Stranahan Eyes Third British Open Victory
Frank Stranahan, fresh from a 13th place in the U S Open at Inverness, heads to his 18th and 10th British Open hoping to add another major to his career. He reflects on past Open upsets and notes the different atmospheres of British galleries as he travels from Toledo to England.
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Stengel Calls Him Assistant Manager After Trade
New York report notes Billy Martin will travel to Washington by train for a four hour ride from New York to join the Kansas City A’s after being traded from the Yankees. The move marks a significant career moment with Martin set to begin a new chapter in Kansas City.
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Martinez Wins Over Gavilan Seeks Basilio Fight Next
Martinez earned his second straight victory over ex welterweight champ Kid Gavilan and eyes a September showdown with Carmen Basilio. An outdoor Newark bout in August with Peter Waterman or Ralph Dupas is possible if Basilio remains unavailable. Basilio must decide on a September foe as Sugar Ray Robinson negotiations stall. Gavilan, aging and defeated, exits with five straight losses.
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Notable Sports Figures Face Ups and Names Across Baseball Boxing and Football
Spotle FTAROUND Bob Satterfield faces more ups and downs after eviction from a Chicago apartment. Harvey Ward, suspended for expense money, honored in Palo Alto. Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Chicago discuss new baseball stadia. Cardinals players modeled at Fashions for Father. Sara Cooper, Miss Kansas City 1957, is daughter of Walker Cooper. Dick Farrell describes polio aftermath. Mickey Mantle plaque note by Gil McDougald. Adolph Kiefer pushes swimming after 8000 drownings. Denver seeks AL aid as Yankees falter. Joe Walton passes up baseball for Washington Redskins. Johnny O'Brien notes Eddie’s travel to pursue baseball. Jake Pitter coaches Dodgers first base for 10 years. Charley Goldman’s doctor bag aids fighters. Rocky Marciano may act in summer stock with Tallulah Bankhead. Duke Snider maintains 40 homers per season at Ebbets Field. Gus Lesnevich reacts to intro as world’s greatest diver.
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Mayer Details Victory In U S Open Golf Championship
Dick Mayer recalls how he finally won the U S Open in Toledo after three years of near misses. He describes nerves, a pivotal birdie at the sixth hole, and building confidence to lead Cary Middlecoff by five with eight holes to play. Mayer credits improved putting and a new fibreglass putter for a factor in the win.
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Ex Holy Cross End joins Washington Redskins
Washington Redskins added Holy Cross end Bob Dee to their 1957 roster today. Dee was drafted in 1955 and has served as a Marine lieutenant for two years. The team also signed veteran tackle Volney Peters, with six years NFL experience.
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DeCola Wins Split Decision in 10-Round Upset
Tony DeCola of Brooklyn defeated Felix Chicocca of France by a split decision in his first 10-rounder at St. Nicholas Arena. The 20 year old former Golden Gloves boxer extended his winning streak to six this year, using a sharp left from long range. Chicocca weighed 142 pounds to DeCola's 146 and fought on three days notice after replacing an injured opponent.
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Giants Sign Emlen Tunnell For 10th Season
New York Giants announce the signing of safety Emlen Tunnell for his tenth season. Tunnell has appeared in 104 consecutive NFL games.
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Major League Results By United Press National League
National League game summaries show Purkey winning for the Dodgers over the Reds 7 to 5 with Baker hitting his 3rd homer. Jolly took the loss for Cincinnati, while McDevitt started for Brooklyn and Klippstein allowed the loss for Cincinnati. American League had no games scheduled.
Decola Wins on Points Over Chiocca in City Bout
The Associated Press reports Tony Decola of New York, 146 pounds, outpointed Felix Chiocca of Paris, 142 pounds, over ten rounds in New York. Referee and venue details are not given. Martinez Gavilan matchup listed with fractional weights but unclear in outcome.
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Braves shuffle outfield after Schoendienst deal
Milwaukee bonds Schoendienst to fortify second base while left field remains unsettled. Wes Covington and Andy Pafko likely share duties with John De Merit also possible. Covington recalled from Wichita after a .265 season with five homers and 25 RBIs.
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Babe Ruth Leads Marvels Past Optimist Club 16 2
Babe Ruth collected eight hits including a triple and two singles to power the Marvels to a 16 2 victory over the Optimist Club on the Schulte diamond. Other scores include Terre Haute Concrete defeating Vigo Tire 9 7 and Art Compton beating Eastern Express 11 2.
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Maxim and Olson Foresee Comeback Clash Tonight
In Portland, ex-champs Joey Maxim and Carl Olson meet in a 10 round heavyweight showdown. Olson weighs about 180 pounds, Maxim around 185, each seeking a return to form after recent losses and Olson's retirement return since 1956.
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Bobo) Olson
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Chuck Stobbs Seeks Luck as 16th Loss Looms
The Washington Senators plan a fan luck campaign as southpaw Chuck Stobbs fronts a 16 game losing streak. On Friday at Griffith Stadium against Cleveland, the first 1,000 entering fans will receive a rabbit's foot to boost his chances.
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