Player Leads U S Open as Palmer Misses Cut
Gary Player with back to back 70s leads the U S Open at 140 at Bellerive. Arnold Palmer fails to make the cut for the first time in eight years, while Jack Nicklaus thinly survives at 150. Defending champ Venuti withdraws with circulatory issues and star amateur Deane Beman sits two behind.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
San Franciscan
Bellerive Country Club
Kel Nagle
Nagle
Mason Rudolph
Deane Beman
Baltimore
Frank Beard
Ray Floyd
Gene Littler i
Rex Baxter Jr
Gordon Jones
Bruce Devlin
Thoroughbred racing cards with multiple races and entrants
Post time 7 15 P M for a 10 race card at Brandy Isle entries include 4 year olds and up in claiming and allowance divisions with horses such as Itsagirl Princess Batea Lislie R Dirty Face Par For Steve Oh R Fitzgerald Miss Gee Gee and Sweezy in races spanning 1 mile to 1 5 six furlongs notable runners include Erin s Joy River Rain and Winds Of Flight with owners and trainers listed for several contenders
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V. E’osa
Lough Erin
Peters
Joan
G'lla
Toim
L. A
Riston
Elnora
Glenal
Trygve Krogh
D’dson
Willigans
Prince Apollo—Small
Crouche—Hedge
Tom Jonray
Addesa
Just Shined
H. Clark
Wings of Flight
R. F’ald
Ray’s Choice
Mighty World
Shira—Reeder
Mrs. J. Lewin
J. R. Zimmerman
Red Robin
D’volikis
Lulu Page
Mal Perdedor
A. J. Locaste
Brandy Isle
Davidson
Steve—C. Smith
Oh—R.fitzgerald
Cooperate—Cape
Mac’s Boy
Cure—V. Espinosa
Mrs. A. J. Locaste
Miss Gee Gee
Clemency—Hunt
Viscious—Todd
Great Borough
Park Watch
Colonel Bush—Hidalgo
Kutch Mahar—Hedge
Fastlub
Billy’s
Pet—Cooke
Hap’s Cap—Hfint
Louis J. Schaefer Rides Preakness Winners Both Times
Louis J. Schaefer rode Dr. Freeland to the 1929 Preakness and ten years later trained Challedon to another victory, marking a rare double distinction in the Baltimore classic.
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Louis J. Schaefer
Dr. Freeland
Baltimore
Challedon
Davidson Drives Shenandoah Jockey Crown Again
Thoughtful narrative notes Jesse Davidson's dominance at Shenandoah Downs spring meeting with over 85 winners, far ahead of rivals. Mentions rival Robert Ussery at Aqueduct nicknamed Ussory Alley and playful suggestion of renaming Shenandoah to Davidson Drive.
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Shenandoah Downs
Jesse Davidson
Davidson
Charles Town
New York
Aqueduct
Robert Ussery
Shenandoah Track
Davidson Drive
Bold Lad Back in Training After Derby Blood Disease
Bold Lad, last year's two year old champion, has been training at Belmont and appears ready to resume racing. The Bold Ruler progeny, who finished 11th in the Kentucky Derby, had a blood ailment that sidelined him, but signs point to recovery and return to form.
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Bold Lad
Belmont
Bold Ruler
Tough Eight A Mile race promises a toss up
Tonight's eighth race features strong milers led by Par for Steve as the favorite and recent winner Oh as the second choice. Cooperate is also a live threat with good recent form, while Bossuet's Best, a former steeplechaser, may fare well at this distance with helpful weight. The field pressures bettors to trust a hunch and back multiple contenders.
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Bossuet
Son
New Mexico
John Fiore
Boston College
Fiore
Alex Schuleten
Bowdoin
Robinson
Lobos
Fresno State
Craig Fergus
Tony Lynch
Harvard
NAGS TO TAG Aeramight 3rd ShD Colonel Bush 10th ShD
NAGS TO TAG Aeramight 3rd ShD Colonel Bush 10th ShD report tag events involving military units and officers with limited readable details from the OCR fragment.
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Nags
Tag Aeramight
Colonel Bush
Shenandoah Race Day Results Summary
Friday harness results list multiple horses with payouts and top finishers. Twin double pays 857.40 to 11 winners. 10th race results unavailable at press time. Landmark Road, Secret Lip, and Iron Horse runners appear among notable bets.
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Rash
Roy
Secret Lip
Boykins
Finley urges red-blooded man as next baseball commissioner
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley says the new baseball commissioner, to take office after the World Series, must be a man with enough red blood to stand up and fight for what’s right. He emphasizes bold leadership and decisive action.
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New York
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Baseball
Stuart Still Dominate Dodgers In Phillies Victory
Stuart hits a homer and a two run single to power the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4 2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. He improves his record against Dodger pitching to .308 with five homers and 14 RBI in 11 games. Other scores: Cincinnati over Chicago 3 1 and San Francisco 3 New York 0.
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Associated Press
Dr. Strangeglove
Stuart
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Dodger
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Bill White
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
New York Mets
Houston
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Johnny Poderes
Mets
Willie Mays
Tom Haller
Haller
Mays
Astros
Pirates
Bob Veale
Jim Wynn
Bob Aspromonte
Bob Bruce
Gene Alley
Jim Pagliaroni
Baseball legends Walker Catcher recalls 1946 World Series victory
Enos Slaughter led off the bottom of the eighth with a single and scored on a play that turned a 3-3 tie into a 4-3 lead for St. Louis in the 1946 World Series against the Red Sox. The Cat later said he hit .412 with the winning run driven in and praised the dramatic playoff for the NL pennant.
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Red Sox
Enos Slaughter
Whitey Kurowski
del Rice
Bobby Doerr
Slaughter
Harry Brecheen
St. Louis
Tony
Tony Lema
Rugged Bellerive Country Club
TACS Sink Phillips 66 in Winchester City Softball League action
The Teen Age Club defeated Phillips 66 9 to 1 as Butch Jones and Tater Myers starred. The Farmers and Merchants Bank routed Shorty’s Grocery 11 to 1 behind Frank Locke’s three hits and four runner support, with both games featuring triple plays.
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Phillips 66
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Shorty’s Grocery
Winchester City
Recreation Park
Butch Jones
Tater
Myers
TACS
Charlie Hill
Aubrey Bly
Jones
Eddie Dodson
Jimmy Omps
Lewie Boyer
Bud Silman
Phillips
Winchester Mobil Homes
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Frank Locke
Locke
Bankers
Shorty
Oregon and Southern Cal Lead National Track Meet
Oregon and Southern Cal hold the early lead as the NCAA championships near the final day. Bruce Mortenson won the 150 pound class and Oregon moved to 20 points tied with USC after Friday events.
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Oregon
Southern Cal
Associated Press
Berkeley
Calif
Bruce Mortenson
University of Oreegon
Ducks
Mortenson
Trojans
Southern California
University of California
Edwards Stadium
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Paul Kerry
Clarence Robin
List of Horses and Entries for Scratches
Late scratches include Windyknot Northwest Fifth Sister Sally Puddin Well Learned Little Hiskie Linet Pin Game Lough Erin Misyt Nancye Shira Third Round Sailor Man Tears and Sweat Hasty Brandy Isle Great Dome. The notes enumerate horses and names, identifying scratched entries and remaining runners.
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Windyknot
Northwest
Sally Puddin
Well Learned
Little Hiskie
Linet
Lough Erin
Misyt
Nancye
Shira
Sailor Man
Tears
Hasty
Brandy Isle
Great Dome
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Gene Littler
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Floyd
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Joyce Lanna
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Dan
R. F’rald
New Endeavor
Cooke
Shoam—Diavolikis
Clistie
Helen Poppers
Big Mall
Rusty Call—Hunt
Larry Hughes
Shenandoah
Steve Inds
Reent
By Mike Rathet
Tony Tayelor
Richie Allen
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Don Dennis
White
Phil Niekro
Tommy Harper
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Vada Pinson
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Bill McCool
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McCool
Jack Sanford
Frank Linzy
Giants
Sanford
Walker
Enos’ Cash
Harry Walker
Pittsburgh Pirates
Phillie
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Bob Klinger
Boston
Mike Gonzalez
Johnny Pesky
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Detroit Tiger
Portland
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Shorty’s
Tater’ Myers
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Larry Wadsworth
Danny Russell
Vernon Clark
Charles Gillespie
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By Jack Stevenson
Rex Cawley
Greene
Darel Newman
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Manassas, Virginia
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
E. Boscawen St
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Valley Ave
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