State Has Top July Golf Card
Ohio golfers see a busy July with three national and two state events. Highlights include the Women’s Open at Warren’s Tuu bull, Trans Miss Amateur in Cincinnati, Ohio Amateur at Zanesville, PGA Championship at Akron, and Jay-Dee at Lima.
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Zanesville Country Club
Tony Blom
Akron Firestone Country Club
Bob Rosburg
Lima
Lost Creek
Snyder Park
Springfield
Toledo
Palmer Taught Tips by Hutchison Ahead of Open
St Andrews notes Jock Hutchison the 1921 British Open champion shared advice with Arnold Palmer for the 100th Open at St Andrews Old Course. Hutchison urged careful pitch play to avoid long greens runs as Palmer seeks a third major after American Open and Masters titles. Palmer, defending champion Gary Player and Peter Thomson are among favorites. Player and Thomson posted 70s in practice while Palmer shot 71.
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Scotland
Jock Hutchison
Arnold Palmer
St. Andrews Old Course
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Hutchinson
Hutchison
United States
Evanston
Gary Player
South Africa
Peter Thomson
Australia
Player
Thomson
Tip Aids Pole Vaulter at U S Trials Practice
Don Bragg national indoor record holder advised Jim Johnston to move the standards eight inches closer to the runway boosting his vault to 15 feet for the first time in a workout at Stanford Stadium for the upcoming Olympic trials. Johnston, a former Purdue athlete now in the Army, followed Bragg’s tip during Tuesday’s session. Bragg holds the indoor record at 15 feet 9 1/2 inches.
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Don Bragg
Jim Johnston
U. S
Stanford Stadium
Johnston
Purdue
Bragg
Villanova
ICAN LEAGUE RESULTS AND SCHEDULE SUMMARY
Baseball results and upcoming games across multiple leagues with team matchups. Notable scores include San Francisco 11 Pittsburgh 0 and Milwaukee 11 Philadelphia 6, plus Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Washington on Friday. Lists players and pitchers with partial stats and lineups.
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St. Louis
Adios Butler Repeats Feats In Harness Showdowns
Adios Butler, a 4 year-old pacer bought for a record 600000, extended his streak by beating Tar Boy in a Monticello Raceway match. He then captured the 50000 final of Yonkers HTA spring pacing series, drawing a crowd of about 30750 and fueling belief he ranks among harness racing's all-time greats.
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Tar Boy
Montgicello Raceway
Yonkers Raceway
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