Watson Captures Courtland Race Honors With Three Wins
James Watson of Chapel Hill Tennessee led the Tennessee Valley Region S C A A weekend racing at Courtland Air Base near here. He won Porsche RS overall and two other races Sunday, giving him three victories across two days and prompting grimacing engine explosions near the finish in one race.
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Courtland
James Watson
Chapel Hill
Tennessee
Porsche
Tennessee Valley
Sports Car Club of America
Courtland Air Base
Here
Watson
Elva
James Downing
Lotus
Fred Cox
Nashville
Sprite
Gene Parsons
Chattanooga
Tenn
Roger West
Birmingham
Cox
BMW
Wilfred Kranz
Selma
Nardi
Tom Bethea
Huntsville
Parsons
West
Wayne Thompson
Edward Bennett
Memphis
Robert Winslow
al Hildebrandt
Atlanta
Bob McQueen
Richard A. Davies
Ft. Benning
Dunn
Hontevilie
Volvo
H. B. Rickert
Knoxville
Bill Wilson
Harry Braswell
Jim Baker
Sheffield
R. Powell Thethinoedi Bir
Alfalee Madison Smith
Lotus Elite
Philip Herold
Cooper
Noel McGlothlin
Rossville
Stranguellini
Bill Mohr
Sting
George Robertson
Locust Grove
Sting Ray
Tommy Charles
George Barber
R. Powell Thompson
C. K. Thompson
Alfa Sports
Rasey Feezell
Oak Ridge
Alfa Zagato
Madison Smith
Wyche Williams
Noah McGlothlin
Elva Marks
Ernest Grenat
Louisville
Jim Watson
John Cohn
White Sox Jump Into American League Lead
The White Sox moved one half game up in the AL by beating Kansas City 4-3 in 14 innings as Ron Hansen doubled home the deciding run in the ninth. Dick Radatz dominated Orioles with six scoreless innings and 10 strikeouts as Boston won 3-2 in Baltimore. Chuck Schilling and Russ Nixon drove in the tying and winning runs in the 14th.
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Associated Press
Dick Radatz
Radatz
Baltimore
Red Sox
Orioles
Chuck Schilling
Russ Nixon
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Ron Hansen
Juan Pizarro
White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit
Bombers
Ken McBride
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Houston
San Francisco Giants
Sunday Baseball Results and Schedule Across Leagues
Major and national league results show Los Angeles, Cleveland, and Baltimore winning in varied matchups. Night games feature Cincinnati at New York, Milwaukee at Philadelphia, and San Francisco at Los Angeles among others with several clubs leading their divisions.
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Baltimore
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
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Kansas City
New York
Detroit
Eveland
Aimee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francisco
Jay
Stallard
Heaney
Philadelphia
Pi i
Schwall
Marcnal
Miller
Hobbie
Drott
Final Stage Of 0. S. Open Eliminations Begins
The final stage of eliminations for the U S Open Golf began with 36 holes of medal play to trim 150 players to 30 berths at Brookline The Country Club June 2022. Finsterwald Fleck and Beman, all former champions, led sectional hopefuls across Cincinnati Chicago Washington Denver Kansas City and Portland spots with 99 eliminations to go to 129 survivors from 2403 non exempt list. Defending champ Nicklaus and 20 others had exemptions from both qualifying stages.
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Associated Press
Don Finsterwald
Jack Fleck
Deane Beman
Country Club
Brookline
Mass
Finsterwald
Cincinnati
Fleck
Chicago
Beman
U.S
Washington, D.C
Denver
Kansas City
Portland
Ore
Jack Nicklaus
Romack Wins In Sudden Death at Rock City Open
Barbara Romack captured the Rock City Women's Open title after winning the second hole of a sudden death playoff at Valleybrook Golf and Country Club. Englehorn, 22, Caldwell Idaho, tied after 54 holes at 212 but faltered in the heat, birdieing the 17th and 18th to force a playoff where Romack won.
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Chattanooga
Barbara Romack
Rock City
Miss Romack
Shirley Englehorn
Valleybrook
Miss Englehorn
Caldwell
Idaho
Boros Threat For National Open After Flint Open Win
Julius Boros, fresh from a record smashing Flint Open victory, stands as a top threat for the National Open. He fired a 274 total at Warwick Hills, five ahead of Don Finsterwald, with Dow and Bayer following. Boros earned 9000 dollars and eyes a New York practice ahead of the Brookline Open in June.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
North Carolina
Warwick Hills
Boros
New York
Grand Blanc golf open final scores and winnings list
Final scores and prize money from the Flint Open show Julius Boros earning 9000 for a 66 71 68 69 274 total while others like Don Finsterwald George Bayer and Gene Littler also place with 280s and 283s. In Kansas City Pan American No 3 Ken Lang wins NAIA singles title after semifinals upset and defeats Don Kierbow for the championship.
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Mass
Boros
Don Finsterwald
Dow
George Bayer
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Grand Blanc
Mich
Julius Boros
Kansas City
Pan American
Stubby
Ken Lang
Edinburg
Tex
Land
Richmond
Calif
Jerry Wortelboer
Lang
Don Kierbow
Corpus Christi U
Swift Humbles Dahlbender For Southeastern Title
Columbus ace Sonny Swift defeated Gene Dahlbender 7 and 6 to win his third Southeastern Amateur championship at Columbus Country Club. Swift used precise putting and quality bunker play to stay ahead, finishing on No 12 after a dominant 36-hole final. Dahlbender struggled with wedges and failed to mount a rally despite a large gallery observing.
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Columbus, Ga
Sonny Swift
Gene Dahlbender
Atlanta Giant
Columbus
Swift
Columbus Country Club
Dahlbender
Petty Wins Birmingham 200 Auto Race
Richard Petty of Randleman North Carolina won the Birmingham 200 using a 1963 Plymouth in one hour 27 minutes 59 seconds. He beat Junior Johnson of Rhonda North Carolina by two seconds as Jack Smith of Spartanburg South Carolina posted the fastest lap of 25.30. Petty led from the 23rd lap after pitting after 189 laps with Buck Baker third Ned Jarrett fourth and Johnson second in a tight finish.
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Birmingham
Ala
Richard Petty
Randleman
N. C
Petty
Junior Johnson
Rhonda
Johnson
Jack Smith
Spartanburg
S. C
Buck Baker
Charlotte
N.C
Ned Jarrett
Conover
McLaren Takes Over World Driving Lead
Bruce McLaren of New Zealand moved into the lead in the world championships after finishing second in the Belgian Grand Prix on the Francorchamps circuit. His result puts him ahead of rivals in the season standings.
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McLaren
Francorchamps
Belgium
Bruce McLaren
New Zealand
Dodgers Seek Showdown With Giants After Five-Game Win Streak
Dodgers nearing a two game series with the San Francisco Giants after a five game winning run that tightened their NL lead. Maury Wills sparked the surge with a 3-for-5 day driving in three on a bases loaded hit as LA climbed to .290 average and revived a sagging offense.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Wills
Maury
Ing
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Giants
Houston
Hal
Skinny
John Tsitouris
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Milwaukee
Braves
Mets
Bill White
Stan Musial
Tim McCarver
White
Ray Sadecki
Tsitouris
Reds
Vada Pinson
Pete Rose
Bob Purkey
Don Demeter
Jim Lemon
John Callison
Phillies
Bobby Wine
Friend
Pirates
Ted Savage
Donn Clendenon
Roberto Clemente
Warren Spahn
Bob Shaw
Heights In A Lead In West Morgan Little League
Moulton Heights won 3-2 over Flint to seize sole lead as S McKee pitched well allowing two hits and D Hightower drove in three runs with a bases loaded triple. Oak Ridge beat Summitt 12-2 with Walker earning the win and a home run plus two triples. Standings: Moulton Heights eight one, Slip Up seven two, Oak Ridge five four, Flint four five, Summitt two seven, Neal one eight.
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West Morgan
Moulton Heights
S. McKee
D. Hightower
Shable
Neal
Fuller
Sapp
Hill
Oak Ridge
Summitt
Walker
Baker
Slip Up
Flint Beats Summitt Ponies To Narrow Standings Gap
Flint defeated Summitt 7-3 as B Knowlton earned the win and J Speakman the loss. Slip Up topped Neal 17-8 with Owens winning and Breedlove losing. Berry and Voss starred at the plate with multi hit games. Morgan hit a homer and a double but his homer was chalked off for missing third base. Standings show Summitt 6-3, Flint 5-3, Slip Up 4-5, Neal 2-4.
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Neal
Owens
Breedlove
Berry
Voss
Morgan
Summitt
Flint
Slip Up
Giants Indians Lead In Little League Standings
The Giants and Indians lead the Little League standings through last Friday’s games. American standings show Indians 10-4, Yankees 8-6, Tigers 6-8, Red Sox 6-8, Orioles 5-9. In the National, Giants 8-5, Cards 7-6, Cubs 7-7, Dodgers 6-8, Braves 5-9. Red Sox timely two wins noted in American league.
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Indians
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Orioles
Cards
Cubs
Dodgers
Braves
Decatur Glass and Coffey Ford Girls Win Big in Softball
Decatur Glass crushed Industrial Uniforms 27 to 3 as Dianne Wallace and Jo Robbins went five for five with Jo hitting a home run. Dick Coffey Ford beat Buds Minnow Pool 10 to 8 in eight innings. Daley went three for five with a home run and a triple. Sandra Johnson homered twice for the losers.
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Decatur Glass
Industrial
Dick Coffey Ford
Bud’s
Austinville
Sunshiners
Bill's
Bobcats
Morris Brothers
Dianne Wallace
Jo Robbins
Dick Coffey
Daley
Sandra Johnson
Arkansas at Rochester
College football card notes Arkansas visiting Rochester with no additional context provided.
Cubs surge sparks Wrigley as fans embrace rebirth
Chicago fans are dizzy with revival as the Cubs, led by Ernie Banks and a breakout youth movement, outpace NL rivals in 1960s style rise. A 35,743 Sunday crowd highlights renewed interest while attendance nears a million for the first time since 1952, with Holland noting rising player value and trades interest.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
White Sox
Kansas City
Minnesota Twins
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Dodgers
Ernie Banks
Hank Sauer
John Holland
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