Palmer Wins Thunderbird Open Playoff In Sudden Death
Arnold Palmer defeated Paul Harney in a sudden death playoff at Westchester Country Club to win $25,000 and move into second on the year money list. Palmer, returning after a layoff, shot 277 to Harney's 277, with surging scores from Littler and Finsterwald. Defending champion Nicklaus finished at 284, Hogan returned at 285, Snead 286.
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Burdette Traded to Cardinals Pushes For Pennant
Lew Burdette, 36, a right handed control pitcher, was shipped from Milwaukee to St. Louis in a last minute deal. The Cardinals sent Gene Oliver and minor leaguer Bob Sadowski to the Braves in exchange. Burdette is slated to start against the New York Mets Tuesday as Ray Washburn heals from a sore shoulder.
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Holmes Clinches Shamrock Invitational Title With 1 Up Win
Holmes defeats Wilcoxson 1 up after a dramatic 40-foot birdie putt on the 20th hole in the Shamrock Invitational final. Wilcoxson reached the final by beating Ward Manning of Shamrock 2-1 in Saturday play. Memphis High junior Jay Dunbar, medalist of the tournament, fell 3-2 to Holmes. Dunbar was the 1963 Class A state medalist.
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Giants Pitch No Hitter In 1 0 Victory Over Colts
San Francisco pitcher Juan Mari chal no hit the Houston Colts 1 0 in a weekend game. It marked the third no hitter in the major leagues this year.
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Palmer wins Thunderbird playoff by edge over Harney
Arnold Palmer collects $25,000 for winning the Thunderbird golf classic after a tense playoff against Paul Harney. Harney earns $10,000 as runner up after a dramatic final round where Palmer faced a late scare on the 18th and extra hole before clinching victory.
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Chisox Pitching Duo Leads Twin Bill Wins
Chicago White Sox pitchers led by Johnny Buzhardt Juan Pizarro and Jim Brosnan won 2-1 and 3-2 to stay near the AL lead as Buzhardt added a four hitter and Pizarro with Brosnan limited KC to eight hits while Ralph Terry’s three hitter helped the Yankees sweep Detroit.
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Le Mans Race Ends in Fatal Crash for Brazilian Driver
The 24 hour Le Mans concludes with Ferrari dominance as Luigi Scarfiotti and Lorenzo Bandini win. Brazil's Christian Heins dies when his Alpine crashes after hitting an oil patch. Innes Ireland's Aston Martin and others suffer minor crashes. Briggs Cunningham and Bob Grossman place ninth in a Jaguar.
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Tigers Call Up Smith and Brown from Syracuse Farm Club
Detroit reports Willie Smith and Gates Brown to the Tigers from Syracuse in the International League. Pitcher Dick Egan, 0-1 in 20 games this season, is sent back to Syracuse.
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Standings and results from major leagues Sunday edition
Major league standings show New York leading the American League with 34 wins. Chicago and Boston follow, while Baltimore and Cleveland jockey for position. Sunday results feature Boston sweeping Baltimore and New York shutting out Detroit. National League leaders San Francisco and St Louis pace the table with a flurry of late results shaping the pennant race.
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Major League Leaders Snapshot From Baseball Standings
A compact rundown of leaders in batting average home runs and RBIs across National and American Leagues. Names include Aaron Banks Mays Kaline Allison Wagner Cepeda Patek and more with club affiliations and stat lines.
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Reds End Slump With Doubleheader Sweep Of Mets
Freddie Hutchinson delivered a sharp talk and the Reds rode a two pitcher punch Jim Maloney and Jim O'Toole to an 11-5 and 10-3 doubleheader sweep of the New York Mets. Maloney earned his 10th win and O'Toole his 12th as Cincinnati closed within reach of the NL leaders.
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