Wall Wins Masters In Stunning Final Round Charge
Art Wall of Pocono Manor Pa fired five birdies in the last six holes to overcome a six stroke deficit and win the Masters with 284 four under par. Cary Middlecoff Cameron Palmer and Stan Leonard battled to runners up as Wall’s 18th hole birdie sealed the title.
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South Africa
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Ted Kroll
Sarasota
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Los Angeles
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Abington
Bo Winninger
Walter Burkemo
Franklin
Mich
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Royal Oak
Sam Snead
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Jay Hebert
Doug Ford
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Bowling Results Harshaw Chemical League
Ranking and scores from the Harshaw Chemical League bowling event show teams competing for top honors. Individual bowlers posted steady averages with several high games, while team standings shifted after a late-round finale.
Elyria Bowlers Lead In American Bowling Congress Tourney
Elyria doubles team Siffert West totaled 1089 after taps of 564 and 525 as the best Elyria effort in the minor events. Jack Yarsa led all events with 1630 while other 500-plus scores included Yarsa 548 in doubles and 541 in singles and Facker 518 in doubles.
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Elyria
Jack Siffert
Ed West
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West
Jack Yarsa
Elyrians
Yarsa
Wes Fackler
Dewey Facker
Mike Gisman
Advice On 15th Wall Gives Title Credit To Caddie
Art Wall Jr credits his caddie Henry Hammond for key guidance on Augusta National including the 15th hole. Wall details choosing a two iron after Hammond advised it, then birdied the 15th and finished with a 66 to win the Masters. He praises Fetchik Hebert and Ford for improving his game.
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Augusta
UPI
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Augusta National Golf Course
North Side Little League selects 35 from 972 registered
A North Side Little League auction named Electro-Alloys, Plocher Insurance, Ware Vending and Stewart Radio TV as top selectors among 972 registered players. Of 233 tryouts, 74 were nine, 58 ten, 48 eleven, and 53 twelve years old. 39 eight year old girls registered but did not try out.
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Spur
Electro-Alloys
Plocher Insurance
Ware Vending
Stewart Radio & TV
Yankees Braves Chosen to Win World Series Repeat
New York Yankees favored to win the World Series in UPI poll with 45 of 50 experts predicting AL glory, while the Milwaukee Braves lead the NL vote. Giants and Pirates follow, Yankees total 393 points to Braves 375.
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Senators
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Pirates
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Tigers
Leo H. Petersen
Milton Rachman
Buckeyes Sweep Kent State in Doubleheader
Ohio State baseball improved to 11 0 on the season by sweeping Kent State in Columbus. The Buckeyes won the first game 11 0 and completed the twin bill with a 32 run margin as they continued an undefeated start.
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UPI
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Kent State
Pistons recruit Indian player Phil Jordan from Wilackie tribe
Phil Jordan of the Detroit Pistons is described as a full blooded Indian. He is said to belong to the Wilackie tribe of California and plays for the NBA team in Detroit.
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Noble Redskin
Detroit
SPI
Phil Jordan
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
California
Elyria bowlers lead doubles at Lima meets in busy weekend
Elyria duo Elks leaders Tom Graham and Nemeth topped the doubles at the Lima Biks State Bowling Tournament with 1301 total on 1085 actual and 216 handicap. Nemeth 193 187 184 and Graham 147 205 169 paced the event as three weeks remain.
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Ed Nemeth
Lima
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Center Boosts Lead In Elyria Bowling League Action
Jack Tarry Jr. led the Travelers with a 672 series plus games of 186 238 and 248 as Bowling Center widened its lead to eight games. Ed Bagnoni added a 638 with a 266 third game. Louise Oleson top scored with 360 in Evans Lanes Couples League. Other 600 Club members included Frisco Benson Moran and Kehler. A meeting for Pen and Hers League will organize April 26 at Society Hall.
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Lorain County
Browns Sign Five In 1959 NFL Draft Class
Cleveland Browns announce the signing of rookie end Gene Cook and veterans Bob and Leroy Bolden for the 1959 season. The report notes NFL eight teams and league context with limited details from the era.
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UPI
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Elyria boxer McQueen wins National Senior AAU title
James McQueen the 163-pound feather-slinger from Elyria captured the National Senior AAU crown at Toledo’s Sports Arena, defeating Clarence James in a split decision. He then defeated Willie Williams and Calvin Stephens in Friday bouts to seal the victory and earn Pan American Trials eligibility.
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