Pro golf flashback at U S Open era with Snead lead
A fragmented AP wireitem notes Sam Snead as a prominent figure in early Open history. It mentions players like Bobby Eric and Hogan era names, a 69 score by Caspers, and a sensational 75 by an unnamed player with 10 feet under. The piece references two years of professional status and a tie to the Wisconsin and Michigan venues.
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Morrow Wins Quarterfinals Amid Aussie Golf Contests
Oklahoma’s Ralph Morrow advances in the British Amateur Golf Championship at Prestwick after a tense round notable for crowd interruptions and sharp play. Morrow, 27, defeated Bennty Scotland, then faced Raymond Munro in a 2 and 1 victory as international contenders including Ben Moyen and Arnold Palmer pace the field. long rounds and 907-yard Oakland Hills venue shape the day as top amateurs push toward the final.
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Minors organize 1961 Junior High Baseball league
An organizational meeting for Vancouver Washington junior high boys interested in the 1961 Junior High Baseball league will be held at 8 pm Monday the 19th at Revelra Leminster Abernathy High School. Boys must be 13 on or before January 19, 1961 to be eligible.
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Calif Bonus Baby Set To Sign With Pirates Today
California high school shortstop Rob Bailey of Wilson High in Long Beach is expected to sign with the Pittsburgh Pirates for a substantial bonus. Bailey hit .475 in 19 spring games and worked out with the Pirates in Los Angeles as multiple clubs competed for his contract.
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Unclear sports scores from scattered league names
Fragmented telegraphic sports brief lists multiple games with postponed entries due to rain and inconsistent team spellings across leagues such as Southern Association International League and Pioneer League. Distinct teams and results are obscured by errors.
Trojans Capture College Series Triumph Over Oklahoma State
Southern California defeated Oklahoma State 1 0 in a contested NCAA College World Series title game. Jim Withers pitched 29 1/3 innings with 14 hits allowed while striking out 19. Kim Withers and Larry Mines led the Trojans as Littleton Fowler earned MVP honors for State in a losing effort.
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Dodgers Back In First on 6-3 Victory
Dodgers regain first place by beating the Chicago Cubs 6-3 in 12 innings. Tommy Navis delivers a go ahead Stan homer after Davis homer, unearned runs, Dick Farrell quiets Cubs over four innings, Schultz absorbs the loss.
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Bears Split Doubleheader In Denver-Indians Drop Lead
The Denver Bears held Indianapolis to a split doubleheader as the Indians won the opener 2-1 in 19 innings and lost the nightcap 4-3 before 4,279 at Denver. Louisville, idle, remained 3½ games ahead of Cincinnati in the standings.
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Montana State proposes 8 team league among regional schools
MSC athletic director Gene Bourdet proposed Wednesday a two Montana school league with six other regional colleges. The plan lists Colorado State University Fort Collins Utah State University Moscow Idaho State College Pocatello University of Nevada Reno and others. He noted MSU CSU would be without athletic affiliation after the Skyline Conference dissolution.
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Cloverleaf Thursday's Results Summary
A dense row of racing figures lists multiple horses with odds and times including Gone By, Rock Robs, Talent Tip, and Royal Gypsy, with various quinicla references and personal times ranging near 31 seconds. The scattered data includes racers such as Good Outloot, Blue Blinker, Candy Cully, Teo Lete, and others, intermingled with odd labels and monetary values, reflecting a fragmented results page from Cloverleaf Thursday.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Combined
A compact night of results shows the Majors with Chicago, Los Angeles, Boston, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Washington, Baltimore, Minnesota, Kansas City, and others posting wins and losses. National League leaders include Los Angeles and Cincinnati atop their divisions with several key series noted through the week.
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Yanks Take Over 1st in American League Race
The New York Yankees moved into first place in the American League after a late rally and a 3-2 victory over Cleveland. Key plays included a pinch hit single by John Blanchard driving in the decisive run in the eleventh, a late Berra scoring double, and Yankees relief that sealed the win as Detroit fell behind after a 16-4 Boston triumph.
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Kid Battery Leads Cards Over Phillies
In Philadelphia, the St Louis Cardinals beat the Phillies 5 to 3 as 20 year old pitcher Ray Sadecki earned his fifth win with support from Miller and Mahaffey. Tim McCarver contributed a triple and double, sparking an 11 hit Cardinals attack led by Musial.
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Giants Triumph 6-3 Over Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco battering, led by Willie McCovey who crushed a two run homer, powered a nine hit attack in a 6-3 win over Milwaukee. Mike McCormick earned his seventh victory, as the Giants stretch their challenge for NL supremacy with a fourth straight victory. Cloninger struggled prompting relief by Lemay and Bailey.
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Cincinnati Reds Rout Pirates In Eight Run Baseball Clash
Cincinnati rode Joey Jay's eighth straight win to crush Pittsburgh 8 to 1 as Mazeroski and Nelson sparked a seventh inning rally. Mizell was hit hard early, yielding four runs in the first. Washington topped Baltimore 5 to 2 behind Hobaugh while Chicago beat Los Angeles 2 to 1. Minnesota edged Kansas City 4 to 1 on Valdivieso's late RBI single in the 10th.
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Fights in Cities Across Boxing Card Reported
A chaotic boxing event lists bouts in Los Angeles and Denver with fighters Valdes Logee and Rojas among those noted. Details are unclear with scattered references to Tony, Eds, and a 1353 figure tied to Tijuana.
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Milwaukee Buys Bosox Catcher and Braves Trade Cimoli
In a flurry of deals, the Milwaukee Braves acquire catcher White from Boston, while the Pittsburgh Pirates ship outfielder Gino Cimoli to Milwaukee for shortstop Johany Logan. The Pirates also move Sam-infield and catcher Rod Inounced to Columbus and other clubs to clear room for new talent. White will report to the Braves, and veteran infielder Gene Baker is sent to clear space as the club bolsters catching depth amid injuries.
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