Littler takes Open lead with 69 at Oakmont
Defending champion Julius Littler carded a 69 to seize the early first round lead at the National Open Golf Championship in Oakmont. Arnold Palmer, the favorite, rallied from trouble to stay within two strokes of Littler as the round ended with several players tied for second at 70.
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Palmer Fights Back In Open Bid As Players Shine
Palmer teed off amid a star-studded field and battled to stay tied at even par 71 with Gary Player and others after a long day at Oakmont. Rosburg, Goosie, Schoener, and Nichols also impressed as the peloton chased the leaders with a flurry of birdies and bogeys.
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Funeral set for WVU era coach Art Lewis
Dick Leonard reports in Parkerburg that Art Pappy Lewis funeral services are at Leavitt Funeral Home today after his heart attack death in Pittsburgh. Lewis coached WVU from 1950 to 1959 turning the Mountaineers into a national football force with a 58-32-2 record and notable wins over Pitt and Penn State.
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Yankee Old Timers Game attracts Joes DiMaggio Medwick Cramer
Former stars Joe DiMaggio Joe Medwick and Doc Cramer accept invitations to attend the Yankee Old Timers Game at Yankee Stadium with the club announcing the event for July 28.
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Doc) Cramer
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