Rain Delays Final Round Until Sunday at US Open
In Mamaroneck the fourth round of the US Open golf championship was postponed due to heavy rain and lightning. Forty-one golfers remained two hours behind schedule. officials moved the final 18 holes to Sunday. Sammy Snead trailed leader Billy Casper by one stroke as the weather halted play.
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Hioad Slams to Triple Tie In Masters Round Robin Night
Lew Hoad Pancho Gonzales and Ken Rosewall maintain a three way tie after wins as the Masters Round Robin at the Los Angeles Tennis Club. Action began with Hoad edging Sedgman 12 10 9 7 in a long match and Tdman Trahert eliminated Segura from first with a comeback over him.
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STAN Wopines and League Standings Amid Rough Schedules
The fragmentary Los Angeles and St Louis results show Stan Wopines, Pirlogoéhta, and other teams like Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, and San Francisco in a dense schedule. MLB and NFL confusion appears with dates, venues, and scattered box results across American and National Leagues, including Chicago, Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Kansas City, and Boston.
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Sports Calendar Entry From Nondescript Local Page
Fragmentary sports calendar notes a tennis and boxing event with scattered names and venues. Readable bits reference San Olece Pack Ave Pro Tennis and a boxing card with locations and dates partially visible, suggesting a generic local athletics listing.
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Fraley's Notes on One On a Pro Golf Open Scene
Oscar Fraley surveys golf legends like Billy Casper Gary Player Ben Hogan Arnold Palmer and Tommy Armour amid Open winds and rule changes. USGA plans to shift marking rules while clubs prepare for a shift away from Royal and Ancient norms.
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Snead One Stroke Back at WS Open Leaderboard
Sam Snead carded a 33 34 for 17 at Mamaroneck to stay one stroke behind Ben Hogan, who finished 71 for 211. Hogan led as early finisher, Snead at 212. Snead’s round included nine greens in regulation and stands as the best of the tournament so far.
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Golf tournament scores and players crowd the page
A lengthy OCR of golf scores and player names fills the page, listing numerous competitors such as Billy Casner Gary Player Arnot Palmer and Gene Littler. The fragmentary data includes scores, placements, and various club or event references, reflecting rounds and qualifications for upcoming play.
Weissmuller Defeats Miller In Wakeshee Invitational Golf
Ruth Miller was upset by Allene Weissmueller at the Wakeshee Women's Invitational on Friday. Weissmuuller won 3 and 2 with the host club, finishing one over par.
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Sports on Radio TV RADI Taseba Deesers Pirates and Yanks
Radio and television listings show broadcasts of the Pirates facing the Deesers and the Yanks playing the Tinerss on morning and afternoon slots across multiple stations. Notable mentions include Morse Racing Arte Stake and various race features, with several channels listing baseball games and related coverage.
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Ortiz Crowned Junior Welterweight Champion at MSG
Carlos Ortiz, a National Guard sergeant from New York and Puerto Rico, won the revived junior welterweight title by second round technical knockout of Kenny Lane at Madison Square Garden. Ortiz, aged 32, injured Lane with a hard punch causing a 1.25 inch gash requiring 10 stitches and sealed the win as Lane was halted between rounds. Ortiz now seeks Joe Brown’s lightweight crown and will be on National Guard maneuvers July Hoo 26 before pursuing the 134-pound title.
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Open championship round features Casper and Snead buildup
At Winged Foot lean toward Hogan era, Casper posts 71 68 139 to lead with Snead six back after a rough start. Casper credits a late practice stroke while Bill Snead rallies with birdies and a solid back nine. Gary Player struggles on a 44 yard trap shot leading to a double bogey as the Open unfolds.
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Pirates Rally On Errors In Stinging Loss
A jumble of cricket like play by play shows Pirates scoring through fielding errors and two home runs. Denied by strong pitching from Peters, the visitors clawed back with late hits and a few costly miscues sealing a tight defeat.
As Lederer Saw It Pirates Lose on Infield Gamble
In a Friday game, Pirates manager Murtagh risked the infield in the ninth. The decision backfired as Larker delivered a crucial balk, altering the outcome and leaving the Pirates in a precarious position.
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