Lema Edges Palmer In Playoff For Cleveland Crown
Tony Lema used a borrowed Arnold Palmer putter to rally past Palmer in an extra hole sudden death at the Cleveland Open. Lema shot 14 under through 54 holes and won the $20,000 top prize, with Palmer taking $12,000 in second. Nicklaus finished two behind at 272 as Lema moved into second on the money list with $60,561.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Arnie
Tony
Cleveland
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Lema
Highland Park
Ney
Jasas
Terry Dill
Muleshoe, Tex
Jack
Don January
Bruce Devlin
Bill Casper
Ed Griffiths
R.H. Sikes Jr
Don Fairfield
Gary Player
George Bayer
Rex Baxter Jr
Mason Rudolph
Geiberger
Fred Marti
John Bulla
Rayloyd
George Archer
Tommy Bolt
Dan Sikes Jr
Miller Barber
Larry Mowry
Pete Brown
Harold Kneece
Robby Nichols
Dave Hill
Mikeak
Paul Bondeson
Doug Sanders
Bob Verney
Julius Boros
Rob Charles
Dale Douglass
Sam Carmichael
Ron Lettellier
Gay Brewer
Tom Aaron
Laude King
Fred Hawkins
Charles Sifford
Howie Johnson
Bill Collins
Labron Harris Jr
West Monroe Dixie Youth League standings and week schedule
In West Monroe Dixie Youth, standings cover four leagues North South East and Boys Club with teams like Louisiana Power & Light Colbert’s First National Bank and Heard Oil. A Saturday night recap notes Giants defeat Red Sox 13-7 with Posey siblings starring and Athletics beat Dodgers 11-8 as Huckaby goes 3-3.
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Louisiana Power & Light
Bacroftt
Heard Oil Co
Firestone
People’s Loan
Ouachita National Bank
First National Bank
Colbert's
Central Bank
Shei
Heard & Sons
American Ol
Nemros Sand & Gravel
W. Monroe
Barker’s
Foremost Dairy
Texaco
KUZ No
McLemore's
Green Bros. Dairy
Monroe Building & Loa
Ouachita Nat'l Bank
KUZN
American O
Louisiana Power
MecLemore’s
Truckine Heard Oil
Colt 45
Red Sox
Giants Cardinals
Hursday Pulp
Paper
Bancroft Monroe
Sand & Gravel
Green Bros, Dairy
People's Loan
West Monroe
Giants
Glen Posey
James White
Steve Posey
Lee Frith
David Redding
Perry King
Traweek
Sims
Athletics
Dodgers
Terry Huckaby
Henry Rodgers
Ken Corbin
Nolen Baugh
Sovereign yacht shipped to New York for trials
Sovereign, a 12 meter yacht owned by Anthony Bowden and a potential Britain's challenger for the America's Cup, was loaded aboard the freighter Andania Sunday for shipment to New York. The yacht will undergo tune up trials at Newport, R.I.
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Southampton
Eng
UPS
Anthony Bowden
Britain
New York
Newport
R.1
Orioles Hold Four-Game AL Edge as Twins Boost Pitching
The Orioles extended their league lead to four games after a 6-4 win over Washington while New York split with Detroit. Tom Tresh belted the A’s first grand slam, and Harmon Killebrew powered Minnesota with a 27th homer as the Twins toppled Chicago 9-3. Rookie Ron Henry and Jim Snyder contributed key hits, and veteran reliever Al Worthington earned the win with 1 1 3 innings of one-hit relief.
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George C. Langford
UPI
Minnesota Twins
Calvin Griffith
Griffith
Twins
Johnny Klippstein
Philadelphia Phillies
al Worthington
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Zoilo Versalles
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Worthington
Ron Henry
Jim Snyder
Killebrew
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Yankees
Washington
New York
Detroit Tigers
Tom Tresh
Gates Brown
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Houston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
New York Mets
Orioles
Herman Starrette
Wally Bunker
Jackie Brandt
Bob Johnson
Baltimore
Jim King
Tresh
Norm Sherry
Joe Sparma
Ohio State
Don Demeter
Dick McAuliffe
Norm Cash
Tigers
Felix Mantilla
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Indians
Dick Radatz
Bill Spanswick
Bill Monbouquette
Leon Wagner
Dick Stuart
Dick Donovan
Diego Segui
Angels
A’s
Nelson Mathews
Barry Latman
Stanford Tennis Stars Finish 1-2 In College Meet
In Greensboro AP report Jane Albert defeated Stanford teammate Julie Heldman to win the Women's National Collegiate Tennis Championship 8-10, 7-5, 6-3. Albert, ranked No. 2, surged 4-0 in the opening set before Heldman rallied with a powerful forehand to take the first set.
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Stanford Tennis Stars
Greensboro
N.C
Jane Albert
Stanford
Julie Heldman
Miss Albert
Miss Heldman
Simsboro Defeats Downsville in 12-Inning North Central Game
Simsboro beat Downsville 13-9 in 12 innings as rain washed out Ruston-Arcadia. Danville forfeited to Quitman. Gene Smith earned the win with a 4-for-7 day at bat and Paul Richardson hit a 3-run homer for Simsboro. Reggie Hammons took the loss.
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Ruston
Simsboro
Downsville
Falstaff Sweeps Davis for Vengeance in Legion Doubleheader
Falstaff defeated Davis Food Center 4-0 and 9-0 in a Sunday American Legion Amateur League doubleheader to avenge an earlier 14-inning loss. Charlie Dykes led Falstaff with five hits and five RBIs across the two games as Jerry Godwin earned a win in game one. Box scores detail Falstaff’s decisive performances and Davis’s struggle despite late resistance.
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Falstaff
Davis Food Center
American Legion
Davis
Lynn Causey
Jerry Godwin
Charlie Dykes
Piggly Wiggly
National Guard
Legion Memorial Stadium
Davis Food
Rbi
Bet
Causey
Snelling
Groves
Guinn
Zarro
May
Fields
Smith
Walston
Walton
Godwin
Betzet
Grovesss
Lkwidd
Lds
Barnes
Brooks
E-Groves
Cromwell
Thurman
Balsamo
Lockwood
LaCas
Jordan
Sac-Zarro
Baton Rouge Cyclists Dominate Short Track Races
Baton Rouge motorcycles took most honors at the Sportsman Short Track races at Sel man Field, following the Dixie Tour rally. Dick Webb won the 175 class and Anson Holly won the 250 class. Webb also led 175 time trials and the division trophy clash. Jackson Miss rider Devard Vance won the 250 trophy dash. Vance finished second in the 250 feature behind Holly. Nolan Bergeron of Houma placed third in the 250 feature. 175 feature saw James Floyd second and Bobby Gammil third, both from Shreveport. The event was sponsored by Twin City Ramblers Motorcycle Club under Barney Barker.
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Baton Rouge
Twin City Ramblers
Selman Field
South
Dick Webb
Anson Holly
Webb
Leo Melancon
Jackson
Miss
Devard Vance
Vance
Holly
Nolan Bergeron
Houma
James Floyd
Bobby Gammil
Shreveport
Twin City
Mets Braves trade rumor draws denials and ire
Milwaukee officials and Ed Mathews rejected a sensational report claiming a Mets deal would send Mathews, Spahn and Bolling to New York for 200000 dollars and three players. Mathews vented that writers dream up trades while Spahn defended his staying with the Braves.
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Milwaukee
New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
Eddie Mathews
New York
Mathews
Warren Spahn
Frank Bolling
Mets
Rare Play Shocks Giants Dodgers In Third Inning
In San Francisco, John Roseboro unassisted a tag on Willie Mays after a pitchout confusion. Mays broke from first on a steal attempt. Roseboro grabbed him en route to second. A surprising sequence marked the third inning of the game.
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San Francisco
John Roseboro
Dodger
Willie Mays
Mays
Roseboro
Biggest national powerboat meet planned at Morgan City
Morgan City Boat Club announced the largest national powerboat races to date, with at least 200 boats competing over three days July 31 to August 12 on Lake Palourde. Prizes total about $10,800 in cash and nearly $10,000 in trophies.
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Morgan City
UPID
Louisiana
Morgan City Boat Club
Lake Palourde
Cook Handles West Monroe Stock Car Show Again
The stock car crowd once aimed to block Royce Earl Whitlock but now cheers Floyd Cook who dominated at West Monroe Speedway. Cook won the feature, beating 15 rivals. E F Craighead finished second, Paul Cassidy third, Burl McGee fourth. Ralph Robinson won the trophy dash. McGee’s 444 led the slow heat and Halterman’s 44 won the fast heat. Robinson won the consolation, with Sturgess 94 and McGee 4 following.
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Royce Earl Whitlock
Floyd Cook
Cook
West Monroe Speedway
E. F. Craighead
Paul Cassidy
Burl McGee
Ralph Robinson
Charles McGee
Cecil Fontenot
McGee
Henry Hill
Howard Halterman
Jackie Holton
Robinson
Gene Sturgess
Korea Clinches Olympic Berth With Thai Victory 5-0
In Rangoon on Sunday North Korea defeated Thailand 5-0 in the second leg of Olympic qualifying, securing a place in the Olympic soccer tournament.
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Rangoon
North Korea
Thailand
Alvis Seen Improving From Spinal Meningitis
Boston doctor reports Cleveland Indians infielder Max Alvis showing progress in his fight against spinal meningitis. No residual effects detected yet though temperature remains high. If normal for four days, he may recuperate at his Jasper Texas home. rest of party ordered to take sulphur drugs for eight days.
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Boston
UPI
Cleveland
Tierney
Alvis
Jasper
Tex
Sancta Maria Hospital
Minnesota
Little League card of games at multiple fields
Schedule card lists games at Bender Stadium and Lions Field with teams Mickel, Rand A Jewelry, News-Star, Texaco, Monroe Glass, First Federal, Friendly Finance, Twin City Printing, Campbell Field and High Twelve. Times 5:15, 7 pm and 79m duration noted for several matchups.
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Bender
H Mickel
Rand A. Jewelry
News-Star
Texaco
Om. Lions
Monroe Glass
First Federal
Friendly Finance
Twin City Printing
Campbell Field
Pigg Wiggly
Optimist
Eastgate Merchants
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Dixie Youth
Bancroft
Colbert's Central Bank
Monroe Building & Loan
Jane Dairies
Barker's Rent
Southside Park
Pulp and, Paper
Snel! Oil
James McDaniel
Randy Jackson
Tom Wilhite
Cardinals
Colt
Gary Aaron
Phillip Causey
Bill Stagg
Colts
Beene
Kane
McClaw
Elmore
North Central Baseball League
Arcadia
Quitman
Danville
Simssboro
Monroe Dixie
Fink
Ville Lumber
Krauss and
Cahn
Eppinette-Crowe
Irks Mathews
Braves
Spahn
John McHale
Bobby Bragan
Casey Stengel
Bolling
Stengel
Dan Schneider
Wade Blasin
Bob Tiefenauer
Bragan
Moscow
Vyachesalv Ivanov
Russia
Ahim Hill
East Germany
Ivanov
Hill
Sydney
Australia
Harry Firth
Florence, S.C
John Gregory
Florence Country Club
Pete Kuklinski
John Weeks
Henry Herbert
Gregory
Tire Sale
General Nygen
Liauin
General Tire Service
North 4Th
Monroe
General Tire
Pers
Northside Dixie Field
Standard Lumber
SunCrest Orange
Southern Equipment
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