Palmer Rally Captures National Open Title At Cherry Hills
Arnold Palmer overcame a seven stroke deficit to win the National Open with a 6 under 65 final round at Cherry Hills. Ben Hogan faltered on the last two holes, finishing at 284 alongside other contenders. Jack Nicklaus, amateur champion, finished second with 282, the best amateur Open score.
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Denver
Arnold Palmer
Ben Hogan
Palmer
Cherry Hills Country Club
Mee
Jas
Mike Souchak
Hogan
Hawk
Souchak
Jack Nicklaus
Renethe
EE. Jutch) Harrison
Don Finsterwald
Jack Fleck
Julius Boros
Ted Kroll
Jerry Barber
Mighty Mite
Les
Don Cherry
Arnie
Golfers Tee Off At 1 00 For Enterprise Classic Playoff
Roger Watson and Yates Adams meet in an 18 hole playoff at Blair Park to decide the Enterprise Classic after finishing tied at 268 for 72 holes. The winner will claim the big trophy and a smaller replica for permanent possession. About 120 golfers remain in eight flights after a field of over 160 began the event.
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Bill Hodges
Enterprise Sports
Roger Watson
Yates Adams
Blair Park Municipal
Marvin Boggs
Watson
Adams
George Crickmore
World 600 race kicks off amid track repaving at Charlotte
Fireball Roberts grabs pole as NASCAR stars ready for the World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Track work and rubberized topping planned after time trials. Field of 60 cars for the 600 mile race with a purse of about 107775 dollars and top prize around 26750 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Fireball Roberts
Daytona Beach
Fra
Nce
Fireball
Little Joe Weatherly
Roberts
Jack Smith
Pontiac
Cotton Owens
Speedway
Curtis Turner
Ford
National Assn
Nascar
Glen
Fireball) Roberts
Fla
Jack Sata
Spettanders
S.C
Golf tournament scores and player standings list
A dense table of golf results shows scores for players like Jack Nicklaus in Columbus Ohio and Sam Snead in West Virginia plus many others in various locations such as Los Angeles Belfevisie and Shreveport. The figures include round totals and prize amounts with multiple cities and states across the United States and abroad.
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Denver
Arenes
Ren Ligonier
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
N.Y
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
Don Finsterwald
Bradenton
Fla
Southern Pipes
N.C
Fall
Tex
Fort Worth
Sec
Apple Valley
Calif
LeMont
Ill
Shreveport
Winnetka
Borego Springs
Houston
Bob Goalty
Belfevisie
Jackson Bradley
Sam Snead
W.S. Springs
W.va
Gary Player
South Africa
Ken Venturi
Palo Alto
Overland Park
Kan
Eminelli
New City
Mamaroneck
Alameda
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Harold Kneece
Greenville
D.C
Chick Harbert
Livonia Mich
Deus Ford
Crystal River
Birmingham
Ala
Clayton
Amarillo
Australia
Dave Ragan
Orlando
al Mangert
Westfield NJ
Franklin
Mich
Sam Penecale
South Africa Caves
Elmsford
Drivers gird for war at Charlotte speedway
Charlotte drivers prepare for the World 600 race with heavy armor like mesh screens on Weatherly s 1960 Ford and extra protection across radiators and oil pans. Holman Moody team plans additional weight and shields as officials expect up to 100000 spectators.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Speedway Oval
Little Joe Hoffman
Weatherly
Ford
Tokyo
Holman-Moody
Ralph Moody
Moody
Holman - Moody Team
Joe
Spong Named Player Coach of Greensboro Generals
Ronald Herbert Spong a Canadian born player from Louisville Kentucky was named player coach of the Greensboro Generals of the Eastern Hockey League. The announcement came from Carson Bain president and Pete Hendy general manager after Louisville folded. Spong left the International Hockey League where he starred and managed last season.
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Ronald Herbert
Ron) Spong
Louisville
Generals
International Hockey League
Carson Bain
Pete Hendy
Spong
New Bern Hosts Six-Day Golf Tournament at Club
New Bern North Carolina will host six days of tournament golf at the New Bern Golf and Country Club on a par 71 course by the Trent River. Most Carolina club pros take part in pro am and warmup events as the schedule opens Sunday.
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New Bern
N.C
New Bern Golf and Country Club
Trent River
Carolinas Club
Reliable Splits Softball Twin Bill With Greenough
Reliable Manufacturing of High Point split a softball doubleheader with Greenough of Norfolk. In the nightcap David Jarrell pitched a one hitter with 16 strikeouts as Reliable won 6 0. Brickell's single spoiled a no hitter bid in the sixth.
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High Point
David Jarrell
Greenough
Norfolk
Harvell Park
Reliable
Jarrell
Brickell
Jimmy Jones
Bobby Beck
Ray Hicks
Jimmy Jarrett
Jarrell Ac
Thomasville Juniors Clinch Second Win With 11 5 Victory
BULLETIN II's Thomasville American Legion Juniors pushed their record to two straight wins with an 11 5 win over Statesville at Finch Field. Five runs came in the second inning on doubles from Harold Moose and David Kemp, and Butch Woolfe belted a left field homer in the eighth.
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Thomasville American Legion
Chair City Nine
Finch Field
Thomasville
Harold Moose
David Kemp
Butch Woolfe
Giants Fire Rigney in Surprise Manager Change
The San Francisco Giants fired manager Bill Rigney and named Tom Sheehan interim skipper as the team, just one game behind the Pirates, faced a rough stretch after three losses to NL leader Pittsburgh. Sheehan kept Rigney’s coaching staff and pledged to try to move the club back into contention.
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SAN Francisco
Giants
Bill Rigney
Tom Sheehan
Horace Stoneham
Rigney
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stoneham
Sheehan
Giant
Salty Parker
Billy Pesedel
Wes Westrum
Agney
A Hur
Pirates
Pittsburgh
New York
Polo Grounds
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High Point Enterprise
Harold Claassen
Sanders’ Bride
Doug Sanders
Joan
Dick Barry
Sanders
By Bob Hoffman
Spartanburg
Ned Jarrett
Newton
Bobby
Fia
Plymouth
Rex White
Goerteshuis
Chevrolet
Lee Petty
Tom Pistone
Chicago
Speedy Thompson
Richard Petty
Randieman
Bob Welborn
Greensboro
Jim Reed
Peekskill N.Y
Back Baker
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk, Va
Richmond
Atlanta
Fred Shedieehs
Elmhurst
David Pearson
Joe Lee Johnson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Doug Yates
Aon Hill
Elmo Henderson
Foun
Jimmy Thompson
Monroe
Thunderbird
Caspolici Florence
Olds
Gene Marmor
Bunkie Blackburn
Fayetteville
Herb Tillman
Miami
Larry Frank
Johnson City
Lewis Jones
Tampa
Wilbur Rakestraw
Marietta
G. C. Spencer
Inman
Johnny Beauchamp
Cedar Bluff
Iowa
Shorty Rollins
Rob Duel
Warren
Roy Tyner
Red Springs
George Tet
Ozone Park
Baker
Oo ‘Burdick
Omaha
John Welford
Circleville
Jim Austin
Charlie Griffith
Herman Beam
al White
Buffalo
Gens
Greensboro Generals
Eastern Hockey League
Johnson
Cane Oldhem
Gheeter
Ole Jones
Jarrett
Wilms
Francis
Nox
Henley
Bowe
Hicks
Benett
Davis
Jarrel
Williams
Davie
Ashe
Garrett
Bennett
SU Johnson
Seteabe
Prancis
Skeeter, Johnson
Peebies
Jarrell Eeter
Bulletin
Statesville
Club Sedan
English Motor CO
Washington ST
Alan Cline
Associated Press
Lee Giants
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