Bolt and Finsterwald Lead Rubber City Open Round Three
Tommy Bolt and Don Finsterwald shared the lead after two rounds of the Rubber City Open in Akron Ohio. Bolt 67 68 135 and Finsterwald 68 67 135 both sit one stroke ahead while Arnold Palmer posted 66 for a 137 total and many players sit within two shots of the lead.
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Finsterwald
Akron
Ohio
U.P
Tommy Bolt
Don Finsterwald
Los Angeles
Tequesta
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
George Fazio
Philadelphia
Don Fairfield
Casey, Ill
Bill Trombley
Dallas
Tex
Don January
Lampasas
Marty Furgol
Lemont, Ill
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
Doug Finsterwald
Gay Brewer, Jr
Cincinnati
John Pott
Shreveport
Walker Inman, Jr
Boston
Mass
de Fazio
Oliver
Canton
Mayer
la Jolla
Calif
Kesselring
Toronto
AL Besselink
Grossinger’s
N. Y
Son Ford
Mahopac
Nson
Ouston Tex
Smith Tops PGA By Four Strokes
Wonderous Wiffs Smith led the Ladies P G A championship at Churchill Valley Country Club with a 71 at halfway, a 139 two rounds, and a four stroke edge over Louise Suggs. Defending champ Marlene Bauer Hagge and Joyce Ziske were tied for third at 144.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Wiffs Smith
Babe Zaharias
P.G.A
Miss Smith
Churchill Valley Country Club
Wiffi
Louise Suggs
L.P.G.A
Sea Island
Suggs
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Dallas
Tex
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Alice Bauer
Palos Park
Ill
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
White Sox drop 11 inning loss as Orioles edge them 3 2
Baltimore manager Paul Richards praised his Orioles after a 3 2 11 inning win over the league leading Chicago White Sox. Richards noted Jim Landis and Bubba Phillips must provide hit help for a pennant push and discussed pitching strength vs the Yankees while predicting the White Sox may rely on Billy Pierce in tight games.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Paul Richards
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Richards
Jim Landis
Bubba Phillips
New York Yankees
White Sox
Sox
Yankees
New York
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Tigers Subdue Yankees 6 3 To Sweep Five Game Set
Detroit manager Jack Tighe raises a tiger complex question after the Tigers beat New York 6-3 for their fourth win in five against the defending world champions. Casey Stengel concedes the Yankees face a tough foe but notes they usually beat others.
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Detroit
New York Yankees
Tiger
Jack Tighe
Tigers
New Yorkers
Local Trackmen Head to Indiana A A U Meet
Terre Haute 40 8 American Legion Track team departs Tech gym at 1 p m for Indianapolis to compete in the Indiana A A U championships starting at 4 p m They were to leave last Saturday but rain postponed it Coach Bill Welch leads the squad assisted by Fred Wilt Olympic star Greg Bell misses broad jump due to injury but may run dashes Four L S T C additions join Tech veterans Art DeBow Stan Russel Charles Hall Ray Goddard and others in events including three mile mile 880 broad jump and sprints
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Terre Haute
American Legion
Indiana
A.A.U
Indianapolis
Tech Gym
I.S.T.C. Gym
Bill Welch
Tech
Fred Wilt
Greg Bell
L.S.T.C
Joe Webb
al Barcus
Don Turner
Duane Hamacher
Art DeBow
Stan Russel
Charles Hall
Ray Goddard
Larry Bridges
Norman Grover
Denny Sears
Herman Knox
Ray Kneeves
Bituminous Materials Defeat Terre Haute Concrete 8 4
Bestoff allowed two hits in a solid win for Bituminous Materials over Terre Haute Concrete 8 to 4 at Memorial Stadium. Lorey hit a fourth inning homer with one on, Bennett added the other extra base hit, while Sharpe and O Neil pitched for the losing side.
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Bill Bestoff
Terre Haute
Memorial Stadium
Paul Lorey
Bill Bennett
Sharpe
O’neil
T. H. Concrete
Jim Osburn
Lumber Dealers
Eastern Express
Bill Reece
Bonham
Lumbermen
John Gedrick
Chuck Carlson
Coca-Cola
Noon Optimist
Open golf Open qualifying sparks heated debate
Walter L. Johns canvasses the divide over Open qualifying rules as stars like Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret must prove their form at White Plains while legends argue for automatic entry. The U S G A defends current policy, insisting current play should earn a spot. Officials hint at possible rule revisions to calm the turf war.
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U.S.G.A
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Snead
White Plains
N. Y
Demaret
Johnny Revolta
Gene Sarazen
Mike Souchak
Ed Oliver
Dutch Harrison
Frank Stranahan
Lloyd Mangrum
Lew Worsham
Caruso
Metropolitan Opera
Hank Aaron Seen As Not Yet Peak Player By Haney
Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney told reporters in Bradenton Florida that Hank Aaron has not yet reached his potential. Aaron, 23, led the National League in home runs and batted over .360 early in 1957 after winning the previous year’s NL batting title with .328 and 200 hits. Haney praised Aaron’s wrist action and swing speed, predicting he could become one of the greatest.
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Hank Aaron
Fred Haney
Central Press
Milwaukee Braves
Bradenton
Fla
Wadardandohla
Luawap Uliuutl
Olauanal
Haney
Aaron
Henry Louis Aaron
N. L
Braves
Jacksonville
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Mickey Mantle
Ted Williams
Duke Snider
Brooklyn Dodger
Snider Advises Young Sluggers
Duke Snider of the Brooklyn Dodgers offers hitting tips and mindset for young players. He emphasizes choosing a comfortable bat, choking up, recognizing pitches, staying patient, eye on the ball, and mastering the strike zone through practice.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Trap Shoot Sunday at Lost Creek Conservation Club
A trap shoot is scheduled for Sunday at Lost Creek Conservation Club one mile south of Seelyville. Events begin at noon and 20 prizes will be awarded.
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Lost Creek Conservation Club
Seelyville
Clubs- Chicago Defeats New York in Narrow Margin
Chicago defeats New York 31 to 27 as Detroit edges Cleveland 23 to 2 and Boston falls to Kansas City 21 to 23. Standings show Pet behind 587 5 521 8 and 8% 479 447 11% -435 12 340 17. Chicago 2 Baltimore 3 Detroit 6 New York 3 Kansas City 6 Boston 3.
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Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Saetene
Baltimore
Mickey Cochrane Inducted Into Kansas City Athletics Hall
Mickey Cochrane, famed catcher and Hall of Famer, inducted into the Kansas City Athletics Hall of Fame. More than 12 000 attendees at Municipal Stadium as the ceremony kicked off a game against the Boston Red Sox. Cochrane, also a National Baseball Hall of Fame member, starred with the Athletics from 1925 to 1937 before a head injury ended his playing career.
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Kansas City
Mickey Cochrane
Kansas City Athletics
Philadelphia Athletics
Bump Hadley
New York Yankees
Cochrane
Major League Results Feature Tight Showdowns and Homers
In an 11 inning battle the Cardinals toppled the Mets 5 to 3 with Sauer and Ennis homering for New York. Milwaukee and Pittsburgh split as Spahn earned the win. The Senators pounded Cleveland 11 to 7 behind M. Bolling and Cola vitto with late power, while Baltimore and Detriot traded shutout-paced scores two to none. Mantle hit his 14th homer for the Yankees in a 7 to 0 win over Boston and Detoit topped Kansas City 6 to 4 behind pitching and power.
Hawks blank U A W 1 0 in Evening Optimist League
Ezell and Rupska combined for a one hit shutout as the Hawks defeated U A W 1-0 in the Evening Optimist League on Friday.
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Hawks
U.A.W
Ezell
Rupska
Price Grocery
Hurst Hardware
West Terre Haute
Green Line
Star Cleaners
Ranes-O’daniel
Nichols
Allis Chalmers
Elks Club
Dewecastersnosuet
Ccckceckn Barker Thiteckes
Motz Ae and
Wilson, Ezell, Rupska and
Modisitt
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Johnny Pott
Shreveport, la
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Harvie Ward
U. S. Golf Association Executive Committee
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Graham Grain CO
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Terre Haute, Ind
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Pfizer Pfarmer
Kerman Grotto
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Security Commercial League
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Payne
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Archer Thomas Tenner Meee
Northrup
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Torrence
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Pyle Service
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Central Christian
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Rogers
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Ewe
Pfizer
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Wai
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Jod and
Charles Raymond Fagg
Riley
Babe Ruth
Don Cardwell
Dick Farrell
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Jack Sanford
International
Walter L. Johns
Robert Dale
Hawk
Snider
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Neeman
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Lopata
Hillman
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Merritt
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Spahn
Crandall
Purkey
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Swanson
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Daley
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Tomanek
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Bunning
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J. McCallum
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Herr
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Nichols Loan
Wilbur and
Farley
Durken
Evola
Fulk
L. Evola
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Hamblen
Smith and Rehorst
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Robert T. Reynolds
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