Last 85 Open spots up for grabs today in Detroit qualifier
The 85 remaining berths join 21 exempt players to form the 130-man field for the U S Open at Oakland Hills. Samuel Snead seeks his first Open crown with 49 and claims to be a better golfer now. Qualifiers from Denver Atlanta Chicago Kansas City Cincinnati Portland and Dallas produce leaders Don January and Bill Bisdorf among 44.
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Samuel Jackson Snead
Snead
Detroit
Grosse Isle Golf and Country Club
Marty Furgol
Don Whitt
Fred Hawkins
Bill Collins
Bob Goalby
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Don January
Bill Bisdorf
Denver
Atlanta
Chicago
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Portland
Ore
Dallas
Teoford
Dallas A.C
Bisdorf
Columbine Country Club
Wee Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Cincimnnati
Dave Douglas
Clayton
Chuck Harbert
Pete Cooper
Freddie Haas
Jim Ferrier
Billy Maxwell
Doug Higgins
Estherville Man Named to SUI Athletic Board
Estherville attorney Leo Fitzgibbons was appointed to a one year term on the State University of Town Board in Control of Athletics, succeeding Dr. Wayne J. Foster after 25 years. He will serve as one of two alumni representatives on SUI’s 14 member board, as announced by President Virgil Anche.
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Leo Fitzgibbons
Estherville
State University of Town
Fitzgibbons
Wayne J. Foster
Cedar Rapids
Titzgibbong
SUI
Virgilanche
Darkness Halts Muscatine Bettendorf in 4 4 Tie
Muscatine and Bettendorf battled to a 4-4 deadlock after eight innings as darkness ended play. Ron Mayo pitched for Bettendorf and Mike Berlin for Muscatine, with key hits from Jim Dilts and Jim Kerns providing the offense. Both teams left runners aboard late, and the tie marks a first in the Muscatine Bettendorf rivalry.
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Bettendorf
HAROS
BettendorfBoth
Lofty Schnuck
Muscatine
Wendell Mil
Aquaria
Muskies
Bulldogs
Mike Berlin
MHS
Berlin
Ron Mayo
Bellendorg
E— Cunningham
Williamsor
Kerns
Willamson
Cain
Bellendorf
Foor
Crumly
Mayo
Gary Minor
Mudcatine High
Prairie
Gedar Rapids
Journal
Bucs Bump Dodgers Off Top Law Wins First Game In a Month
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Los Angeles 5-2 as Vern Law earned his first win in over a month. Mazeroski and Burgess homered for Pittsburgh, which totaled 13 hits. Reds moved atop the standings with a 5-3 win over Milwaukee, while the Cubs and Cardinals split championships, and the Pirates maintained NL lead in a Monday night recap.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Vern Law
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Jt Law
Ron Pecranoski
Roy Face
Bill Mazeroski
Smoky Burgess
Pirates
Reds
28 Yank Homers in 14 Games Set Mark
The Indians stay within one game of Detroit after a 7-5 win over Washington as Barry Wartman earns his fourth win in relief. New York and Los Angeles post multiple wins, while the Yankees set AL home run records with 28 in 14 games, helped by Mantle, Blanchard and Kubek.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
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Querhil
Tribe
New York
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Bobby Locke
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Latman
Cleveland
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Johnny Romano
Frank Baumann
White Sox
Phil Regan
Sox
Jim Landis
Sherm Lalla
Yankees
Twins
Johnny Blanchard
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
Yankea
Jim Coates
Luis Arroya
Roland Sheldon
Don Lee
Chuck Stobbs
Provident Mutual Hospital Policies Do Renewals for Life
Provident Mutual offers guaranteed renewable hospitalization policies with lifetime coverage and broad benefits. The plan emphasizes adequacy of hospitalization insurance and presents details on policy features and protections for insured individuals.
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Provident Mutual
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