Player Maintains Lead In U S Open
The U S Open at Bellerive saw Player hold a lead with key shots including a 40-yard wedge to within three feet for a birdie and a clutch 15-inch par save from 50 feet. Nagle struggled with three putts and costly 58-yard hole mishits while Beard and Rudolph chased, as Dey announced a ruling change on a ground under repair area.
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Mr. Lucky Drives A 1927 Roadster Recreation
The article profiles Lee Cheever nicknamed Mr Lucky a mechanic and racer who assembled a 21 Roadster replica from a metal billboard sign and old parts. His car features a 1582 5 Model frame a six horsepower Corvette engine a handmade instrument panel and 44 coats of lacquer. Cheever races drag events and has appeared in teen movies and Sunset Strip TV productions while earning about 50 dollars daily during filming.
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Gordon Jones
Caere
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Ner Brothers
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Jean Retz
Braves Probed Over Ban Sparks Press Feud
The Milwaukee chapter of baseball writers discusses a clubhouse ban on Chapman as Braves officials defend the action while critics call the ban ridiculous. Lar son notes Chapman’s 13 years covering the Braves and blames visiting players who influence writers on the Milwaukee situation.
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Orioles Rally To Beat Senators In Sanity? No, Orioles Edge Sens
Orioles Norman Siebern and Dick Brown drive in two eighth inning runs to break a 1-1 tie and lift Baltimore over Washington 3 1. Milt Pappas shut out the Nationals through seven and allowed one run in the sixth before reliever troubles. Jim King hit a seventh inning homer to briefly tie the score.
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Dick Brown
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Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
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Jim King
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Jerry Adair
Robinson
Charley Lau
Don Zimmer
Ed Brinkman
Cruguet Earns U S Triumph at DelA Park on King Clay
Stanton notes the Orioles within two games of AL lead after seventh win and Cruguet, a 26 year old French born rider, wins aboard King Clay at Delaware Park for a $5.80 payout. He arrived in America last winter and shaded rivals in Friday’s feature.
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Del
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United States
King Clay
Delaware Park
America
Texas tennis results push toward finals in mixed and girls events
Beene from Fort Worth defeated Ginger Parker and Sue Overs of Houston 6 4 6 3 to reach the finals. Burrer and Speeramat beat Horan and Kathy Scott of Dallas 6 2 6 9 7 to advance. In men’s doubles semifinals Tommy Howorth and Leo La Borde of Dallas beat Larry Eichenbum and Steve Moreno of Austin 6 3 8 6, while Sweeney and Taylor of Houston vs Fisher and Foust was set for today. Barbara Wroten of Abilene advanced to the girls 16 finals by defeating Liz Roemer 6 4 6 2. Patty Lowden of Fort Worth beat Stephanie Webbers of Odessa 6 3 3 6 6 1 to move on. Lovie Beard of Houston and Spruce Kee of Dallas reached the women’s 35 singles finals with 6 1 6 0 and 4 6 6 3 6 1 wins over Fay Farnier of Dallas and Bonnie Crawford of Dallas.
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Alaskan bear hunter fears commercialization of hunts
Dr Gregory, Abernathy native and Antelopes team physician, laments rising commercialized hunting in Alaska noting the move toward government contracts and lumberjack clearances as cause of brown bear declines. He cites bear tag costs rising from 50 to 125 and adds his wife pressed him to bring home a seal for a fur coat.
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Underwood Leads West Texas Golf Tourney After 68s
Abilene special report: Del Rio’s Underwood fired a third straight 68 to take a four stroke lead at the West Texas tournament. Smith of Andrews carded 73 for 208, McBee of Garland Midland area shot 77 for 210 total after day two.
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Final rounds today in Friona meet headline action
Hinciar eased past Myer to reach the championship flight as the Fourth Annual Friona meet moved toward its finale. The day featured sprint events, medalists, and several match play rounds with Amari and Cogburn advancing, while Stanford and California performances highlighted the days standings.
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French-Bred Gelding Wins Defending Champion
In a tight finish at a weekend equestrian event, French-bred gelding Argent, owned by Colin Campbell of Vancouver, beat Hot Dust by a half length in the Bowling Green Handicap at Aqueduct, clocking 2:40.35 for 1 1/8 miles on turf. Walter Blum rode Argent to the win over a field including Knightly Manner and Prince O Pilsen in front of 48,312 spectators.
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Combined Corell Penn team wins tie with Oxford Cambridge
IN ITHACA NY AP The Corell Penn track team won the last two events and tied Oxford Cambridge 8 8 in their international meeters. Tom Gage of Cornell won the shot put and the 0 yard relay anchored by Penn sophomore Rick Owens helped gain the tie. Buddy Young, famed NFL runner, joined the NFL office staff.
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Pole vault finals beckon as Uelses misses crown
In trials Bob Uelses from Lat Salle failed to defend his pole vault crown by missing a 158 percent mark and finishing fourth. The event narrows toward finals with top qualifiers advancing.
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First Family Wins Leonard Richard Stakes at Delaware Park
Meadow Stake's First Family rallied from seventh to win the $41,780 Leonard Richard Stakes at Delaware Park. The mile race finished 1 ½ lengths ahead of Duc de Great with Sette Bello third. First Family paid $5.40 $4.00 and $3.20. Duc de Great paid $19.40 and $10.60.
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