Nicklaus and Charles Tie After Turbulent Opening Round
Jack Nicklaus and Bob Charles finish 70 as leaders in the World Series of Golf at Firestone. Arnold Palmer sits a stroke back at 71 with Julius Boros at 72, while Nicklaus falters on the final hole after a strong start. The second 18 holes Sunday will decide the $50,000 first prize in the 36-hole event broadcast by NBC.
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NBC
Jones Medalist In Country Club Meet
Al Jones captured medalist honors at the Decatur Country Club tournament with a par 71 after four bogies four birdies and ten pars. Evans eyes a third consecutive trophy as first round matches begin with flights led by Evans Chandler Jones and Oliver.
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Pro Scores Pro Football Scores By The Associated Press
National League game results show New York defeating Philadelphia 34 to 10 in a Pro Football matchup reported by the Associated Press. The scoreline highlights a clear winner and a decisive outcome in this league contest.
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Philadelphia
Reds edge Mets as Henry seals Maloney win
Cincinnati Reds defeated the New York Mets 4-2 with Bill Henry driving in a ninth inning run to secure Jim Maloney's 21st victory.
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Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Cleveland Pummels Washington 9-2 Behind Trio of Home Runs
Cleveland hitters Woodie Held Max Alvis and pitcher Pete Ramos powered a 9-2 win over the Washington Senators. Held connected in the fourth with two aboard Ramos homered in the sixth with one on and Alvis blasted a three-run shot in the ninth. Ramos improved to 8-7. King homered for Washington.
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PGA Adds Fresno Fall Tournament: Fig Garden Open
The Professional Golfers Association added a new tournament to its fall schedule in Fresno California running October 24 to 27. The event is titled the Fig Garden Village Open Invitational.
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Professional Golfers’ Association
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Lexington Lions Club sponsors Thursday horse show
The Lexington Lions Club hosts a horse show Thursday at 6 30 p m with 14 classes judged. Prize money will be awarded to the first four places in each class.
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Kansas City Beats Angels 5-2 to Climb in AL Standings
Moe Drabowsky pitched a four hitter with support from 12 hits as Kansas City beat the Los Angeles Angels 5-2 on Saturday night, moving into eighth place in the American League.
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Left Halfback Strong Position At Auburn
Auburn coach Ralph Jordan praises Tucker Frederickson as one of the SEC’s best runners and anchors Auburn’s improving backfield. Behind him are Billy Edge Gerald Gross and Don Lewis competing for backup roles with Edge on defense and the others vying for offense.
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Orioles fall to Red Sox as Morehead and Radatz combine
Boston defeats Baltimore 4-1 behind a four hit game from Dave Morehead and Dick Radatz. Lu Clinton drives in the tie breaking run with three singles and Dick Stuart adds a double to fuel the victory in Boston Saturday night.
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Lu Clinton
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Red Sox
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Waukee Edges Phillies 6 To 4
Hank Aaron homered for the 38th time, then walked to lead off the 10th, stole second, and scored the go ahead run as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 6 4 in extra innings.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
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