Souchak Captures Memphis Open With Par 5 Attack
Mike Souchak shot a 69 for a 270 total to win the Memphis Open by one stroke. He benefited from strong play on par 5 holes 13 16 and 18 and a final birdie from four feet after a near pin shot. Casper Jacobs and six others tied for fourth as Souchak rose to sixth on the money list with $7,500 prize.
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Duke
Ouchak
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Bouchak
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Tommy Jacobs
Bob Rosburg
Art Wall Jr
Mason Rudolph
Gene Littler
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Littler
Casper
Jacobs
Souchak
Little
Golfdam
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Nalley Wins Second Modified Feature at Winchester Speedway
Bill Nalley known as the Brunswick Bullet captured his second modified stock feature Friday at Winchester Speedway. Charlie Beeler won the Sportsman feature, overcoming Jack Dennison with Beeler passing Dennison on the outside in the final laps. Earl Moran and Red Ninger followed Nalley for second and fourth, with Moran briefly challenging before Nalley pulled away to the checker. An early crash sidelined Louis Newland and a later incident on turn one paused the race before a flying restart.
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Winchester Speedway
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Jack Dennison
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Nally
Earl Moran
Comint
Red Nininger
Bill Berry
Charlie Armel
Ray Drewy
Dick Hansberger
Wayne
Tiny” Lutz
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Ken Holcomb
Bill Nally
Moran
Handley tops Clarke County in final track meet
Handley won 89 29 in a dual with Clarke County. Gene Fisher led with 11 points and set a discus record at 161 ft 7 in after breaking last year’s 157 ft 11 in. Fisher was high scorer across all three sports. nine Handley seniors competed in their final meet. Barney Stine and John Dick were double winners. The Judges finish with two firsts, three seconds, one third, one fourth. The athletic association dinner is set for Wednesday to honor top performers.
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Handley
Clarke County
Gene Fisher
Fisher
Barney Stine
John Dick
Judges’ Athletic Association
Betsy Rawls Wins Dallas Civitan Open in Duel with Mickey Wright
Betsy Rawls beat Mickey Wright by two strokes to win the Dallas Civitan Open with a 72 hole total of 282 and 2,100 prize money. Rawls credited Wright with strong play and home cooking that influenced their duel for the championship.
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Mickey Wright
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Miss Rawls
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S.C
Torre Torrid Braves Sweep Cards In Spahn Victory Pace
Joe Torre powered a Braves doubleheader sweep of St. Louis 7-4 and 10-0 as Warren Spahn earned credit for game one. Torre homered twice, drove in three, and raised his NL batting average to .370 with a seven game run. Bragan called Torre the most valuable commodity in baseball while Mays watched, tied to the NL race.
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Paschal Wins World 600 Amid Massive Wrecks
Jim Paschal, 38, clinched his first major stock car victory in the World 600 after a wreck-marred race that hospitalized Glenn Roberts with third degree burns. Richard Petty finished second for $11,460 as Rex White, Ned Jarrett and others chased the lead in a dramatic Daytona event.
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Glenn
Paschal
Lee Petty
Petty
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Roberts
Daytona Beach
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Ronda
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Camden
S.C
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Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
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Rex White
Spartanburg
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
The Associated Press tally shows standings with teams such as Chicago Baltimore Cleveland New York Minnesota Boston Detroit Washington Los Angeles Kansas City and more. Weekend results include Los Angeles 9 New York 5 Boston Kansas City 4 Chicago 14 Washington 2 and Minnesota 5 Baltimore 1.
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Giants players to hold clinics for Puerto Rico youths
Several New York Giants players will conduct football clinics in Puerto Rico during May to help introduce the sport to local youngsters and promote participation.
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NEA
New York Giants
Puerto Rico
Lincoln Service School Claims Private, Government-Free Status
Lincoln Service reports helping thousands prepare for tests annually since 1948. It describes itself as one of the largest privately owned schools of its kind and states it is not connected with the government.
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Lincoln Service
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