Piney Woods Invitational field climbs to 220 golfers
The Piney Woods Tournament at Glen Arven Country Club expands to a 220-man field this year, with 25 on the waiting list as Frank Mulherin defends his title. The 55th edition honors Sam Conoly known as Mr. Sam, who helped inaugurate the event in 1919 and played most seasons.
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United States
Glen Arven
Fred Pinckney
Glen Arven Country Club
Sam Conoly
Piney Woods
Sam
Conoly
Jacksonville
Frank Mulherin
Augusta
Mulherin
Jack Rountree
Lake City
Fla
George Converse
Valdosta
Frank Eldridge
Dick Jones
Kingsville
Tex
Unser's Torrid Pace Continues
Philadelphia outfielder Del Unser had five hits including two homers in a two night doubleheader split with the St. Louis Cardinals. He powered a 10-3 first game win with a three run blast and tied the second game with a ninth inning homer as the Cards edged the Phillies in 11 innings.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Washington
del Unser
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Unser
Phils
Cards
Mr. Kleen Headlines Central High Wrestling Tonight
Mr. Kleen, a famed strongman, headlines a double main event at Central High Gym at 8 30 PM. He teams with Chief Little Eagle to face Jack Armstrong and Ox Baker, while Tarzan Tyler wrestles Argentina Apollo. Other bouts include Wayne Cowan vs Ted Oates and Joe Turner vs Randy Curtiss, with Bearcat Wilkerson in one undecided matchup.
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Mr. Kleen
Central High Gym
Chief Little Eagle
Jack Armstrong
Ox Baker
Tarzan Tyler
Argentina
Apollo
Wayne Cowan
Ted Oates
Joe Turner
Randy Curtiss
Bearcat Wilkerson
Six Spots Left In Schaefer 500 Qualifying at Pocono
A sudden death qualifying session at Pocono International Raceway offers six berths for Sunday's $400,000 Schaefer 500. Thirteen drivers start at 9:45 a.m. EDT to claim eight total spots, after rain left 27 of 33 starters set. Names eyed include Dick Simon Mel Kenyon Bob Harkey John Martin and Jerry Karl.
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Mount Pocono
Pocono International Raceway
Dick King
U.S. Auto Club
King
Dick Simon
Mel Kenyon
Bob Harkey
John Martin
Jerry Karl
Indianapolis
Baseball Standings and Scores From Tuesday and Wednesday
National League East standings and results plus American League games. Chicago and Montreal led the NL East with losses and wins listed. Dodgers and Braves in the West behind Houston and San Francisco. Tuesday results include Chicago 5 New York 1 and Montreal 10 Pittsburgh 3, with several other late scores. Wednesday showdowns feature Montreal at Chicago and Philadelphia at New York among others, with several teams facing multiple opponents.
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Phils
Danny Ozark
Unser
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Houston
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Giants
Ron Scheuler
Darrell Evans
John Oates
Braves
Dodgers
Don Sutton
Padres
Mets
Yankees
Burt Hooton
Jose Cardenal
Cubs
Joe Morgan
Ross Grimsley
Clay Carroll
Astros
Associated Press
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Philadelphia
West
Montreal Moore
Torrez
Jenkins
Gura
Lersch
Brett
Wallace
Stone
Parker
Harrison
Bryant
Cleveland
Ellis
Norman
Reuss
W. L. Pet. G.B. New York
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Detroit
West California
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
California
Slaton
Parsons
Fryman
Coleman
Lolich
Peterson
McNally
Tidrow
Culp
Pattin
Trevino Tries Again For Western Open Title
In Chicago Lee Trevino returns to action in the $175,000 Western Open at Midlothian Country Club after skipping Firestone. The field features Bruce Crampton leading money list battles with multiple stars taking time off and several withdrawals including Wadkins Borek and Graham.
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Chicago
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Florida
Firestone Country Club
Bie
Midlothian Country Club
Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Lanny Wadkins
Wadkins
North Carolina
Gene Borek
David Graham
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Decker fans 15 as Minnesota blanks White Sox 4-0
Joe Decker struck out 15 to set an American League high this season and defeat the Chicago White Sox 4-0. Yankees rout Indians 10-2 and Orioles top Brewers 6-0 as MLB action continues with Strahler guiding Red Sox loss ends Tigers skid. Rollie Fingers appears as a batter in A's win, fanning for a strikeout in the ninth.
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Frank Brown
Associated Press
Minnesota
Joe Decker
Decker
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Oakland Athletics
Texas Rangers
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Fenway Park
Boston
Mike Strahler
Red Sox
Tigers
Gates Brown
Strahler
John Hiller
Oakland A’s
Bill North
Joe Rudi
Rollie Fingers
Fingers
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Kaat
Clyde
Splittorff
Hunter
Fisher
Singer
Deron Johnson
Cy Acosta
Felipe Alou
Goodyear
F.E.T
Goodyear Service
U.S
Precision
3M Co
Buy
Tradsy
Thomasville, GA
DIAL
Monticello
Tonigat
Fang
Bomfort
N. Broad
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