Cerrudo After 3rd Victory In 1963 Mississippi Amateur
Medalist Ran Cerrudo a youth from Castro Valley won his third round in the 1963 Mississippi Amateur Golf Tournament at the Broadmoor course in Colorado Springs. He had defeated Bob Dickson of Muskogee Oklahoma 2 and 1, and faced Tom Hornbuckle of Albuquerque New Mexico in the next match amid rugged play and extra holes.
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Colorado Springs
Coto
UPI
Ran Cerrudo
Castro Valley
Cerrudo
Bob Dickson
Muskogee
Oka
Tom Hornbuckle
Albuquerque
N. M
Broadmoor Gulf
Jim Wiechers
Menlo Park
Calif
Wiechers
Dim Jamieson
Moline
Ill
Hob Smith
Sacramento
Houston University
Marty, Fleekman
Fort Arthur
Tex
Joe Porter
Phoenix
Arizona
Jerry Pottee
Miami
Whiting Cap Eight Final Pleasanton Feature
In Pleasanton at the Alameda County Fair a 45 000 added Sami J Whiting Memorial Handicap features invaders from Hr Sywood Parka with Sli s Purchase and hightime leading the field. The mile and an eighth race includes Esscadal Teiffel s Chance Nova Scotia Rare Form Red Tartan and Berty Kerr in the event named for the late fair racing director.
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Pleasanton
Sli
Hr Sywood Parka
Sami J. Whiting
Alameda County Fair
Esscadal
Teiffel's Chance
Nova Scotia
Berty Kerr
Think Big Wins Hayward Purdie Handicap at Golden Gate
Think Big rode by Bobby Yanez led Finglas for the six furlong Hayward Purdie feature at Golden Gate Fields yesterday. Flying Libbons closed strong to grab second over 30 rivals as the public choice paid $8.00. Escadal and Purehasa were among highweights for the getaway day headliner following recent results.
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Escadal
Oakland
Think Big
Bobby Yanez
Giants Trounce Pirates as Spahn Shines on Radio Log
From a noisy radio log comes a Giants win over Pittsburgh, with Warren Spahn pitching well against Chicago. The garbled script notes multiple in-game events, warmups, and scattered player mentions, reflecting a chaotic broadcast summary of late 1950s baseball coverage.
Bears Lead Early as Yale Fights in Olympic Trials
In New York, California and Vesper Boat Club led to Saturday’s finals in the Olympic eight trials. California edged Yale by a half length in 6:12.7, while Vesper defeated Harvard to post 6:16.6 for the 2,000 meter race at Orchard Beach Lagoon. Don Spero and Seymour Cromwell posted strong semifinal wins in the singles.
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New York
California
Yale
Philadelphia
Vesper Boat Club
Harvard
United States
Vesper
Loveay
Uabssters
Galgen Hears
West Coast
Yale Craw
Vesper Eigil
Placid Orchard Beach Lagoon
Don Spero
New York A.C
James Storm
San Diego
Weekington
Varsity
Aid
Mira, Top AVer Picks To Work Out
San Francisco Greys announced their top draft picks will work out with the Prospectors' coaches next week at Redwood City. Pave Parks from Texas Tech, George Mira of Miami, and Dave Wilcox of Oregon are slated to train ahead of the college All Star game versus the Chicago Bears. Mira arrived with notes on the recent All American game at Buffalo where he was named outstanding performer.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Greys
Pave Parks
Texas Tech
George Mira
Miami
Dave Wilcox
Oregon
Redwood City
Chicago Bears
Mira
Buffalo
Leandro Hosts 2nd All-Comers Track Meet
San Leandro prepares for the second South County summer All- Comers track and field meet at San Leandro High School starting at 10 30 a m. The event welcomes elementary junior high and high school plus open divisions for both genders with on site sign ups free of charge.
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San Leandro
South County
Maoroing
San Leandro High School
Hart’s comeback shines as rookie stars for Giants
Chicago AP report details Jimmy Hart’s late surge with the San Francisco Giants, including four singles in five at bats, two runs scored, and three doubles in a 9-4 win over the Cubs. Hart, once battered by pitches early in his career, fuels the Giants with key hits and activism, while Willie McCovey belts a two-run homer as San Francisco eyes a third straight victory in the series.
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Chicago
Jimmy Mart
Hart
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Cubs
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Nick
Ellsworth
Cub
Alsat
Dag
Willie Mays
Tom Haller
Jack Sanford
Dick Bertell
Willie McCovey
Perry Likely New Giant Hill Starter
San Francisco scenes as Perry, right-hander for the Giants, flew for a medical exam on his ailing throwing arm. He replaced Sanford in a 6-0 loss to the Mets, fanning seven in seven innings and drawing cautious notes from Giant manager Al Dark about future plans and rotation stability.
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Hford
San Francisco
Perry
Cuicago
Ringy Rebel
Jaylord Perry
New York Mets
Cubs
Mack
San Franz
Giants
Ron Santa
Jack Sanford
Bob Shaw
Cub
Sanford
al Dark
Marichal
Bob Hendley
Nis
Ron Herbel
Mi Slaris
Clhiaans
Iag
Braves
Milwaukee
Winlsburgh
von May
Uerbel
Larry Jansen
Mixed Results and Schedule Across Cities
The page lists yesterday results and today games across multiple teams and venues. Scores include Chicago at New York 4 and Washington at Milwaukee 3, with notable matchups involving San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Detroit. Upcoming schedules show boxing, roller derby, baseball doubleheaders, wrestling, and golf fixtures with times and venues across cities like Cincinnati, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia.
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New York
Washington
Letangees
Kovlaw Hd
Hocetsn
Tstenhouse
Gace Martins
Uearrett
Heston Wilson
San Francico Hacidal Mal
Cricags Dales
Rakaw
Starmy
Elismonty
Taitt
Foot Toeeon
Sawyore Cricksepiarra
Buaties Uy' Ystallord
Wight
Les Amates Lateran
Cincinaste Cofea
Palladeladia Meyer
Swenighy Bencert
Epardes
U S Women Track Faces Unequal Conditions in 1960s Meet
Report from Hanford outlines how American women track stars travel by chartered first class, stay in top hotels, and face limited support while competing against Russians in Los Angeles. The piece details athletes’ sacrifices, funding gaps, and quotes Hanford officials noting the gap in equality and the push for parity in track and field.
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Hanford
UPI
America
Witheir
Angeles
Texas
Ashland
Ore
Lyla Vuth
Toys High Sehonl
Pasadena Athletic Association
Braunds
Tony Lema Wins Open at St Andrews in record pace
Tony Lema of San Leandro, California shot a 70 in the fourth round to win the British Open with a 279 total four strokes ahead of Jack Nicklaus. Lema led most of the day after early trouble, then surged with birdies at 10, 14, and 15, finishing strong to claim the title over his American rival.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Tony Lens
San Leandro
America
Jack Nicklaus
ST. Andreays
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Lemaa
Nicklaws
Lema
Bernara Husk
Emity Ocsancer
Masry Weelmas
Jenil
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Gama
Jim Stewart
Lee Alsogett
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Warren Spahn
Tye
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Banilsros
Eraltey
Staley
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Isk
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Ind
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Butlers
Bears
Rip Yale
Leandro
Review
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Sid
Chicas
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Cincinnsti
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Piss Mruray
Houstor & Los Angees
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Bela
Coston
Es Angelzs
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Hewtek
Cincinnati
Prilacelonia
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Nos
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Tomarcow
Caga
Los Atgees
Minesota
Kascat City
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Twasnington
Boxinig
Ernest Tarewell
Bob Foster
Pirates
Janis Ferrar
Hun Cerruda
Join Brodie
Frank Zacki
Frawcco
Rodgers
Carey
Gana San Francisca
Wilkisms I Atte Cincinnalt
Io al Vittaburen
Aliwauben
Clement
Lewis
Cowan Ct
Gerla
Neage
Svenport
Jackson
Phong Perry
Burke
Ewan
McCovey
Davenant
Gathetey
Lanier
Clavel
Roery
Wangay Coty
Aon
Yin
Sson
L. Ws
Bislox
Schorr
Yu Bardelie - Ha
Percy Santh
Beery
U.S
By Hal Wood
Mississippi
Louisiana
Verona Inabinette
Toach
Versona
Terry Harper
AAU
Tony
Grodins
US Surfing Association
Foothill
Hayward
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