Open leaders at 1 under 139 in tense 57 cutoff chase
Bob Rogs borg and Doug Sanders led at 139 after 36 holes in the Open as wind and rough threatened the field at Oakland Hills. Arnold Palmer battled back from 10 strokes down to a 65 and a 149 halfway, while Ben Hogan and Sam Snead trailed at 143.
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Doug Sanders
Oakland Hills
Arnold Palmer
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Palmer
Denver
Cherry Hills
Mike Souchak
Doug Ford
Eric Monti
Bobby Brue
Gardner Dickinson
al Getberger
Gene Littler
Ed Furgol
Julius Boros
Cary Middlecoff
Lew Worsham
Peter Thomson
Australia
Bonus rookie Krausse blanks Angels in major league debut
Lew Krausse Jr a 18 year old high school graduate from Chester PA pitched a three hit 4 8 shutout over the Los Angeles Angels before 30 505 at Kansas City. He walked five and struck out six using a 114 pitch effort as manager Joe Gordon called it the best game he had seen.
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Tigers Secure Top Michigan Prospect Bill Freehan
The Detroit Tigers signed bonus baby Bill Freehan to a five year contract after shelling out about $100,000. Tigers officials say they had followed him since he was 14 and the move preserves the club’s prestige by keeping Freehan from joining another major league team.
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University of Michigan
Nunes to Meet Moyer in TV Bout at Madison Square Garden
Puerto Rican middleweight Dulio Nunes 24 earns main event after two late-sub wins at St Nick’s. He faces Denny Moyer of Portland in a 10 round non title bout at Madison Square Garden televised by ABC. Judges and a referee will score by rounds with tiebreaker points if needed.
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Willie Jennings
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Baseball and league standings sweep from old box scores
Reading shows results across the American and Southern leagues with Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburgh Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago San Francisco and others, plus yesterday and today games, and standings including Birmingham Little Rock Nashville Atlanta Mobile Macon Shreveport routes. The Southern Association tables list Chattanooga Nashville Atlanta Little Rock Macon Shreveport Mobile and more with rain delays and postponed games noted.
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Braves Beat Dodgers to Trim NL Lead as Burdette Homer
Milwaukee edged Los Angeles 2-1 behind Lew Burdette five hits allowed and a homer, while Cincinnati moved atop the standings with a 4-1 win at Philadelphia. San Francisco lost 12-4 to Chicago as St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 5-2. In the AL Lew Krausse pitched a three-hit shutout for Kansas City 4-0 over Los Angeles, Detroit beat New York 4-2, Cleveland beat Baltimore 3-1, Boston routed Washington 14-9, and Minnesota won 6-4 at Chicago. Burdette’s homer came off Koufax as Milwaukee remained four games under .500. The Reds erupted for four eighth-inning runs, with Ken Hunt the winner. Billy Williams hit a grand slam as the Cubs led 5-1 in San Francisco. Cardinals took a 1-1 tie to a 4-1 win in the seventh. Dick Bordogna of Haverford will captain North Carolina soccer next season.
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LeRoy Thomas
Ken Hamlin
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Detroit basketball players dismissed over bribery scandal
University of Detroit dismissed two players Charlie North and John Morgan amid admitted contacts with individuals involved in a nationwide basketball conspiracy. North scored 458 points this season and Morgan, a junior, were both from Detroit. The case ties into the point spread gambling scandal affecting 33 players from 18 schools. Both reportedly cooperated with a New York grand jury investigation.
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Charlie North
John Morgan
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Frank S. Hogan
New York
Burdette Shines as Dodgers Fall to Braves at Coliseum
Lew Burdette pitched five efficient innings and earned his 150th National League win with a five hitter as Milwaukee defeated Los Angeles 2 to 1. He also drove in the tying run with a homer, his sixth Coliseum home run in his career, underscoring his odd success on the field.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Bowling Results Women’s Business League Standings and Scores
Rose Lanes leads with 61 wins 23 losses, Bank of Thomas Co 48 35, General Gas 48 36, Swift Canteen 35 49, Commercial Bank 31 53, Scott Hotel 28 55. Leah Harrall top single game 180 and series 461. Joan Beaver 179 and 439. Ardrenn Lattlemyre 418. Team highs include Rose Lanes 610 and 1659 series, Commercial Bank 579 and 1580.
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Scott Hotel
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Marge Perry
Helen Kennedy
Ardrenn Lattlemyre
Irene Pickett
Thomasville Plumbing Leads Night Bowling Standings
Team No. 331 and Team No. 4 split 40 40 in a Thursday morning summer season. Individual high scores include Anne Wise 179 Vera McMickle 176 Leah Harrall 174. Team totals show Thomasville Plumbing 898 Al and Red 652. full night totals 1649 for Thomasville Plumbing and 1561 for Al and Red.
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Wednesday Night Ladies Versus Thomasville Flower Shop Results
Alpha Summer League night results list multiple matches. State Farm Ins Co defeats General Gas, Atlantic Coast Line beats Oak Grove Nursery, and Thomanville Bait & Tackle tops Bowlero 4 0. Individual scores include Rehberg 203 533 and Whitaker 200 196.
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Will Winter
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Strikes and Spares From Left Side Spare Angle
Pro bowler Joe Wilman explains adjusting stance for a left side spare. If the first ball hooks to the 6-9-10 leave, move left of center and aim into the 6-9 pocket to knock pins into the corner. Emphasizes aiming ratios to improve spare conversion.
Krausse Sparked Win Clips Giants In Wild MLB Roundup
Lew Krausse pitched briefly for the Trevors in a stretched season recap. Detroit seized a 4-2 edge and climbed into a tying position with the Yankees while Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles pressed in separate wins, as Norm Siebern and Ken McCardle contributed for a shaken A's.
Sox rally and pitching duel highlight tense baseball games
In a chaotic day the Red Sox rallied with eight runs in the fourth to topple Miami 12 85 as Dost Tes trzemski and Vic Wertz delivered key hits. Dick Stigman and Barry Latman combined on a four hitter to beat Baltimore while Pedro Ramos pitched eight innings of four hit shutout relief against Chicago.
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American airman Ralph Morrow in British Amadgar match
Ralph Morrow an Ok airman, aged 21, competes in a British Amadgar event semifinal. He loses to Jimmy Walker while Bonallack and Martin Christma also reach a semifinal. Other details mention Golf Society meetings and related events with times noted.
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Southern Cal Seen as Likely NCAA Track Champion
Southern California looks like the class of the field as the 41st NCAA Track meet ends at Franklin Field. Bowerman's Oregon and Villanova both boast seven qualifiers, while UCLA adds six. Notable performances include Budd and Jerome matching the world record pace in the 100 and a close 220 heat for Budd, with Duke, Penn State, and Dartmouth also noted in the day’s field.
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Harry Jerome
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Stan Dorobac Wins Big Ten Singles Title in 1953
Michigan State tennis coach Stan Dorobac captured the Big Ten singles crown in 1953 and also shared the doubles championship.
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