Chi Chi Rodriguez wins Western Open with record 268
Chi Chi Rodriguez fired four late birdies to beat Arnold Palmer and win the $65,000 Western Open at Tam OShanter. He posted a 268 total, a 16 under par, setting a course and event record and collecting $11,000 first prize as 20,600 fans watched.
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Associated Press
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Chi Chi
Rodriguez
Arnold Palmer
Tam O’shanter
Tam
Byron Nelson
Sam Snead
St. Paul's Keller Municipal Course
Horse Racing Card Deep in 164th Season Meet at Monmouth
The program lists nine races for older and younger horses with purses from 1,100 to 1,400 dollars. Entries include War Happy, Freudian Fable, Pops Ter Time, The Fen Ruler, Tacaro Best, Last NS Beau Ace, Clanming, Cleve's Dream, Mirage's Baby, Golden Sea, and Gypsy Colony among others. Complex claiming and starter allowance races are scheduled for 5 furlongs up to 1 mile 70 yards, with various age and distance specifications across the card.
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Traffic Circle
Sailing Sisters
Wildwest
Daluet
Tacaro
Cedar Commet
Lismore Pride
Caruns Moan
Boykins
Dew Line
Me Billy Page
Little Pickin
Ren Jr
Beebrook
Cleve's Dream
Clowning
Kaminare
Elgar
Freddie
Stole Town
Blackherst
Bernarr Mac
Salamander
Tuxedo Hill
Sir Macon
Baby Man
Golden Sea
Bo Lofland Nisi
Aniray
Scarrltt
Pamela Miss Vo
Risky Jim
Gwen M
Manuel MA
Gypsy Colony
Mays Sparks Giants Past Reds 7 5
Willie Mays led the San Francisco Giants with a 32nd homer a double and two singles driving in three runs scoring twice and stealing two bases in a 7 5 win over Cincinnati. Will McCovey also homered while Duke Snider walked ahead of Mays in the first inning. Robinson hit a solo shot for Cincinnati as Pete Rose and Mel Queen scored in the first inning.
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Willie McCovey
John Tsitouris
Man McCovey
Billy O’dell
Leo Cardenas
Reds
Pete Rose
Mel Queen
Frank Robinson
Queen
Robinson
Cardenas
Steve Boros
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O’dell
Haller
Tsitouris
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McCool
Henry
Edwards
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McCovey
Nats Rally In Ninth To Defeat Angels 6-5
Washington overcome five hits through eight by Dean Chance. In a five run ninth, pinch runner Claude Osteen scored the winning run after Bob Rodgers mishandled Lou Clinton's throw. Don Zimmer and Don Leppert drove in two more as Fred Valentine tied it with a bunt single.
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Washington Senators
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Angels
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Bob Rodgers
Lou Clinton
Chance
Bob Lee
Don Lock
Dick Phillips
Mike Brumley
Jim King
Don Zimmer
Don Leppert
Fred Valentine
Osteen
Washington
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Ridzik
Stenhouse
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Kline
Brumley
R. Lee
Duliba
Rodgers
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Frederick recreation commission hosts Olympic Fun Fitness track meet
The City of Frederick Recreation Commission sponsors its annual Olympic Fun Fitness track and field meet at Frederick High School track on Friday August 14. Open to boys and girls aged 7 to 19 who are registered in city playgrounds. non residents may participate with registration. See playground leaders for details.
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Pagliaroni drives Pirates to 2 0 win over Cubs
Jim Pagliaroni belted a two run homer in the fourth inning as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 2 0. Don Schwall and Al McBean combined on the shutout allowing four hits with Schwall earning the win to go to 4 2 while Bob Buhl took the loss.
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Jim Pagliaroni
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
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Bob Buhl
Bill Mazeroski
Don Schwall
al McBean
Cubs
Schwall
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Jim Stewart
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Elston
Shantz
McDaniel
Schaffer
Roznovsky
Schwall McBean
Tigers Sweep Kansas City In Twin Bill Showdown
Detroit tops Kansas City 5-2 in the second game behind homer by Cash Kaline and Freehan as the Tigers stretch winning streak to seven. In the opener Julio Navarro blanked the A’s on two hits through four innings to seal a 4-2 win.
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Norm Cash
Bill Freehan
al Kaline
Kansas City Athletics
Tigers
Julio Navarro
Cash
Kansas City
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Santiago
Stock
Sanders
Edwards
Sparma
Navarro
Freehan
Drabowsky
Wyatt
Braves Beat Dodgers Behind Lemaster Four-Hit Gem
Milwaukee starter Denny Lemaster allowed four hits and earned his 12th win of the season as the Braves defeated the Dodgers 6-2. Tommy Davis saw his 20-game hitting streak end, while Don Drysdale dropped to 13-11 after a rough fourth inning.
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Milwaukee Braves
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Denny Lemaster
Lemaster
Tommy Davis
Davis
Drysdale
Braves
Ty Cline
Los Angeles
R Miller
Perranoski
Camilh
Bailey
Todd Steel Wins Heart of Maryland League Pennant
Todd Steel rallied from behind Sunday with eighth and ninth inning runs to edge Mt Airy 4 3 and take the Heart of Maryland League pennant. Tommy Thayer pitched a five hitter with 14 strikeouts as Mt Airy fell after leading 3 1. Pleasant Walk closed the season with a 19 9 rout of Frederick, led by Ray Hartle with four hits and a three run homer.
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Mt. Airy
Heart of Maryland
Pleasant Walk
Frederick
Mullinix
B. Wagner
Henry Woodward
Bobby Hartman
C. Warfield
Warfield
Tommy Thayer
Day
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Yodd Steel
R. Wagner
C. War
Fragmentary 1930s cricket or track meet scorecard items
The readable lines name Jfield Wagner Timyer Stocks and R Kline Winpigler Har tle Harper Hartle plus numbers and pager-like codes. No clear event date location or full context available.
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Wagner
Timyer
Stocks
Frederick
R. Kline
Winpigler
Hartle
Harper and Hartle
Indians and Twins Split Sunday Doubleheader
The Twins defeated Cleveland 3-1 in game two as Frank Kostro drove in three runs with a homer and a single. Earlier, Little Dick Howser hit a three run homer as the Indians posted a 7-0 shutout to extend their winning streak to five games. All of the Indians’ runs in the opener came from the offense.
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Frank Kostro
Minnesota Twins
Dick Howser
Indians
Twins fall to Cleveland as errors hurt opener
Unearned runs and four Minnesota errors set the tone as Jim Kaat beat Cleveland in the nightcap while Sonny Siebert pitched a four-hitter into the seventh. Howser extended a 12 game hitting streak with five hits in the second game. Kostro homered for Minnesota in the later game.
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Jim Kaat
Twins
Cleveland
Sonny Siebert
Don McMahon
Ted Abernathy
Howser
COUNTY BASEBALL SCORE SUMMARY AND PLAYER HIGHLIGHTS
Jim Linton starred with four of eight Springer hits and three RBIs including a triple and three singles. Georgetown powered to 13 runs while Yellow Springs managed six as Beall, Ricketts, Neel, Stup and Sheilding contributed. Golf pro Al Ciuci notes the strap shot lets you strike sand behind the ball, enabling a full swing and reducing the risk of stabbing the ball.
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Springer
Beall
Ricketts
Neel
Stup
Sielding
Golf Pro
al Ciuci
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