Littler Leads Eastern Open as Wall Misses Open Due to Ankle
Gene Littler held a one stroke edge at the halfway point of the 72 hole Eastern Open with a 132 after a five under par round. Defending champion Art Wall twisted his ankle in round two and failed to qualify for the final two rounds, removing him from contention for the National Open next week in Mamaroneck. Wall noted the injury and planned treatment while Littler faced a strong challenge from Oliver who carded 67 to reach 133.
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Baltimore
Gene Littler
Art Wall
Pennsylvania
Littler
Wall
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Oliver
Singing Hills
Cal
Ed Oliver
Denver
Fred
Henry Ra St.aubean
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Don Whitt
Borrego Springs
Bo Wininger
Tex
Dave Ragan
Cha Tenn
Don January
John Eisinger
Bethesda
MD One Eee
Bert Weaver Beaumont
Tex Eeeaee
al Besselink
Grossinger
Doug Ford
Porate
Fia
Rob Wolfe
Salton Sea
Mike Soucha
Tee
Rick McHale
Ween
Ken Venturi Sansco
Gardner Dickinson Jr
W. Palm Beach
Fla
Eaten
Jim Ferree
Crystal River
Nationalist China protests IOC ruling on Formosa
In Geneva on June 6 Nationalist China sent a telegram to IOC President Avery Brundage protesting the IOC decision depriving Formosa of future membership. Teng Chuan kai, president of the Nationalist Chinese Olympic Committee, called the ruling illegal, arguing Nationalist China does not control sports throughout the country.
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International Olympic Committee
Avery Brundage
I.O.C
Formosa
Teng Chuan-kai
Chinese Olympic Committee
Brundage
Lausanne
Switzerland
Don Newcombe Wins Fourth Straight Against Giants
The Associated Press reports Don Newcombe wins his fourth straight start, beating the San Francisco Giants 7-2 as he overcomes early trouble with arm and shoulder issues. Newk, nearing 33, improves to 4-2 after a shaky spring, aided by a one-hit drive through five innings and support from teammates. Cubs top Pirates 10-5, Dodgers edge Milwaukee, Reds chase Antonelli in a six-run sixth.
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Associated Press
Don Newcombe
Newk
Cy Young
Brooklyn
Giants
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Newcombe
Johnny Antonelli
Willie Kirkland
Reds
Roy McMillan
Antonelli
Johnny Podres
Dale Long
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Vern Law
Clinton Host To Trapshoot
The annual Spring trapshoot at Check Gun Club in Clinton Indiana runs today and Sunday. A 500 target marathon starts at 10 a.m. with medals for the winner, followed by a 100 target handicap. Sunday's program features 100 16 yard targets, trophies for class winners and high lady shooter, a 100 handicap, and a final 25 pair of doubles. Scores are recorded at Vandalia Ohio national office. Vermillion Country Club ladies serve lunch. free parking and public access.
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Clinton
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Check Gun Club
Vandalia
Ohio
Vermillion Country Club
Clark County Fair Sponsoring Matinee Racing Program
The Clark County Fair Association will sponsor a matinee racing program on Friday and Saturday, June 12 and 13, at the Clark County Fair ground race track in Marshall. Race time is 8 p.m. each night. Friday features the 30 trot, 24 pace, and the 22 trot. Saturday features the 40 pace, 17 pace, and the 24 trot.
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Marshall
Ill
Clark County Fair Association
Clark County Fairground
Visking softball hosts Mayer's in Memorial Park doubleheader
Visking's softball team faces Mayer's of Indianapolis in a double-header at Memorial Park tonight. First game starts at 7 o'clock. Noble Rector will pitch the first game and Bobo Bennett the second for Visking. Jim Waugh and Dick Hawkins handle the catching. Visking's record stands at 3-3.
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Mayer’s
Indianapolis
Memorial Park
Noble Rector
Bobo Bennett
Jim Waugh
Dick Hawkins
Boydston Signs Fifth NFL Pact With Chicago Cardinals
Chicago June 6 UPI Max Boydston former University of Oklahoma end today signed for his fifth campaign with the Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League.
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Chicago
UPI
Max Boydston
University of Oklahoma
Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Yanks Rally in Big Victory to Climb Standings
United Press International reports the Yankees, after seven wins in eight, thrashed the Indians 11-2 in Cleveland before a season crowd of 51,935. Gil McDougald Elston Howard homered, Tony Kubek four hits, and Art Ditmar earned his third win as New York, still four and a half games out, eyes the lead as White Sox top Boston 5-2 and Orioles beat Kansas City 6-1.
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Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
Gil MecDougald
Elston Howard
Tony Kubek
Gary Paul
Art Ditmar
Martin
Rocky Colavito
Ditmar
Harry Simpson
White Sox
Gerry Staley
Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Braves Star Aaron Leads NL Batting and Home Run Race
United Press International rounds up the National League leaders with Henry Aaron of the Braves topping batting figures and sharing early home run honors alongside Willie Mays Orlando Cepeda and other stars. Pitching leaders include faces from Pirates Cubs and Cardinals, highlighting strong early season performances.
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Braves
Burgess
Pirates
Mays
Giants
Cepeda
Bouchee
Phillies
Robinson
Reds
Banks
Cubs
Mathews
Gil
Face
Elston
Mizell
Cards
Padres
Dodgers
Antonelli
Baseball Stat Leaders and Highlights
A compact roundup of players leading in key stats. Boog Fox and Kaline post solid totals for batting while Mantle and others drive runs batted in. Pitching leaders Wilhelm Larsen Fischer McLish Shaw and Pappas show strong records across the league.
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Senators
Skowron
Yankees
Jensen
Red Sox
Triandos
Orioles
Lopes
Colavite
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Lemon
Allison
Wilhelm
Larsen
Fischer
McLish
Shaw
White Sox
Pappas
American and Italian Foods Watch for New Music Bar
Local culinary and nightlife spotlight signals a new music bar combining American and Italian dishes. Plans include live sets, a compact menu, and an aim to attract diners and concertgoers in a trendy downtown area. The venture emphasizes midweek bookings and casual dining around performances.
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United Press International National Leagle
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Dotterer
Loser
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Los Angeles
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Crandall
Rie
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Monbouquette
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Staley
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Sisler
Berberet
Hr—Allison
Harris
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Nixon
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United Press International
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Major League
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Ah Kaline
Woedling
Mantle
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Ender
Woman Obsessed
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Barbara Nichols
Sydney Boehm
Henry Hathaway
Humphrey Gene BoGart - Tierney
Lee J. Cobb
Itu
Ceri Hand OF God
ROMA
America
Speakeasies and Jazz
Talsey
Eost
Paul Newman
the Young
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Persecreo
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Garbara Blish
A Lenis Smith
Brian ¥Eith
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