U.S. Opens Ryder Cup Series With Pairings To Start
The United States and Britain prepare for the two day Ryder Cup at Royal St George in England with Captains Sweetser and Carr announcing the opening day draw. Notable matchups include Campbell Shade Lewis facing Foster and Saddler while Murphy pairing with Cerrudo challenge Bonnallack and Attenborough. The U S, seeking its 18th win, aims to extend its recent dominance in this historic biennial clash.
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Hargan's Form Lifts Adcock Over Losses for Indians
New York AP report notes Steve Hargan has found form as a Cleveland starter. He described relying on a fastball and slider with hopes for a changeup later. He aimed to limit walks after a string of low-hit games helped by his improved control.
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Weathered spring tales fuel chilly field reports in 1944 game log
In a fragmented recap, players and temps mingle as warm Palm Springs spring memories clash with freezing Meadowbrook notes. Cates and Ellis lead with key hits, Moreillon and Wilson also contributing while Dillon hits a solo homer. Local games list varied matchups and start times, ending early by run rule in one contest.
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Forty-seven cars race for speed at Indianapolis trials
At the Indianapolis Motor Speedway 47 cars pushed for speed ahead of the 500 mile race on May 30. Mario Andretti and Dan Gurney led the field with speeds over 163 mph while Andretti set a record at 168.982 mph for 11 miles. Gurney earned the second starting spot at 197.224 mph as Graham Hill faced engine failures and avoids failing to qualify. Jochen Rindt and Rudi Ginther also ran over 160 mph, with Jim Hurtubise testing a turbo charge Offenhauser front. Norm Braun spun but avoided the wall in a 510-foot slide.
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Mets bring Bart Shirley back to Spokane in farm move
Shirley, a 27 year old infielder, returns to Spokane from the Los Angeles Dodgers farm system after appearing in 12 at bats with New York. He played in 11 games for the Mets before being optioned.
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Dutch judo champion Ants Geezink retires at 93
The Tokyo Olympic heavyweight judo gold medalist Ants Geezink of the Netherlands, aged 93, announced his retirement on Thursday due to knee injuries.
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