Jessen Wins Civitan Open In Playoff Drama
Ruth Jessen, Seattle, wins the Civitan Open closing par 71 after a final-round surge at Glen Lakes. She ties with Lena Faulk of Sea Island, Ga., then takes first money $1,500 in a 2-hole playoff, moving to third in season earnings with $5,415.32.
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Oilers Narrow Texas League Lead After 7-3 Win
Tulsa Oilers hold a slim standings edge in the Texas League after a 7-3 victory over the Albuquerque Dukes. Bill McNamee pitched well as Tulsa built an early lead, while El Paso Sun Kings beat San Antonio 76 with Jerry Robinson homering in a late rally.
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89ers Falter As Rangers Win Fourth Straight
The Dallas-Fort Worth 89ers, last in the standings, won their fourth straight by beating Oklahoma City 8-7 in the opener as Ray Jablon ski hit a homer with one out in the 13th inning. In the nightcap he also homered in the sixth to push the Rangers ahead. Omaha beat Denver 4-3, Indianapolis beat Louisville 5-3, and the Louisville game was rained out.
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Giants Rally Past Mets in Wild Crowded Brawl at Candlestick
Giants pound Mets 7-6 at San Francisco as a six minute melee erupts after a first inning brawl. Cepeda drives in three with Mays scampering home as the clubs volley punches and hits. Dodgers, Pirates, Braves win. Giants extend NL lead while Mets slide in the standings.
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45s Can Top Million Fans
Houston Colts draw crowds strong during baseball season with 406,516 paying fans in 24 home games, averaging 16,260 per game. They ended a home stand with a 7-2 loss to Pittsburgh, aiming for a projected season total near 1,433,000 if attendance holds.
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Local Minor League and City Baseball Schedule
A fragment shows a weekly set of baseball fixtures across Lakewood and Chicago venues. Entries list team pairings such as Yankees vs Indians, Dodgers vs Tigers, Colt .45s at Chicago, and regional playoff notes with dates and times across Monday to Sunday, including Lakewood and Ward Road venues.
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Foyt Defeats Jones in 500 Prep at Indianapolis
At Indianapolis Speedway, A J Foyt Jr. and Parnelli Jones staged a two horse race as Foyt beat Jones in record time in the 50 mile event. Elmer George edged Bob Mathouser and Jim Hurtubise for third after a see-saw battle. The three hour session tested carburetion and car handling with full fuel loads for the 500.
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Texan Grabs Third Sports Car Crown
I R Sharp of Midland Texas powered his white Cooper Climax to 155 mph speeds to win the Grand Prairie Grand Prix sports car race in Stuttgart Arkansas. He averaged 91 mph over 30 laps on the 3 mile concrete course. Allan Cornell of Fort Worth chased him 22 days but mechanical trouble sent Cornell to the pits.
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