Phillies back in stride in 6 4 win over Burlington Flints
Jerry Claycomb slugged a towering homer and went four for four while Stan Palys delivered key doubles as Philadelphia beat Burlington 6 to 4 in a tight third game of the series. Bob Nemes pitched well despite 12 hits, and Chafin closed out the seventh with a masterful finish.
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Low turnout marks Terre Haute sports night at Memorial Stadium
Only 262 fans attended last night at Memorial Stadium in Terre Haute for a double bill with Burlington. Local booster efforts include more radio broadcasts, industry tours for the Phillies, and an upcoming Chicago booster trip for the White Sox and Yankees.
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Clyde Lovellette Runs for Lawrence Township Constable
Clyde Lovellette, famed Kansas basketball center, seeks the Republican nomination for Lawrence township constable. He will serve as a deputy in the Douglas County sheriff’s office while preparing for Olympic exhibitions, then plans to work for Phillips Petroleum Co. in Bartlesville. He aims to gauge votes and says he can appoint a deputy.
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Western Junior title taken by Don Nichols
Don Nichols won the 35th Western Junior golf title beating Sam Sadler 4 to 3 to capture the crown. Both 19 from Kansas, Nichols led after the 10th hole and will head to Lafayette Indiana for the NCAA tourney opening Tuesday with Sadler as runner up after a strong early showing from Sadler.
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Minneapolis
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Ind
N.C.A.A
Rawls Jameson Enter Western Open Final Showdown
Eliza beth Earle Betsy Rawls seeks her first Western Open title in an all Texas final with Betty Jameson at Skokie Country Club. Rawls upset Louise Suggs 2 and 1 and edged Peggy Kirk in the quarterfinals, while Jameson defeated Barbara Romack 4 and 3 and beat Berg 5 and 3 to reach the final after a rain delay.
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Baseball Scores And Schedules From Friday And Sunday
Friday results show Brooklyn 5 over Pittsburgh 4 and Boston 12 over St. Louis 7. New York defeated Chicago 4 by 3 in 10 innings. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 3 to 1. Sunday slate lists multiple games in progress with matchups including St Louis Boston, Pittsburgh Brooklyn, and New York Chicago among others. several scores and rescheduled times noted along with pitchers records for early games.
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City baseball scores from weekend games
Columbus edged Minneapolis 3 to 2 while St Paul posted a 5 to 5 draw with Toledo 4 0. Kansas City defeated Indianapolis 8 to 4 as Louisville faced Milwaukee in rain.
Fearless Fraley Rounds Up Golf Odds Amid Open Talk
United Press reports from Louisville on June 21 describe Sam Snead still hopeful about winning the U S Open while Bobby Locke doubts him. Lew and Buck Worsham bet on horse racing, Buck nearly misses a playoff, and notable birthdays and PGA contrasts surface. Julius Boros and others miss Open bodies as Claude Harmon impresses with 35 greens in regulation in the PGA qualifying.
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New Champions In Track Games
At Long Beach California the 64th annual AAU meet closes with four new champions and a high card of upsets and records. Mal Whitfield beat George Rhoden in the 400 meters, Curtis Stone set a 30 33.4 10 000 meters American mark, Parry OBrien reclaimed the shot put title with 57 feet 4 1 2 inches, Jim Fuchs second with 56 7 4 inches, Charlie Moore likely paced the 400 meter hurdles in 51.2, and Bill Miller won the javelin at 236 feet 1 inch.
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Martinez Wins Set to Meet Davey Vejar Winner
New York, June 21. Vinnie Martinez of Paterson New Jersey, a top young prospect, will be offered a match with the Chuck Davey Chico Vejar winner after a sensational 10 round decision over Sammy Giuliani of Stamford Connecticut at Madison Square Garden. Martinez weighed 151 pounds to Giuliani 154½. He floored Giuliani in the seventh but Giuliani surged in the final minute. Giuliani dominated the eighth round as Martinez tired, then Martinez rallied through the ninth and tenth to finish strong.
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N. J
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Chico Vejar
Detroit
Martinez
Sammy Giuliani
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Giuliani
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Vinnie
Indiana U. Star Captures Eastern Tennis Crown
John Hironimus of Indiana University, a Western Conference champion, won the Eastern Intercollegiate freshman singles title. He defeated King Van Nostrand of Cortland Teachers 6-1 6-3 6-2 to add to his Big Ten trophy.
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Sam Cash Wins 25-Lap Terre Haute Stock Car Main
Sam Cash driving No 50 in the Gheen and Ramp Special edged Indy favorites Dick Norris and Cowboy Jack Shanklin to win a 25 lap stock car main before 2 500 fans at Terre Haute Speedway. Norris beat Shanklin for a semi final win, with Darringer taking the second 15 lap event and Adkins the trophy dash.
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Jack Grackeley
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Yesterday's Stars Batting Title on Dodgers Heroic Ninth
George Shuba homered with two outs in the ninth, driving Brook Dodgers to a key victory. Shuba went 3-4, delivering a clutch two-run shot that sealed the win and highlighted his late surge at the plate.
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White Sox Rally To Clip Yankees In Tight Pennant Fight
The 1952 White Sox, under Paul Richards, fueled by power, rallied past the Yankees 8-5 to close within three games of the pace, with Sam Mele delivering a three run homer in the 11th after a four run ninth. Cleveland and Detroit also won, while the Dodgers held a five game NL lead with Shuba's ninth inning homer.
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Indiana Heights Edge Kentucky All Stars at Butler Fieldhouse
Indiana high school graduates aim for a seventh straight victory over Kentucky’s All-Stars in Indianapolis. Starting center Jim McLaughlin, 6-4, faces Philip Grawemeyer, 6-8, with Indiana relying on height and speed to break Kentucky’s 11-game series drought. Indiana starters include Sexson, Thornburg, Franz, and Rainbolt. coach Angus Nicoson.
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Braves Retain League Margin After Rain Delays
Evansville still led the Three I League by 32 games as rain canceled Evansville Keokuk and Cedar Rapids Davenport encounters. A 14 inning game saw Waterloo fall to Quincy 8 to 7 after Quincy tied it in the ninth and won on a 14th inning run.
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Blues Trail Blues Win Narrowly Over Indianapolis
The Kansas City Blues beat Indianapolis 8-4 to stay within one game of the American Association lead as Milwaukee and Louisville had weather issues. KC used a late burst in the eighth inning and improved to nine wins in 10 against Indianapolis this season. Minneapolis and Columbus split a doubleheader, while St Paul swept Toledo with 5-4 and 5-0 scores.
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North Texas State Eyes fourth NCAA golf title at Purdue
LAFAYETTE Ind June 21 North Texas State poised to chase a fourth straight NCAA golf crown at Purdue though Yale’s nine consecutive titles and 21 overall still loom. Capt. Billy Maxwell, 1951 US Amateur champion, leads NT State, who face a field of 49 schools, with Yale not sending a team this year.
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U.S
Purdue sailors finish second to Harvard in national meet
Purdue University skippers John McKeague and Jim Roberts finished behind Harvard in the National Intercollegiate Racing Association meet on the Maumee River. Harvard edged Purdue by 8 points, 205 to 197, as the Yale rivalries and river course shaped the close race.
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Open champion Boros departs after five year rule rift
Golf writer notes Julius Boros the Open champion faced PGA opposition over the five year apprenticeship rule. Boros, a relative unknown, won the Dallas Open and was invited to Louisville but faced resistance from pros who value shop work and teaching experience. The piece explains both sides of the outdated rule and potential future changes.
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Connecticut Star
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Surprising Careers Light PGA Survive Round at Louisville
In Louisville on June 21, 16 PGA survivors began 36 hole match play after Friday’s rounds. Heavyweights Snead Little and Shue fell early while veterans like Middlecoff Ghezzi Hamilton and Turnesa held on. Unknowns such as Ray Honsberger rose as others faded, with Harbert charging ahead at ten under par through two matches.
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Jim Turnesa
Roberto de Vicenza
Fred Hass Jr
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Henry Williams Jr
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Indiana Players Win and Lose Early In PGA Tour
In Louisville on June 21 to 27, Indiana golfers posted results from the first and second rounds of the national P G A tournament. Charles Harter of Logansport beat Bill Heinlein of Noblesville 2 and 1 in the first round, and Bob Hamilton of Evansville defeated Jackson Bradley of Chicago 4 and 3. In the second round Cary Middlecoff of Memphis defeated Harter 3 and 2, while Hamilton beat Sam Bernardi of Fort Sheridan 3 and 1.
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Bill Heinlein
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Evansville
Jackson Bradley
Chicago
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Ott Heller to Leave Indianapolis Capitals After Calder Cup Run
Ott Heller, playing coach of the Indianapolis Capitals since 1948, will not return next fall. He guided the 1949-50 team to eight straight Calder Cup playoff victories, a feat never equaled.
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