Final Day Shooters Seek to Upset Ace Leaders
Final day at Crumlins sees four division leaders challenged by golfers across Salina Chevrolet Day event. Dick Anderson leads men’s weeklong standings. Mrs. Hanley tops ladies in weeklong and averages. Joyce Cavanagh posts two on target. Zawacki narrowly trails Corbett in men’s three shots on target average as 352 players tee off in brisk, record-setting turnout.
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Herald-Journal
Crumlins
Harry Marley
Syracuse Surplus Co
Salina
Dick Anderson
Fulton
William Hanley
Jim Corbett
Joyce Cavaragh
Dad
Anderson
Willard Anderson
Syracuse University Grid
Joe Erhard
Erhard
Syracuse University
Orange Eleven
Fulton Ave
Salina Chevrolet
Hanley
W. Albert Bill
Durston Ave
Maya
Bellevue Club
Joyce Cavanagh
Drumins
Richardson Ave
Zawacki
Horseshoe Champs Crowned in City Tourney Finals
The annual city wide playground horseshoe tournament at Kirk Park concluded with junior winner Ed Dann of Clinton playground, 14, beating John Koll 25 21 5 25 27 23. Senior champion Bob Zero of Lewis Park defeated Joe Sauron 25 5 25 9, with Roy McLean of the Recreation Commission presenting trophies.
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Ed Dann
Clinton Playground
Lodi St
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John Koll
Wilson
Bob Zero
Lewis Park
Joe Sauron
Lewis
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Milton Ave
Roy McLean
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Recreation Commission
Hole-in-One Lineup Highlights Golf Event Roster
The lineup lists female competitors led by Mrs William Wanley and Lorraine Barzee alongside a large group of male players including Dick Anderson Derwood Thompston Barry Gidley Ed Snell Jim Walsh Tom Letham Bill Cox and John Langpan with many others such as Mike Georgianni Al Karris Chet Pusch Nick Angello Jack Wexler and Bernie Dwyer. The names suggest a mixed field likely for a social or club event.
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Dick Anderson
Derwood Thompston
Barry Gidley
Ed Snell
Jim Walsh
Tom Letham
Bill Cox
John Langpan
Mike Georgianni
al Karris
Chet Pusch
Nick Angello
Jack Wexler
Bob Hergenson
Burt Hall
Walter Attridge
Yearl Flood
Gerald Levy
Karsten Solheim
Dick Bentley
Jud Haley
Tony DeSantis
Dom Savastano
Edgar Klett
Fran Pisarek
Bernie Dwyer
Bob Matthews
Morey Rubenstein
Bob Katz
Bill Dee
Bob Sperry
Ed Flavin
al Matrone
Norm Dangle
Ed Davis
Liverpool Lil Loop Nine Bowls Out in 1956 Little League
Liverpool boys exit title chase as one of 116 survivors from 4000 teams in the United States. They were defeated 5–3 by Rochester 18th Ward at Wellsville, surrendering four runs in the first and another in the third before Liverpool rallied for three in the fourth. Jan Fetterly took the loss. Richie Sullivan pitched for Rochester.
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Liverpool
United States
Rochester
Wellsville
Kodak City Warriors
Dick Williams
Freddy Gifford
George Wiegand
Jimmy Clary
Jan Fetterly
Richie Sullivan
Mayer Leads Open as Event Winds Down
Dick Mayer set a new pace at the All American Open in Chicago leading the field after Friday with 138 as the 80-player event narrows. Julius Boros trails by one stroke while rivals Antonio Cerda and Peter Thomson falter. several top contenders including Cary Middlecoff and Arnold Palmer sit at 141. Patty Berg shoots 72 to join Kathy Cornelius atop the women's division with 151.
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Chicago
Tam O’shanter
Dick Mayer
Mayer
Julius Boros
Jack Burke
Cary Middlecoff
George Bayer
Ed Furgol
George Fazio
Arnold Palmer
Earl Stewart
Jimmy Demaret
Jack Fieck
Don Addington
Patty Berg
Kathy Cornelius
Lake Worth
Fla
Golfers Play At Auburn Country Club Two Man Event
Auburn hosts the annual two man best ball golf tourney at Auburn Country Club with a large field. Qualifying rounds of 18 holes occur today, medal play determines flight winners tomorrow, and prizes are awarded after final matches. The championship flight plays 36 holes.
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Auburn
Auburn Country Club
Bob Klink
Baseball scores and standings from majors
United Press reports results from a split New York Chicago twin bill with New York winning 7 1 in the first game and Chicago taking the nightcap 2 0. St Louis beat Brooklyn 11 Philadelphia 6 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 3. Saturday pitchers listed for several matchups and Sunday games noted with standings for the American League led by New York then Cleveland and Boston trailing. Willie Tack aboard for a win at Washington Park is highlighted.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
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Burnette
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Dodgers Propose National Baseball Day To Aid Minors
Brooklyn to host a program where major leaguers play in games with minor league teams in 20 cities next June. The plan aims to raise more than 500000 to keep minor leagues operating, with city selections to be made at December meetings.
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N.Y
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
U S Davis Cup Team Puts USA Ahead in Mexico Series
U S Davis Cup Captain Billy Talbert uses the Giammalva MacKay doubles pair to seal the American zone final while veterans Seixas and Richardson win Friday. A win today would send the United States to meet Italy at Forest Hills Sept. 28-30.
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U.S
Billy Talbert
Sammy Giammalva
Barry MacKay
Mexico
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Ham Richardson
Westfield
N.J
Gles
Mario Llamas
Francisco Contreras
Talbert
Giammalva
MacKay
Llamas
Contreras
U. S
Italy
Forest Hills
Major League Leaders National League Player and Club Standings
Presentation of top individual batting and pitching leaders with players such as Mantle Aaron Bover and Kluszewski listed for home runs runs batted in and hits. Pitching leaders include Brewer Lawrence Pierce and Ford with win loss records and ERAs.
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White Sox
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Red Sox
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Big Ten Officials Hear Wilson On Recruiting Report
In Chicago, Commissioner Kenneth Tug Wilson promised a candid review of Big Ten recruiting and athlete compensation. The seven month study, led by Leslie W. Scott of Michigan State, targets scholarship practices amid recent magazine claims of full rides at all schools except Illinois.
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Big Ten
Kenneth
Tug) Wilson
Ilinois
Wilson
Leslie W. Scott
Michigan State
Mrs Allen Wins Medal In Women's District Golf Championship
Virginia Allen shot 79 to win medal honors at the LaFayette Club links. She will face Linda Healy who shot 88 as match play begins Monday. The pairing and starting times for the championship and second and third flights are listed.
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Virginia Allen
LaFayette Club Links
Linda Healey
LaFayette
Liverpool Juniors Win Kiwanis Baseball Championship
Liverpool defeated Camillus 8 to 1 to clinch the Junior Kiwanis county title and advance to the regional tournament at Fort Ontario Oswego Monday. Pitching by Jim Lloyd and Rog Williams supported by homers from Billy Levine and Bert Mott sparked the victory.
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Kiwanis
Fort Ontario
Oswego
Jim Lloyd
Rog Williams
Billy Levine
Bert Mott
Handy
Chiefs Triumph as Syracuse Beats Schenectady 6 1 at MacArthur
Syracuse Chiefs defeated Schenectady 6 to 1 before 531 fans at North Side Park. Buck Shaw pitched well for Syracuse and Andy Rellick homered to spark a seventh and eighth inning rally.
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Buck Shaw
Electric City Forces
North Side Park
Henry Mason
International League Baseball
Philadelphia
Joe Rearsdon
Giambra Wins Unanimous Decision Over Castellani at MSG
Joey Giambra, from Buffalo, wins a unanimous decision against Rocky Castellani at Madison Square Garden. The victory positions Giambra in the middleweight title picture as promoter Billy Brown notes a potential title shot amid negotiations with other contenders. Giambra weighed 156 1/2 pounds to Castellani's 158.
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Billy Brown
Joey
Rocky Castellani
Madison Square Garden
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International Boxing Club
Buffalo
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Castellani
Atlantic City
Giambra
Ito Rocky
Bellevue and Drumlins Lead Interclub Golf After Round One
Drumlins tops low gross with a 758 while Bellevue holds low net at 723 after the first interclub round. Jack Hendry shot 69 with an eagle. others tied at 71 as Bellevue leads net standings ahead of Green Lakes Crumlins and Lake Shore with final 18 to be played at LaFayette Club on Aug 24.
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LaFayette Club
Jack Hendry
Tom Huber
Jack Loss
Joe Biasone
Green Lakes
Crumlins
Lake Shore
LaFayette
Onondaga
Seneca
Tuscarora
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