Simpson wins Dublin mile upsetting Snell in 3 56.9
Alan Simpson of Britain defeated Olympic 800 and 1500m champion Peter Snell in Dublin’s mile race clocking 3 56.9. Mike Wiggs finished second at 3 57.5 with Snell third in 3 59.9 as fans hoped for a world record on the Kennedy Stadium track.
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Brunet Finds Form with Angels After Relentless Efforts
Pitcher Brunet, after joining the Angels last season, trimmed to 205 pounds and moved from bullpen to rotation. He broke through with a May 28 win over the Orioles, followed by a second complete game against Boston, a June 22 no-hit bid vs Detroit ending on a single, and credits his wife Donna for keeping faith during years in the minors and brief majors stints.
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Lema Wins Open Return as Palmer Goes Low at Birkdale
Tony Lema returns to defend his Open title while Palmer eyes a 412 yard 11th. Lema jokes about keeping the trophy for four days as he starts practice. Other Americans listed include Nicklaus Campbell Lemna Hadlock Richards Snead Rodgers Dill Sanders. Timmy Brown signs with the Philadelphia Eagles for his eighth NFL season after a 1963 offense record.
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Cheks Travel To Plainview In Baseball Doubleheader
Bell Red Cheks face Plainview American Legion in a 6:30 p.m. doubleheader at Jaycee Park tonight. Opener by Jim Bob Darnell, second game with Kenny Riddle pitching. Other locals include Martin, Price, O Jibway, Wooldridge, Bowlin, Hurt, Parker, Gamblin.
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Retired Champions Pep and Robinson Urged to Quit Boxing
WBA president in Toronto urges voluntary retirement for aging ex champs Willie Pep 42 and Sugar Ray Robinson 45. The release notes Robinson’s recent losses in May and June and Pep’s return after earlier retirement. Robinson fights July 12 in Las Vegas. Pep meets Benny Randall July 21 in Quebec with plans for a $50,000 annuity to support Pep.
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Public Links Championship Opens at North Park Course
About 150 public course golfers from across the country compete Monday through Saturday for the 40th National Public Links Championship at North Park Golf Course near Pittsburgh. The winner gains a trophy and an amateur qualifier exemption.
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U S Shooters Named for World Maccabiah Team
Ronald Krelstein from Nashville leads a five man U S pistol squad selected to compete in the world Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv August 23 to 31 The team includes Lest er Baer Charles Denis Norman Ricker and Edwin Markowitz Lt Francis J McGee of the New York Police Academy is named coach and Michael Morse announces the selections.
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Automen Face Big Spring in Crucial Region Showdown
Lubbock Automen lead South Zone and seek second place with a win over Big Spring tonight at home. A victory could force a playoff with Brownfield-Slaton for the district 19 tournament slot in Plainview. Automen lineup includes Poe Harris Brown Tilson Shuffield Lindley Boyd Purkiss. Clawson ready in reserve. Sparma connection noted.
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Insurance Financial Planning Your Nimble Thimble Friend
Insurance and financial planning brief notes from 1932 include references to a project titled Your Nimble Thimble Friend. The item mentions a 34th street address and WH initials, suggesting a local business or column entry with limited readable context.
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