Clover Griggs Stevenson Qualify for National Public Links
Golf report from Long Beach notes Dick Clover Pinky Stevenson of Recreation Park and Larry Griggs earned all expense trips to the National Public Links championship in Hawaii July 11 16. The trio, from the Sun and Skyjinks clubs, secured the three trips through the recent city championship finals.
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Jerry Wynn
Hono
Hawaii
Dick Clover
Pinky Stevenson
Recreation Park
Combatans
Long Beach
Larry, Griggs
Bouchey Wins Santa Ana City Championship at Willowick
Larry Bouchey of Alondra Park edged John Richardson of Lakewood on the 18th hole to win the fourth annual Santa Ana city championship. Richardson briefly led with a strong approach but bogeyed the final hole after a long second shot, while Bouchey sealed the title with a birdie on 18. The event featured several players from Yorba Linda, Palos Verdes, and Brookside, with multiple flight winners and playoff finishes noted for the A and C Flights.
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Larry Bouchey
Alonural Park
John Richardson
Lakewood
Santa Ana City
Willowick
Bouchey
Richardson
Ron Drinvak
Yorba Linda
Rourksy
Gerald Zar
Palos Verdes
Diels Carmody
Likewood
Uwo
Charles Roberts
Brookside
Walt Bayer
Meadowlark
Harold Waters
Willawick
Cliff Stucky
Alondra
Non Drimek
Yorba Lint
Jegeel Tam
Sahn Niclas
Aida Ian
Wolly
Culeshe
Pawlak
Ray Egack Hacan
el Noche Verde
Laxewoor
Bt Renate Iene
Chute
Iitaray
Stocknide
Ben Mii
Pavey Benens
Ravinot Loyari
Littler wins Oklahoma City Open with 15-foot birdie
Gene Littler edged Art Walt Jr and Arnold Palmer to win the Oklahoma City Open by finishing 11 under par at 273. Littler made a 15-foot putt on the 18th hole for the victory, earning $4,300 from a $30,000 purse. Griggs and others posted varied scores as qualifiers and leaders contended across the two courses.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Art Walt Jr
Arnold Palmer
Fiwer Dumetyaline
Caliente Race Day Results And Odds Summary
A scrambled listing of race results and odds across eleven races at Caliente: various horses such as Grace, Alias, and Purionass compete in furlongs up to four, with payouts and times noted. The page records winners, scratches, and final purses, including exact final sums and commission-like figures for multiple races.
Fishin Facts: Weekend catches and leaders at Palmtolnt Landing
Weekend fishing at Palmtint Landing reports totals for boats and passengers with yellowtail tuna calico bass halibut and bonito among catches. Standouts include Palmer finishing third with 276 while Littler and Wall led after 18th tee birdies in a related golf scoring note.
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Pacific
Plortolnt Landing
Palmer
Littler
Wall
Pats
Ib Verwe
Rotny Dele
Doug Spaders
Jimmny Clark
Dean
Winwkins
Ernie Vassier
Suggs Captures 60th Golf Victory in Rain
ELMSFORT New York Louise Suggs of Atlanta won her 60th tournament since starting amateur competition about two decades ago. A steady rain hampered scores as Suggs shot 76 for a five round total of 364. Other players mentioned include Baisy Rawls and Anna Brenficedackie.
Rademacher to clash with Clark in Salt Lake City card
Promoter Norm Rothschild announced a 10 round heavyweight bout between Pete Rademacher and Lamar Clark on June 29 in Salt Lake City. The fight will headline the NBA middleweight title bout between Gene Fullmer and Carmen Basilio on the same card.
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Salt Lake City
Norm Rothschild
Pete Rademacher
Lamar Clark
Gene Fullmer
Carmen Basilio
Jockey Big Whitt Wins Four At Agua Caliente Meet
Jockey Big Whitt rode four winners and Play Tony won the feature in a spectacular stretch finish at Agua Caliente. Three players tied for top prize, each landing 24,985 dollars in the 5-10 handicapping contest as Play Tony paid 6.00 4.60 and 2.60 in defeating It's Muliny and Zodlakos over six furlongs in 1:10 2/5.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
UPI
Big Whitt
Play Tony
Muliny
Zodlakos
Durlong
Boxing Schedule Fragment From Forgotten Page
Fragmentary OCR lists boxing events and places with many garbled words. Readable items hint at matches and venues in New York and California with dates and names such as Eddie and Shanon, plus references to Thursday and Wednesday show times. The text is unclear but indicates a packed weekly boxing slate across multiple cities with numerous bouts.
Porter Wins 250-Mile Grand National at Hanford
Marv Porter of Lakewood California drove a 69 Ford to an average 88.03 mph to win the Cal fornia 250-Mile Grand National late model stock car championship at Hanford speedway. Sixteen of 33 starters finished in 100 degree heat before about 6,500 spectators as Joe Weatherly of Norfolk Virginia took second at an 87.44 mph pace. Don Noel of Culver City and Dick Smith of Lakewood, California finished fifth and sixth in a 1960 Ford.
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Hanford
Calif
UPI
Marv Porter
Lakewood
Ford
Banks Speedway
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk
Fleet Nasrullah Heads Field of 17 in Inglewood
Fleet Nasrullah leads a 17 horse field in the Inglewood Handicap at a mile with an est time around 1 40 and a prize of 50 000 added. The Californian meeting featured notable names from Hollywood Park and Golden State Breeders. Finnegan, Seaneen and Ole Foss also held stakes wins nearby.
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Fleet Nasrullah
Inglewood
E. B. Johns Sea Grhitston
California
Nasrullah
Hollywood Park
Finnegan
Los Angeles
Seaneen
Ole Foss
Bill Finnegan
Sea Orbit
Eddie Schmidt
Finch
Sullivan Hurls as Red Sox Top White Sox 4 1
Boston pitcher Frank Sullivan scattered seven hits and hit his first of the season to spark a five run fifth inning rally that powered the Red Sox to a 4 1 win over the Chicago White Sox. Sullivan also drove in a run with a sharp single. Ted Williams added two hits for Boston.
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Boston
UPI
Frank Sullivan
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Sullivan
Buck Shaw
Teall
Pumpsie Green
Pete Runnels
Green
Runnels
Ted Williams
Une
Shiregh
Mostan Satel
Clinton
Sievers
Wertz
Tashy
Ch Smith
Keough
Enicano
Fox
Slevers
Chiteda
Smith
Aparacts
Willisrs
Enuoh
Gelper
Frees
S— Hicks
Star Earp
Tosbyr
Snyder Captures Hot Red Feature at Gardena
Snyder took the lead on the 10th lap and won the 30-lap hot red main event at Gardena Sunday. Ron Garriott and Audie Madron chased the winner home as Paul Jones claimed other top placements amid a field with multiple drivers and names.
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Snyder
Gardena
Termite Snyder
Ron Garriott
Audie Madron
Paul Jones
Bill Battles
Cliff Garner
Adlan Srophy
Jay Ease
Roesy Mer
Jack Kelly
Bud Astiy
Wes
Adheil Ad Alhin
Pamiemein
Dines, Biles
Gare
Oan Maie
Garrtall
Medion
MYRTLE BEACH CHAMP CLAIMS WALKER CUP BERTH
Chunky Charlie Smith staked his claim for a U.S. Walker Cup berth with a convincing 41 and 2 victory over Cobby Ware in the 36 hole Southern Amateur finals at Myrtle Beach.
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Myrtle Beach
S.C. al
Chunky Charlie Smith
Cobby Ware
Latin Star Debuts Two Fight Programs At Olympic Week
Boxing notes from Los Angeles announce two shows at the Olympic Auditorium this week led by Ricardo Gonzalez making his U S debut against Cervantes in a 2 round feature. Gonzalez carries a South American record of 72 wins in 78 fights with 37 KOs, never KOed. The Tuesday telecast features McCarter and Maldonado in a 10 round junior welterweight bout plus Ortiz vs Loi in a potential 5 round middleweight bout. News brief also mentions amateur shows from July 11 and remarks on Paul Pender’s world middleweight recognition and TV reception.
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Frank Harvey
Olympic Auditorium
Ricardo Gonzalez
Buenos Aires
U.S
Grand i Ave. Plinch Palace
Peton ‘Cervantes
Gonzalez
South America
Cervantes
California
Southland
McCarter
Larry Maldonado
Earl Berbee
AAU
Sammy Atronson
New York City
Los Angeles
Special offer hints at car care and auto products
Fragmentary OCR text mentions undercoat for cars and auto bath products with unclear branding and locations. No clear event or person names are readable to anchor a fuller summary.
Southern Assn Scores Mixed Play Across Matches
Atlanta beat Shreveport 3 to 2 while Chattanooga overcame Tampa and Nashville. Mobile Life defeated Rock 7 to 5, and Birmingham scored 32 in a separate clash.
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Atlanta
Shrevewort
Tampnis
Nashville
Mobile
J. Life Rock
Bléminiaham
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Southern Assn
Kessler
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