Giants rally to sweep Dodgers tighten NL pennant race
San Francisco completed a three game sweep of Los Angeles with a 5 1 victory to cut the Dodgers lead to two games in the NL as New York Yankees open a five game AL margin after beating Detroit 2 0. Juan Marichal pitched a four hitter for win number 15 and Jose Pagan drove in three runs.
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Twilite Golf Standings See Ducks Narrow Lead
The Ducks cling to a slim edge in the Twilite League men’s golf after a Friday 5 to 2 win over the Bees while the Cats defeated the Birds 22 to 4. Next Friday the Ducks face third place Eagles and the Cats meet Guns in pivotal matches likely to decide the title.
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Don's Dogs
Stew's Stags
Bob's Bears
Palmer's Winnings Set New Record
Arnold Palmer, atop the golf world, will skip tourneys for five weeks after winning the American Golf Classic and raising his 1962 earnings to 80,198. He will play exhibitions before the World Series at Firestone in September where Palmer, Nicklaus, and Player compete for 50,000.
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Jackie Burke
George Knudson
Mac Main
Jay Hebert
Mike Souchak
Art Wall
Don Finsterwald
Doug Ford
Paul Harney
Sam Snead
U.S
Lloyds win Southeastern Iowa mixed two-ball title
Jim and Cathy Lloyd of Washington teamed to shoot 83 and win the Southeastern Iowa mixed two-ball tournament Sunday in Fairfield. They beat defending champs Mary Huse and Ross Walker of Fairfield by one stroke. Bob and Jean Robertson of Washington won the fourth flight.
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Washington
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Capacity Crowd Sees Race at W. Liberty
A capacity crowd at West Liberty witnessed a 20 lap M W S C jalopy feature. John Mullink led early, Mel Morris advanced from 10th, Bruce Reilly finished second and broke the track time trial record with 28.55 seconds. Charles Moffitt of Stanwood won.
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