Pee-Wee Golf Tourney At Winchester Club
Seven boys and six girls competed in the annual Pee-Wee Golf Tournament at the Winchester Golf Club. Boys 9-10 Tom Petersen won with 29 strokes. boys 6-8 Fred Gentry shot 42. Girls 10-12 Cindy Parrish finished 12. Girls 7-9 Betsy Burkholder finished 14.
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Winchester Golf Club
Tom Petersen
Fred Gentry
Cindy Parrish
Betsy Burkholder
Frank Burkholder, Jr
Tupper Dorsey
Hank Ebert
Stewart Whitham
Judy McClellan
Chip Edwards
Diane Daylor
Kathy Daylor
Chris Parrish
Palmer Grabs Classic Lead
Arnold Palmer fired a two under par 68 to take the opening round lead at the American Golf Classic in Akron. Tony Lema was one stroke back after a 69, with Ed Griffiths, Tom Weiskopf, Harold Kneece, Bill Collins and Mason Rudolph matching par. Ken Venturi posted 71 while Bobby Nichols 75 and Jack Nicklaus 71 struggled for birdies.
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Joe Mooshil
Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Firestone Country Club
Tony Lema
Ed Griffiths
Tom Weiskopf
Harold Kneece
Bill Collins
Mason Rudolph
Ken Venturi
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Olympic Great To Carry Torch
Jesse Owens will lead 3,500 runners carrying the Olympic torch from New York to Los Angeles to raise 1 million dollars for the U S team. The event starts at 10 a m EST on Tuesday September 1 and should finish by September 26.
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New York
Jesse Owens
Los Angeles
United States
Birds Must Face Sox In Chicago
The Chicago White Sox host the Baltimore Orioles at Comiskey Park for a four game series with pennant implications. Chicago trails Baltimore by three percentage points in the AL race, after the Sox swept the Yankees 5-0 and moved back into first place on a five-game winning streak.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York
Baltimore
Yankees
Winchester Tennis Tourney Showcases Young Talent
About 40 boys and girls ages 10 to 16 competed at the Winchester Country Club under coach Bill Thomas. Winners included Jody Lineburg in girls 10-12 with 6 0 6 0, Ricky Ross over David Kerns 6 4 6 2 in boys 10-12, Susie Laise over Roxanne Lineburg 6 4 6 4 in girls 12-16, and Eddie Lee defeating Steven Koman 3 6 6 4 6 4 in boys 12-16.
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Winchester Country Club
Bill Thomas
Kathy Perry
Sue, Hammond
Mabel Lineburg
Paul Hillyard
Jody Lineburg
Mary Dickson
Ricky Ross
David Kerns
Susie Laise
Eddie Lee
Miss Laise
Roxanne Lineburg
Young Lee
Steven Koman
Thomas
Winchester
Yankees Bus Harmonica Row Sparks Berra Bust
Yankees infielder Phil Linz faced Manager Yogi Berra’s anger aboard a team bus from Comiskey Park to O’Hare after playing a harmonica. Berra ordered him to stop, calling it a distraction as coach Frank Crosetti called the incident the worst in his 33 years with the club. The team had just lost to the White Sox and lagged in the pennant race.
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Boston
CBS
Phil Linz
New York Yankees
Yogi Berra
Linz
Frank Crosetti
Yankees
Comiskey Park
O'Hare
Chicago
Red Sox
White Sox
Ling
Joe Pepitone
Berra
Pepitone
Yankee
Los Angeles
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Whitey Ford
John Buzhardt
Jbunt
Ford
Bob Tillman
Michigan State Dominates Wisconsin In Gymnastics
Michigan State claims its 14th straight win over Wisconsin in gymnastics as the Spartans continue the series dominance against the Badgers.
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Michigan State
Wisconsin
Spartans
Badgers
Powell Hurt as White Sox Grab Lead in AL Showdown
Chicago moved to first place after Lopez’s White Sox beat the Yankees 5-0 for a fifth straight win while Baltimore dropped to second after a 4-3 loss to Boston. Boog Powell broke his left wrist for the Orioles, likely sidelining him for weeks, as the alarmed managers debated a pennant chase.
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Chicago White Sox
al Lopez
Associated Press
Hank Bauer
Yogi Berra
Chicago
Baltimore
Boog Powell
New York
Lopez
White Sox
Orioles
Yankees
Boston
Bauer
Powell
Sox
Berra
Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Tillman
Dave Vineyard
Dave Morehead
Dick Radatz
Morehead
Detroit
Dennis McLain
Angels
Felix Torres
Los Angeles
Bob Rodgers
Lou Clinton
Julio Navarro
Rocky Colavito
Doc Edwards
Athletics
Indians
Cleveland
Woodie Held
12 Inning Marathon Winds Up Church League Action
Wesley tops First Presbyterians 6-1 and Congregational Christians shut out CYO 2-0 as Sunnyside beats First Baptists 1-0 in 12 innings. Market St. rallied to defeat Braddock 6-4 to finish the final round.
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Wesley
First Presbyterians
Congregational Christians
CYO
Sunnyside
First Baptists Market
Lefty Crim
Steve Lamm
Butler
Porterfield
Kline
Ridgeway
Irvine
Dicson
Chuck Crim
Crim
T. Reardon
THE
Shiley
Kump
Braithwate
F. Foreman
Sheely
Seldon
Bierlein
Braddock
Market St
Dorsey
Market
Anderson
Ordel
Propst
Costello
Billmore
Hickerson
Stallings
Lyon
Bageant
Standings and results from the American League
AL standings show Baltimore and Chicago near top with White Sox 75 47 and Orioles 74 47. Schedule lists Thursdays results including Boston 4 Baltimore 3 and Chicago 5 New York 0 with multiple matchups and city venues.
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Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angele
Baltimre
Froehling Pasarell Rally to Eleven in Doubles Quarterfinal
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts the fourth seeded Froehling and Pasarell trail Ashe and Bond nine nine in the fifth set of the National Doubles Championship quarterfinals as play resumes.
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Froehling
Miami
Pasarell
Santruce
P.R
Ashe
Echmond
Bond
la Jolla
Calif
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