Snead Seeks Open Berth in sectional onslaught
Sam Snead, 56, contends for a spot in the U S Open at Oak Hill as sectional rounds roll across the country. Exempt players include Nicklaus and past Open and PGA champions. qualifiers in five cities aim for 71 spots in the 150 man field.
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Perranoski Quietly Dominates as Twins Top Yankees
Ron Perranoski, after facing batter troubles adapting to the AL, earned his fifth win in six decisions as Minnesota edged New York 4 3. The 31 year old left hander, formerly with the Dodgers, worked the sixth inning to seal the victory and now owns a 1.53 ERA through 35 1 3 innings in 22 appearances.
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Aging Sluggers Lead Dodgers To 2-0 Win Over Pirates
Dodgers veterans Boyer and Colavito delivered run scoring singles in the first inning as Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 2-0. Claude Osteen scattered seven hits and supported by four double plays to secure the shutout.
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U S Davis Cup Team Sets Aim to Improve Image
In Charlotte the U S Davis Cup squad began practice for Friday's American Zone finals against Ecuador. Captain Donald Dell, leading a six man team, said he is hungry and wants a 5 0 win to restore U S tennis vigor.
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Pony and Farm Leagues Schedule Teems With Matches
The sports calendar lists Jr. Pony League games at 5 30 and 7 30 including Pavo against Kiwanis and Coats Clark against Lewis Enterprises Farm League games feature Pavo Coolidge and Dawes Ga Crate Industrial League shows Ga Crate Cunnyland and Davco Ted Wilkes Meigs Spence Coats Clark Church League has Dawson Baptist facing Dawson Methodist Robinson Smith meets Jaycees and Thomas Co Federal vs Pavo at 8 00
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Rival AL Managers Match Wits In 14 Inning Win
Dark and Stanky dueled as the Indians beat the White Sox 3-2 in 14 innings on Jose Vidal’s game changing home run. Yankees suffer late triple play as Twins rally to 3-2 from behind. Bruins?
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Dog Race Results From A Busy Card
Race by race results listing dog names, breeds grades and times with win place payout figures, Quiniela and Daily Double payoffs, including Crowns of A.C. Kathy J.E.’s Hope Metty Scott Mar Curran Lass Crony Rusty Phaze Three Charway Betty Wade Boots Montague Clarence Gallant Action Sugar Bait J.E.’s Nancy Track Shuffler Date Less L.E.’s Hideaway Phase Zadig’s Joy Gallant Ramada and Big Q payouts across eleven races.
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Baseball results and standings wrap from multiple leagues
Scores show Boston over Detroit 4 3 Minnesota 4 3 Baltimore 2 0 California 0 and plus Chicago at Cleveland in a light schedule. Standings list St Louis, Atlanta, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Houston, Pittsburgh and New York with varying records. Highlights note Jose Vidal homer for Cleveland and Dave McNally 2-0 win over California.
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English Team Asks Rematch With Manchester City
Atlanta Chiefs coach Phil Woosnam announced a June 15 rematch against England's Manchester City at Atlanta Stadium after City defeated the Chiefs 3 2 in a May 27 exhibition. City manager Joe Mercer called from Chicago to arrange the game. The Chiefs, leading the Atlantic Division of the NASL at 8 2 3, drew 23 000 fans in the previous match.
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