Palmer shoots 67 to lead Open after back nine burst
Arnold Palmer, 47, posts a 67 in the third round at Turnberry to surge to three over par at 213. He carded a five-under 30 on the back nine after making a 37 on the front and leads a crowded leaderboard as Nicklaus, Maltbie, Hayes and Green mix in the pace.
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McMahon Injured at Quad Cities Open in Illinois
At Oakwood Country Club Ed McMahon pulled wrist tendons during the Quad Cities Open where Artie McNickle led with 65 as 82 players broke par on the 6 620 yard par 71 course. Molina stockton and others trailed by one stroke while back injuries plagued several contenders.
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Musky Tale And Local Sports News From Leech Lake
A Leech Lake Chamber of Commerce recap recalls a near aquatic legend as a 20 pound muskie lingers near water skiers at Huddle's resort. The piece also notes Dan Shonka selling his football guide Do It To Win for ten dollars at Sanford's. It references Iowa football travel and past water incident lore and features track and sprint notes about Ocie Trimble and Dennis Mosley.
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Giants' Big Mac Attack Returns With 97 Homers
The Cedar Rapids Giants beat Waterloo 6 0 as Ken Barton Ken Feinberg and John Sylvester homered lifting the team total to 97. Dan Hartwig improved to 8 4 with a 2.94 ERA as Cedar Rapids shows strength in the Midwest league.
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Seven Sevens Cause Scramble at Longacres
The July seventh 77th day brought a string of near misses for bets on the number seven at Longacres. Horse No. 7 in races one through six underperformed, while No. 7 in the seventh race finished second, costing bettors a seven dollar stake and leaving one writer $17 lighter. Overall, betting seven on seven proved costly as a novelty wager.
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Cunningham to Take UCLA Coach Post, Reports Say
AP reports Gary Cunningham, president of the UCLA alumni association, will become UCLA head basketball coach replacing Gene Bartow. WTOP cites a close UCLA source. Cunningham, once Wooden’s choice, declined earlier for personal reasons. Bartow left UCLA after two seasons to join UAB. Kerry Reardon, former Iowa defensive back for the Chiefs, retires from football for business reasons.
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