Harney and Cupit Share Western Open Lead at 139
Paul Harney and Jacky Cupit shot 3 under par 139 after two rounds to lead the Western Open. Cupit, a 1961 rookie of the year candidate from Longview Texas, posted 70 with a late bogey on the last hole, while Harney from Worcester Massachusetts carded 70 aided by seven one putts despite a three-putt double bogey on No 8.
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Western Open roundup lists 31 low scorers after two rounds
Chicago report shows scores through two rounds with leaders like Paul Harney and Jacky Cupit at 139 and ties around 146 to 147. The text mentions a spectator treated after a heart attack and relief efforts by ambulance.
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Bob McAlister
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Tony Lema
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Pete Cooper
Don Finsterwald
Joe Campbell
al Geiberger
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
Billy Maxwell
Gene Littler
Ted Kroll
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Bobby Harris
Bob Goetz
Jak Feleck
Bruce Crampton
Kosher Peppered Beef Corned Beef at Simon's Deli
Simons Delicatessen at 107 W 8th Street offers kosher peppered beef and kosher corned beef ready for pickup. The shop markets traditional deli fare appealing to customers seeking room temp and sliced options.
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Magers Delivers NoHit NoRun Victory For Jorals
Magers pitched a no hit no run game for Jorals against Broadway Beverage, fanning six and walking one. Meanwhile Nowlin’s two-hitter powered a 7 0 win for Broadway Beverage over Pepsi in the same matchup.
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Simmons Hurls Cards to 5-0 Win Over Pirates
Lefty Curt Simmons tossed a seven hit shutout for the St. Louis Cardinals, his third of the season, to edge the Pittsburgh Pirates and pull St. Louis into a third place tie. Mazeroski, Clendenon, Javier, and White contributed for the Cards while Haddix and Olive pitched for Pittsburgh. LOB Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 8.
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Villanova Sprinter Frank Budd Signed by Eagles
Villanova track star Frank Budd, renowned sprinter nicknamed my first love football, signs with the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League marking a cross code transition. The move pairs Budd with pro football ambitions after Olympic quest attempts.
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Death Claims Mick Cochrane
MIAMI area obituary notes Mick Cochrane a Hall of Fame figure who helped Connie Mack's Athletics win three American League titles and led Detroit to the 1935 World Series triumph. He died after a prolonged illness at Lake Forest Hospital aged 39, leaving a wife at his bedside. The report cites his roles as player, manager, coach, and scout and notes his 13 major league seasons.
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Mickey” Cochrane
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Yankee Stadium
Four Figure Eight Races Highlight Sun Valley Card
Sun Valley Speedway hosts four figure 8 stock car events on a single night for the first time with 8,800 seats expected to fill. A door prize offers a stock car to one lucky attendee as qualifications begin at 7, followed by four heats and multiple races. Attendance has topped 5,000 recent weeks, with a busy schedule featuring North Anderson and Chesterfield matchups and the prospect of a lone winning stock car.
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Last Show Timings Today at 1:30 3:33 5:36 7:39 9:42
The schedule lists final performances today at 1:30 PM 3:33 PM 5:36 PM 7:39 PM and 9:42 PM. Readers should plan their attendance around these showtimes.
Rotary Surges to Golf League Lead in Civic Round
Rotary edges Kiwanis 145 to 152 and Exchange 145 to 154 to take early four week lead. Key scores include Blake 34 Newland 37 Brown 37 Fishback 37 for Rotary while Forse 38 Black 35 Brown 39 Reidel 40 pace Kiwanis. Exchange totals 154 with Melson 35 Peck 38 Reich 49 among scorers.
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Madison Heights rally tops Elwood late in league game
Howard Bock sparked a 12 hit Elwood attack and rallied for eight runs in the fifth and sixth innings to erase a 4-0 Madison Heights lead on the Elwood diamond. Chase homered with two on in the sixth as Elwood downed Madison Heights 8 to 4.
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Buhl Leads Cubs Past Braves With Elston Support
Chicago right-hander Bob Buhl threw seven innings of three hit ball and received late help from Don Elston to beat the Milwaukee Braves 4 to 0. Rodger and Banks contributed offensively as Chicago cleared the bases in a divisional showdown.
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Rodriguez Seeks Seventh Straight Win in NY Highlight Fight
Luis Rodriguez the Cuban Miami contender aims for his seventh consecutive victory against Ace Armstrong of Elizabeth NJ in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden ABC TV 30 p.m. EST Rodriguez holds a 43 2 record with 18 knockouts while Armstrong is 19 3 1 with one KO.
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