Palmer leads after first Thunderbird round in NY
Arnold Palmer shoots a 67 to take a first round lead at the Thunderbird Golf Classic in Westchester County, tying with Jack Nicklaus, while Gary Player and Ben Hogan also post solid scores. Nicklaus, Player, and a group at two behind reflect a crowded leaderboard ahead of the final two rounds.
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Geiberge
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Neon
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Holase
Derwer Edges Salt Lake 645 in Major Fishing Report
Associated Press notes conditions in Salt Lake City and surrounding areas. Reports river and lake levels, trail openings, and fishing prospects across reservoirs like Lake Isabel and Withrow's area. Highlights include clear streams, open roads, and varying lake levels affecting anglers and local access.
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Golf Notes and Local Sports Details in Dubious Text
A fragmented note covers golf around Wadnatute and Greeley with a 40 point highlight by Light man. Mentions Jack Schreiber and other players with scores and irrigation related notes, plus a weekend match between Ad Fin nian Dan Clark and Larry Anderson and Christe Moderwaed. Also lists various city pairings and results in a chaotic style.
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Ned Feather
Greeley Country Club
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Jack Kingsbury
Hopkins
Mel Bedinger
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Twins 6, A's 3: Late rally sinks Oakland in Minneapolis
Devi Alva led Minnesota with a solo homer and a multi hit night as the Twins defeated the A's 6-3. Laver joined the onslaught with four hits including three singles, while Perry and Zimerman contributed key at bats in the decisive innings.
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Red Sox Rally Over Senators 7 3 in Boston Victory
Boston beats the Washington Senators 7 to 3 as Frank Malzone seals the key three run hit. Avail Earley earns the win with duck Lamube finishing pitched relief in the seventh. Jim Duckworth suffers the loss while Amalamne Malamne drives in a decisive fourth inning run.
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Hogan Returns to Golf Wars in Thunderbirds Round
Golf legend Ben Hogan, aged 59, returns to the Thunderbird tournament in Harrison New York. He shoots four over par, struggles with distance and putting misjudgments, but finishes with three birdies and a grin while acknowledging aging changes. Local gallery observes a mix of awe and concern as Hogan navigates the course with veteran steadiness.
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Torborg Heads All America Baseball Team
Rutgers star Torborg named to 196% All-America baseball team as Hogan notes strong season. Hogan recalls Ed Torborg and Dodgers bid, while discussing nerves and performance.
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All-America Pitchers Lead College Stars to First Team
Texas places two players on the first team infield with Butch Whompson and Bill Be UIea at first and short. Jon Andresen of Minnesota is at second base, Nam Moore of Florida at third, and Mike Augustine of Florida State in left. Bill Seriplacer of Wake Forest covers center while Bobbie Stewart of Richmond handles right field. Eddie Jones of Conspectivet joins as pitcher with Hagen credited for two no hitters.
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Dodgers 3 Colts 0 in spring opener at Dodger Stadium
Dodgers blank the Colts 3-0 as Sandy Koufax throws a three-hit shutout with 10 strikeouts. Willie Davis delivers a two-run bases-loaded single to power the Dodgers offense while Tommy Davis moves atop the league batting race with a .346 average. Colts starter Bob Bruce takes the loss after allowing three runs through eight innings.
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Reds Top Pirates 4-2 Behind Cardenas and Colman Power
Cincinnati Reds defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 2 as Leo Cardenas and Gordy Colman drive the offense. Cardenas homered solo in the first, Colman added a two run shot in the fourth to lead 3-2. John Tsitunis pitched eight innings for the win, allowing five hits with two runs. Von Cardwell took the loss in a game halted late for rain delays.
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Payment in Full Macy Allnutt Trust Plan Story
The article notes the Macy Allnutt Mortuaries associate with the Early Trust Plan offering full payment arrangements. It outlines terms for settling accounts and the trust’s involvement in funeral service planning and financing strategies.
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Macy- Allnutt, Mortuaries
Mays Homers in 10th to Beat Cubs at Candlestick Park
Giants slugger Willie Mays belted a 10th inning homer to cap a comeback win over the Chicago Cubs at Candlestick Park before a crowd of about 12,000. The victory kept San Francisco in a tie for the league lead behind Los Angeles, with St. Louis and Chicago close in pursuit. Ellsworth earned the win for Chicago, while O'Dell notched his ninth of the season for the Giants.
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Southpa
Cassius Clay to Fight Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium
London reports promoter Jack Solumans announced a heavyweight bout between Cassius Clay of Louisville Kentucky and British champion Henry Cooper at Wembley Stadium with 88 000 seats. The event is slated for Tuesday night.
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Will Flall
Wembley
Vander Meer Night of Fame Recalls 1940s Pitching Glory
The story centers on a dramatic night honoring Hall of Famer Warren Vander Meer or a close figure, recalling the 1940s era baseball, a late evening ceremony, and memories of teammates and rivals. It mentions career milestones, local places, and a tribute event with players and fans present.
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Hee
Alitie
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Trey
Ranie
Dorby
Doug Corrigan
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Casey
Owen
Gery
Ron Hall
Cardinals Rally Past Phillies in Rain-Shortened Classic
The St Louis Cardinals built a 7-0 lead through seven innings before a rainstorm halted play. The Phillies managed a late push, but the game ended 7-3 in favor of St Louis, keeping them in second place behind the Los Angeles Dodgers. Key moments included Jose Chris Short pitching for Philadelphia and Dirk Groat delivering a series of hits that sparked the late rally.
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Army
Ban Franciser
Tats Aigelos Dodgers
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Phillie
Jose Chris Short
Dirk Groat
Feval
Ray Stovers
PAN White
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Rolf
Vince
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Testis
Orioles Nip Yanks as Chicago Takes Lead
New York started strong but Chicago and Baltimore surged in the late innings. Brooks Robinson delivered a go ahead single after a rolled sequence of walks loaded the bases, while Cleveland's lone run came on a Kirkland homer setting a Tigers stumble in the pennant race. Kaline continued topping the AL batting list as Detroit lost to Cleveland.
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Exile Listed as Racer Pays Fine in Indy Rumor Mix
Disjointed report covers USAC racing penalties and suspensions. Exile Hurtubise faces a 44 hour fine, appeal planned, amid questions on officiating. Milwaukee and San Diego results noted along with driver suspensions and team disputes.
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