Palmer, A Bridesmaid Beat in Canadian Open
Australian Kel Nagle rallied to win the Canadian Open at Pinegrove, finishing 279 to beat Palmer who faded to second. Nagle's 67 after a 66 set a tournament pace, earning $7,500, his first PGA victory. Palmer, 34, seeking a repeat, settled for runner-up as Floyd and Sikes trailed.
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Pregenzer Wins First Major League Victory in Giants Return
John Pregenzer, 29, 6-5, 220 pound right hander from Antioch Illinois, celebrated his first major league win in relief for the Giants 2-1 over Pittsburgh. The victory moved San Francisco within 1 1/2 games of NL leader Philadelphia and capped a season marked by nationwide fan club admiration. Duke Snider delivered an eighth inning RBI to score Chuck Hiller as Bob Friend took the loss for Pittsburgh.
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Davis Cup Team Named By USTA Officials
Edwin Faulkner of Swarthmore has been chosen as coach of the United States Davis Cup team by captain Vic Seixas and committee chairman W Harcourt Woods. No further action noted.
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Wright Wins $12500 Milwaukee Jaycee Open
Mickey Wright captured the $12 500 Milwaukee Jaycee Open golf tournament by three strokes over Ruth Jessen.
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Cowboys to Open NFL Season vs Cardinals in Dallas
The NFL season starts Saturday September 12 with the Dallas Cowboys hosting the St. Louis Cardinals. All remaining teams play on Sunday with a full schedule beginning that weekend.
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Safety Talks Set At OSU
Team physicians for Ohio high school and junior high athletic teams will gather at Ohio State University August 26 and 27 for a third annual institute on preventing and treating injuries. Co sponsors include the Ohio State Medical Association and the OSU College of Medicine. Dr. Thomas E Shaffer of Columbus will preside over the first day.
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Sommer Wins 13th Game for Baltimore Farm System
Tim Sommer pitched for the Baltimore farm system and earned his 13th win by shutting out Dubuque Iowa, Cleveland's affiliate, 12 to 0. The victory ties the season record set by Dean Chance now with the Dodgers. An old back injury surfaced in the ninth but he is expected to rejoin the rotation next.
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Hornung Starts Strong for Packers in Intra-Squad Win
Paul Hornung, returning from a suspension, shines in Green Bay’s intra-squad game. Coach Vince Lombardi praises Hornung as being in his best shape since his arrival, noting he led the offense to a 16-9 victory and opened with a 22 yard run to a standing ovation before 20,000 fans.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Results Recap
National League standings show New York leading with 63 wins and 38 losses, Baltimore 65-40, Chicago 64-40, Los Angeles 56-53, Boston 52-54, Minnesota 50-55, Detroit 51-57, Cleveland 47-58, Kansas City 40-65, and Washington 41-69. Weekend results include New York beating Minnesota 2-0, Chicago defeating Washington 2-1, Cleveland sweeping Detroit, and Baltimore edging Kansas City 8-7.
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McDowell Wins Despite Overnight Hospital Observation
Cleveland Indians pitcher Sam McDowell won his four hitter against the Detroit Tigers but was hospitalized for overnight observation. Indians physician Dr. Vic Ippolito said McDowell suffered severe stomach cramps and dehydration from heat and humidity during the game. The mid 80s temperature and a delayed start contributed to the conditions.
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