of Betsy Rawls. Rawls the defending champion from Spartansburg S C took 1000 and posted the second lowest medal score of 571.
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Elmsford
N. Y
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Knollwood Country
Sponsors Day planned by San Antonio Bowling Assn
Sunday, Aug 25 marks Sponsors Appreciation Day for San Antonio Irague bowlers. The event, at Mac Arthur Park, includes a barbecue dinner with admission of $1. The association elected Judson Spring president and named officers and directors. Treasury stood at $4120.20 as of April 30 with more revenue expected from State Tournament fees.
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San Antonio
MacArthur Park
San Antonio Bowling Assn
Hermann Sons Hall
League
Joe Guillot
Association
Judson Spring
Spring
Slater
Donald Price
Charles ‘Mize
J Gerald Shipman
George Davis
Gus Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Tom
Blankemeyer
Fred Moore
Albert Munk
Walker Salz
Iqich
Assa l
Roundup of trades and sports news crosses NCAA rainouts
Roundup reports Nixon traded from Cleveland to Boston for Keough and Bowsfield after Sammy White retirement, plus Hardy to Boston. NCAA baseball all first-round games were rained out in Omaha with three slated Monday. Gene Conley and Ray Moore trades and Mantle groin injury are noted alongside boxing, golf, tennis, and auto racing results from multiple events and athletes.
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Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Boston
Sammy White
Beantown
Indians
Nixon
Carroll Hardy
Marty Keough
Ted Bowsfield
Omaha
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Conley
Conley
Washington
Ray Moore
Chicago White Sox
Jim Kaat
Charleston
Mantle
New York
Mickey Mantle
Don Bragg
Villanova
Bob Gutowski
Ben
Estes Kefauver
Senate
Underworld
Jake LaMotta
Floyd Patterson
Moore calls Pender a nuisance in heavyweights clash talk
Archie Moore blasts Boston challenger Paul Pender as audacious and unworthy, saying he would need a pistol to meet him. Moore references Sugar Ray Robinson and a planned light heavy title bout while quipping about fat fighters and training.
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Los Angeles
Upi
Archie Moore
Pipsqueax
Paul Pender
Boston
Tomoeight Moore
Tam
Pender
Ray Monre
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York Massachusetts
Archie
Robin
Toa
Beatie
Louis
Robins
Evie Schoeppner
Boxing Roundup from the Associated Press
Boxing results and notes from New York and other arenas. The roundup lists bouts, participants such as Karnatan, McCarter, and Benne, with various outcomes and scores, plus occasional city and venue references. The garbled text mentions names like Las Anreider and Vidas At New York and references to May and March dates.
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Vidas
New York
Nicks
Eliurthe Tavaisse
Aruvny
Ales
Marcel Pizeu
Franew
Uid
Aixtio
Vines Marcin May Bee
Sardinia
Brunt Beniedillin
Teale
Saldana Food Stores Maintains Lead With St Cecilia Win
Saldana Food Stores held its top spot in the Spanish American league by defeating St Cecilia s 175. Terminal Market edged Club 15 3 in ten innings. Key players include Bob Hyer Clinton Irby and Shane LeStourgeon with multiple extra base hits.
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Saldana Food Stores
St. Cecilia's
Termiinal Market
Club 15
Harlandale High
Bob Hyer
Clinton Irby
Saldana
Ithey
Shane LeStourgeon
Troy Hinson
John Eloza
Johnny Gutierrez
Terminal Market
Lad Club
St. Crosha's
St. Crosha's OU OT Mm Ye Ad Myer, 01 and King Burrows (8): Touletz
Allison ¢ Fass
McFea
Velez
Singler—Sahidana
Johnny Guterres
Troy Han
Mien Academy Sindenis Move Ahead Ranigly
A crowded scene at Mien Academy shows Sindenis advancing in an event at Ranigly with students and staff involved. The report notes ongoing classes and preparations for upcoming terms as leaders push for progress.
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Mien Academy
Sindenis
Ranigly
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