Veterans Shine Amid Turbulent First Round At PGA Open
In Chicago, seasoned players like Gene Littler Jay Hebert and Sam Snead navigated a brutal first round. Injuries and torn cartilage plagued several racers, including Art Wall and Bill Heinlein, yet many pros still posted solid scores as the field contends toward Sunday’s finish. A large group, including Bob Rosburg and Doug Ford, sit within reach at Olympia Fields as conditions worsen.
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Deer Rifles and Hunter Choice in Jim Nelson Ad
Outdoors column notes controversy over deer rifles and calibers with hunters preferring the rifle they shoot best. Advertisement promotes Nelson's Sporting Goods offering trade-ins, free scope mounting on new rifles, and authorized dealer lines including Browning Weatherby Remington Winchester and Bushnell scopes.
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Lear
Baytown Defeats Galveston 5-1 In North Little League Play
Baytown tops Galveston 5 to 1 as Barringer works two scoreless frames and Samway, Gavronovic, and Lamont contribute key hits. Pat Urchin singles, Gibson homer, and Baytown advances to the finals on Friday at Tex. City with Samway and Barringer handling pitching duties in the playoff opener.
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Gravestom
Samway
Martinez
Richard Tallman
Dodgers Upset Sox as Indians Rally Past Yankees
In a busy seniors baseball slate the Dodgers toppled the White Sox 13 3 with key hits by Walles Mullens and Dupuy while Brown struck out five in five innings. The Indians erased a 4 1 deficit to beat the Yankees 5 4 on a Dunaway two run triple and Newsome RBI.
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Yanks
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Gander Ticket Deadline Noted
The athletic office in the School Administration Building will be open 8 a.m. to noon Saturday for Gander football season ticket holders to claim their 1961 tickets. Athletic Director Ban Stallworth said brisk season ticket sales continue though many fans have not yet collected. The last day to claim is next Wednesday August 1. Unsold tickets will be offered to South stand season ticket holders after the deadline due to a District 124A ruling. Stallworth will contact South stand holders after the deadline. option holders can mail checks and the peat will be mailed or held.
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Old-Timers Game Monday For Butts
Houston AP reports a three-inning Old-Timers game featuring former stars of the Main Bulle, as a charity or exhibition event scheduled for Monday to showcase past Texas baseball figures.
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Top Offense Set Against Top Defense
A midseason style matchup piece describes the Houston Oilers planning a single unit scrimmage against two squads to showcase offense in Baytown and attract fan interest. The plan aims to maximize scoring while preserving defensive strength, with details on practice turnout and ticketing.
Redships Braves Edge NL Lead in tight night
Chicago and New York players feature in a chaotic baseball recap. Arroyo saves for the Yankees as they extend their NL lead while Minnesota loses to Washington. Baltimore rallies past Boston with a seventh inning surge. Mudcat Grant wins for Cleveland. St Louis and Milwaukee deliver varied results. Maris and Howard suffer injuries as he hits slide mishap.
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Cardinals rally to win YMCA Pee Wee League finale
The Cardinals beat the YMCA Cardship All-Stars 54 in the season finale with a sixth inning rally producing three runs. Caleb Gonzales delivered a two run double after Pele Ty tied the game, then scored the winner. Julio Martinez struck out nine for the Cards who finished 52-1, ahead of the Eagles 33-1 and Pirates 25-1.
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Buffs Beat Rangers 4-2 In Rain Interruption Thriller
The Buffs defeated the Rangers 4-2 as Indianapolis widened its American Association lead with a 4-3 win over Denver aided by a rainfall delay at Omaha. Louisville faced delays and Houston topped Dallas Fort Worth 4-2 in the other contest.
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