Angels Rally In New York Split Series With Yankees
The Los Angeles Angels split a four game series at Yankee Stadium, 6-3 loss and 12-5 win, marking their first Stadium win in two years. New York leads the AL by three games over LA as Cleveland and Minnesota chase behind.
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Heuer Wins 30-Lap State Fair Park Race
Harry Heuer of Powers Lake Wisconsin drove a Chapperal at 80.225 mph to win the 30 lap feature on the 1.9 mile State Fair Park course. Ernie Erickson of Chicago finished second in a Porsche RS 60 with Milwaukee’s Augie Pabst third in a Ferrari. E L Hall of Chicago was fourth in a Porsche RS 60 and Don Skogmo of Minneapolis fifth in a Maserati. The Milwaukee Region of the Sports Car Club of America sponsored the five race program before about 3500 spectators and no serious accidents occurred.
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MacLaren Wins Tight Grand Prix at Reims
Bruce MacLaren of New Zealand edged rivals Graham Hill of Britain and Jack Brabham of Australia in a dramatic 50 lap Grand Prix of Reims. Hill finished second with Innes Ireland third and Brabham fourth as MacLaren pulled clear to win by eight seconds on the 8.301 kilometer course.
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Oerter Anxious To Face Russian In Palo Alto Duel
Al Oerter, two time Olympic discus champion, eyes Russia duel July 21 22 in Palo Alto Calif after leading USA to a 131 81 win over Poland at Stagg Field He smashed a world record 204 10 0 in discus in the Polish match and prepares to meet Vladimir Trusenyev who threw 202 2 in June The USA swept 15 of 20 events with Polish women winning their third straight over the Americans 61 45 while USA women took four of ten events
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Mrs Lindstrom Wins Women's Open Crown
Myrtle Beach South Carolina Marie MacKenzie Lindstrom the new US Women's Open golf champion said she was on a cloud after winning her title. She takes home 1800 dollars for the first wedding anniversary on Tuesday, part of an 8000 dollar purse. The 23 year old blonde from St Petersburg Florida closed with a final round 73 in the steady rain to post a 301 total for 72 holes the second highest winning total in USGA Open history.
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Rut in Track Triggers Fatal Langhorne Race Crash
Hugh Randall, 28, of Louisville, Kentucky, died after his USAC Indy car hit a dirt track rut at Langhorne Speedway during the 100 mile National Championship Race. His car flipped several times on the 59th lap, marking A. J. Foyt’s second straight win and the second fatality on the track’s second turn in three years.
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Friend the Want Ad Boosts Your Selling Reach
A concise note highlights how a well crafted want ad drives sales, rentals, or hires by attracting targeted readers. It emphasizes clear offers, strong visuals, and concise details to convert inquiries into actions.
Cupit Wins Western Open Title On Medinah Course
Texas golfer Jack Cupit, 24, claims the Western Open at Medinah No. 3 with a 281 total. He credits avoiding laziness after a 1961 Canadian Open win and Rookie of the Year honor, beating Billy Casper who finished second at 283. Gary Player tied for 210 after 76 in final round.
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National League and American League Baseball Standings and Results
The scoreboard shows NL leaders with San Francisco at 52 28 and Los Angeles at 52 29, followed by Pittsburgh 45 32 Cincinnati 40 34 Milwaukee 38 39 Philadelphia 34 42 Houston 32 42 Chicago 29 51 New York 29 54. AL leaders New York 40 32 and Los Angeles 42 33. Week-end results include Milwaukee 5 Chicago 3, San Francisco 8 Philadelphia 3, Houston 7 Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 17 St. Louis 7, Los Angeles 5 New York 0, with Sunday games Francisco 5 Philadelphia and Los Angeles 5 New York 1. Upcoming games list NY at SF, Philadelphia at LA, Milwaukee at St. Louis, Pittsburgh at Houston, Chicago at Cincinnati, with Twi-night and Twi-day notes.
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Southerner Captures Women's Tennis Title
St Louis reports Roberta Russell Alison from Alabama City Alabama, a University of Alabama sophomore, won the U S women’s college tennis title. She defeated Carol Hanks of St Louis and Stanford University in a three set final 6 4 3 6 6 2 to claim the championship.
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American horse sets Irish Derby record at Curragh
Tambourine II owned by an American ran the 1 1/2 mile Irish Derby in 2 minutes 28.8 seconds at the Curragh, beating the previous course and race record of 2:30.9 set by Talgo in 1956. The win makes Tambourine II an automatic favorite for the St Leger at Doncaster in September.
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Mon roe Club Stag Flag Tourney Produces Large Turnout
Ralph Phillips captured the Mon roe Country Club Stag Flag Tournament yesterday morning. In the afternoon Mrs Robert Rieder and Ed Schnitz won Mixed Two Ball Foursome with 28 net for nine holes. Pro Jim Forbes noted the big turnout and favorable weather.
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Roy Morgenthaler
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Louis Janke
Keith Witte
John Fenton
Carl Riddiough
Steensrud
Bill Moon
Perry Power
Maharis Returns To Route 66 After Hepatitis
Hollywood report notes George Maharis is back on Route 66 after an eight week hepatitis break. He recuperated with a five hour day easing into work while battling heat and delays in Calabasas. Maharis eyed a longer TV future against NBC and ABC rivals as his teen fan base grows and his music releases sell.
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Monroe Swimmers Fall to Ft. Atkinson in Meet
The Monroe swimming squad lost to Ft. Atkinson by 156 to 138, while Monroe collected 11 firsts. Winners included Da vid Bennett, John Etter, Dave L. Stauffacher, Ken Pick, Diane Kuban, and others. Next meet is Sunday at 2 p.m. in Recreation Park.
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Dan Pickett
Mary Jo Urban
Tom Fenton
Jim Myers
Mary Jo Gerhart
Pete von Allmen
Susan Babler
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Ann Wells
Sally Simpson
Kathy Hayes
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Dan Schutte
Mike Connors
Vicki Lysser
Janet Richardson
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Mary Lovelace
Caroyl Barry
Sue Hayes
Recreation Park
Veech Cards 74 Total 298 At Western Open
Chicago Milwaukee pro Tommy Veech shot 74 to reach 298 total at the Western Open, 17 behind the leader and 14 over par for the 62 holes.
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Cardinals Oldtimers Slaughter Musial Pace Victory
In a reunion game, St Louis legends Enos Slaughter and Stan Musial lead the 42-era oldtimers to a 6-0 win over the 1942 Yankees. Musial, age 41, hits .330 season to date with stellar totals, while Slaughter delivers a two run triple. Slaughter batted .318 with 13 homers and 98 RBI in 1942.
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Glarners Claim First Half Lead in Home Talent Race
New Glarus built a 5-0 lead and won 10 to 2 over Dodge Point in the Home Talent Southern Section. Dick Wainwright and Jack Butts combined for nine hits as New Glarus benefited from four walks and eight errors by Dodge Point. Wainwright fanned seven, Butts five, while Blanchardville’s Ron Kurschner and Dwight Baker contributed key hits in a separate third inning rally. Duane Wild and Jerry Schliem led Wiota with six hits each in their win over Ridgeway.
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Yacht Wins Cup in Queen's Cup Race on Lake Michigan
Hollands region boat Roma hajo II, owned by Harvey Nedau of Muskegon, finished third across the line in the Queen's Cup regatta but secured victory on corrected time, beating rivals in the Lake Michigan course Saturday.
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Lost Act Theme Stirs Debate on Logic and Absence
A reflective note argues that when something goes missing the most logical move is to question the vanished act itself. The piece muses on absence as a driver of reason and creative reconstruction.
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