Boros Wins World Tourney With 281
Stocky Juling Boros captured golf's richest prize at seven under par 281, two strokes ahead of Fred Haas. The Connecticut pro earned $50,000 cash plus a 55 exhibi tions contract at $1,000 each. Haas shot 63 for second money of $16,000, with Littler, Wininger, and Hebert among close contenders.
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Yankees slam Orioles in double rout to surge in standings
The New York Yankees hammered Baltimore 7-2 and 20-6, belting 30 hits for 49 total bases. Hank Bauer, Mickey Mantle, and Yogi Berra homered as New York moved past the White Sox into second, within a half game of Cleveland, and stretched its winning streak to four games.
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San Antonio Gains as Tulsa Losses In Texas League Night
San Antonio gained a half game on the league leader Sunday night as Tulsa lost to Shreveport in ten innings. Indians pitcher Birt DiMargio threw a no hitter through eight, then Dallas fell as Shreveport won 4 0 in extra innings. Moisan’s four hitter backed Shreveport. Houston beat Tulsa for a third straight win, Fort Worth defeated Beaumont as Mel Waters debuted in relief for Solomon Coleman.
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Rivers Seeks Sixth Knockout In 11-Round Comeback
New York reports Neal Rivers, a 31 year old middleweight from Falls, aims for a sixth knockout in an 11 round bout Monday night at St. Celestine Arena. He meets Alabama veteran Jimmy King, favored at five to one due to skill and experience. King, the Pi Ham, Ma boxer, returns from four years in Europe for his homecoming.
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Standings Tidbit From Mondar's Schedule Draws City Fixtures
Standings show Shreveport and Dallas tied at four, Houston and Tulsa lead with one, Fort Worth seven, Beaumont one. Mondar's schedule lists Houston at Tulsa, San Antonio at Oklahoma City, Beaumont at Fort Worth, Shreveport at Dallas.
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Konstanty Takes Sad Train Ride
A jumble of disrupted text reports Konstanty leaving the Phillies for the minor leagues and notes on past achievements, including a pitcher once named rookie of the year and a veteran with a long career. The article then shifts to yacht racing results with Banks Cop and a six meter class win by Itaniani.
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Forty Niners explode with nine touchdowns in exhibition
San Francisco coach Red Strader returns to pro football to witness a dominant backfield pace nine touchdowns in a 60-14 rout of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Joe Perry adds two scores and 222 yards on 13 carries as the defense supports a massive win.
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Baytown Young Net Players Shine At Texas Oklahoma Open
Baytown’s Bill Dixon wins the Texas Oklahoma Open singles title in the 18 and under division after defeating Paul Como. In doubles, Como and Tom Goforth beat Dixon and Eddie Shaynorn. Dixon also beat Como in Tyler, with next Baytown Open slated August 25 27 under Humble Tennis Club sponsorship.
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