Casper Sees 280 Stroke as Possible Open Lead
The article describes Casper and rival players in the Carling Open at Seneca, with 280 potentially winning as play tightens on the 71-yard layout. It notes names like Middlecoff, Boros, Nieporte, Ellis, and Caspar Casper Jr., and details early rounds, bonuses, and expectations for a windy, water-impacted course.
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Anment
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Brecksville
Chula Vista
Cal
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Tedsper
Par Kroll
Tom Nieporte
Ellis
Forman
Bob Rosburg
Prac
Kroll
PGA
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Indians Rally As Moran Replaces Martin In Injured Night
Washington and Cleveland split a twi night doubleheader with the Indians winning the opener 7-3 behind Cal McLish and Moran set to replace Billy Martin who is out 4 to 6 weeks with a fractured jaw and cheekbone. Moran joins a lineup hampered by an infield injury while Power suffers a sprained right thumb.
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UPI
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Tors
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Tribe
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Clint Courtney
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Zorro Verfore
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George Stricks
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Dark side of sports fame cited in Jensen case
UPI reports on Jackie Jensen's retirement hint and other stars like Bob Rosburg Rocky Marciano Carmen Basilio and Walter Hagen Jr highlight the loneliness of long tours away from family. The piece contrasts fame money and headlines with personal sacrifices and missed family moments.
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UPI
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Jensen
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Bob Rosburg
Rocky Marciano
Carmen Basilio
Vamit Ito
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Schost
Ening Waller
League Leaders in National and American Leagues
The clipping lists top hitters and runs batted in for the National League with players like Cepeda and Robinson and notes leaders in the American League including Killebrew andointers across teams. It cites various team performances and season stats, highlighting sparkplugs from Detroit Chicago and Cincinnati with emphasis on home runs and RBI totals.
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Northfield Horse Racing Results Highlight Several Races
The Northfield meet lists multiple race results with handlers like Red-Pame, Cameron, Dare, Desrie Joy, Gever Gratien, Enalgn, Flo, Abbees, Yorktown, and Culver Pick. Purses range around 2.40 to 6.60 with various place and show values noted for each event.
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Rece
f_berila Jane
Palrview Sandy
Dally Doubie
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Gever Gratien
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Abbees
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Honover
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Ruth Basarer
Lavagetto Says Senators Victory Eases Pressure After 18th Loss
Washington Senators snap a club record 18 straight losses by beating the Cleveland Indians 9 0 in the second game of a Wednesday night doubleheader. Manager Cookie Lavagetto says the win feels like lifting a weight and helps him sleep, while Cleve land’s Tru an Clevenger earns his first major league shutout and complete game since 1957.
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Cleveland Indians
Bill Bevens
Truan Clevenger
Clevenger
Perfect Tilt Nets LS Title and Second-Half Crown Chance
Lowell Wacker pitched a perfect game for Eig hnt Hardware in title League South securing the second-half and season title with strong support from Don Brown and Bill Ignatz. Edwards Sunoco defeated Polish Club 5-3 as Wacker’s gem followed Kenny Lengel’s prior no hitter. Lapp held Elyria Hardware to three hits in a separate win.
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Eighnt Hardware
Edwards Sunoco
Supreme Hardware
Wacker
Kenny Lengel
Molders Union
Don Brown
Bill Ignatz
Elyria Hardware
Jim Polen
Dick Lappi
Edwards Suncor
Jack Golski
Harold Cody
Tim Montigue
Lapp
Larry Wack
Browns trim quarterback group amid cuts and new arrivals
Broadhead of Duke is dropped as Cleveland narrows quarterback hopefuls to a three man race including Milt Phin, Jim Ninowski, and Bob Ptacek. Ptacek may join later. other cuts trim guards and running back spots as the Browns prepare for an exhibition against the Steelers.
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Butner
Jim Matia
Graf
Paul Brown
Indi
Ton
Randall Park
Buck Thornburg
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Pick's Pal
Albemarle
Wishmaker
Michebelle Ino
Daly
Dumar
Rendezvous Triumphs in Royal Rendezvous at $3.40 Acre
Rendezvous secures second victory in the Royal Rendezvous event earning 3.40 dollars per acre as winnings. The result marks another win for Rendezvous in the competition, underscoring strong performance and favorable odds for future rounds.
Marines Capture Pistol Crown at National Tourney
CAMP PERRY, Q. AP UPI The pistol phase of the National Pistol and Rifle tournament closes with about 180 shooters vying for individual and team trophies. Marine corps Blue Team led by Col. Walter R. Walsh won the caliber pistol team title with 1156, beating the Grey Team’s 1155. Capt. William W. McMillan of San Diego set new records including an 8745 aggregate and a national match course mark 295-16. Sgt. Larry L. Houseman fired a perfect 200-11 and S Sgt. Edmond S. Sarver scored 199 for a new maped fire record. Army’s William G. Horton won the .44 slow-fire match with 192.3, but the top score was Capt. Thomas R. Mitchell’s last year.
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Walter R. Walsh
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Marines
William W. McMillan
McMillan
San Diego
Calif
Larry L. Houseman
Edmond S. Sarver
Army
William G. Horton
Thomas R. Mitchell
Elyria Country Club Scores Highlight Local Golf Round
Mike Barth shot what locals call the best score yesterday at Elyria Country Club. Others scored in the 70s and 80s including Dr H T Sargis Chuck Schmitt 78 Bob Johnson 80 Rev J Conlan 83 Dr Russell Rives Carl Heidrich 6 par payouts to several players and Stew Hawthorne 89. In another league at Cherry Ridge Duke Toth Stan Dumski both 42 golfers tied and Burkes beat Middlesies 7 22 to Reynolds.
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Elyria Country Club
H. T. Sargis
Chuck Schmitt
Bob Johnson
Rev. J. Conlan
Russell Rives
Carl Heidrich
Russ Sehmiligen
John Saure
Dr.i Stew Hawthorne
Bob Chapman
Fat Cherry Ridge
Duke Toth
Stan Dumski
Burkes
Doneses
Bolts
Toth
Chapman
Olmedo Faces Darkhorse Rubel in Eastern Grass Courts
Wimbledon champion Alex Olmedo meets dark horse Donald Rubel of Brooklyn in a third-round match at the Eastern Grass Courts tennis championships as men’s singles play resumes after a rain pause.
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Alex Olmedo
Dark Horse
Donald Rubel
Brooklyn
Tech
Elyria Legion Juniors blank CiD All-Stars 11-0
In Ely Stadium the Juniors routed the CiD All-Stars 11-0 as Steve Lengel held the Stars to two hits. The Juniors gain valuable prep for the state tournament while the All-Stars show a flat effort before game two on West Recreation Field No. 3.
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Ely Stadium
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Gil Plasencia
Billy Gast
Bob Rieth
Dave Sheets
Cullen Bowen
Lengel
al Sabo
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Liston Wins With One Eye in KO of Valdes
Sonny Liston dominated Nino Valdes to win by knockout at 47 seconds of the third round, using a closed right eye due to double vision. It marked Liston 16th KO in 25-1-1 career and boosted his claim as the era’s top heavyweight.
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UPI
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Valdes
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Ingemar Bohansson
Johansson
Bobby Gleason
Fight Results From United Presa International Card
In Chicago Sonny Lstan from Philadelphia stopped Ning Valdes in Cuba 13. The bout produced a decisive knockout to cap the night.
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Sonny Lstan
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