Rex Baxter Defies Wind For 4 Under 67 In Western Open
Rex Baxter shot four under par 67 to extend his 36 hole total to 133 nine under par at the Western Open. Al Geiberger topped the day with 65 to reach 135, while a trio at 136 included Billy Casper Frank Wharton and Bill Garrett. Baxter cited gusty crosswinds and roughs that challenged his game while noting he holed key birdie putts and a lone bogey on the first hole. Geiberger made an eagle on the 15th and finished strong, with several birdies on the back nine. The Tom O Shanter course yielded a day of low scores, 48 under par, with 42 players under 145 making the cut for Saturday.
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Bellino Signs With Patriots
Navy lieutenant and 1960 All-America halfback Joe Bellino signed Friday with the Boston Patriots of the AFL. He expects final Navy separation by mid July and will join the team later in the month after completing his four-year obligation. Bellino, a Heisman winner from Winchester Massachusetts, was the first draft choice of the Patriots and the Colts.
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Stuart's 13th Homer Lifts Phillies Past Reds
Dick Stuart, after an first inning error that allowed a Reds run, hit his 13th homer with one on in the eighth to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-3 win over Cincinnati. The victory extended Philadelphia's winning streak to six games. Bob Gibson held the Mets to seven hits for his 10th win as the St. Louis starter dominated York Friday night.
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British Open Players Practice Before Championship
Sanders and Arnold Palmer led Americans in practice for the British Open at Royal Birkdale. Sanders said there is no rough just fairways, while Palmer, who has cut back his schedule, expressed eagerness to perform well next week as a field of 130 players prepared for the 27-hole layout.
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White Sox Player Released From Hospital
A Chicago White Sox manager was released from St Luke s Hospital on Friday after a hospital stay for enteritis. He planned to rejoin the club Friday night in Los Angeles following his Wednesday night hospitalization.
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Decker's Triumph Over Guide Lamp At Crawford Field
Decker's 12 to 7 victory over Guide Lamp at Crawford Field featured four-hit efforts from Crawford Field players Naseload and McKinley. The game saw Decker's offense explode with multiple hits and strong pitching to secure the win. In other notes, Count Fleet, the 1943 Kentucky Derby winner, remains the oldest living Derby victor at 25, residing at Stoner Creek Stud near Paris, Kentucky.
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Repoz Leads Yankee Power Display in 16-2 Win
New York Yankees rout Boston Red Sox 16-2 as Repoz stars with two homers four RBIs and four runs scored. Mel Stottlemyre throws eight shutout innings before nine-run ninth inning. Radatz allows late runs. Also: Orioles 8-0 over Baltimore, Kreutzer hits first major league homer in Senators win, Twins edge Athletics 3-1 with Oliva and Killebrew key hits.
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ERSKINE NATIONAL EAGLES vs Local 662 baseball recap
A condensed box score style brief notes Erskine National Eagles and Local 662 outcomes with player names McRoberts Kelly McLaughlin and Hadley, plus Ferguson Arms no hitter over Local 663 in Shadyside. Other game recaps include Hiatt Hunt and Keen for Lions vs Guide Lamp and John Marshall beating Central Tie with Woodruff homer.
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Puckett Delivers No-Hitter in St Mary's Thriller
Puckett hurled a no hitter at St Marys to power a 3 2 victory aided by unearned runs. He hit a triple while Jacobs and Jones added a double and a single. Warner collected the Gaels sixth hit as the White River Conference race tightens with Highland 8 2, Markleville 7 3, Lapel 7 3 and others chasing. Monday slate includes St Marys at Highland and other league matchups.
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Varda Named Honey Creek Football Coach
Terre Haute Indiana AP Pete Varda aged 37 has been appointed football coach at Honey Creek High School replacing Don Hamrick who resigned after several disappointing seasons Varda previously coached at Brazil High School for four years and will lead the Honey Creek program.
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Three Derby winners collide in Kentucky note
Louisville report notes Cavalcade Omaha and Count Fleet tied to a March 24 date, marking an unusual occurrence as Derby winners share quirks with birth dates across 35 years. The piece also mentions George Welsh coaching at Penn State and outlines various baseball results and schedules.
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Cedar Lounge Faces Key Two Game Set For First In CIBL
Cedar Lounge battles two tough foes this weekend aiming to sweep and hold the Eastern Division lead in the Central Indiana Baseball League. The 2-2-1 slate includes a 5 pm Friday game with Muncie and a Sunday match at Indiana Central. Jerry Degitt starts tonight with Bohannon set for Sunday's game as Cedar Lounge seeks improved defense after 21 errors in five games.
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Pepsi Rogers And Jones Win City Softball Tourney
Pepsi Rogers And Jones captured the City Softball Tourney at Shadyside with a 4 to 2 win over Alibi. Brad Yeagy pitched seven shutout innings, Dick Clevenger struck out eight for Alibi, while Leon Zachary led with 14 hits in 18 at bats. John Anderson homered for Alibi, and Ray Bird led strikeouts with 48.
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Record of Derby Nominations at Churchill Downs
In 91 years there have been 10 244 thoroughbreds nominated for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The largest single season tally was 196 in 1928.
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Indianapolis Snaps Ten-Game Losing Streak
Indianapolis Indians end a 10-game slide with an 8 6 victory over Vancouver. Jim Hicks homered and doubled with a steal, Lee Elia added three hits and two doubles, while Don Donaldson had two for Vancouver. Carl Bouldin fanned six but needed Denny Higgins relief in the ninth as the Tribe never trailed.
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