Lema Wins Cleveland Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Tony Lema defeats Arnold Palmer in a playoff to win the Cleveland Open Golf Tournament after both finish 14 under par at 276. Lema sinks a key birdie on the first extra hole while Palmer misses a three-foot putt that would have won. Palmer earns $12,001, Lema $20,000, in a dramatic finish watched at the club and by readers coast to coast.
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Fritz Howell
Terry Dail
Muteshoe
Tex
Cleveland
Tony Palmer
Lema
Nicklaus
Arnoid Palmer
Palmes
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Icant
Lenta
Bing Crosby
Thunderbird
Flint
Tommy Aaron
Major League Standings and Daily Results Summary
The American League shows Baltimore New York Chicago Minnesota Boston Washington Kansas City and Los Angeles with varying records and a crowded chase. Recent results include New York beating Detroit 4 10 innings and Baltimore 2 Washington 1, Cleveland 4 Boston 2, and Minnesota 9 Chicago 3. Today Minnesota visits Baltimore and Chicago hosts Cleveland while Detroit meets Washington. In the National League San Francisco leads with 44 27 while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh contest spots. Cincinnati Chicago Houston and St Louis also play with multiple doubleheaders and 10 inning notes.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Los Angeles
San Fran
Philaphia
Pittsburgh
Gincionati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
ARS New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisca
San Francisco
San. Francisco
O'Hara Wins 1500 at AAU Meet Sets U.S. Mark
Tom O'Hara defeats Cyral Burleson and others at the National AAU Track and Field Championships clinching a time near 3:59.4 in the mile equivalent. The event features top U.S. athletes including Cary Weisiger and Olympic champions, with Burleson finishing strong in the 1500 meters.
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Tom O'Hara
U.S
Rob Green
API
Tom O'Wara
Cyral Burleson
Itis
O'Hara
Burleson
Oregonian
Cary Welsiger
Tnder
Jim Grelle
Asia
Wichita High School
Jim Ryan i
John Carmen
John Bauker
Eng
Ben ‘Packer
AOK
Weisiger
Mila
Mathews
Sevineaken
Mets
Spain
Stone
Tokyo
Boston
Hal Connolly
Culver City
Calif
Miami
Bia
Jerry Siebert
Santa Clara Valley
Braves denial halts big Mets trade talk
Reports out of Milwaukee claim the Braves balked at a proposed deal with the New York Mets involving Hank Aaron or Eddie Mathews among others for around 200000. Denials came from Braves officials while Olympic trials and a two day carnival in Los Angeles framed the scene for potential Tokyo bound selections.
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Agnee
Iimors
New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
Mathews
New
Alvis Continues Recovery From Meningitis
Giants sweep Dodgers as Alvis nears return. Pitchers Herbel and Drysdale duel through seven, Cepeda and Fairly drive runs. Ongoing recovery from meningitis noted. Alvis’s condition improving, potential return in sight for San Francisco in series finale.
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Willie Alays
Hertelom
Boston
Cleveland
San Francisco Giants
Ron Fairly
Haw
Hay
Veroas
Orlando Cepeda
O'Dell
Fehl
Ron Herbel
Frank Los Angeles
Thomas Tierney
Euen
Segui dominates as Kansas City blank Los Angeles
Kansas City pitchers held the Los Angeles Angels to four unearned runs in a 4-0 win. Diego Segui pitched effectively, with Bill Bryan contributing in support. The game featured early damage from Kansas City off Latman and strong fielding behind Segui.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Diego Segui
Alhtet
Angels
Uarry Latman
Lennie Green
Neilsen Mathews
Mamiy Dine
Inez
Ble
Bill Bryan
Cardinals Dominate Phillies in Doubleheader Sweep
St Louis capitalized on six Philadelphia errors and a 10 hit attack to take the first game 5-2, then posted a 8-0 win in the nightcap as Ray Sadecki won his eighth. Bill White had four hits and drove in three in the late contest. The Phillies drop two behind San Francisco after the day’s results.
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Dick Radaiz
Hed Sox
Stallion
Bill Spanswick
Bill Monbonquette
Mantilla
Lee Stange
Pate
Dick Stuart
NEW York
Gates Brown
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Ton Tresh
Tigers
Brown
Detroit
Yankee
Rolie Sheldon
Pittsburgh
Cingin
Nati
Motticap
Horst
Pirate
Reds
John Edwards
Leo Cardenas
Daulle
Steve
Pirates
Witie
Stargell
Tome
Din Pagliaroni
Jim Malaney
ST. Louis
St. Luis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Eader
Phillies
Chris Short
Theer
Philies
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bill White
Ray Sadecki
Sucteals
Milwaukee
Braves
Washington
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago
Mike White
Russ
Walts
New York Mets
Bond
Washington Senators
Houston Colts
Cubs
Hele
Mets
Dave Stenhouge
Norm Siebern
Fead
Baltimore
Twins 9 Chisox 3 opener features late rally and homers
Fragmented box score notes a 9 3 win for the Twins over the White Sox as late homers by Le and others boost the rally. Mentions of Von Nottehart, Santa, Vath Hunter, and Chicago pitchers Cloninger and Stenhouse appear amid tangled lines and scorers.
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von Nottehart
DiMilwaukee
Houston
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Vath
Hunter
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Tiebnauer
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Son
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Beumaley
Cloninger
Torre
Suny
L-Stenhouse
Baltimore
John Brown
Larsen
Yellen
Zoila Versaltes
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