Police Matron Plays Good Game On Golf Links
Angie Vote a Santa Cruz police matron and 42 year old golfer stands 4 ft 11 in and weighs 98 pounds yet is among the west’s top amateurs. In San Francisco she won medal honors with an 80 at Harding Park and won two matches 6-5 and 4-3 in the City Women’s Tournament. Her daughter Joanne Copeland is her caddy and rooting support as Vote balances police work and golf with lessons from Paul Runyon and frequent play at Pasatiempo.
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United Press
San Francisco
Angie Vote
West
Angie
Santa Cruz
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Rugeed Harding Park
Paul Runyon
Joanne Copeland
Joanne
Pan- American Airlines
Vote
Long Pasatiempo
Doug Ford Leads Field In Virginia Beach Open
Defending champion Doug Ford of Kiamesha Lake New York heads 45 pros and Joe Pratt of Norfolk Virginia leads 90 amateurs into first round action at the second annual Virginia Beach Open. Ford won last year with a 262 total for 72 holes on a par 69 layout. Pratt a 34 year old dark horse posted a four under 65 in a pro amateur event with Mike Souchak.
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Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
Joe Pratt
Norfolk
Ford
Pratt
Mike Souchak
Durham
N. C
Sammy Grigg
Landy eyes Bannister mile record in Helsinki
Australia’s John Landy plans to depart for Helsinki to challenge Roger Bannister’s 3:59.4 world mile mark after posting a 4:01.6 in Stockholm. He hopes for a faster result in Finland and looks forward to meeting Bannister at the Empire Games in Vancouver this summer.
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American League Gates Increase 19 Percent
The American League reports a 19 percent rise in attendance this season led by Baltimore with the biggest jump. Through 191 games, attendance reached 2,413,498, up 384,252 from last year, while the National League totals 2,436,062 with a 307,577 increase. Baltimore’s 399,06 attendance over 23 games shows a 272,949 lead over St. Louis for the same game count.
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Stanford Gridders Schedule Northwestern
Stanford University announces a home and home football series with Northwestern for 1957 and 1958. The 1954-58 schedule features Illinois and Navy in 1954, Ohio State and Michigan State in 1955, Michigan State and Ohio State in 1956, and Northwestern and Rice in 1957 and 1958.
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Navy
Ohio State
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Rice
Rain Cancels Priory Tennis Singles Final
The Priory lawn tennis tourney in Birmingham was washed out, ending the scheduled men’s singles final between Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas. The planned doubles final featuring Trabert Seixas Otway Robson was also cancelled due to rain.
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Cincinnati
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
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Seixas
Mark Otway
Jeff Robson
New Zealand
Former Baseball Star Becomes Golf Instructor at 57
Sam Hale, a former Philadelphia Athletics star, works as a golf professional at Memphis Country Club. He jokes he still shoots around 76, while praising his son Tommy Hale, a 21-year-old college champion, and noting his younger son Richard already drives balls 275 to 300 yards. Hale moved from major league baseball to golf via a stint as a greenskeeper, then pro jobs in Shamrock and Memphis, Texas, preferring golf life over a baseball return.
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United Press
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NCAA Baseball Tourney Opens in Omaha With Eight Teams
The NCAA baseball tournament starts in Omaha with eight teams in double elimination. Arizona and Michigan State are favored in the openers, as MSU faces Massachusetts and Arizona meets Oregon in early games. Oklahoma A and M plays Rollins College, and Missouri meets Lafayette College in night action.
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Michigan State
University of Massachusetts
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California Wildlife Federation organized in Fresno
The California Wildlife Federation was organized in Fresno over the weekend with George D. Difani of Carmichael chosen as president for a one year term. The federation aims to unite all state sections and replaces the former Organized Sportsmen of California which represented only three sections.
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California Wildlife Federation
George D. Difani
Carmichael
California
Organized Sportsmen of
Inglewood Californian Stakes Featured Derby Winner
Inglewood California at 10P Deterrmine the Kentucky Derby victor and Debonair Stakes winner will race in the $100,000 added Californian Stakes this week alongside rivals Imbros and Fleet Bird.
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Calif
Imbros
Fleet Bird
Red Troops Take Two More French Outposts
Soviet like Red forces push deeper into the Red River Delta in Indochina as two French outposts fall. Hai Yon at the Red River confluence and Lat Khiem 35 miles south of Hanoi surrender or are overrun amid heavy fighting. The French report four divisions advance toward Dien Bien Phu and Hai Yen area.
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Hai Yon
Banghoo Canal
Hanoi
Lat Khiem
High Command
Dien Bien Phu
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Wai Yen
Neds
Wi Yen
Reda
McCarthy Army Hearing Notes On Schine and Loyalty Chart
The hearings reveal McCarthy recounting a New York meeting with Dr. David Schine’s unpaid subcommittee aide and arguing against aiding Schine. He accuses administration pressure to halt the probe into Army communism while examining charts listing individuals who refused to testify and security suspensions at Fort Monmouth. The Peress case remains central as Irving Peress tops a list of 92 names.
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Stevens
New York
David Schine
Subcommittee
Adams
Army
McCarthy
Mexico Reds Riot To Free Leaders
In Cananea Sonora martial law was declared as over 2000 Communist led rioters including men women and youths tried to free eight jailed leaders of the Popular Party authorities say the eight men held as squatters on Cananea Cattle Company land were freed after the mob attacked offices and the jail. State rangers began an indefinite stay. No injuries reported.
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Sonora
Mex
Popular Party
Cananea Cattle Company
Democrats Jubilant Incomplete Primary Surprises In California
Democrats brace for a likely win in the California legislature as party label ballots show shifts. Knight fails in the Democratic nomination against Richard Graves while Graves wins statewide, with Union AFL backing and strong Los Angeles support. Runoffs loom for key Board of Equalization seats as George Reilly faces a fall challenge.
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Richard P. Graves
League of California
AFL
Los Angeles
Graves
Board of Equalization
George Reilly
Vargas urges joint US Philippine action in Indochina war
Maj. Gen. Jesus Vargas, commander of the Philippine armed forces, traveled to Washington for talks on the Philippine-American Mutual Defense Treaty. He said he did not expect the Washington talks to cover other military matters. He warned of a dangerous South Pacific and urged collective action against the encroachment, accompanied by Brig. Gen. Filipino Cabal and Brig. Gen. R. M. Cannon.
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Jesus Vargas
Philippine Armed Forces
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Washington
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South Pacific
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Philippine
R. M. Cannon
Philippines
Coast Man Sues For Infant's Injuries
Jess Sheffield father of Alice Jeannette Sheffield sues for 70000 dollars for general damages after the infant was struck and run over by Gilbert Christian near Rockport on June 10, 1953. The girl suffered a broken right femur cuts abrasions and a permanent leg injury leaving the limb half an inch shorter. Christian is charged with unlawful operation of his automobile. Norman Johnson of Fort Bragg represents Shefield.
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Alice Jeannette Sheffield
Gilbert Christian
Rockport
Christian
Norman Johnson
Fort Bragg
Sheffield
California election results highlight unopposed races and party splits
Publican Stuart McChire and Republican James J. Quinn faced no opposition in their races while Democrat Paul Leake in the third district meets Republican Clint Duffey again. In five months Simpson won reelection, with William O. Bonelli securing the Democratic nomination amid digital law scrutiny. Roy T. Simpson secured a third term with over 50 percent, unique in not listing party on the ballot, avoiding typical November party runoffs.
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Stuart McChire
San Francisco
James J. Quinn
Paul Leake
Clint Duffey
Simpson
William OG. Bonelli
California
Legislative Investigating
Robert B. McDavid
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Roy TE. Simpson
Eisenhower warns of long term cold war threat
President Eisenhower said the United States faces a serious international situation with Communism that could last as long as 40 years. He warned dangers are greater than at any time in history and urged a highly mobile defense force while stressing the need to resist Communist appeal beyond military power.
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Bkisenhower
United States
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Robert J3. Carney
Naval Operations
Hisenhower
Russia
Free Nations
Eisenhower to Urge Public Backing for Legislative Plan
President Eisenhower will deliver a radio television address to urge public support for his legislative program in his first major policy speech in two months. Details were not released by the White House, but the speech may touch on the Indochina crisis and U S involvement.
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White House
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U.S
National Security Council
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Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Congress
Markets Slip As Turbulent Text Portends Volatility
In quiet dealings stocks show modest gains while bonds move irregularly higher. U S government bonds rise amid active trading as cotton, wheat, and hogs show mixed results. cattle and sheep supply modest with earnings uncertain. Opening prices and futures show thin activity with many contracts unsettled and several quotes incomplete or distorted by garbled OCR.
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New York
Saybenus
Dulles Sees Communist Threat to Americas Security
Secretary of State Dulles warned that Communist attempts to foothold in the Western Hemisphere threaten the Americas. He urged OAS help to rid Guatemala of the antzaanta force seized there and declared the United States will not fight for colonialism. He spoke after a San Francisco stop and prior to a return to Omaha on a national convention circuit.
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Tle
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Los Angeles
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