Weiskopf Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic After Round One
Whitemarsh Pa AP Tom Weiskopf 66 6 under par leads the opening round of the Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley County Club. Bob Goalby and Dan Sikes two back at 68, Julius Boros among 69 scorers, Palmer bemoans shoulder while Nicklaus Casper Geiberger top pros trail. Scarborough Downs jockey Ben Slaughter taken for X rays after Red Scrapper dies in third race.
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Maine
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Scarborough Downs
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Packers Loaded for season says Lombardi goals spark offensive balance
Packers coach Vince Lombardi says Green Bay is loaded with veteran stars and a strong draft class as he blends a large backfield with Jim Grabowski Donny Anderson and Bart Starr under a predicted 14 game schedule. He eyes Sept 10 at home vs Baltimore as the big opener.
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Utah
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Buckpasser Challeners Headline Weekend Stakes Show
Buckpasser headlines a major weekend program with Tom Rolfe and a field of challengers at Arlington Park and Saratoga. Tom Rolfe seeks a major bid in the Washington Park Handicap while Great Power faces a small field in the Hopeful at Saratoga, plus Buckpasser looms toward the New Hampshire Sweepstakes with a rich Rainbow Pool frame and other top 3-year-olds.
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McLain Gives Tigers Some New Hope
Denny McLain fires an 8-0 gem over Chicago, collecting his 15th win with a complete game and nine strikeouts. The Tigers ride early offense and McLain’s steady mound work as he recovers form, while Cleveland and Boston results ripple through the majors.
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Tigers
Americans Eliminated by Mexicans in Tennis Title Match
Two Mexican players Joaquin Sayo-Mayo and Marcela Lara defeated Manuel Santana of Spain and Luis Garcia 10-22 24-22 11-9 3-6 6-2 in a marathon Longwood Cricket Club match, billed as the longest in the tournament history. The upset ended a top seed bid as the Mexican duo showed speed and precision while other defending champions and American challengers advanced.
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Clack Grabner
Thelve
Serior
Browns Underdogs in Fifth Annual Pro Football Doubleheader
Cleveland Browns seek revival without Jim Brown as Frank Ryan handles a battered elbow while Jim Ninowski steps in. Otto Graham leads the Redskins against the Vikings in the opener. Ex Browns faces and ex Browns staff appear, while New York, Pittsburgh, and other NFL teams play exhibitions across a packed weekend schedule.
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Adox Pup Advances Toward Quarterfinals in Wake of Burst
In a tense ninth day, Adox Pup advances as rivals falter. The quarterfinals edge closer amid shifting contests and cautious play as teams vie for late-season position and a final push toward the title.
Rebels Benefit From Experienced Southside Squad
Fort Smith Southside Rebels coach Charles McGibbony expects a better team with 19 lettermen, 11 seniors who started last two seasons, and key players Richard Bumpas Ronnie Perry Roscoe Spease Donnie Moir and Steve Creekmore among others. He cautions rivals to challenge Texarkana and Springdale as Western Division contenders. Minor League results wrap the section.
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Jackie Brandt Shines For Phillies In 4-1 Win
Philadelphia’s Jackie Brandt drives in two runs with a single and double as the Phillies beat the Pirates 4-1 behind Jim Bunning’s eight-hitter. Brandt’s big night comes amid a playful look at his offbeat “flake” persona, including a spring training ice cream caper. Pirates drop to second in the National League, half a game behind the Giants. Other NL results note Chicago over New York 9-2, while AL action includes California over New York 5-1, Detroit 8-0 over Chicago, Baltimore 4-3 in 11 innings over Cleveland, and Boston sweeping Kansas City 8-6 and 4-1. The Cubs defeat the Mets on a wild pitch in the ninth.
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