Palmer Casper Showdown Brews In 100000 Western Open
The Western Open at Medinah features a Casper Palmer duel with lead contenders Zarley Blancas and Lema pairing for a 1960s style title chase. Casper defends after last week’s Open blowup while Palmer seeks mental rebound and a stronger front nine.
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Associated Press
Chicago
ASPS
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Arnold Palmer
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Palmer
Medinah
Arnie
Tommy Bolt
Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Jack McGowan
University of Houston
Sworthy Homero Blancas
Kermit Zarley
Zarley
Blancas
Duke
JCKC Races Result Summary
JCKC race results list nine races with payouts and quiniela numbers. Notable finishes include Mandarin Tempest, Sydney Tee, Mandarin Cash, and Brunewick Doll earning multiple payoffs. Garden Boy and Sally Cky show small-place returns. Nutty formatting in later lines but key horses and winnings are shown.
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Quiniela
Sydney Tee
Otis Rock
Fe Rmaker
Gigi
R. F. Ward
Mattituck
Quinieta
R F. Pain
Lady Coral
Jackie’s Nln
Rippan
Oo Medwin
Brunewick Doll
Joe Kelly
Smuckerena
Sally Cky
Blackmore
H. F
Garden Boy
Pronto Pal
Mrs. Tweed
Quintela
Baseball scores and upcoming games in AP roundup
The Associated Press reports scores: Houston 4 over St. Louis 1. Cincinnati 12 over San Francisco 1. Los Angeles 4 over Atlanta 0. Pittsburgh 3 over Philadelphia 1. New York 4 over Chicago 9. Today’s games: Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. New York at Chicago.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Pet. G.b.ate
San Fran
Pittsburgh Houston
Philadelene
Sae
Chicago Fee
Baseball Scores From Friday A.L. Results
Kansas City defeated Cleveland and New York 7 to 5, Chicago beat Boston, Washington defeated Detroit 2 to 3, Minnesota edged California 19 to 5 in 14 innings, and Baltimore won 4 against an unspecified opponent.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Minnesota
California
Baltimore
Colavito Helps Indians in Hard-Luck Losses and 13th HR
Rocky Colavito homered twice more to reach 13 on the season and drive in all Cleveland runs, but the Indians split four games, losing to Kansas City and the A’s 7-5 while remaining three games behind the Orioles. Mike Hershberger sparked the A’s surge with key hits, and other MLB results included the Yankees, Red Sox, and Tigers winning as the pennant race tightens.
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Cleveland
Indians
Colavito
Kan
White Sox
Boston
Washington
Mike Hershberger
A’s
Hershberger
Kansas City
Angels
Orioles
Joe Adcock
Rick Reichardt
Paul Schaal
Tom Satriano
Boog Powell
Paul Blair
Tigers
Jim Kaat
al Worthington
Bill Freehan
Juan Pizarro
Yankees
Pizarro
New York
Tony Conigliaro
Joe Foy
Red Sox
Jose Santiago
Santiago
Willie Kirkland
Ellis Wins Second Straight as Reds Thump Giants
Sammy Ellis earned his second straight win guiding the Cincinnati Reds to a 12-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants, part of a seven-game Reds streak. Ellis, once a promising reliever, returned to the starting role despite expressing a preference to stay in the rotation for longevity. The win helped Cincinnati climb into a sixth place tie in the NL, one game under .500, with Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Houston, and New York also posting results in additional NL games.
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Sammy Ellis
Ellis
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Reds
Don Heffner
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