Frear Park golf duel sparks left handed challenge chaos
The Frear Park municipal course hosts a recurring left handed challenge by Police Chief Fred Ibbott, drawing golfers and local officials into a lively summer scene. Meanwhile balk rule changes and the one thousand one count shake up baseball, adding umpire pressure and sparking debate over the new full second stop rule.
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Frear Park
Fred Ibbott
Freddie
Abbott
Frear Park Association
Waning Season High Scores In Watervliet Fraternal League
Tony Demento leads Watervliet Fraternal Bowling League with a 601 set and 232 game as Tony DeSento, Earl Malo, Mario Manoni, and others contribute strong scores. Regular season action nears end with multiple 500s and several 200 games from players like DeMento Romagnoli, Hurst, Tofte, and Cocca.
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Tony DeSento
Earl Malo
Mario Manoni
Dirk
St. Peter's
Frank Kienhofer
Joe Hines
Rovert Forchills
Billy Helfrich
Anthony
Frank Laria
William van Hoe- DeLeva
Vincent
Graber
Jim Bochetti
al Bruno
Bill Jeffs
Bill Barboli
Watervliet Fraternal League
Jack Hallman
Joe Alasky
College Scores Rush Through Busy Night
A chaotic recap lists numerous college games with scattered scores such as Maryland 48 Priurs 3 and Memphis 81 to 1 over Nani Minern 4dorads Keatecya. Other results include Duke 2 Rupes and Georgetown 2 to end tied with several 1s and 4s.
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Carolina St
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Georgetown
Maryland
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Loomans
Dohn
Caturive
Amy
Miu
Michigan
Quantinn Marinas
Seeterry
Wolters
Ohio
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S. Loa
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Larreser
Figaroes
Ae Lee
Wary
Camelitin
Tireicia
Giants rally Bearden for 15 8 win over Indians
New York Giants slugged Cleveland Bearden and Hal Saltaman as Westrum and Lafata each drove in three runs. Eddie Stanky doubled in the opening frame and Wentrum belted a three run homer, powering a seven run first inning. Indians answered with five in the third before the Giants added four more late to seal an 15 to 8 victory in Tulsa.
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New York Giants
Cleveland Indiana
Iamingo
Giants
Wee Westrum
Joe Lafata
Gene Bearden
Hal Saltaman
Eddie Stanky
Loff
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Ray Murray
Homer
Bearden
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Warren Spaha
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Bob Vaher
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Yeoerday
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Louis Olmo
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Willard Marshall
Bob Elliott
Olmo
Ratensberger
Blackwell
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Webb
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Ray Scarborough
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Ty Brazier
al Evans
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Boston Uprising
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Baits
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Fernandes
Atlanta
Pittsburg
Pirates
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Clif Chamberaz
Hal Gregg
Chambers
Tom Saffell
Buccos
Jack Taylor
Gregg
Ealough
Turner
Taylor
N. Brown
McWhorter
Anderson Cagers Quit NBA After Franchise Loss
Anderson Indiana withdrew from the NBA after its owners’ conditions were rejected by league president Maurice Podoloff. The league purchased the Anderson franchise and will decide player provisions later. Podoloff called the 17 team format unwieldy and discussed bonds and future league structure.
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Maurice Podoloff
Anderson
Henrich Enters Hospital For Knee Check Up
Yankees exhibition in Quincy sees Tommy Henrich sent to Baltimore for knee evaluation by Dr George Bennett while Allie Reynolds stays in St Louis for diathermy. Reynolds not seriously ill and to rejoin en route to Indianapolis where Yankees play today.
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Allie Reynolds
Quincy
New York Yankees
Tommy Henrich
St. Louis
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
George Bennett
Reynolds
Mound
Indianapolis
Yankees
Middleground A Derby Contender Ships Wraps For Debut
Middleground enters the Count Fleet Purse at Jamaica as trainer Max Hirsch aims for a third Derby victory. The three year old, idle since a six length Hopeful Stakes win, is listed with Lights Up Ford Wilburton Erosion and Miss Degree in the lineup. Middleground carries 117 pounds with Wille Boland aboard as Hill Prince and Oil Capitol also compete for Derby prep attention.
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Wisconsin Bay
Jamaica
Max Hirsch
Saratoga
Hirsch
Bold Ventue
Assault
Count Fleet
George D. Widener
Andy Schuttinger
Ford
Wilburton Farm
E. M. O'Brien
Skiddie
Hill Prince
Middleground
John Campbell
Jockey Club
Oil Capitol
Kentucky
Wille Boland
Lights Up
Erosion
Miss Degise
Middieground
Arlington Park
Bonus Pitcher Charley Bicknell Traded To Braves
Phillies prize bonus pitcher Charley Bicknell sold to the Boston Braves for a $10,000 waiver price after two seasons on the Phillies roster under the bonus rule The move follows earlier loss of Hugh Radcliffe to the Yankees and stems from the club wanting him to gain regular starting work rather than remain benchbound in Philadelphia Bicknell signed from Plainfield New Jersey and showed promise in spring drills but will be loaned to a minor league period under the bonus rule while the Braves keep him for further development
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Syracuse
KBA
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Charley Bicknell
Boston Braves
Phils
Hugh Radcliffe
New York Yankees
Bicknell
Braves
Plainfeld
N. J
George Earnshaw
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Curt Simmons
Robin Roberts
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Phila
Charley
Wilmington
Del
Radcliffe
Yanks
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Leading Tracks In U S Ermerille Culmone Results and Entries
A dense list of race results and entries from a track meet. Names such as Culmones, Ramet, Magpie, Rouser, and Saneness appear among numerous competitors with times, placings, and prize figures. The text reads like a catalog of participants and performance data across multiple events.
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Sant Pias
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Hay Perent
Savetully Linders
Larsoo
Pingsdor
Saneness
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Peppeter
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