Arnie Boros And Nicklaus In Playoff For Western Open
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros faced an 18 hole playoff for the Western Open. Palmer was fidgety about his putting while Nicklaus exuded confidence after Masters and PGA triumphs.
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Centralia Routs Zeigler In Mixed Derby At Jackson Club
Mrs. Jerry Taylor edges Dick Lockerby to win a mixed handicap derby at Jackson Country Club. Jon Boros paced Centralia to a 1 0 playoff win, with Dugan throwing a four hitter for the victory. Palmer Snead and Nicklaus contended in a rich prize event with significant playoff money on the line.
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Collegians Challenge Packers In Soldier Field Showdown
The 1962 College All-Stars coached by Otto Graham face the Green Bay Packers in Chicago. The young team touts four quarterbacks, strong backfield speed, and a massive line to counter the defending NFL champions in a bid to snap a four game losing streak.
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Woman Nets First Ace at Midland Hills Golf Course
Mrs. Gladys Beggs of Carbondale scored the first hole in one on Midland Hills Golf Course near Carbondale on Saturday. Her Lee drive on the 134 yard No. 3 hole bounced over a sand trap and rolled into the cup for the ace.
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Whitworth Leads In 16-Hole Wolverine Open In Mount Clemens
Mount Clemens Michigan July 29 AP the Wolverine Women s Open golf final 16 holes at Hillcrest Country Club Kathy Whitworth leading by two strokes at 136 with a one under par 64 for 16 holes The field was trimmed after the Clinton River footbridge collapse Saturday eliminating the 17th and 18th holes and erasing Saturday s scores Jo Anne Prentice a contender was hospitalized with leg injuries and shaken but her condition remained stable
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Giants Rally Behind Mays to Pull Even at Candlestick
Willie Mays belts his 23rd homer powering a 3-1 Giants win over Pittsburgh. San Francisco extends home streak to six and overall to seven, climbing into a tie for second place in the NL, 4 games behind the Dodgers. Dodgers drop to a 4-game slide as Philadelphia wins 7-4 at Chavez Ravine. Cubs surge past St Louis with 5-1 and 16-11 wins, Reds split with Milwaukee, and Mets suffer 22nd straight road loss as Houston, Bateman pace a Colt .45s 8-2 win.
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Cubs Sweep Doubleheader From Cards
Chicago tops St Louis 5 1 in game one behind Dick Ellsworth lowering his ERA to 1.86, then wins 16 11 in the nightcap with Lou Brock homering twice and driving in five runs. Ken Boyer homer and Javier steal of home key the late rally as Cubs draw 658,289 this season.
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Fight Results: Terrell Outpoints Folley in New York
In New York Ernie Terrell defeated Zora Folley by decision amid a crowded arena. Terrell controlled the bout with stronger power and defense, earning a clear victory.
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Piersall Suspended. $250 Fine by AL President Cronin
Los Angeles outfielder Jim Piersall was fined $250 and suspended until August 2 by American League President Joe Cronin after a dust-up with umpires in Boston. The incident occurred in the second game of the doubleheader at Fenway Park, ending with umpire John Stevens on the dirt and Piersall ejected. Piersall, back with the Angels, had sparked the 5-4 win with key hits and a run-scoring play.
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Little League Pairings Set at Allen Field Herrin
Pairings for the Little League sectional at Allen Field Herrin announced. Springfield meets Taylorville at 5 30 p m Thursday, Silvis faces Herrin at 8 p m, with winners to play Friday at a time to be announced. Herrin earned a spot by defeating Marion 5 3 in Robinson district playoffs.
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Coal Best Playoff Mt. Vernon Victory Over West Frankfort
Mt. Vernon defeated West Frankfort 4 to 1 in playoff action while Centralia tied Zeigler 1 to 0 and Benton edged Herrin 7 to 5. The results outline key district playoff outcomes and emerging standings.
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Foyt Wins USAC Race at Trenton Speedway
A J Foyt of Houston led from the pole to win the 150 mile USAC race at Trenton Speedway with an average speed of 100.403 mph. Bobby Grim finished second and Rodger Ward third. Eddie Sachs was injured in a warmup crash and hospitalized with possible internal injuries, shoulder damage, and a broken jaw. Par nelli Jones retired after 40 laps. Foyt surged to the national points lead with 1,524 to Jones 1,230.
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Mexico Beats Canada 4-1 in Davis Cup Opener
Mexico dominates Canada 4-1 in the first round American Zone Davis Cup, with captain Panclo Contreras predicting a semifinal win over the United States. Palfox and Osuna clinched the doubles to seal a 3-0 lead after a 6-3 7-5 6-4 victory over Carpenter and Faquier.
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