Cruickshank Among 339 Qualifiers In Open Golf Event
Forty years after chasing Bobby Jones, 68 year old Bobby Cruickshank advances from U S Open qualifiers at Brookline amid 339 qualifiers. Scores from multiple sites across the country show stormy weather shaping results.
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Y A Tittle Resting After His Surgery
New York Giants quarterback Y A Tittle rests comfortably in St Vincent s Hospital after minor elbow surgery. The 36 year old star had elbow pain since the title game with Green Bay and a swollen bursal sac was removed Monday. He will stay a few days then rest about three weeks before training camp in July.
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Lema Wins Memphis Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Tony Lema, from San Leandro California, won $9,000 as he defeated Tommy Aaron of Gainesville Georgia in a playoff to claim the Memphis Open title. Lema finished 270 after 27 holes with Aaron, led by two after 16, and clinched on the 18th with a two. Harold Kneece and Bruce Crampton tied for third at 274 with Gary Player fourth at 275. Heavy rains forced a Monday two-round finish.
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Erasers and Hornets Win Third Straight In Trane Loop
The Erasers beat the winless Red Devils 17 5 at Hogan Park and the Hornets defeated the Blue Lions 13 7 at Memorial East marking their third consecutive Trane Co Plant League victories. Homers by Mickschl Grandads Burgett Slipsticks Churchill Pushers Schmidt and Maybee noted.
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Curran's Two-Out Homer Lifts Waukon Over Genoa
Waukon beat Genoa 6 to 4 as Pat Curran belted a three-run homer with two outs in the ninth. Genoa had led 4 0 before Curran's heroics. Werner hit a solo shot for Genoa in the eighth. Final: Genoa 4 Waukon 6 in Tri-State League action.
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Boxing results from multiple cities headline
Boxers across five regions posted wins or stoppages. Gutierrez won on points in Boston over Washington. Rouse outpointed Miles in San Francisco. Norriega beat Medina in Bakersfield. Lopez stopped Camacho in Hollywood. Hernandez stopped Grant in Caracas. Watanabe outpointed Blade in Tokyo.
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Nicaragua
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Sonny Miles
Oakland
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Bakersfield
Tony Noriega
Benny Medina
Fresno
Hollywood
Memo Lopez
Mexico
Dave Camacho
Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Hernandez
Bunny Grant
Jamaica
Tokyo
Toru Watanabe
Japan
Rocky Blade
Philippines
Softball Classic League Schedule at Powell Park and Trane Park
Powell Park hosts two games at 6 30 p m Trane Co versus Johnsons Doughboy Flyers and at 8 p m La Crescent Concrete Co versus Maple Grove Country Club Hogan Dairyland Power Co op versus W A Katz Co at Trane Park South Local 175 faces Cathedral Merchants in ae noted matchup details and venues provided for the day السعودية
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Twins Seek Extend Winning Streak In Series Opener
The Minnesota Twins, riding a seven game win streak the longest since 1949, start southpaw Jim Kaat against the Washington Senators in a three game set. Hector Maestri may join relief corps. Lennie Green returns to center. Magnus, an 18 year old signee, joins Wytheville affiliate.
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Ingo Says Definitely He's Done With Ring
Ingemar Johansson, 32, Sweden, former world heavyweight champion, declares retirement from boxing. He plans to focus on business interests and says he quit and won’t change his mind after a May 8 TV appearance and April 21 fight loss to Brian London.
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Richland Center Tops Mauston 9-4 In District Playoff
Richland Center defeated Mauston 9-4 in a WIAA District tournament playoff. The Rockets scored six runs in the fourth inning to seize control and advance.
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Major League Leaders Across American and National Leagues
Summary of top MLB performers in batting runs home runs and pitching across the American and National Leagues. Lists include Causey Kan Kansas City and Robinson Chicago with .356 and .343 batting averages, Wagner Los Angeles leading home runs with 13, and Aaron Milwaukee with 87 RBIs in the NL. Pitching leaders show Stock Baltimore 5-0 and O'Dell San Francisco 7-0 with 1.000 ERAs.
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Derby and Preakness Winners Eye Met Handicap At Aqueduct
Five 3 year old stars from last season head to the Metropolitan Handicap at Aqueduct on Memorial Day. Admiral's Voyage leads the field at 127 pounds with Mongo and other top horses like Decidedly and Greek Money also listed. The Camden winner Mongo’s status is doubtful. The Met is first of New York’s $300,000 handicap triple, with the Suburban and Brooklyn to follow.
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Glen's Bohemian Hall Post Tavern Wins
Glen's Bar won its third straight Tavern League game Monday edging Joe's OK 12-10 at Powell Park. Dick Smith and Olson homered. Dayton had four hits for the losers. Bohemian Hall (2-0) beat the 406 Club 7-3 at Powell Park. Schmidty's defeated John's 9-5 at Houska Park. Koelbel's Bar stopped Dugan's 9-5 at Central. Baldy's Bar beat the Jungles 18-6 at Copeland Park.
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Skip Candahl Bags Big Carp On Goose Island
Skip Candahl bagged a 44 pound 2 ounce carp in the Blackhawk Bowhunters Carp Shoot on Goose Island over the weekend. Five trophies were awarded Sunday night after entries closed. Dick Strelow earned the rough fish trophy with a 22 pound buffalo. Mike Valiquette led in carp counts with seven, Clark Gallup won smallest carp at two pounds, and George Gilbert took smallest rough fish with a 15 ounce gar.
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Relko Tops English Derby Field at Epsom Downs
France's Relko is the 4-1 favorite to win the 184th English Derby at Epsom Downs as 28 three year olds vie for a $99,899 purse. Corpora, owned by Robin Scully, is the 13-2 second pick with Happy Omen and Final Move also among the top contenders. American entries include Iron Peg and Deep Gulf in the longshot group.
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Lanesboro Caledonia win District 1 tilts in baseball
Lanesboro overwhelmed Rushford 17 to 6 while Caledonia edged Houston 4 to 3 in District One games. Pitcher Mike Percupeco struck out 16 for Caledonia and Bob Bremseth fanned 11 for Houston, with key hits from Dean King and Ron Anwash.
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South Side Speedway Sunday Races Begin June 9
Excitement builds as the South Side Speedway hosts Sunday evening racing with the first race set for 8 00 p m on June 9. Fans are invited to enjoy the thrills as vehicles race weekly at the site.
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Central Beats Aquinas Nine At Memorial South
Central High defeated Aquinas 10-3 in Memorial South baseball. Weibel homered and Koeller drove in runs as Central moved to 2-1 city record while Aquinas stood 2-2. Logan looms Friday. Central could clinch city title with a win.
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