Snead Wins Dallas Open Four-Way Playoff
Sam Snead, the veteran from White Sulphur Springs, W V, won a four way playoff for 3500 first money in the Dallas Open after a 69 to finish at 272. John McMullin Julius Boros and Gary Player tied for second and shared 1800 each as the playoff ended with Player and Boros parring the extra hole while McMullin failed to finish.
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Dallas
Sam Snead
Battler
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
John McMullin
Fair Oaks
Calif
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N. C
Gary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
Player
Boros
McMillin
McMullin
500 Winner Gels Speeding Ticket
Jimmy Bevan 31 won the Memorial Day 500 mile classic at Indianapolis. A state policeman ticketed him for speeding 78 mph in a 60 mph zone on U S 60 west of Magdalena New Mexico.
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Magdalena
N. M
Jimmy Bevan
Indianapolis
Here
B. G. Whitt
Phoenix
U.S. 60
Reading Sens Split Double Bill
Reading pitcher Paul Robinson won his fifth game with a two run single backing a 4 3 win over Albany in game two after Albany’s Senators won the opener 7 2 before 623 fans at Hawkins Stadium Robinson aided by a Cooter Jones double and a walk stole a base to seal the late effort while Reading outhit 11 7 in game two and Robinson weathered a seventh inning rally to close out the success for Reading and Albany in a windy doubleheader with early homers setting the tone and a strong defensive showing deactivate
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Reading
Paul Robinson
Indians
Albany
Senators
Hawkins Stadium
Robinson
Cooter Jones
Test Gane
Mann
Kennett
Frickie
Schmidt
Pride
A. Turner
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Horn
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Draperis
Liverac
Reed
RBI
Jankowski
Kubiszs Schmidt
Fruits
Relzer
Kern
Reedy
Sac Reed
Drapcho
Robinson Ant Rewer
Williams
Schwarzkoff
Robertson
Wie
Goodermote Captures Main At Lebanon Valley Speedway
Dee Goodermote of Berlin won the 25-lap feature at Lebanon Valley Speedway Saturday night, beating John Herlron of Poughkeepsie Fuzzy Foshy of West Lebanon Jim Markel of Stone Ridge and Neil Dunstan of Delmar. Sonny Hobart of Catskill rolled over crashing into a fence and was taken to Pittsfield General Hospital. Heat winners were Earl Madison Cary Kurzon and Dennis Proper. Warnie Carr won the consolation. The track will stage the Pepsi-Cola Trophy race next Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
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Dee Goodermote
Berlin
Lebanon Valley Speedway
John Her Lron
Poughkeepsie
Fuzzy Foshy
West Lebanon
Jim Markel
Stone Ridge
Neil Dunstan
Delmar
Sonny Hobart
Catskill
Hobart
Pittsfield General Hospital
Earl Madison
Ballston Spa
Dennis Proper
Kurzon
Cary
Cooperstown
Warnie Carr
Trenton
N. C
Raceway Entries Trot and Pace Race Meet
A detailed listing of race entries across multiple divisions including trotting and pacing events. Named horses and drivers appear with distances and purses, noting various heats and conditions as part of a single race meet catalog.
Colt Breaks Bone In Cavan Upset
Tim Tam may miss racing for months after a broken sesamoid in the right front foot, following Cavan's upset win at Belmont Park. Trainer Jimmy Jones will decide on treatment in Chicago, with possible surgery to speed recovery and retirement to stud as a contingency. Cavan, owned by Joseph E O Connell and trained by Tom Barry, edged Tim Tam in a dramatic stretch, 2:30 1/5 over the 1 1/4 mile.
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New York
Tim Tam
Cavan
Jimmy Jones
William 0. Read
Chicago
Jones
Calumet
Belmont Park
Joseph E O'Connell
Boston
Tom Barry
County Cork
Ireland
Pete Anderson
Pete
Ismiel Valenzuela
Valenzuela
Timmy
C. V. Whitney
Flamingo
Gallant Man
Monmouth Park
New Jersey
Suffolk Downs
O'Connell
Joe Swart
Walter Perkins
UPI
Crannells DeMaria Face Mackeys In Local Court Patch
In Atvervliet Tonight at 6:15 Grannells versus Strecks Crannells clash with Crannells DeMaria and Mackeys players. The card lists Crannells DeMaria duo plus Kikorian Eaton Britton and Bobbish, with singles totals and a Ray Bobbish pairing. It notes a Mackeys Ray Bobbish double and single, and Mike Consuela contributing 72 singles.
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Grannells
Strecks Crannells
Mackeys
Butch DeMaria
Dave la Fleche
Frank DeNuzzo
Kazy Kikorian
Jack Eaton
Jim Britton
Crannells
DeMaria
Ray Bobbish
Dou
Mike Consuela
Basketball scores from Midwest matchups among several cities
Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 5 to 1 while another Minneapolis win over Indianapolis 3 to 2. Omaha defeated Louisville 6 to 2 and Wichita triumphed over St Paul 7 to 3. The brief results indicate a busy slate in Midwest basketball standings.
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American Association
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Omaha
Louisville
Wichita
St Paul
Falstaffs Win ABC Open and Cramer Wins Prizes
Syracuse AP 53rd American Bowling Congress closes after 72 days. Falstaff Beer of St. Louis tops open division with 3,210. Gleason Truers of Rochester win booster division with 2,881. Minor events champ Faragalli of Paterson wins all-events prize with 1,000. Ed Shay of Chester takes singles title 733. Tucker and Vrenick split doubles prize. St. Louis leads open standings. Rochester tops booster.
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Falstaff Beer
St. Louis
Gleason Truers
Rochester
al Faragalli
Paterson
N. J
Bill Tucker
Jimny Vrenick
ABC
Ed Shay
Chester
Joe Tucker
James Vrenick
Joe Joseph
Bob Nickel
Detroit
Hobis
Joe Belek
Cleveland
Dick Rritler
Armold Noe
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Faragalli
Lon Camps
Paramis
Aletah Beer
San Antonio
Tex
Stroh Bohemian Beer
Lenis
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
Chicago
Sal
Parry's New
Rome
Woodburn
Rome Strip
K Adolf's
Burg National Wednesday Night 6 Oclock Matchup Recap
Verdiles and Market teams face tough lineups in a crowded scoring night. Key players include Terdiles Gary Therrien and Ken Hines for Verdiles. Market features Jim Hathorn and Mike Schongar with multiple singles and a double. Masons Dan Brady adds three singles.
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Bob Buckley
Bob Hidley
A Quackenbush
Gary Therrien
Guy Merrill
Ken ‘Hines
Ron Hagadorn
Jim Hathorn
Gomer
Mike Schongar
Verdiles
Roger Shearer
Troys
Masons
Dave Sorensen
Joe Wronowki
Greg Zorian
Dick Charles
Dan Wood
A-T—Zorian
Douce
Dan Brady
Mazur Wins Closest Match Play On Van Schaick Island
Ed Mazur won yesterday's match play test at Van Schaick Island by one down. Ed Barnes and Bob Katz trailed by three holes, Jack LaFerrier four down, Lou Forget five, and John Gradoni six in a crowded field across the tournament.
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Ed Mazur
van Schaick Island
Ed Barnes
Bob Katz
Jack LaFerrier
Lou Forget
John Gradoni
Belmont Entries and Listed Horse Names Shuffle
A dense list of horse names, riders, and race entries appears with scattered figures and partial titles. The fragmentary OCR reads like a catalog of horses and persons such as Belmont entries, Patrolman Pete, Night Charmer, Joe Jones, Sweet Success, and Shymsancer with various numbers, prices, and event hints, interspersed with garbled terms and nonstandard spellings. The piece resembles a racing program or entry sheet portion, lacking coherent narrative or context.
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Ann Uys
Buckle
North Pass
bKayn Shingily
xaSa Sacur
Danang Veet
Joe Jones
Surea
Jailbird
Night Charmer
Scoundrel
aProthalamion
Evronids F
Spiendor
Fort Dourbain
Gray Byan Purse
Staag Welded
Prato Poulet
Nanve
Mtr
Jupiter
Shymsancer Tvh
Moorene Valley
Fieaate
ANG Ware
Avery
Soeay
Lensentyl
Happy New
Mt Howe
City Softball League Tonight Matches and Standings
A partial scoreboard shows several games and divisions. Viaducts face Carlo's at 6:30, Good Korner meets Tamie's Fishery at the school, with American and National leagues listed alongside team standings and upcoming matchups at Knickerback.
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Martin
Tamie
E. S
Kitricks
Good Korner
Clancy
Vath
Peet
Foley's Inn
Armory AC
Canal AC
del Cooney
St. Augustine's
Notts Pine
YMCA
Burg Boys Club
Faley’s Inn
Boxing Offers Varied Program With Charity Fight Headline
The Associated Press reports a varied boxing lineup this week led by a 10 round ABC television charity bout at the Shoreham Washington hotel featuring Joey Giardello versus Franz Szuzina. Promoter Goldie Ahearn backs a 1 000 guest, 25 dollar per head event for Washington’s Big Brothers of America with contributions from the International Boxing Club. Other highlights include Ole Archie Moore in a non title 10 rounder in Sacramento and Harold Carter’s return in New York alongside Sugar Hart vs Gil Turner in Philadelphia. Also noted are wings of international bouts with Peter Schmidt versus Tony DeCola and other ten round cards across cities including Honolulu Milwaukee and Bologna.
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Philadelphia
Franz Szuzina
Germany
ABC
Shoreham
Washington
Big Brothers of America
Goldie Ahearn
International Boxing Club
Moore
Howard King
Reno
Nev
Sacramento
Calif
Archie
King
Young Stribling
Harold Carter
Willi Besmanoff
New York
Madison Square Garden
Carter
Lindon
N. J
Sugar Hart
Gil Turner
Connie Mack Stallium
Pennsylvania
Hodge
Scranton
Don Jackson
Ring Magazine
Jackson
Solomon McTier
Teddy Brenner
St. Nicholas Arena
DuMont
Yok
Peter Schmidt
Tony DeCola
Joey Lissey
Ike Jenkins
Eddie Armstrong
Benny Paret
Honolulu
Ike Chestnut
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Milwaukee
Tony Anthony
Orville Pitts
Bologna
Italy
Willie Pastra
New Orleans
Miami ‘Beach
Itay
Franco Cavicchi
Athens
van Oreans
Miia Eavare
Charley Deneph
Anildiss
Halifax
LaSalle crushes Keveny 11 to 1 in Cohoes Diocesan clash
LaSalle, upgrading to seven wins in nine league appearances, routed Keveny 11 to 1 yesterday at Insular Grounds Cohoes. Harry Wade powered the attack with a two run homer a three run triple and a single as sophomore Bob Weaver held Keveny to one run Ron Sheeran homered for Keveny in an otherwise one sided game played on Knickerbocker field due to Sunday closure at the usual site.
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Keveny
Cohoes
Knickerbocker
Lelub
Harry Wade
Bob Weaver Stout
Ron Sheeran
Kkeveny
Connors
Ciovka
Weaver
Wade
Beanball debate fuels Rays, Cubs players defend pitching
AP reports pitchers Robin Roberts Richie Ashburn and Alvin Dark discuss on ABC Baseball Corner that pitchers are within rights to brush back batters. They deem the beanball overrated and overpublicized noting it’s harder to hit away from fastballs to the head than the body and legs. Dark, then with the Cubs, sympathizes with pitchers saying he would think as a pitcher if in the batter’s shoes.
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New York
Robin Roberts
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia Phillies
Alvin Dark
Chicago Cubs
Abc-Tv
Roberts
Ashburn
Dark
St. Louis
Cubs
Pitehers
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Two Teams Tie For Lead In Frear Golf
First weekend of the Frear Park 36 hole best ball championship left Pat Cloffi John Reno val and John Vidal Tom Evers tied for lead at 69 each. Other first round results include Vidal over Cloffi 4 and 3 and Salmon over Morris 4 and 2.
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Frear Park
Pat Cloffi
John Renovel
John Vidal
Tom Evers
Vic Succrezio
Norm Rosenblum
Tony Campione
George Ahearn
Tony von Fricken
George Galenian
Tony Thomas
Bob Murray
Nick Diduch
Mike Diduch
Dick Salmon
Stan Morris
Jack Keoughan
Tom Fitzgerald
Bill McNil
Joe Diduch
Tom Greene
Dan McCarthy
John Denoval
Tony von Fricken Loup
Jerry Sesti
Holy Cross Edges Connecticut In Dist 1 Final Baseball
Holy Cross defeats Connecticut 2 to 1 in the NCAA Baseball District 1 final. The Crusaders secure a key victory in a tight pitchers duel to advance.
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Holy Cross
Connecticut
Grissom Accused By Birdie in NL Pitching Incident
San Francisco AP report says Birdie Tebbetts accused veteran Marv Grissom of intentionally hitting Smokey Burgess with a first pitch to drive in three runs as Cincinnati edged San Francisco 6 3. Grissom denied the charge while Grissom’s son Bruce, 14, was hospitalized after a foul ball hit him in the nose. Tebbetts linked the incident to past clashes between the Pirates and Giants, including a May 25 near riot in Pittsburgh.
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San Francisco
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati Redlegs
Marv Grissom
Tebbetts
Grissom
Smokey Burgess
Redlegs
Burgess
Steve Bilko
Smokey
Birdie
St Luke’s Hospital
Bruce
Hank Sauer
Pittsburgh
Giants
Teaier
Ronnie Kline
Pirates Attendance Tops Last Year By 100000
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced that home attendance for 23 Forbes Field games this season reached 379,509, about 100,000 more than the 278,389 recorded after the same number of games in 1957.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh ‘Pirates
Pirates
Forbes Field
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