Weiskopf Leads Philadelphia Classic On Borrowed Putter
Rookie Tom Weiskopf shot a one under par 71 to grab a two shot first round lead at the Philadelphia Golf Classic aided by a mallet-head putter loaned by a friend. Billy Casper Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer trailed as galleries watched a star-studded field at Whitemarsh Valley.
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Ford Undergoes Surgery Again In Houston
New York Yankees pitcher Whitey Ford underwent surgery Thursday for a blocked artery in the shoulder. Surgeon Denton Cooley said the vein graft replaced the ailing section and Ford, who had been on the disabled list earlier for cramps in his pitching hand, is in good condition.
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Phillies Beat Pirates 4-1 To Take NL Lead
Richie Allen and Johnny Callison sparked the Phillies as they defeated Pittsburgh 4-1. Bunning pitched eight strong innings, allowing one run on seven hits with no walks and struck out seven, moving Philadelphia into a half game ahead in the National League standings.
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Wild Pitch Dooms Mets as Cubs Rally for Win
In Chicago, a ninth inning wild pitch by reliever Bill Hepler scored Don Kessinger from second, giving the Chicago Cubs a 3-2 victory over the New York Mets. The game featured late homeruns by Larry Biit and Byron Browne and a tense finish as Hepler allowed the decisive run.
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Zoldak Dies as Pitcher for Athletics and Indians
Zoldak, a right handed pitcher known for nine seasons starting in 1944 with the SL, died in New Hyde Park. He was traded years later to the Indians for 51000 and pitcher Bill Kenney, retiring in 1952 after his second season with the Philadelphia Athletics.
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Foy and Conigliaro Slam for KC in Boston Sweep
Foy and Conigliaro belted home runs as the Kansas City lineup powered past Boston to complete a three game sweep. George Thames contributed a key RBI in a dominant showing by the Royals.
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Earlybird Calcutta Set At Fall Creek
The Creek Valley Gun Club near Markleville hosts an ATA events weekend featuring an Earlybird competition and a Calcutta. Prizes awarded to top gun in Earlybird non-registered class and to top finishers in three Lewis Classes. Traps open at 10 am. Earlybird starts 9:39 am. Calcutta follows.
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