Snead Qualifies For U S Open In Michigan Sectional
Slammin Sammy Snead earns a U S Open berth with a 68 70 132 total at the Michigan sectional at Grosse Ile Country Club. He leads 41 hopefuls. Open to be held at Oakland Hills June 15 17. Teammates Davey Hill and Walter Burkemo also posted strong scores.
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Oakland Hills Country Club
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Julius Boros
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Hogan
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Pott
Races Called For 5 15 Sharp At SA Stadium
Names of boys and girls in the Anderson i Jaycees Junior Champs finals announced by Jaycees president Bill Herbig. Event list covers age 10 and under through 11-13 divisions with 50 yard dashes 200 yard shuttle relay and field events. Trophies will be awarded and refreshments donated by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
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Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
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Curtis Ford
Floyd Lollen
Carl Johnson
Albert Bostic
Kate Bannnister
Juanita Wilkerson
Debbie Masters
Alice Hammonds
Liz Peters
Freddie Brooks
Shawn Lawison
Otis Blackman
Brent Keesling
Skippy Frye
Earsley Dixon
Steve Masters
Alfred Johnson
Iackie Fuller
Betty Hopgood
Ji Julie Parks
Emily Hosek
Isaalbelle Peters
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Bobby Smith
Muriel Summerville
Early Dickson
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Brucel Streaty
Calvin Jones
Brent Keessling
Charles Harden
David Brooks
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Kate Bannister
Shirley Graham
Isabelle Peters
Alberta Hendricks
Belinda Broadmax
Rosie Lark
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Cheryl Kegler
Linda Springer
Sports Notebook Delivers Local Scores and Upcoming Games
Local league action features Firefighters vs Eagles at 5:30 and a Double M Pony League shift to Markleville on Saturday with Middletown Oilers and Markleville Merchants. Multiple HRs and lineup notes recur among Pepsi Cola, Montclair clubs, and Acme Paving results.
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Moore Poised To Defend Title In Rinaldi Showdown
In Monticello New York American light heavyweight champion Moore trains for a high profile bout against Italy’s Giulio Rinaldi set for Madison Square Garden. The 44 year old American aims to slim his frame to the 175 pound limit while maintaining power and stamina. Moore weighed in strong at training camp and plans a focused display in New York City.
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Cepeda Delivers Singles and Home Run as Giants Top Phillies
Cepeda singled and hit a home run to spark a 4-2 victory for the San Francisco Giants over the Philadelphia Phillies. The key at bat came after intentional walk of Willie Mays to load the bases, with Cepeda driving a ball through the box for the lead. Other details: Mays, Kuenn, and Davenport contributed, while Short was the losing pitcher and Miller the winner. The game saw notable hits from Demeter, Kuenn, and Taylor, and included multiple defensive plays and substitutions. The Giants improved their record behind strong early offense and bullpen work.
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UPI
Orlands Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
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Chris Short
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Kuenn
Phila
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Ruth Starred Cloudburst Sparks Batavia Fray in Stormy Game
A New York Pennsylvania League clash at Batavia, Jamestown vs Batavia, saw a late rally tied 3-3 before a cloudburst hit the field. Players clashed in the downpour as Ray Cancel raced the bases and umpire signals were unclear. Groundskeeper Everett Corran helped end the melee by turning off lights.
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N.Y
Jamestown
Ray Cancel
Bob Hamilton
Everett Corran
Corran
Angels Shut Out Baltimore 4-0 to climb from cellar
Los Angeles pitcher Ted Bowsfield earned his first start of the year, blanking the Baltimore Orioles 4-0 as the Angels moved out of the American League basement. Giants of the game included Adair Gentile and Bilko with runs, while Hoeft took the loss for Baltimore.
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UPI
Ted ‘Bowsfield
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Max Angaherhi Baltimre
Yost
Soon Willams
Nan Pearson
Brandt
Gentile
Asarnil
Triandos
Aspmnte
Hansen
Ronsarftano
Adair
Bowsfield
Hoeft
Philey
Los Angeles
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Aspromente
Leek
Bilko
Los
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Honor Sharpe Elected Indiana Coaches Assoc President
Honor Sharpe a Terre Haute Gerstmeyer veteran coach was elected president of the Indiana Coaches Association in a mail ballot. John Longfellow Jr. Muncie Central is vice president Floyd Henry New Albany sergeant-at-arms and Robert L Nipper Indianapolis Short Ridge athletic director is re elected secretary treasurer Sharpe 21 year coaching veteran succeeds Dick Baumgartner Crawfordsville PARIS France has 125 ski resorts with many hotels.
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Howard Sharpe
Terre Haute
Gerstmeyer
Indiana Coaches Association
John Longfellow Jr
Muncie Central
Floyd Henry
New Albany
Robert L. Nipper
Indianapolis Shortridge
Sharpe
Dick Baumgartner
Crawfordsville
Pirates and Braves bid $200000 for prep shortstop star
Fresno Bee sports writer reports Pittsburgh Pirates and Milwaukee Braves in a $200000 bonus bid war for Bob Bailey of Wilson High Long Beach California. Bailey, 18, hits over .400, stands 6-1 185 pounds and bats and throws right handed. Bailey graduates June 15 and is bound by baseball rules until diploma. Bailey's father Paul is a friend of Pittsburgh scout Bob Hughes.
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Fresno, Calif
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukees
Braves
California
Tom Meehan
Fresno Bee
Bob Bailey
Wilson High
Long Beach
Calif
Bailey
Meehan
Paul
Bob Hughes
Pittsburgh
Yankees Sweep Twins to extend skid and homer pace
New York fans watched Ralph Terry toss hitless ball after a double and triple in the first inning as the Yankees swept Minnesota in a four game set. Roger Maris and Yogi Berra homered to lift the Yanks to a 5 1 win and set an AL record with 31 homers in 16 games.
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Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Billy Martin
Twins
Lenny Green
Yankees
Roger Maris
Yogi Berra
Pedro Ramos
Terry
Minnesota
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Notable scoring mix up in Minnesota New York game
The box score fragment shows Ramos taking a third inning out, Valdivielso exiting in the ninth, and references to players including Richardson Ku vhek Skowron and Maris. Pocket notes list LOB counts for Minnesota and New York, with Green doubling and Maris homer. Pitchers Ramos and Palmquist noted with line scores.
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Terry
Jon
Pan
Stan
Ramos
Valdivielso
Minnesota
H— E-Versalles
Richardson
New York
Kubek Richardson
Skowron
Ku Vhek
Minnegota
Green
Martis
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Berra Sr—Killebrew
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Palmquist
Finley Proposes In-Game Protest Line for Gordon
Kansas City owner Charles C. Finley floated a plan to connect a telephone from manager Joe Gordon in the press box to home plate so Gordon could protest calls directly to umpires. Umpire Charles Berry rejected the request. Gordon then backed the idea for a coach in the booth while he returned to the dugout to respond as needed.
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Kansas City Athletics
Frank Lane
Joe Gordon
Finley
Gordon
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