Smith wins Silver Invitational golf title at Scott Park
Western New Mexico University coach Smith earns the Silver Invitational Golf Tourney crown at Stutt Park Sure. He defeats Steve Fox in the championship match to claim the title after goading a late surge. Fox finishes second. The event features pro am teams and a field of 69 players with notable scores and match outcomes across multiple flights.
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Jagornst GN Mumbei
Juin Smith
Western New Mexseo University
Devin Steve Pox
Scott Park
Smith
Sint
Maurice Parrish
Dave Watkins
Sam Inder
Lonene Mowe
Mary Sander
Dave Count
Morris Hartinger
John Gull
Lowell Cath
Gull
Pla
Fred At- Kis
Ascarte
al Smith
Western New Mexico University
Wid
Ames
Stutt Park
Drew Hunter
Grado
Steve Fox
Max Walker
EL Vaso
Lanca Lupton
Silver City
Tin
Charve Stretz
Pete Peterson
Stroty
Pete
Dint Smith
Lusee Lupton
Tnner
LE Paso
Phoby Werner
Unclear OCR Text: Local Sports Mentions and Names
Fragmented OCR lines reference basketball, teams and places such as Mustang, Gondwell, and UGC events. Several proper nouns and uncertain fragments appear, but no coherent event or outcome emerges to summarize a clear news item.
Silver Invitational Pro-Am Finishes With Tight Scores
Hunter Elva Hilton and Flex Rominger won with a 20 under par 32. Low net amateur was Bild Marlin and low amateur was Janee Lupton with TE. Low professional was Non Dean of Scott Park in Silver City with a 69. Sixteen players participated in the pro-am division.
Mullaney Named Lakers Coach in NBA Move
Bulletin from Los Angeles reports Joe Mullaney long time Providence College coach has been named head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers. He replaces Bill van Breda Kolff who resigned after the season and joined the Detroit Pistons as coach in the NBA.
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LOS Angeles
Joe Mullaney
Providence College
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Mullaney
Bill van Frieda Kolff
Ie Past Sease
Lytroit Fisions
NBA
Detroit Tigers stumble as six errors sink squad in rough game
The Detroit lineup failed with multiple fielding miscues allowing opponents to surge, despite late rallies. Key players struggled. pitching faltered as the skid deepened, with hitters staying quiet in another lopsided setback.
Nice Going Lee in Cleveland Open Golf Finish
Cleveland Open saw Lee Pase finish with 284 while Charles Coody won with a 2 under, earning $22,000. Coody edged competitors as the Cleveland event concluded on Sunday.
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Lee
Cleveland
Ley Trevino
Pase
Charles Coody
Bobby Unser Wins 11th Hill Climb
Bobby Unser of Albuquerque captures his 11th hill climb title at Pikes Peak by setting a record time of 13 minutes and 40.4 seconds, surpassing Parnelli Jones’s 1964 mark. Andretti wins the stock car division with a 12 minute run, while Mill Daniels and Dave Harris place in notable positions.
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Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
Pikes Peale
Unser
Mourain
Parnelli Jones
Marin Andretti
Andretti
Stoch
Unger
Mill
Cubs Sweep Cards as Williams Breaks NL Ironman Streak
Billy Williams powered the Chicago Cubs to a doubleheader sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals at Wrigley Field, breaking Stan Musial's NL consecutive games streak with an eighth inning double and two triples, as Chicago opened an eight-game lead in the East. The Cubs' win, part of a broader set of MLB results, left St. Louis 14 games back, while other pennant chases saw Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and New York posting victories.
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Associated Press
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Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
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Cleveland
Minnesota
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Land
Washington
Boston
Unive
California
Bob Gilson
Exniv Banks
Willie Smmith
Smith
Ferguson Jenkins
Homer
Jimrant
Sante
Lemote
Komkty Thirtley
Dick Selina
Sah
Mike Shan- So
Sanity
Curtis Cokes Falls Short in Title Bout in Mexico
Curtis Cokes, 32, of Dallas, was beaten and unable to answer the bell for the 10th round in a scheduled welterweight title clash with Jose Angel Napoles in Mexico. Napoles dominated the bout as blood stained Cokes face and he failed to come out for the 11th, ending hopes of a title defense.
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Dallas
Jose Angel Napeles
Cuburhory Sapales
Los Angeles
Sien Cokes
Cohus
Dan Lord Bt
Beth Corran
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