Lema Eyes Palmer With Arnie Putter As Buick Champion
Tony Lema targets Arnold Palmer and company in the US Open after back-to-back Buick Open win. He used the putter given by Pat or Pater and posted a final round 70 to finish 277, three strokes ahead of Don Finsterwald.
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Billie Jean King Leads U S To Fourth Straight Wightman Cup Win
Billie Jean King captains the United States to a 3 1 advantage over Britain in the Wightman Cup after a 6 3 4 8 5 3 victory over Del Catt. Britain’s Starkie and Mortime won the closing doubles to set the final 3 2 score.
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Mid-America Junior Open Opens With 256 Entrants
The Mid-America Junior Open Golf Tournament begins at the Possum Runs Course with defending champ Jim Short of Toronto leading a 256-player field from 81 cities in Ohio Michigan West Virginia and Canada. Medal play starts today to determine who advances to match play Tuesday with eliminations through Friday and a three-match finish for final flights.
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Giants halt Reds' NL lead bid with 3-2 win in San Francisco
San Francisco pitcher Red Purkey trials as he faces Bob Henley in game two of a three game set. The Giants pulled ahead with three runs in the first inning against Jim O'Toole, including Jim Hart's two RBIs and a Cepeda homer. Reds benching dispute seen as Johnny Temple was ejected by umpire Doug Harvey.
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Lema Heads to Open Golf Championship Amid Confidence
Grand Blanc Michigan ex Marine Tony Lema aims for the U.S. Open at Congressional Country Club Washington after back to back tour wins Buick Open and Thunderbird Classic. He vows to be fearless and believes his improved putting and form give him a strong chance at the Open.
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Elyria Country Club and Forest Hills Golf Events Highlights
Area fairways feature Elyria Country Club and Spreeg Valley teams with Kerry Smith and George Becker leading best ball play. Low scores include Bob Blanes lee 74 and Jim Boyd 75, while Forest Hills Golf Club lists Sunday pairings and mixed low scores such as Les Williams 71 and Bob Davidson 76.
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Sandusky Post 83 Plays Lorain in Key Derby
In a high stakes matchup Sandusky Post 83 edged Elyria and then faced Lorain, with McGhee, Riedy, and Siglin starring for Sandusky. The game featured RBI hits from Groot Young and Siglin as Sandusky posted a tight defensive contest. Roy McMillan of the Mets suffered injuries to his left ankle and right shin after a tough slide during a doubleheader with Philadelphia.
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Bradner scores ace at Midway Golf Club
Pat Bradner sank a hole-in-one on the 83-yard No. 5 at Midway Golf Club. His son Ben witnessed the shot. The Bradners reside at 366 Furnace St Elyria.
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Major line scores from American League and National League games
Major league results include multiple games with line scores. Key outcomes feature Stange and Perry winning for an AL entry, Narum and Chener taking losses, and several NL matchups with notable performances by players such as McNally, Lamabe, and OToole. The day highlights varied innings totals and pennant race implications across teams and venues.
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Clark wins Belgian Grand Prix after fuel runs out
Scottish driver Jim Clark seals a third straight Belgian Grand Prix victory as rivals falter with fuel depletion. Dan Gurney and Graham Hill run out of gas, leaving Bruce McLaren in front until his Cooper-Climax stalls near the finish. Clark passes to finish in 2 hours 7 minutes 40.5 seconds at an average speed of 132.72 mph.
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