Teenage Toledo girl shocks field in Western Amateur golf
Detroit August 1. Barbara McIntire 16 from Toledo led 16 survivors into the second round of the Women's Western Amateur at Plum Hollow Golf Course. She upset May Murray 4 and 3, matching par and beating the field by four strokes. Medalist Barbara Dawson and defending champion Polly Riley also advanced in straight matches.
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Barbara McIntire
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Plum Hollow
Margaret Russell
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Clara Jane Mosack
Browns Extend Bosox Slump, Chicago Loses
The Indians beat the Senators 5-3 in Washington to stay two games behind the Yankees for first, as Boston dropped 8-6 to the Browns at Fenway. Chicago’s White Sox fell 4-2 to the Athletics, dropping seven and a half games back. The Dodgers widened their NL lead to 9.5 games with an 8-3 win at Pittsburgh, while the Giants beat the Cubs 4-3 in Chicago. Phillies swept the Cardinals 7-5 as the Braves shut out St. Louis 6-0. Bob Feller earned his 16th win in relief, and Don Johnson struggled in the ninth for Washington.
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Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Howie Pollet
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Duke Snider
Pee Wee Reese
Bobby Thomson
Cubs
Jim Hearn
Sheldon Jones
Sal Maglie
Phils
Eddie Sawyer
Reds
del Ennis
Howie Fox
Chet Nichols
Braves
Horseshoe Scholars win league title with six straight wins
In Stark County League play Horseshoe Scholars swept six games from Low Barbers to claim first-half title. TV Mart, still in the lead pack, defeated Fisher Auto Repair 4-2. Stahlheber Sports and Dougherty Flowers moved into a second-place tie with 5-1 victories. Top scorers included Russell Yaus 571, Karl Konter 496, Ross Albert 473, Paul Torcasio 401, Frank Petraroli 384, Cecil Hartzell 367, Jim Tucker 320, and Homer Ebner 285.
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Russell Yaus
Karl Konter
Ross Albert
Paul Torcasio
Frank Petraroli
Cecil Hartzell
Jim Tucker
Homer Ebner
Reedurban pitcher tosses one hitter in 10-0 win
Reedurban's Larry Smith threw a one hitter as Reedurban routed North Canton 10-0 in Tri-County Junior League action. Wise and Esmont contributed on offense while Smith, Patrick, Dueble, Zimmerman and Wise formed the run sequence.
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Dueble
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Wise
Esmont
Owl's Nest Wins Taverns Tournament In Close Final
The Owl's Nest defeated The Palms 10-9 to claim the tavern tournament title on Sunday. Semifinals saw Owl's Nest oust Earl's Grill 6-2 while The Palms beat Reedurban Tavern 12-5.
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Majeski's homer helps Cubs edge Phillies in slugfest
In a high scoring game Chicago batters produced two runs in the eighth as Majeski drove in three and Joost added two. Kellner earned the win, Judson took the loss, with strong nights from Robison, Busby, and Kellner behind a 2- run for Philadelphia.
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Hearn directs Mets past Cubs in late comeback win
In a rugged MLB game, New York tops Chicago 4-3 as Thomson belted two homers driving in four. Hiller allowed four, but Hearn earned the decision with 10 strikeouts in five innings. A slew of extra-base hits highlighted the contest, including Mays two-bagger and Baumholtz triple.
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Brown Uses Lin Houston As Instructor
Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown uses Lin Houston to demonstrate technique at spring training in Bowling Green. Houston, 215 pounds, is praised as the acme of perfection in calisthenics blocking and tackling as the team expands its drills. Veteran guard Bob Gaudio also returns, having left the Browns in 1949 to focus on his construction business.
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Favorite Defeated In Left Hand Golf Favorite Defeated In Left Hand Golf
In Youngstown on August 1, the National Left Handers tournament saw top defending champion Bob Buchanan upset by Kenneth Mast 3 and 2 in the previous round, sending Buchanan to consolation flights. Ross Collins, two-time Arkansas state amateur champion, kept hopes alive by defeating Herb Heinlein 6 and 5, after posting a 71 in qualifying.
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Bluffton
Bob Buchanan
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Buchanan
Ross Collins
Arkansas
Herb Heinlein
Indiana
Collins
Tippecanoe Country Club
Local Amateurs Lose 3 Bouts at Massillon
August 1 report from Massillon on an eight-bout amateur card at Agathon Field promotions by Sammy Angott and Dom Dottavio. Canton boxers Carl Parker and Harry Ambles suffered losses, Ray Brown fell, and local welter champ Al Litten claimed a second round TKO. Other results included Eddie Rice, Jerry Wales, Lorin Bishop draws, and Bob Bennett defeating Joe Leggett before about 600 spectators.
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Agathon Field
Carl Parker
Cambridge
Bobby Lee
Harry Ambles
Jack King
Ray Brown
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Dick Buck
Akron
Eddie Rice
Ronnie Dey
Jerry Wales
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Zanesville
Bob Bennett
Dover
Joe Leggett
Sammy Angott
Dom Dottavio
Brion Seeks Upset as Louis Rematch Looms in SF
Cesar Brion the young Argentine heavyweight challenges Joe Louis in a 10 round return bout at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. Brion, 24, vows to shoot for victory after a Chicago decision loss last November and carries confidence from later bouts. Louis weighs about 211 pounds, Brion around 195, with betting sparse but Brion’s power admired.
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Joe Louis
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Keeneland Yearling Sale Sets Stage for 103 More Offered
Lexington the Keeneland salehouse prepares to offer 103 more thoroughbred yearlings as part of the summer auction. Through the first two days 190 yearlings brought in 1 525 000 dollars, led by a Count Fleet colt out of Black Wave bought by Louis B Mayer for 36 000 dollars. William Goodsby Loew paid 35 500 for another Count Fleet son while Mayer also paid 33 000 for a red roan Mahmoud foal out of Risque Reigh, and Brookmeade Stable secured a Count Fleet colt from Jacola for 33 000.
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Jacola
International League score roundup
Baltimore beat Rochester 8 to 4. Springfield defeated Syracuse 6 to 3. Ottawa led Buffalo 4 to 0 and 9 in one scoreline while Montreal fell to Toronto 1 to 2 in a separate result.
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Mantle Sparks Kansas City in 7–0 Win Over Toledo
Mickey Mantle starred for Kansas City with two home runs powering a 7-0 victory over Toledo. The Blues improved behind Mantle's impact as Milwaukee beat Columbus 9-1 on the road. St Paul and Louisville split a doubleheader while Indianapolis edged Minneapolis 5-4 to climb in the standings.
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Hemsley Seeks Browns Manager Post
Rollicking Rollie Hemsley said he wants to return to the majors as manager of the St. Louis Browns. He confirmed he applied after owner Bill Veeck hinted at changes, and he currently manages Texas City in the Gulf Coast League. Hemsley played for six big league clubs and last year led Columbus in the American Association.
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Albert and Ailes Win Western Junior Posts
In Iowa City on August 1, Don Albert of Alliance Ohio and John Ailes of North Benton were among 32 qualifiers in the Western Junior golf tournament. Ailes shot 72 and Albert 75, while Eddie Merrins of Meridian Mississippi led medalists with 68.
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