Ferrier Sets 61 In Speedway Open At Indianapolis
Jim Ferrier the 48 year old former PGA champion shot a 61 for a record round at the Speedway Open in Indianapolis. Julius Boros and Don Finsterwald led after 54 holes with 200s as Rex Baxter posted 67 to stay within four strokes of the leaders.
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Indianapolis
Jim Ferrier
Julius Boros
Don Finsterwald
Rex Baxter
Amarillo
Nanxter
Baxter
Tommy Aaron
Fred Hawkins
Bob Duden
Tony Lema
Claude King
Chi Chi Rodriguez
al Geiberger
Ai Collins
Miller Barber
Jack Burke
Ron Leteltier
Joh Langford
Sam Carmichael
Bobby Nichols
Jerry Steelsmith
Don Fairfield
Bruce Crampton
Bob McCallister
Ken Sfill
Jerry Barber
Bob Rosburg aBill
Ron Weber
Pe Ray Barnes
Jerry Edwards
Mason Rudolph
Jerry Pittman
al Mengert
Gay Brewer
Chavez Ravine to Host 28 Story Ski Jump
Los Angeles Dodgers stadium Chavez Ravine will house a 165 foot high ski jump coated in crushed ice. An Olympic team jumping event is planned October 25 to 27 to raise funds for Innsbruck Austria winter games expenses. Proceeds aid U S ski team.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chavez Ravine
Innsbruck
Austria
Ball Park
Farquhar Wins Amarillo CC Title After 19 Holes
John Farquhar defeated Ben Lane Jr. 1-up in 19 holes to win the Amarillo Country Club men’s golf championship after a tight match. Lane led early with steady front and back nines, while Farquhar staged a late rally including an eagle on No. 9 and a clutch par on the 19th. Lane’s late putts kept the contest close as Farquhar claimed his second club championship, previously winning in 1960.
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Borus
Finsterwald
John Farquhar
Ben Lane Jr
Amarillo Country Club
John
Lane
Farquhar
Ben
Cameron Roach
Richard Farwell
Earl Smith
R. C. Davidson
Pat Webb
John Boyce
Long Wagner
Tom Porter
Carl Edwards
and Anderson
George Morries
Ira Blackburn
Hal Brown
C. B. Lynch
Farouhar
Colts Rally Past Braves In 17th Inning Marathon
Houston Colts score two runs in the 17th on four straight two-out hits to beat Milwaukee Braves 3 to 1 in a four hour 46 minute game. Carl Warwick homered for Houston and Rusty Staub, Jim Campbell, and Warwick delivered the decisive rally after Ron Piche fanned the first two batters in the inning. Hal Woodeshick earned the win over Denny Lemaster in relief as Milwaukee’s pitchers stacked 17 strikeouts.
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Houston Colts
Milwaukee Braves
Carl Warwick
Ron Piche
Rusty Staub
Jim Campbell
Ring Warwick
Staub
al Spangler
Woodeshick
Denny Lemaster
Bill Jackowski
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Roy McMillan
Lee Maye
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Templie
Bruce Temple
Mave Ipoh
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Lemster
Pak
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Piche
Lemester Schneider
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Secory
Local Baseball and Basketball Scores Roll In Across Leagues
A dense clash of figures shows American League standings with New York Baltimore and Kansas City leading. Northern and Southern divisions list Dallas Fort Worth Seattle Denver and Portland results with Sunday results highlighting Denver Tacoma Spokane and Salt Lake City.
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Los Angeles
Cleveland
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Newark
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Washington
Angeles
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Tyley
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Southern
Orie
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Ft. Vworth
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Oklahoma City
Denver
Salt Lake City
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Spokane
Seattle
Hawaii
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Oklahomaa City
Amarillo Gold Sox at El Paso baseball game
The Amarillo Gold Sox travel to El Paso for an 8:45 p.m. CST baseball showdown. Also on the schedule is the City Junior Golf Tournament at Ross Rogers Municipal Course with junior players competing.
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Amarillo Gold Sox
E! Paso
Golf City
Ross Rogers Municipal Course
Indianapolis Driver Killed in Ohio Speedway Crash
Allen Crewe, a New Bremen speedway racer who competed in the Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis, died from head and chest injuries after a Sunday crash at New Bremen Speedway. He passed away at Good Samaritan Hospital in Dayton, Ohio.
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New Bremen
Ohio
Allen Crewe
Indianapolis
New Bremen Speedway
Springfield
Good Samaritan
Dayton
Russia Dominates European Amateur Boxing Championship
Russia captured six gold medals at the European Amateur Boxing Championship in Moscow on Sunday, boosting a dominant performance as Western challengers faltered. The strongmen led the medal tally with a record haul, signaling a powerful showing for the host nation.
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Moscow
Russia
SVU Players Ineligible for Football Next Fall
Three Southern Methodist football players failed to pass spring semester classwork and will be ineligible for the upcoming season, coach Hayden Fry said Saturday.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist
Hayden Fry
Hicks Captures Dumas Golf Championship
Ken Hicks of Amarillo won the North Plains Country Club Invitational with a three under par 67-70 total 137. Other championship flight scores included Bob Baker 71-70 141 H D Cogburn 76-67 143 Billy Henderson 74-70 144 Bill Deane 71-74 145 and several players from Amarillo Dumas Pampa Dalhart Canyon.
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Dumas
Ken Hicks
Amarillo
North Plains
Amarillo Sports Briefs From Monday Morning June 3 1963
Short sports note from Amarillo Texas dated June 3 1963 highlights local results and upcoming events. Details remain readable on page four of the Amarillo Daily News with mentions likely including teams players and scores.
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Amarillo
Texas
Altus Beats Tascosa 9 1 In Tri-State Legion Game
Altus defeats Tascosa 9-1 in Sunday baseball at Altus during the Tri-State Tournament. Amarillo meets Salina Kansas on Monday at 6 p.m. Stan Robinson hit a home run for Tascosa while Bruce Magness and teammates contributed for Altus.
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Altus
Okla
Tascosa
American Legion
Amarillo
Salina
Kan
Bruce Magness
Jimmy Carter
Stan Robinson
Curt Kestner
Chuck Stout
Benny DeNignt
Joe Perriman
Kaplan Wins At Childress Tournament Championship
Don Kaplan of Childress captured the Childress Tournament with a 10 under 203. His rounds were 67 67 69. Other flight scores: Jimmy Wilcoxson 213 John McConnell 217 Joe Mills 222 Monte Sherrod 228 Jay Dunbar 229 Cotton Anderson 244 Larry Parks 246.
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Childress
Don Kaplan
Gold Sox Road Trip Delayed by Stadium Flooding
Amarillo Gold Sox canceled the fourth game with the Austin Senators as Potter County Stadium was covered by two inches of water making the field unplayable. Manager George Genovese will shift pitching duties. Gerberman to start Monday at El Paso, 8:45 CST.
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Potter County
Austin Senators
Joe Macko
Lloyd Wallis
Senators
George Gerberman
Macko
el Paso
Dick Risenhoover
KGNC
Gerberman
San Antonio
Don Prince
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Wallis
Albuquerque
Mat Gayeski
Paul Doyle
George Genovese
Sun Kings
FC Paso
Cliff Davis
Dick Burwell
Sox
Ron Goerger
Jim Flynn
Austin
Will
Sachs Pays Fine After 500 Clash
Eddie Sachs, driver from Detroit, was fined $100 by the USAC after the Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He apologized for continuing after brushing a railing and later crashed. The dispute also included Sachs disagreeing with Parnelli Jones over oil leaks.
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Eddie Sachs
Detroit
U.S. Auto Club
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
USAC
Sachs
Parnelli Jones
Jones
British Amateur Opens at St Andrews with Walker Cupers
Eight American Walker Cup players join locals in the British Amateur at St Andrews beginning Monday. Notables include Billy Joe Patton and Labron Harris Jr among favorites in a 250-strong field. Harris starts against Paul Coste as 89 Americans enter the event over seven 18-hole rounds ending with a 36-hole final. Weather and course conditions at St Andrews’ Old Course are reported favorable for the 6,938-yard layout par 72.
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Scotland
Jesse Sweetser
Sweetser
Labron Harris Jr
Stillwater
Ohio
Stuart Murray
Ed Updegraft
Tucson
Ariz
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Fla
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Michael Bonallack
Sandy Saddler
Bob Gardner
Essex Falls
N.J
Richard Davies
Pasadena
Calif
Martin Christmas
England
Paul Coste
Jamestown
R.L
Air Force School
Chateauroux
France
Bobby Jones
Ed Updegraff
M. Andrews
Berth Open in NCAA Tourney
OMAHA AP Only one berth remains undecided in the NCAA World Series field. Missouri the Big Eight champion meets St. Louis University Monday in a best of three series. A Tigers victory would give Missouri their fifth NCAA trip and follows past titles in 1954 and runner-up finishes in 1952 and 1958.
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Omaha
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Missouri
St. Louis University
Tigers
Mets Rally Past Pirates in Two to Split Twinbill
Jim Hickman hit a 10th inning homer to give the New York Mets a 4-3 win in the second game and complete a doubleheader split after a 2-1 victory in the opener. Trace Stallard dominated early before Pittsburgh tied late. Larry Bearnarth earned the save.
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NEW York
Jim Hickman
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets
Hickman
ElRoy Face
Pirates
Trace Stallard
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Jerry Lynch
Ron Brand
Stallard
Larry Bearnarth
Bearnarth
Angels Stop Orioles to Sweep with 8 2 Victory
Albie Pearson homered and drove in three as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Baltimore Orioles 8-2 to complete a three game sweep. Dean Chance earned his fifth win while Robin Roberts saw his four game winning streak end as Los Angeles piled up 13 hits off the veteran and his successors.
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LOS Angeles
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Angels
Robin Roberts
Dean Chance
Roberts
Semi-Pro Doubleheader Postponed Over Wet Grounds
The Tri-State League semi pro doubleheader between Graham Plow of Amarillo and Woodward Oklahoma was postponed due to wet grounds at Memorial Park. No makeup date has been announced.
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Graham Plow
Amarillo
Woodward
Okla
Memorial Park
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Amarillo Air Force Base
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Bess Orr Foringer
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W. E. Boyd
W. Éth
Chiropractic
Chiropractic Educational Society
Richard Carter
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Amarilo
Ann Hartteider
Jefferson, Amarillo
Lee Hartteider
Claude Killingsworth
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Herbie McMennamy
Washington, Amarillo
Sam McMennamy
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