Three Tie At Westfield In Member Six Day Golf
At Westfield Country Club on Tuesday a field of 100 women played Member 6 Day. Three four person teams tied for first at 13 under par in the four man best ball event. The leaders were Eunice Shepherd Betty Davis Betty Warner and Mary Hoffman and Justine Siedel Traesie Gray Emily Cutting Kay Workman and Jean Post Ollie Herthneck Hilda Moore Elsie Hansen.
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June Garfido
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Terry Morris
American Golf Classic Opens With Palmer Favored
Arnold Palmer begins the American Golf Classic as the favorite at Firestone South Course in Akron. Palmer seeks his first 1972 victory after strong prior showings here, while stars like Trevino Nicklaus Jacklin rest this week. past champions Heard Floyd Beard also compete.
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Valley City Edges Reggies in playoff action
Valley City edged Reggies Roadhouse 6-5 and Columbia Merchants beat Wantz Construction 4-1 as playoff play continued. Fred Harrs and Norm Westphal led the losers with two hits each, while Jim Wells drove in two for Valley City and Tom Moseveto starred for the Merchants with a homer and three RBIs.
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Sterling Blaine Ends Drought With First Win In Four Starts
Northfield reports Sterling Blaine a three year old pacer trained by Leo Gorfido finally breaks a winless streak with a victory in the $1,200 second race. The mare paid $11.40 $7.20 and $4.00 after placing third fourth and eighth in prior tries. George Muller guided Abe Cleo to second in the fourth race with a $9.00 $6.40 return.
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Daily results from a race card with multiple horses and payouts
A detailed race card lists FIRST to TENTH place finishers with their win, place and show payouts. It includes rigged sums for various combinations such as DAILY DOUBLE and PERFECTA, noting multiple horses names, odds, and the final paid amounts like 43.80 for the double and 65.40 for a 4 and 5 perfecta, plus 72.00 for a PERFECTA.
Northfield Entries Pace Race Card Post Time Eight
Post time set at 8 00 PM for the Northfield pacing event with six pacers listed by post position including Ima Banker Chester Bov Romeo Abbe Cherry Hill Babe Swift Melody Quick Diane Shadyside Woodie and Allright Mary along with an eligible entry 533 Torpid Rex Bengal Gene. Odds and early scores shown for each horse reflect prior performances and post positions.
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Brunswick Provision Edges Edsel Campbell
Brunswick Provision edged Edsel Campbell 5 4 in major league action with Edsel's Jeff Soss and John Lamp homering. Tom Ripepi earned the win, Ted Lewis added a double and a single for support. Minor action saw Brunswick Provision defeat Edsel 28 8 as Lang, Nicholson, and multiple hitters led the onslaught.
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Nater Quits U.S. Olympic Basketball Team
Swen Nater, a 6 foot 11 center slated to start for the United States Olympic basketball team, quit the squad on Tuesday. Coach Hank Iba said Nater told him he was sick but doubted the claim.
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