Bellevue Golfers Lead In Iroquois Pow Wow Round
Bellevue golfers led the League of the Iroquois field after three days at the Heights. Bellevue beat Oak Hill 25 17 and edged Wanakah 22 20 in round two, while Utica trailed by just 3 1/2 points and defeated Oak Hill 22 14 10 19 percentile. Art Langan shot 66 to lead the host forces and Bellevue also shined in other events at Onondaga and Tecumseh courses with top scores in member guest and ladies events.
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League of the Iroquois
Heights
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Oak Hill
Rochester
Wanakah
Buffalo
Yahnundasis
Utica
Oak Hull
Uticans
Oak Bill
Art Langan
Ahe
White
Driver Hurt In Glen Spill
In Watkins Glen AP dispatch Suzy Dietrich of Sandusky Ohio won the ladies event in the Glen Classic sports car race. The 33 lap feature on the 23 mile closed course was scheduled to be run today. A practice run yesterday left Thomas R. Gilmour of Toronto with possible facial injuries and a fractured jaw while Evelyn Mull of Haverford Pa. was second and Bueulah Bailey of Rochester third.
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Watkins Glen
Suzy Dietrich
Sandusky
Ohio
Thomas R. Gilmour
Toronto
Evelyn Mull
Haverford
Bueulah Bailey
Rochester
Three Shutouts In Eastern Loop
Eastern League action featured three shutout performances and a second place tie after Williamsport beat Springfield 6-3. Binghamton's Dick Kinnesmith won 5-0 at Albany, then readings edged Binghamton 1-0. York beat Lancaster 10-0 as Readings edged Allen town 3-2. Mattydale leagues saw Pharmacy over Clement Pumps 10-9 and Air Force 4-3 with Tigers 15-8 over St Margarets. Kiwanis trounced Elma 3-6 and Anglin whipped Schultz 10-4.
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Williamsport
Springfield
Binghamton
Dick Kinnesmith
Albany
Senators
York
Carlos Thorne
Lancaster
Cooter Jones
Reading
Allentown
Mattydale
Pharmacy
Clement Pumps
Air Force
Beautycraft
Tigers
St. Margarets
Midge Toop
Kiwanis
Elma
Anglin
Barrister Wins Case Ocean City Blue Marlin Catch
AP reports attorney Roy E. Tetherbridge caught a 464 pound blue marlin off Ocean City Maryland. The 12 foot 4 inch fish required two boats and five hours twenty minutes to land in northern Atlantic waters, a rare catch for the area.
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Ocean City
Washington
Roy E. Tetherbridge
Atlantic
Olean Nine Stuns Geneva to Stop Redlegs Streak
Olean crushed Geneva 5-1 in the New York Penn League, piling up 14 hits to snap Geneva’s seven game win streak. Other scores included Wellsville 7 Corning 6, Auburn 6 Batavia 1, and Elmira 4 Erie 1. Schedule list shows Elmira at Wellsville and Geneva at Batavia among others.
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Olean
Geneva
Redlegs
New York-Penn
Wellsville
Corning
Auburn
Batavia
Elmira
Erie
Wright Leads USGA Women's Open After 2 Rounds
Mickey Wright at 23 holds a slim one stroke lead at the USGA Women's Open after two rounds. Fay Crocker fires a 68 to move within one, Louise Suggs sits three back with a 73 74, Jackie Pung and Vonnie Colby contend for fifth at 153. Bill Summers begins his 26th straight AL umpiring season.
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Pontiac
Mich
UPI
Mickey Wright
Fay Crocker
Louise Suggs
Jackie Pung
Vonnie Colby
Alice Bauerted
Pro Golf Director Cuts Down Bolt After Open Win
Tommy Bolt, fresh National Open champion, faces a $500 PGA fine for abusive language and conduct. PGA President Harold Sargent will review the case at Havertown July 17-20. Bolt, already under probation, blamed illness and pressure from recent events. Arnold Palmer led after two rounds. several players trailed by three strokes. Bolt’s future on tour uncertain amid stomach troubles and fatigue.
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East Norwich
Tommy Bolt
Tulsa
Assn
Harold Sargent
Bolt
Harvey Raynor
PGA
Havertown
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
George Bernardin
Miami/Springs
Fla
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Don Fair
Field
Casey
Tfl
Ted Kroll
Sarasota Fla
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Labout
Hines Raynor
Raynor
Jin
Hot Springs
Sand Dallas
Flint
Frank Shields
Akron
Konset Sets Golfing Pace In NCAA Semis
Johnny Konset, an 18 year old Big Ten titlist from Ceektowage New York, advances to the NCAA 36 hole semifinals at Williams College Taconic Golf Club. He tops Miami's Bob Blue and Oklahoma State’s Ab Justice after sharp putting as Houston’s Phil Rodgers and Bob Pratt seek the title alongside Art Hall of Oklahoma State.
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Wiliamstown
Mass
UPD
Johnny Konset
Yfirom Ceektowage
N.Y
Phil Rodgers
Bob Pratt
Houston
Art Hall
Oklahoma State
Williams College
Taconic Golf Club
Konsek
Miami
Bob Blue
Busso Ortiz Rematch Aimed By Garden Boss
New York fight report says promoter plans a Madison Square Garden rematch between Johnny Busso and Ortiz after their close bout. Ortiz, ranked tenth, edged Busso in a late August TV-card clash with no knockdowns. Busso weighed 137 pounds. A possible Aug 22 or 29 date hinges on Busso’s injury status and potential X rays.
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New York
UPI
Harry Mate
Johnny Busso
Carlson
International Boxing
Ortiz Boiad
Te Cluo
Madison Square Garl
Johnny
Busso
Ortiz
Carlos
Barney Felix
Bill
Recht
New Yorker
Thejte Schwartz
Laist
Stewart Lampe Net Semi-Finals in New York State Championship
In the New York State women's tennis championship semifinal rounds Stewart of Kew Gardens defeated Adrienne Rodriguez 6-4 6-3 while Lampe of Forest Hills beat Sally Wilson 6-3 6-3. Liguori of Brooklyn upset Betty Combe 6-1 6-1 and Wright reached the quarterfinals with a 6-2 6-1 win over Disco. Keane named Dartmouth varsity golf coach since 1922.
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Mamanuneck
Fat Stewart
Kew Gardens
Carmen Lampe
Forest Hills
New York State
Miss Stewart
Adrienne Rodriguez
Miss Lampe
Sally Wilson
Fstate
Carolyn Liguori
Brooklyn
Betty Combe
Mamaroneck
Berkeley swimmer sets American 1500m free record
Sylvia Ruuska of Berkeley California broke the American record in the 1500 meter freestyle with a 20 minute 21.6 second time at the International swim meet.
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Sylvia Ruuska
Berkeley
Calif
Buffalo Courting Bragan to Pilot Club
The Buffalo Bisons, last in the International League, consider hiring a new manager. General manager Don Labbruzzo says Bragan is not talks yet, while Bragan himself hints at minor-league offers. Phil Cavaretta, earning about $15,000 yearly, plans to stay as manager despite team struggles.
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Bragan
Pilot Club
Buffalo Bisons
International Baseball League
Bobby Bragan
Cleveland Indians
Don Labbruzzo
Abbruzzo
Cleveland
Labbruzo
Phil Cavaretta
Bison
Bisons
All Star Selections Draw Full Approval of Ole Case
Kansas City AP reports All Star selections drew strong approval from players and managers. Casey Stengel will manage. Nellie Fox, Jackie Jensen, Gil Kaline, Bob Cerv, Gus Triandos, and Mickey Mantle are noted in starting roles. Stengel praises the trio Cerv Jensen Triandos as former players and quips about trades involving Yankees and Athletics.
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Fox
Aline
Casey Stengel
Nellie Fox
Gil Mc
Jackie Jensen
Baltimore
Dougald
Kaline
New York
Gil
Yankees
Bobi Cerv
Gus Triandos
Mickey Mantle
Stengel
Cerv
Jensen
Triandos
Athletics
Arnold Johnson
Rose and Hendricks Triumphs Highlight International Swim Meet
Australia’s Murray Rose seeks a second win over Japan’s Tsuyoshi Yamanaka as the international invitational meet continues in Los Angeles. Sylvia Ruuska sets two American records in the opening round, including the 1,500-meter freestyle and the 400-meter individual medley, while John Hendricks and Mary Ann Hargreaves post other American marks. The event shifts to the final day with the 200-meter freestyle for men headlining tonight.
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Los Angeles
Murray Rose
Australia
Japan
Tsuyoshi Yamanaka
America
Sylvia Ruuska
John Hendricks
Lance Larson
Los Ang Eeles
Miss Ruuska
Berkeley
Cali
Caroline Murray
Sherman Oaks Calif
Hendricks
Mary Ann Hargreaves
Sherman Oaks
Mary Jane Sears
Washington, D.C
Red Wings Close Gap On Royals
Rochester rallied for a four run seventh inning to defeat Havana and move within a game and a half of the International League lead. Richmond blanked the Royals 5-4 aided by late eighth and ninth inning runs. Toronto dropped to third after Columbus won 7-6, Buffalo swept Miami 6-3 and 5-1. Dick Ricketts earned win. Ray Noble homered twice for Buffalo. Round Table bids for Arch Ward Memorial victory at Washington Park in Chicago.
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Rochester
Havana
Wings
Montreal
Richmond
Royals
Columbus
Toronto
Buffalo
Miami
Dick Ricketts
Weisler
Bob Weisler
Jets
Whammy Douglas
Luis Arroyo
Ray Noble
Luke Easter
Freddy Rodriguez
Bud
Round Table
Chicago Choice
Chicago
UPI
Whington Park
Travis M. Kerr
Citation
Nashua
National and American League Leaders in Baseball Highlights
The report lists league leaders and notable players such as Banks, Mays, and Colavito, with stats across the National and American Leagues. It notes a fatal injury at a Catholic youth center linked to a pitched ball, and mentions players, teams, and organizations including the Cubs Giants Red Sox Indians Yankees and Montreal. The article reflects box score style data and period league rankings.
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National League
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Mays
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Ewe
Ea Irowe
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Philip J. Antoon
Chi
Ashburn
Phil
Vernon
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Braves
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Montreal
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Mantle
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Ortle
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Cerv
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Leti¢S
Jonsen
Red Sox
Gemert
Sievers
Imlami
Buffalo
Senators
Colavito
Indians
Havana
American Tennis Trio Win Abroad at Wimbledon
Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio rallied to defeat Bob Mark of Australia 4-6 10-8 6-4 6-4 to reach the fourth round joining Gerdar Mulloy of Denver and Budge Patty of Los Angeles. Mulloy beat Mike Green 3-6 6-4 6-4 6-2 and Patty led Torben Ulrich two sets to one when rain halted play.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
America
Australia
Bob Mark
Gerdnar Mulloy
Denver
Colo
Budge
Los Angeles
MacKay
Mulloy
Pally
Mike Green
Miami Beach
Fla
Smith Wins Pentathlon at AAU Meet in El Monte
Howard Smith of the Southern California Studers won the national AAU pentathlon for the third straight year in El Monte, with Rafer Johnson absent. Smith led with 3,200 points, while Bob Lawson of 28C finished second at 3,017 and Jim Bail of the Air Force took third. Smith also won the discus with a 155 foot 42 inch throw and was second in the 200.
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EL Monte
Calif
Howard Smith
Southern Caliornia Studers
Rafer Johnson
Smith
University of Southern California
Rackstax
Bob Lawson
Jim Bail
Air Force
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