Desert Inn 10th Tournament of Champions Round Two Highlights
Round two at Desert Inn Country Club features Arnold Palmer Doug Ford Cary Middlecoff tied for lead with 139 totals after both rounds. Notables include Billy Casper Bruce Crampton Jack Fleck Earl Stewart and Sam Snead among frontrunners with tight scores and 36 hole totals.
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Desert Inn Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Miami
Fla
Doug Ford
Tom O'Shanter
N.Y
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Bill Casper
Apple Valley
Calif
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Australia
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Texas
Joe Campbell
Pendleton
Ind
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Gene Littler
Rancho Bernardo
Jerry Barber
Gay Brewer
Crystal River
Eric Monti
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Spgs
W. Va
Butch Baird
Galveston
Billy Maxwell
Las Vegas
Nov
Bob McCallister
Claremont
George Knudson
Toronto
Canada
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
Dave Marr
Sun City
Ariz
Dave Hill
Denver
Colo
Bowininger
Odessa
Jacky Cupit
Longview
Earl Stewart Jr
Sanders
Desert Inn
Roger Gerson
Baseball Scores and Tonight’s Pitchers Across Cities
Schedules list a set of night games with results for San Francisco Chicago Los Angeles Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Houston Milwaukee Minnesota Detroit Boston Cleveland Kansas City and more. Tonight’s pitchers include Jackson McLish Moeller Mizell Koonce Perry Purkey and Shaw across multiple matchups. Tomorrow features several interleague and intra league pairings with noted broadcasters and lineups.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Jackson
McLish
Moeller
Mizell
T. Louis
Brognie
Purkey
Millwaukee
Stone
Shaw
Perry
Koonce
Washington
Wemicome
York
Daniels
Bunning
Strange
Wynn
Cisco
Taylor
Ramos
Walker
Ditmar
Barber
Belinsky
Houston Milwaukee Chicago
D Amato Chooses Site For Fight Negotiations
Patterson clarifies that Cus D Amato alone controls site decisions for the bout. Floyd Patterson cites four cities under negotiation Kansas City Baltimore Houston and Washington D C with possible additions. A site will be announced about ten days after final decisions are made to avoid misunderstandings.
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Damato
Floyd
Kansas City
Baltimore
Houston
Washington, D. C
Cas
College baseball roundup with scattered scores
Nevada defeats NSU 10 to 0 while Fresno State wins 10 to 0 against San Fernando Valley. Wisconsin Purdue posts a 12 to 5 victory over Northwestern. Michigan dominates 16 to 81 against an unspecified opponent. Indiana edges Ohio State 12 to 6 as Minnesota hosts Minnesota State in a 6 to 6 tie.
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Nevada
NSU
Fresno St
San Fernando Valley
Liliness
Wisconsin
Purdue
Northwestern
Michigan
Town
Indiana
Ohio State
Minnesota
Putt Trap Time Leaders In Windy Open Round
The article details second round scores with leaders Palmer Ford and Casper, plus Souchak slipping after a 69-79 collapse. Winds 25 miles per hour, 96 degrees recorded, and big improvements from Boeininger and Jacobs. Crowd over 500 in four day event nearing end with TV coverage.
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Mike Souchak
George Knudson
Palmer
Middlecoff
Sanders
Souchak
Ford
Mercury
Boeininger
Tommy Jacobs
Mike
Casper
Campbell
Tork Clears 16 1 4 At San Jose Meet Declines World Record
Marine Lt. Dave Tork cleared 16 ft 1 4 in at San Jose State all comers track meet but declined to chase his own pending world best of 16 ft 2 in. He cited non regulation pit setup and uphill runway as reasons. Siebert Poynter and Washington led other standout performances.
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Sunnyvale
Calif
Dave Tork
San Jose State Allcomers
Tork
Camp Pendleton
Jerry Sibert
Siebert
University of California
United States
Charlie Clark
Santa Clara
Bob Poynter
Fran Washington
Wagner Homer Lifts Angels Past Orioles 5-4
Los Angeles Angels beat Baltimore 5-4 as Leon Wagner hit a two run homer, his ninth of the season and MLB leading. Albie Pearson, Steve Bilko and Earl Averill drove in seventh inning runs while Dean Chance earned the win in relief and Ryne Duren closed out the final innings. Orioles struck in third and seventh with walks, a Johnny Temple single and doubles.
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Los Angeles
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Wagner
Angels
Hoyt Wilhelm
Albie Pearson
Steve Bilko
Earl Averill
Dean Chance
Angel
Ted Bowsfield
Ryne Duren
Art Quirk
Orioles
Johnny Temple
Dave Nicholson
Seo
Temple
Abrh
Rodgers
Thoms
Bowsfield
Groynold
Hunt
Quirk
Wilheim
E — Koppe
Poa
Baltimore
Op - Koppe
Biko
Torres
Moran
Balia
Nicholson
R— Wagner
Tempie
B. Robinson
So Wilheim
Chance
Eis
Constient
Triandos
U — Smith
Schwarts
Berry
Hono
Jofre stops Marquez by KO in tenth
Eder Jofre retained the undisputed world bantamweight title by stopping Herman Marquez in the 10th round in Stockton California. The Brazilian remained undefeated at 42-0-3 with 12 straight stoppages as Marquez, a father of seven, was knocked down twice in the 10th.
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Jofre
Marquez
San Francisco
Eder Jofre
Herman Marquez
Nevada Bucks NSU Behind Leavitt 10-0
Nevada's Pete Leavitt struck out 22 to toss a one hit 10-0 win over Nevada Southern University at Cashman Field. The Wolf Pack racked 15 hits led by Scott Nielsen and Jack Renwick, with Barry MacKinnon delivering a two run homer and a run-producing triple. The series continues at 1 p.m. today.
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Nevada
Pete Leavitt
Nevada Southern University
Cashman Field
Joe DeMarco
Dick Jenkins
Wolf Pack
Scott Nielsen
Jack Renwick
Barry MacKinnon
Leavitt
Ellis Decisions Mims in 10 Round Louisville Bout
Promising Louisville middleweight James Ellis out boxed Holly Mims of Washington to win a unanimous 10 round decision at Freedom Hall before about 500 Derby eve spectators. Ellis avenged a previous loss to Mims, weighing in at 159 pounds to 157 for Mims, with no knockdowns in the bout.
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Louisville
UPI
James Ellis
Holly Mims
Washington
Freedom Hall
Ellis
Mims
Nana's Man Pulls Off Upset at Garden State Park
Nana's Man with jockey Joe Culmone up upset the field to win the $10,000 feature allowance at Garden State Park. The 43 year old son of Revoked paid $27.80 $11.20 $6.60 after a 1:11-2/5 six furlong effort. Sorghum ran second and Wait There third. The victory was Nana's Man's second win in six starts this year. The daily double paid $276.60 for Dude Ship and Sheer Blue.
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Cary
Ford
Doug
Casper
Don January
Bill
Camden
UPI
Nana’s
Joe Culmone
Garden State Park
Sorghum
Wait There
Nana
Dude Ship
Golf pairings and starting times third round Desert Inn
Desert Inn Country Club hosts the 10th Tournament of Champions third round with pairings and 36 hole scores listed after players names. Notable groups include Dave Hill 150 Bobby Nichols LA 150 and Arnold Palmer 139 with Bill Casper 140 among others.
Palmer On During 2nd TC Round
Arnold Palmer after a 70 round yesterday faced a smart question from the press tent but still missed only three greens with his approaches. Bruce Cramp ton praised the course after a 68 while Billy Casper and Earl Stewart Jr. remained in contention amid cool conditions and steady puttting.
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Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Bruce
Billy Casper
Earl Stewart Jr
Casper
Apple Valley
Calif
Stewart
Oak Cliff Country Club
Dallas
Tex
PGA
Texas Country Club
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