Dickinson's Five Year Wait Ends In Cleveland
Gardner Dickinson won the Cleveland Open with a 271 nine under par 72 holes for first place and $20,700. He credited Tony Penna and Ben Hogan for help and noted consistent play and fairway accuracy. Miller Barber Homero Blancas tied for second at 275, with a crowded field nearby.
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Dickinson
Cleveland
Ohio
Gardner Dickinson
Florida
Tony Penna
Penna
Palm Beach
Fla
Phoenix
Ariz
Ben Hogan
Aurora Country Club
Miller Barber
Homero Blancas
Playoff Victory Caps Brown's Run Golf Event
Steve Zeller and Bill Swisshelm teams won a playoff at Brown's Run Country Club to claim the Gal Cutta title. Larson Evans foursome and Clark Farmer pair tied for third at 57, with Brecht Roberts and others at 58. Sitter Griffin led Weekend Handicap ties, McCabe topped first flight low gross with 71, and Be ck Jr. led third flight gross with 86.
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Steve Zeller
Bill Swisshelm
Brown's Run Country Club
Lars Larson
Walter Evans
Virgil Clark
Herb Farmer
Joe Florence
Bob Carson
W. T. Thorn
Tom Bonn
Swisshelm
Ray Brown
Si Kramer
Jim Shull
Charles Beck Jr
Bob Warner
W. T. Snider
Mann Wins Buckeye Savings Ladies Golf Title in Cincinnati
Carol Mann converted a safe finish to win the Buckeye Savings Ladies Professional Golf Tournament at Clovernook with a 69 for a 54 hole total of 207 nine under par. Clifford Ann Creed finished four behind at 211 while Sandra Haynie ended tied for third at 216.
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Cincinnati
Carol Mann
Buckeye Savings
Miss Mann
Clifford Ann Creed
Miss Creed
Clovernook Country Club
Sandra Haynie
Buckeye
Clay Protects Journalists From Aggressive Crowd in San Diego
Cassius Clay shielded two KFMB TV newsmen Harold Keen and Carl Gilman from an angry crowd of about 500 Negro youths during a behind the scenes interview in San Diego. Archie Moore accompanied Clay as he calmed the crowd and helped the reporters depart safely.
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Cassius Clay
Harold Keen
Carl Gilman
San Diego
KFMB
Keen
Clay
Archie Moore
Moore
Lebanon Raceway Entrants in Ninth Race Card
The Lebanon Raceway card lists entries for nine races with named horses and connections. Notable participants include McConnaughy Montgom ery DeBaun Hildebran and others across Trot and Pace heats, featuring horses such as Trot-O'Dea, Pace-Don nie Counsel, and Miss Scott.
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O'Dea Volo
McConnaughey
Keokuk
Conover
Earl Wayne
Bakjer
Spencer Colby
DeBaun
Johnnie Key
Hofstra
Missile Star
Hildebran
Sensway
Henman
Bobo
Kilgore
Donnie Counsel
Newcomer
James R
Alvin
Montgomery
Don H. Volo
Hardy
Breezette
Kinnett
Noble Decision
Worsham
Miss Bonnieway
Albertson
Smith Sets Speed Mark At New Bremen Sprint Race
Al Smith of Dayton won the 30 lap featured U.S. Auto Club sprint on a newly paved track in New Bremen Ohio setting a course record with an average speed of 92.44 mph and earning 2316 dollars from a 10700 purse. A J Foyt scheduled to drive blew a tire in a preliminary and hit a wall but escaped unharmed.
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New Bremen
Ohio
al Smith
Dayton
U.S. Auto Club
Smith
A. J. Foyt
Foyt
Cole Minor In Golf Victory At Wildwood Mixed Best Ball
Guerney Cole and Mrs. Bob Minor teamed to win Wildwood's Mixed Best Ball Tournament by three strokes with a 57 yesterday. The Osbornes placed second with 60, five teams tied for third at 62, and Kent Little won blind bogey with 70. Closest-to-pin honors went to Joe Rapp, Davey Davidson, and Toney Elieff.
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Guerney Cole
Bob Minor
Wildwood
Bill Osborne
Jim Waxweiler
Fay Kennedy
Ed Hopple
J. T. Lamb
Paul Wikoff
Kent Little
Joe Rapp
Davey Davidson
Toney Elieff
Pasarell Draws Wimbledon Center Court Opener
Charlie Pasarell the Puerto Rican ranked fourth in the world opens Wimbledon on center court. He meets Spain's Manuel Santana in the first round while Emerson is a favorite to win the title for a third time. The U S had no top seeds for the men's event as the tournament runs six weeks with finals early July.
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Wimbledon
England
Charlie Pasarell
Santurce
Spain
Manuel Santana
Pasarell
Chhampion
Roy Emerson
Fof
Australia
San Angelo
Tex
Clark
Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Em- America
Erson
Guayaquil
Santana
States
Ecua
United States
Gies
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