Cobras Sweep Garnett Grand Prix triumphs in crowded Garnett
The Ford powered Cobras dominated the Garnett Grand Prix with top three finishes in A production while Ken Miles led overall in a Cobra. Dick Thompson in a Stingray Grand Sport was slowed by smoke after 10 laps, and a Chaparral won the C modified class. The Cobra production car is a tri nation hybrid with AC Bristol body and Ford engine.
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Sioux Falls
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Columbus
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Hollywood
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Pittsburgh
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Los Angeles
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Minn
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Arkansas City
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Kansas City
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Iowa
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Sunday Scores Across Major Leagues From AP Report
Chicago beat Boston 4 to 1 in 12 innings while Baltimore defeated Minnesota 4 to 3. Washington won 7 to 6 over Los Angeles as Cleveland pummeled New York 11 to 4. Detroit fell 7 to 5 to Kansas City and the Pirates beat the Mets 11 to 5. Philadelphia edged Chicago 3 to 2 and Los Angeles topped Cincinnati 4 to 3. San Francisco blanked St. Louis 4 to 0 in 15 innings. Milwaukee shut out Houston 4 to 0. No games scheduled Tuesday.
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Moffitt Tries Again At Wimbledon
AMERICA'S Moffitt of Long Beach Calif seeks an all American sweep by meeting Australia's top seed Margaret Smith in the women's singles. Saturday rain postponed the match while Chuck McKinley of San Antonio Texas won the men's title Friday defeating Australia's Fred Stolle. It marked the first American male victory in eight years.
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Chuck" McKinley
San Antonio
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Palmer Seeks Third Straight British Open Title
Arnold Palmer works on his driver ahead of the British Open at Lytham St Annes as he aims for a third consecutive title. He repaired a soggy head by taking the club apart and reassembling it with cement, hoping for a strong 72-hole medal play showing that could also earn him a World Series invite.
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England
Arnold Palmer
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Latrobe
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Palmer
Akron
Ohio
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Columbus
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Ottawa Elks-Legion Split Two-Game Double Header
Rookie Harry Murphy earned a 4-3 win over Chanute Legion in nine innings before Ottawa dropped the nightcap 10-1 to Dwayne Bond and Topeka. The Elks also lost 9-4 at Manhattan on Saturday as Rick Snider and Larry Nisely produced hits. Ottawa closes home slate July 21 vs Folger's Coffee in district tournament prep.
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Don Zimmer Fills In Across Five Teams This Season
Don Zimmer, 32, has filled in for injured stars across multiple clubs including the Dodgers and Mets, delivering a grand slam and four hits to lift the Washington Senators to a seven-game winning streak, their longest since 1949. The Senators swept doubleheaders against the Angels while Yankees Indians split, White Sox beat Red Sox in 12 innings, and other AL action shaped the All-Star break standings.
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Yankees
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Max Alvis
al Luplow
Joel Azcue
White Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
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