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John Rudolph Wins Golf Championship at Carry Country Club
John Rudolph captures his fifth championship in seven years by defeating Russ Cassett 6 and 5 in a 36 hole final at Carry Country Club. Rudolph had earlier qualified with a 19 hole win over Walt Bowen, while semifinalists included Chuck Cummings and Frank McKnight.
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Corey Gulf
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Carry Country Club
Russ Cassett
Fnals
Walt Bowen
Gasser
Darwin Walcott
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Hob Watrong
George Creut
Chuck Cummings
Frank MeKtiieht
Youn Bawert
Bowen
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Waseem
Burly Russell
Cassett
Yie~ Tiis
Bill Dyckes
Howie McLean
Ed Kaiser
Jack Castor
Lash
Walrous
Orchid
Walints
Roger Ottaway
Oveuth
Norm Neckers
Cummings
Tor Craze
McKnight
Walt Bertram
Palmer Eyes PGA Crown
New York AP reports Arnold Palmer, back home after weather and challenging conditions, aims to win the National PGA title in Chicago later this month. Palmer, 31, seeks his first PGA championship to complete a major sweep, after winning the British Open at Royal Birkdale by one stroke and holding wins in the Masters and U.S. Open.
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England
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Australia
Kel Nagle
Dodgers edge Pirates in 12-11 slugfest on Sunday
Los Angeles Dodgers outslugged the Pittsburgh Pirates 12 to 11 in 10 innings as Don Hoak and Dick Stuart provided late scoring for the Pirates while Willie Mays and Bill Mazeroski powered the Dodgers with key home runs. Johnny Podres earned his 10th win of the season despite a tough start, with Roy Face closing for the Dodgers.
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Bob Anderson
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Ken Lytan
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Lung Homer
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Str Miller
Joe Adcock
Lee Maye
Milwaukee
Si Lont
Carl Warwick
Bob Honnley
Jaokie Lefty
Don Nottehart
Aiflerson
Ells
Jerry Dyneh
Russians Fall Short in USA-Soviet Track Meet Split
In Moscow the Soviet team faced criticism for separate men and women scoring as the U S dominated the meet 134 to 124 on a 54-21 scale. Valery Brimel set a world high jump mark while John Thomas cleared 7 feet 2 inches. The Americans head to Stuttgart for a meet with East Germany as the Soviets defend gender equality while claiming 17 events to the U S 19.
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East Germany
Valery Brimel
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America
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Jim Beatty
Adolph Phimimer
Chuck Frag
Bark Youn
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Viktor Flybuldnko
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Nikelit Sokoliny AN
Legion Game Washed Out in Erie
The Legion game at Erie was washed out causing a reschedule. McInnes Erie Sport Store faced Corryites in the third inning and Edinboro prepares to host Mer Tones with Ron Brown and Bill Sample pitching for McInnes.
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Bill Sample
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Big League Stars Feature Bats and Beats
Lenny Green of the Twins collected eight hits in 11 trips against Cleveland with two walks, one double and five runs batted in as the Indians won 7 to 5 and the Twins won 12 to 5. Bob Anderson of the Cubs shut down the Reds, allowing no hits through 44 innings of relief, fanning five to preserve a 4 2 victory for Dick Elisworth.
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Associated Press
Lenny Green
Twins
Cleveland
Indians
Bob Anderson
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Elisworth
Weekend Baseball and Football Results Across Cities
Sunday and Saturday results from major leagues show wins for Philadelphia at San Francisco and Los Angeles over Milwaukee and Chicago matches. Notable scores include Chicago over St Louis and Cincinnati defeating Milwaukee with late rallys. Additional results list games in progress across cities like New York Baltimore and Cleveland with various teams competing.
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Cincinnati
Canadian Open crowns Jacky Cupit in 270 total
Jacky Cupit wins the 1961 Canadian Open with a 270 after 72 holes at Tow Longview. Buster Cupi, Wald of Tequesti, and Nichols of Midland contend for runner up while Stan Williams and Bob Friend are linked to Los Angeles and the Pirates.
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Niakwi Country Club
Sturday
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Foustee Wald
Tequesti Flu
Bobb Nichols
Midland
Trestler
Tigers Regain First Lead as Slugging Rally Tops Yankees
A battered but resilient baseball roundup shows the Tigers reclaiming first place with six home runs backed by complete games from Doh Messi and Phil Regan. The Yankees fall further behind after a 21-1 loss to Baltimore, while Chicago and Cincinnati stumble, and Los Angeles gains ground with wins and late rallies. The day features standout performances from Norm Cah, Dick Mos, and Willie Mays in a broad, tumultuous set of games across the league.
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Phil Regan
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Rocky Colavite
Norm Cah
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Dick Mos Aullife
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Mickey Mantle
Mia York Yankees
Baltimore
Bud Daey
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Chuck Essbauan
Clevelind Hiumyp Minuesita
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Hinsell
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Colagito
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Daley
Orioles
Marie
Steve Rarber
Mitnitle
Tony Kubek
Teener Loop Final Homestretch Promises Playoff Chase
The Teener Baseball League nears the end of the season with Yonkeys and Pipsies clinching first place battles. Yankees versus Pirates and Braves versus Pirates mark key matchups as playoffs loom, alongside Eastern League scores from Williamsport Lancaster Reading and Binghamton at Springfield.
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Yonkeys
Bob Long
Pipsies
Pred McKidowney
Loveland Ficki
Watie Mattches
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Braves
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Major League Leaders Summary of batting and pitching stats
Major League Leaders list top performers in the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Howard and Cash leading AL batting, Maris with runs and home runs, Aparicio and Howser with steals, Ford and Pascual keying strikeouts and wins, and Clemente and Mays prominent in NL batting, Cepeda and Robinson among leaders in RBIs and home runs, with Pinson and Robinson dominant in stolen bases and Cincinnati and Milwaukee players frequently named.
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Detroit
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Wil B Robinson
Cleveland
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Mantle
Aparicio
Chicago
Howser
Kansas Ciy
Lutman
Ford
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Pascual
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Miller
San Francisco
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Ty Cobb Health Slightly Better
Ty Cobb, 74, shows slight improvement at Baylor University Hospital where he is treated for diabetes. A spokesman said Cobb’s condition is resting fairly comfortably as doctors monitor his status.
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Atlanta
Saniier
Yin
Jared
Baiovy Uniersity Hospital
Little League Game Postponed Between Elks and VFW
Officials Moose and Corry Jamestown are slated to clash in tomorrow's contest at Tracken Fiute Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Jamestown
Cleveland Splits With Minnesota
Cleveland splits with Minnesota in a doubleheader opener as Lenny Green posts a triple double and leads the offense. Francone contributes four singles while others drive in runs, with key at bats aiding Cleveland’s mixed results in the opener.
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