Ford. Golf Contenders Scramble For Lead On Par Course
John Barnum 50 posted 140 after a 66 opening round while Chick Harbert 47 leapt to 144 following a 76. Harbert bogeyed on holes eight and 15. The field included Gary Player and Dr Cary Middlecoff tied at 138, with Dale Anderson Red Holscher Jerry Barber and Mac Hunter missing the cut at 151. Eric Monti and Jimmy Thompson made it at 150.
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John Barnum
Chick Harbert
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Ford
Gary Player
Cary Middlecott
George Bayer
California
Dale Anderson
Red Holscher
Jerry Barber
Mac Hunter
Eric Monti
Jimamy Thompson
Geersa Serea
Mccall
Redlegs edge Mets 3 1 in Cincinnati showdown
Cincinnati pitchers scattered eight hits while Joey Jay Say limited New York to one run as Frank Thomas homered in the sixth to break a scoreless tie. The Reds pushed their lead with seven hits and solid defense in a 3-1 victory over the Mets.
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Cincinnate
Charky Gordie Coleman
Cincinnati
New York
Mets
Joey Say
Frank Thormzs
Kepe
Reds
Roger Craig
Dodger Davis first 100 RBI man since Snider in 1956
Davis drove in four runs with two singles to reach 100 RBIs, the Dodgers' first since Duke Snider in 1956. Fairly hit his 10th homer of the season, raising his totals as Los Angeles beat the Cubs 6-2 in a rain-soaked afternoon.
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Davis
Dodger
Duke Snider
Dodgers
sWillors
Bob Behl
Andre Rodgers
T. Davis
John Roseboro
Bull
Tommy
Bob Anderson
Williams
Colts Nip Cardinals in 6th 4-3 comeback win
In Houston Roman Mejias drove in two with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth to lift the Colts over the Cardinals 4-3. Dick Farrell earned the win as Houston avoided a loss, with late-inning drama shaping the outcome.
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Colts
Cardinals
Houston
Roman Mejias
Houston Colts
Dick Farrell
St Louis Cantinals
Fi Lon
Matt Tew
Wana
Louie
Manton de Opmler
Werbur
Romer
Perel
Butt
Daub Botan
Ene
Ison
Tigers Power Past Athletics In 10-3 Win
Detriot Tigers snapped a seven game skid by blasting Kansas City 10-3 behind Norm Cash who swatted two homers, his 21st and 25th of the season. The Athletics offense struggled as the Tigers opened with a three homer barrage Friday.
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Kansas City
UPI
Yankees Win to Extend Streak to Eight
The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 3-2 on Friday night to extend their winning streak to eight, the longest in the American League this season. Mickey Mantle homered with Roger Maris aboard, and Hector Lopez contributed key runs as the Yankees held off Washington’s late rally.
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New York
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Hector Lopez
Washington
Wiseere
Tony Wie
Hamn
Ee Ford
Skeeron
Terk R.chareion
Skowron
Bocce
Frey End
UCM Wemmington
Mamitor Lfs
Red Sox Dominate White Sox 8-4 in Boston Victory
Boston hitters exploded with extra base hits in a decisive 8-4 win over Chicago. Yastrzemski and Hardy contributed long hits as the Red Sox built a safe lead late in Friday night play.
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Eboqston
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Hu, Clinton
Carroll Hardy
Chicago
Mahaffey Earns 13th Win as Phillies Edge Braves
Art Mahaffey pitched a six hitter and struck out 10 to out duel Milwaukee’s Bob Hendley 3-2 in Philadelphia. The righthander notched his 13th win and scored the deciding run in the fifth, his seventh complete game in a row.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Art Mahaffey
Milwaukee
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Mahaffey
Bob Hendley
Phillips Go Go Do Rams Boy in Workkout
Rams veterans arrived at Chapman College for a late workout led by Jim Phillips who caught passes with Zeke Bratkowski. The Rams’ end group includes returning players Carroll Dale Duane Allen and others, while five veterans missed physicals and may face fines.
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Rams Boy
Jerry Wyxn
Red
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Jim Philips
Phillips
Chapman College
Ram
Eroy Hirsch
Zeke
Bratkowski
Carroll Dale
Duane
Allen
Dick Dorsey
Frank Var‘Tichione
Joe Marconi
Clendon Thomas
Brice Tarbox
Varrichione
Thomas
Tarbox
Independent U S and Russian sprinters at AAU eliminations
The report lists persistent contenders for the United States and Russia in track and field events at AAU eliminations in Washington. U S athletes include Mal Connolly hammer, Patl Drayton 400 relay, Dallas Lenz shot put, Oerter discus, Wilma Ward sprint events. Russian stars feature Valery Brimel high jump, Ter4 Qvatesyan broad jump, Bolotnitey 5 000 meters, Anatoliy Yedyakev 70 kilometer walk, plus Etyira Ozo-Tins javelin and Tamara Press in sprint and discus. The piece notes a tough route for the Reds.
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Patl Drayton
Dallas Lenz
Oerter
Wilma’ Redolph Ward
Jelsy
Russia
Valery Brimel
Ter4 Qvatesyan
Bolotnitey
Anatoliy Yedyakev
Etyira Ozo
Tins
Tatyana Schchelkanova
Tamara Press
Dacut
St Walsut
ELS
Reds
Crace
Angels Rout Indians in five run fifth inning burst
The Los Angeles Angels bombed Cleveland pitchers for five runs in the fifth inning as Sam McDowell struggled. Joe Koppe and Albie Pearson started the rally, Felix Torres doubled in the lead run, and Bobby Rodgers drove in another. Despite a late Indians rally, Jim Chance saved the game for the Angels.
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Sam McDowell
Angels
Larky
Joe Koppe
Fishing Facts and Preserved Marine Notes
A fragmentary fishing column discusses areas near a coast, mentioning bays, reefs, and boat landings. It notes gear, weights, and several local terms, with scattered references to boat names and prices. The readable text hints at a survey or guide, but specifics are unclear.
Nitehawks Triumph in 2-0 Softball Classic
Long Beach Nitehawks edged San Pedro 2-0 at Park Ave Field in a tight Western Softball contest. Clint Herron scored on a bold slide at home and Bob Bomar drove in Paul Peterson for the final run as Pearson and Herron delivered strong pitching and defense.
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Clint Herron
Pearson
Long Beach
Steet
Herron
Macnada
Radio signals test in minor league sparks approval
Minor league chief George Trautman backs a two-transistor system sending pitching signals from Vancouver manager Jatk McKeon to his pitchers. Vancouver Mounties won twice in a row using the method as Trautman calls it a worthy experiment.
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George Trautman
Jatk McKeon
Vancouver
McKeon
Unclear local grid briefs with scattered names and notes
Fragmented OCR text lists names and brief phrases about watchers, signings, and Bela events. Several proper nouns appear but details are garbled. The item reads like a chaotic wire brief with partial lines mentioning people and a morning session, lacking coherent events or dates.
Crown Bowl Hosts American Scratch Handicap 10 Tournament
The Crown Bowl center hosts a ten game scratch handicap tournament with cash prizes for winners. Each entrant can advance and pair with a doubles partner to compete for the top prize of 139 dollars. Forts portico audience and other entrants qualify for further rounds as the show outlines the contest structure and potential entries.
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ig _Americay
Ceown
Moe
Eery Anny
Bandicep
atZoo
Wright Wright Leads Carling Open After First Round
Mickey Wright of Dallas shot a 2 under par 71 to lead the Lady Carling Open in Massachusetts. She birdied four holes with a hot putter, including a tee shot that hit the pin on the 10th, then sank the next putt from five feet.
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Mass
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Dallas
Tex
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