Ptak and Ramner Win Neat Duels for Terre Haute Phillies
Terre Haute Phillies, riding high in the Three Eye League flag race, doubled Quincy’s Gems last night behind 4-3 and 3-0 wins. Pitchers Henry Ptak and Dan Ramer each worked the full game as Ed Barbarito hit a fifth inning homer off Ptak. Command’s late homer and rally aided a tenth inning win, while Watson and Loos delivered the decisive late hits in the opener. The nightcap featured an early two-run burst and a triple by Jim Watson.
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Sludgers Dominate With Mulitple Hits In Local Baseball Action
Corey and Braggs lead with triples and singles while Par son and Lear contribute several hits for the Sludgers. Terre Haute teams, Novice and Civic leagues, post wide scoring with multiple players amassing doubles, triples, and runs across contests.
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Richards Worries, But Has Faith in Hurlers
Chicago June 30 The White Sox managing pitcher woes with Howie Judson's shaky start in a 10-3 win over the St. Louis Browns. Paul Richards backs his staff despite concern that close games may expose flaws and notes nine of 17 one run decisions won, while hitters like Minoso Fox and Robinson lead the lineup.
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Flora Victor Triumphs In Fastrack Sprint Feature
Hal Flora driving No. 71 won last nights abbreviated Fastrack feature at Terre Haute as crowds watched Ken Wheeler No. 22 finish second and Bobby Hunter No. 64 third. A track wreck halted racing after 14 laps injuring two spectators and causing a later restart.
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Bob Hunter
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Mike del Grande
Bill Cowell
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Claude Coville
Ohio State Pair Reach Golf Finals
Columbus June 30. Ohio State University golfers Tom Nieporte and Don Johnson reached the National Collegiate championship final after 36 holes. Both finalists from the same university marked a first in modern NCAA history. Johnson and Nieporte advanced from 170 players from 55 colleges, qualifying with 150 and 144.
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Northwestern
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Richardson on No. 1 Court At Wimbledon
Seventeen year old Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge faces Armando Vieira of Brazil to reach the Wimbledon quarter finals. He seeks the youngest quarter finalist mark after upsetting defending champion Budge Party as eight U S women reach the round of 16.
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Canisius Out of Garden for Next Season
Canisius College will not play at Madison Square Garden next season in New York City. Rev. John Killeen S J athletics director cited the general condition of intercollegiate basketball and offered no further details.
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Higgins Hubbard In Title Round At Terre Haute
Mrs Higgins faces Mrs Hubbard in the final of the Spring handicap tourney at the Country Club of Terre Haute. Higgins beat Hilton. Boswell and Ray contend for a championship among the less experienced golfers. Bodwell and Stich won consolation. Carroll and Krieble met in the nine-hole group final. Silverstein and Shallcross won first flight events.
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Marshall Hubbard
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Terre Haute
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Charles H. Ray
Boswell
Robert Stich
Philip H. Templeton
Howard Clare
Mary Ann Carroll
Juanita Krieble
Julian Silverstein
Vernon Shallcross
Betty Jameson Takes Early Lead in Eastern Open
Reading Pennsylvania June 30 quiet-spoken Betty Jameson held a two stroke lead over Babe Didrikson Zaharias and Barbara Romack entering the second 18 hole round of the 54 hole Women's Eastern Open. The $3,500 event at Berkshire Country Club ends tomorrow with thirty six pros and amateurs competing.
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Betty Jameson
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
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Sacramento
Calif
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Cochell to Play Willner in N C A A Tennis Duel
Evaston Ill June 30 Top seeded Earl Cochell 29 year old navy veteran from Southern California faces Robin Willner UCLA southpaw in today's feature semifinal N C A A tennis championships match. Other singles semifinalists are Tony Trabert Cincinnati seeded second and third ranked Hugh Stewart Southern California. Finals in both singles and doubles will be played Sunday. The tournament was interrupted twice this week by rain.
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Earl Cochell
Southern California
Robin Willner
U.C.L.A
Brooklyn's Lead Sliced Again
By Jack Hand the Dodgers see their once wide lead shrink after a 3-2 loss to the Phillies as Pittsburgh and New York Giants gain ground. Philadelphia manager Eddie Sawyer reportedly read the riot act to his complacent Phils, aiming to spark a late surge.
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Baseball schedule results from a busy day
Philadelphia at Brooklyn 11 30 a m Church vs Schmitz New York at Boston night 630 p m Jansen vs Bickford Chicago at Cincinnati 1 p m Lown vs Fox Pittsburgh at St Louis night 730 p m Dickson vs Chambers Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn night Chicago 6 St Louis 6 tie Night game called after nine innings New York at Boston night postponed rain Pittsburgh at Cincinnati postponed rain New York at Boston 12 p m Philadelphia at Brooklyn 1205 p m Chicago at Cincinnati 1230 p m 230 p m Pittsburgh at St Louis 130 p m
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Baseball matchups and results across Boston New York and others
Daily schedule shows 12 p.m. games Boston at New York with Stubbs facing Kuzava and Washington at Philadelphia Moreno meeting Fowler. Detroit visits Cleveland with Hutchinson or Newhouser against Wynn. St Louis at Chicago Starr opposed by Dobson. Night scores: New York 2 Boston 1. Chicago 10 St Louis 3. Cleveland 4 Detroit 1. Philadelphia 3 11 Washington 2 5. Additional notes list early and twin bill times and venues.
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Night doubleheader parade at Memorial Stadium
The Memorial Stadium double header continues with Sear's Night as Phils face a rescheduled third game after rain. Orioles executives attend to scout Phillies talent while Dan Ramer and Hank Piak star on the mound for Quad Cities and Quincy in back-to-back twin bills.
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Miss Pepsi Favored In Maple Leaf Regatta On Detroit River
DETROIT June 30 Miss Pepsi is a heavy favorite to win the Maple Leaf inter national speedboat regatta on the Detroit River today. Five other boats Such Crust I Gold n Crust Gale I Gale II and Why Worry compete with Miss Pepsi. Fans along the 2 1 2 mile course will see Wild Bill Cantrell drive Why Worry a larger version of Slo Mo Shun. The race is sponsored by the Windsor Ont Yacht Club and is in its third year.
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Women Golf Aces Plan Tour of British Isles
Six women professional golfers will tour the British Isles for three weeks. They will meet six top British amateurs July 13 and 14 at Sunningdale for 72 holes in four-somes and singles. The American team includes Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias Patty Berg Betty Jameson Betty Bush Peggy Kirk Findlay and Betsy Rawls.
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Babe) Didrikson Zaharias
Prairie View
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San Antonio
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Betty Bush
Hammond
Ind
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Betsy Rawls
Austin
Fontanet A. Co. Baseball Seeks Opponents for July 1 and 4
Fontanet Indiana June 30 Special The Fontanet A. Co. baseball team has open dates for Sunday July 1 and July 4 Interested teams are asked to telephone Bill King at N 2552.
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Quincy Drops To Third Spot in Three-I League
Terre Haute moved Quincy to third in the Three I League after a Friday double defeat. Evansville led Quincy by one percentage point before rainouts and other results left Waterloo beating Cedar Rapids 10 to 5. Baud hit a grand slam for Waterloo as Davidson appeared in relief for Cedar Rapids.
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All-Star Game Poll Closes in Race for Star Players
Chicago dispatch notes the 1951 All-Star vote nearing 4 million with Stan Musial leading the tally at 1,274,816. Nelson Fox trails and White Sox also feature prominently, as managers Stengel and Sawyer prepare the 25-man rosters and announce lineups for the Detroit July 10 game.
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Penn Attacks TV Ban on Grid Football Faces NCAA Answer
University of Pennsylvania criticizes the NCAA plan to control live college football TV. Penn athletic director Franny Murray releases a letter claiming the Justice Department denied prior approval. NCAA officials defend the ban, with Tom Hamilton asserting its legality amid the ongoing dispute.
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Snead Mangrum Stay In Running At Oakmont
Oakmont Pa June 30. Pairings for today's 36 hole third round of the PGA Championship list Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs W Va and Lloyd Mangrum of Niles Ill as the featured matchup with 14 others in the running. The field includes Jim Ferrier Vic Ghezzi Johnny Bulla Ellsworth Vines Jack Burke Walter Burkemo Reggie Myles Dick Shoemaker Gene Kunes Al Brosch Jack Harden George Bolesta Charles Bassler and Jackson Bradley. Defending champ Chandler Harper and other former winners were eliminated yesterday.
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Garden City
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Fl Paso
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Catonsville
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Portsmouth
Jack Burke
Houston
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Evansville
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Akron
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Arketex Tiles Pfizer In Key Brazil Game
Brazil officials expect a large crowd for Sundays Arketex Tiles versus Pfizer Corp game that could decide the first half WL title. Arketex sits 4-2 while Pfizer leads at 5-1 with a win clinching the half. Roeschlein vows top effort despite Trout’s uncertain return from a Detroit look see assignment.
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Rams Linebacker Paul Younger Medically Discharged
Los Angeles Rams star linebacker Paul Tank Younger was medically discharged from the army at Fort Ord California due to a kidney ailment. Rams coach Joe Stydahar said Younger was discharged yesterday and will be examined by the team physician next week to gauge if he can play this season.
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Dorothy Ellis Wins Indianapolis Women Golf Title Again
Dorothy Ellis captures her seventh title in 16 years by defeating Mrs. Sue Fulmer of Hillcrest Country Club, 1 up, to win the Indianapolis women’s golf championship yesterday.
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