Palmer Triumphs In Pepsi Golf Championship Defense
Arnold Palmer, runner up at Buick Open, won the Pepsi Golf Championship at Pine Hollow with a final total of 273 after rounds of 66, 69, 67 and 71. He beat Jean Hebert by five strokes and earned 11 under par, noting his late improvement in a new putting stroke and a forward weight shift.
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Segura Upsets Hartwig in Rex Hartwig Clash at Pro Net Tourney
Pancho Segura beat Rex Hartwig in a two hour match, 7-9 6-2 36, to claim a second win and move to the lead in the singles. Gonzales beat Tony Trabert 6-4 11-9 as Gonzales recovered from a Segura upset amid a contested doubles and singles day.
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ABRIT Peargon and teammates in box score jumble
Washington and Chicago box score lines mix player names and numbers with garbled entries. The readable items show players Peargon and Landlade with positions and partial season stats among a cluttered summary of quarters and totals. The fragment indicates a basketball box score section with incomplete scores and player line breaks.
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Stephen's 2 Hit Victory Lifts Long Beach Nitehawks
Stephen pitched a two hitter and fanned 14 for his fifth win without a defeat as the Long Beach Nitehawks beat Dobbs Diesel 5 to 1 at Park Avenue field. Goyette opened the scoring with a first inning homer, while Allen doubled and Dobbs Diesel managed only two hits.
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Cubs Lose to Pirates in Weak Offense Night
Chicago bears the brunt of a rough scoring outing as the Cubs fall 3 to 8 against Pittsburgh. Banks, Long, and Philley deliver standout contact while Henry and Hobbie accumulate mismatches on the mound. Multiple errors and late rally attempts fail to turn the tide for Chicago.
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Favored Brazil Wins World Soccer Cup
Brazil defeated host Sweden 5 to 2 to capture the world Soccer Cup in Stockholm. The victory marked Brazil’s first win in the world’s most popular sports event after the Olympics, delivering a dazzling display of football wizardry before a large crowd.
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Dodgers Battle for First as Braves Rally Behind Crandall
The Dodgers and Braves clash as Dei Crandall's influence shimmers over the Braves lineup. Lee Waller of the Cubs waxes in questioning the grounds for team voting while Dan Zimmer and Peewee Meer of the Dodgers emphasize toughness of facing lower-ranked opponents. injuries haunt Dodgers as they chase standings amid travel and fatigue.
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Rodgers wins NCAA golf crown for Houston team
Williamstown Massachusetts United Press International reports Phil Rodgers of La Jolla defeated Johnny Komsek to give the University of Houston its second straight NCAA golf championship sweep. Houston rolled through the 36 hole tile match, aiding Rodgers as co medalist in earning the Maxwell Trophy for the national team title.
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Williams Back in .300 Class and Aaron Maintains Hot Pace
Hank Aaron and Ted Williams heat up a banner baseball weekend. Aaron classed in NL with a .282 season mark after four hits including a grand slam in Milwaukee’s 10-6 win over the Dodgers. Williams lifts his average to .300 with a three run homer and single as Boston tops Detroit 10-7. Braves widen NL lead over Cardinals to 2 1/2 games. Red Sox move into third place in AL. Phillies edge Cardinals 5-4 in 13 innings before curfew suspends the nightcap. Giants blank Reds 2-0. Cubs top Pirates 4-3. A’s rout Yankees 12-6. Orioles sweep Indians 11-6 and 5-2. White Sox split with Senators 12-11 in 11 innings.
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Maverick Wins Diamond Cup in Idaho Hydroplane Race
Coeur d Alene Idaho The Marvelous Maverick led early and dominated to win the Diamond Cup unlimited hydroplane race at an average speed near 101.752 mph. Owned by Bill Waggoner of Phoenix Arizona the boat was driven by Bill Stead and finished ahead of the three other boats that completed the 30 mile heat.
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