Golfers Vie at Williams for NCAA Championship
Ward Wettaufer leads a 303 player field at Williams College in the 1957 NCAA golf championships qualifying marathon. After three days of rounds, 164 advance to match play on the 6630 yard par 71 course. The lowest four-entry team score wins. Houston defends. Southern California and USC feature top players. The winner earns a spot on national teams for America’s Cup and Eisenhower Trophy.
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Sweepstakes Sweep at Turners Club Bowling Journey
Frank Falker, in charge of prize payments at the Turners National Bowling journey in Toledo, announces unclaimed checks in his possession. He will be available for prize winners at the club to collect payments.
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East Syracuse Unbeaten In State Baseball Loop
East Syracuse Chiefs stay unbeaten in the Oneida division with a 5-4 comeback win over Minoa. Bill Jones earned the win with a three-hitter as the Chiefs earned their seventh straight. In Cayuga division action, Weedsport and Hannibal split, while the Merchants closed within two games of the leaders after a 8-1 win and a 1-5-3 finish.
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Weightlifter from York breaks world record at AAU meet
In Los Angeles Isaac Berger, weighing 132 pounds, lifted a total of 490 pounds to set a new world record in his weight class at the National AAU championships, surpassing last year’s 785 pound Soviet record by Mineav, Saturday night.
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Leaden Winger Tops Vernon Downs Driving Standings
Winger Al Leaser? Leadr at Vernon Downs after Saturday night two victories and a second. Five leading drivers are rated on 5 for first, 4 for second, 3 for third, 2 for fourth, 1 for fifth. Names and exact standings are obscured by messy OCR but Winger is clearly in front among drivers at Vernon.
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Scar Rally Award to Hellen Duo
The husband and wife team of Jim and Laverne Hellen from Levittown New York won first overall in the Central New York Region Sports Car Club of America Historic Rally. The 500 mile two day event ran from Watertown to Cazenovia and Cortland with the Hellens piloting an Austin-Healey at an average pace near the limit. Fried and Penny Allen of Penfield New York took second with 407 points, while Dick Smith and Chris Custer from Quakertown Pennsylvania were third with 422 points.
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No-Bitter Marks Ramblers Sweep in Doubleheader
Dave Rossi hurled a one hit effort and a 4-2 victory powering the Ramblers to a doubleheader sweep. Carl Pelcotts added a featured three, while Dave Gulsil produced a five hit game for the ball Club. The Cubs added a 15-5 win and Solvay Merchants fell 6-6 windup, 10-1 final.
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Grid Cards to Use Comiskey Stadium
Chicago area football and baseball schedules show the Cardinals and White Sox planning home games at Comiskey Park and Laetine Bamre, with dates including October 4 in Buffalo against Washington, and other midseason matchups against Kansas City, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Evanston, and Los Angeles.
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