Oakland Hills labeled "The Monster" by heat for National Open
In Birmingham Michigan Oakland Hills hosts the 61st National Open with Arnold Palmer as defending champion among 149 challengers. Heat reaching 91 degrees worries players like Bob Rosburg who shot 68 on the 6907 yard course as Palmer and Ford posted 69s in warmups.
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Oakland Hills
Detroit
Bob Rosburg
Rosburg
Arnold Palmer
Bob
Portland
Ore
Robert Trent Jones
Jones
Palmer
Doug Ford
Arnie
Indianapolis
Snead
Oakland
Michigan
AES
Hogan Aims For Fifth Open Title At Oakland Hills
Ben Hogan seeks his fifth U S Open crown at Oakland Hills under the looming Monster of the course. The 49 year old faces a younger field after a dramatic playoff history with Merion and Merion memories. Hogan rides a late surge and a birdie finish to win the 1951 Open, tying the record with Anderson and Jones.
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Ben Hogan
Oakland Hills
Oscar Fraley
Birmingham
Mich
UPI
Oakland Hills Country Club
Ben
Willie Anderson
Bobby Jones
Iceman
Hogan
Merion
Lloyd Mangrum
George Fazio
Robert Trent Jones
Detroit
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Locke
Jimmy Demaret
30 30 Reloads Getting Popular
A trend shows growing interest in reloading the venerable .30-30 cartridge. Readers cite cost savings and potential power gains, with advice on safe pressure limits and proper handling for lever actions and bolt actions.
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Anting
Archie Moore
Winchester
Masato
Real Green Top Agenda For Fights At Tucson Garden
A six bout amateur card led by a welterweight match between Ray Real and Freddie Green at Tucson Garden. Green is 2-1 in amateur action and Real, expected to fight a Phoenix opponent who failed to appear, headlines a four round main event.
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Tucson Garden
Smooth Ray Real
Freddie Green
Tucson
Green
Real
Phoenix
Alex Fimbres
Johnny Ferreira
Paul Ferreira
Frankie Bravo
Everardo Contreras
Ramon Calderon
Fred Acedo
Tony Bravo
Frankie Camargo
Bobby Flores
Tony Andichard Flores
Flores
Jesse Monje
Jesse Campa
Cary Austin
Fimbres
Greenwald Drugs Complete City AA No-Hitter
In Tucson on June 13 1951 Greenwald Drugs beat Coca-Estrada 5 0 behind Dave Harris no hitter to reach a first place tie with Hall's Ingulators and 1 700 fans watched. The item also recalls 15 years earlier a June 13 1946 junior legion series and 25 years ago boxing talk about Braddock Baer in MSG.
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Dave Harris
Greenwald
Coca-Estrada Post
American Legion
Hall
Morgan McDermott Legion
Arthur L. Peterson
Junior Legion
Long Beach
Chuck Hollinger
Eddie Jacome
A Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
Max Baer
James J. Braddock
Madison Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Gorgeous George Returns to Tag Match Tonight in Tucson
A grudge tag match features Gorgeous George and Tito Montez against the Christy Brothers Ted and Vic at Tucson Garden tonight at 8 30. The card also offers women’s matches with Betty Ay versus Margie Ramsey and Eggy Allen versus May Stuart, plus Charro Azteca vs Mickey Sharp in the opener.
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Western States
Tito Montez
Christy Brothers
Ted
Vic
Tucson Garden
Monte LaDue
Tito
Gorgeous
Christys
George Drop
George
Bettyay
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May Stuart
Charro Azteca
Mickey Sharp
Azteca
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