Sarazen, Palmer Lead Slim Open Qualifying Charge
Gene Sarazen shot even par 72 to follow an opening 69 for 141 and lead the U S contingent in British Open qualifying at St Andrews. Arnold Palmer was one stroke back at 142 after a 73, with Peter Thomson and Sarazen tied at 141.
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Pirates Edge Braves 5 4 in 10 as Nelson hits homer
Pirates win 5-4 over the Braves in 10 innings on Rocky Nelson’s leadoff homer and Don Hoak blast. Bob Friend records save after J Yankees miscue at plate. Giants lose to Dodgers 6-0 as McCormick struggles. Robin Roberts limits Reds to four hits in Philadelphia win.
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Colts Sign Two Halfbacks for 1960 Season
Baltimore Colts announce contracts with Hal Lewis and Alex Hawkins for the 1960 NFL season. Lewis, a seventh pick from Houston, contributed on special teams and had 39 receiving yards in 1959. Hawkins, Green Bay’s No 2 pick, joined before 1959 and after a leg injury had 41 rushing yards in his debut and limited action thereafter.
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Widow to benefit from welterweight fight in Louisville
A boxing promoter announces that 3 percent of the gross gate will go to Rudell Stitch’s widow and six children. Stitch, a Louisville welterweight, died saving a drowning companion in the Ohio River. The ABC telecast features Louis Rodriguez versus Virgin Akins, with Akins as a 125 underdog in a 10 round main event.
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Bill King
Rudelf Stitch
Stitch
Ohio
Rodriguez
Bud Bruner
1960 NFL Schedule Highlights by Month and Matchups
The page lists the 1960 NFL schedule with dates and pairings across September to November. It includes games such as St Louis at Los Angeles Chicago at Green Bay Dallas at Philadelphia and notes playoff night games and key divisional contests. Teams mentioned include Baltimore Dallas Los Angeles Green Bay Chicago New York Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit St Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Washington and more.
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Group Seeks To Buy A's Club In Kansas City
Four Kansas City men backed by two million dollars plan to fly to Chicago to discuss buying the Kansas City Athletics Baseball Club. They will meet Earl Wollers, secretary of the Athletics board, and seek operating statements while noting no rush to sell minority shares.
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League Leaders By Nine AP Batting and Pitching Lists
American League leader highlights include Gentile batting .333 with 37 RBIs and Mantle 66 runs. Maris leads with 26 home runs and 66 RBIs, with Minoso hitting .326 and 99 hits. NL leaders feature Mays atop batting and runs, Banks with 73 RBIs, and Pinson 18 steals. Pitching leaders show Brown and Coates among top winners, Drysdale 128 strikeouts.
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Thomas Out Jumps Himself at Stanford Stadium
Thomas outjumped opponents at Stanford University stadium in a standout display of height and reach. The event occurred at Stanford, with observers noting his 7 feet 3 inches leap as a highlight of the day.
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John Thomas
Stanford
Uni
Tennis and boxing items and a venue note from Melbourne
The report covers varied sports items including Wimbledon results with Miss Bueno and Downes boxing notes from London, plus a Davis Cup venue seating increase in Melbourne. Police action follows a suspected doping plot, and five arrested at a Boston Tea Party era event.
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Dragon
America and events on this day in history 1775 to 1956
A list of historical notes including Congress declaring arms readiness in 1775, the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, a 1954 Michigan Republican naming, Civil War river actions after Gettysburg, Homestead steel strike violence, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in Chicago, and John Paul Jones’s birth in 1737.
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Notable birthdays and naval careers linger in memory
A brief survey recalls Lieutenant William Jones who captained the Providence in 1776 and later served as a rear admiral in the Russian navy before dying in Paris in 1792. It notes Daniel Coit Gilman born 1831 and first Johns Hopkins president who died 1968. Also lists modern birthday names and a curious anatomical remark.
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Pontiac 39 Four Door Station Wagon Advertising Brief
Classified line item notes a 39 Pontiac four door six passenger station wagon with call for 4 AM pickup and respond and arrange details.
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