Nicklaus Urges Tour Cut To About 30 Events
Jack Nicklaus says the PGA tour is getting out of hand and should be reduced to about 30 events to ensure strong fields for majors. He notes players need off weeks before prestige tournaments and cites sponsors and exhibitions as benefits. He also comments on The Country Club course conditions for the Open.
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Roberts Ties With 3 Others For Golf Lead
In Indianapolis Hillcrest Country Club weather halted play as four players Terry Winter Dick Roberts Mark Darnell and Jim Topolgus Jr tied for the first round lead after firing one over par 72s The storm left 80 golfers on site with 23 remaining to finish Tuesday morning before moving to Coffin course for the next round
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Boros Wins $9,000 In Buick Open Victory
Julius Boros captured $9,000 for winning the Buick Open in Dunedin Florida moving his 1963 earnings to $43,325 and climbing to third on the PGA money list. Gary Player dropped to fourth with $39,065 while Jack Nicklaus remained the leader at $57,615. Tory Lemma was in second with $49,006 despite not entering the Michigan event.
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Bowling, 30¢ at Rains New AMF balls
Rains offers bowling balls at 30 cents and a deal on new AMF balls. Holes plugged priced at 2 dollars 50 cents.
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Kaline's Pair of Homers Pace Detroit Victory
Al Kaline hit two home runs as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Boston Red Sox 6 to 1. The milestone homer gave Kaline his 200th Career American League homer, adding him to a select group of active sluggers.
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Frankton routs Summitville as Waltermire homers and miscues loom
Frankton defeated Summitville 9 to 1 after five innings as Larry Waltermire hit a triple and scored on a sequence of errors by Summitville. Frankton pitchers Condon allowed two hits and one run while Kurtz gave up ten hits and seven runs. A storm halted play with Frankton leading and the team prepares to host St Mary's.
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Angels Uncork 18 Hit Attack in Victory
Los Angeles surged to a win over Kansas City as 18 hits including three homers propelled the Angels. The Athletics continued a downturn with the loss on Monday night. In St Louis, Charlie Johnson earned a master of science in chemical engineering at Washington University during commencement.
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Radatz Shines As Reliever For Detroit Tigers
The 6'6" right-hander Richard Radatz, a Michigan State graduate, dominates AL relief work with no runs allowed in 22 innings and a 1.3 ERA. He shut down Baltimore with six scoreless innings in relief, improving to 4-1 on the season.
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Teague homers power Cedar Lounge but New Castle wins 7 6
Lucius Teague hit three homers for New Castle as Cedar Lounge and New Castle split a league doubleheader battle. Wiles added a solo shot for New Castle while J Smith homered for Cedar Lounge. Final score 7 6 with New Castle taking the win behind Riggs and Lockeridge in relief.
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Utter Again Named Top Golden Gloves Referee
Anderson’s Bob Utter receives national recognition from the AAU for his work in Golden Gloves. The 1 year veteran refereed over 2000 amateur bouts and multiple major tournaments including Hagerstown Houston and Camp Atterbury events. He has officiated with famed boxers and was honored by the Indiana Athletic Commission in 1956.
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Wrigley May Wind Up With Biggest Last Laugh In Baseball History
New York report says Phil Wrigley may secure the biggest last laugh in baseball as the Cubs under Bob Kennedy show added fire. It notes rookies Billy Williams Ken Hubbs and Ron Santo maturing while a rotating coaching plan spreads expertise through the club aided by the Altman for Jackson trade.
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Stallard Wins First Major League Game in Two Years
Tracy Stallard earns his first major league victory in two years by limited the Cincinnati Reds to seven hits as the Mets win 3 2 Tim Harkness hits a solo shot for the decisive run and Charlie Neal and Choo Choo Coleman drive in Mets runs The loss goes to Joey Jay who yields all three New York runs through seven innings
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Sunday results span National and American leagues with notable scores such as New York 8 Cincinnati 1 and Los Angeles 11 Chicago 8. Yesterday Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 6 3 while New York defeated Cincinnati 7-0. Today features several city matchups and doubleheader notes. A Houston Colt Stadium crowd of 30 000 for a day game drew praise for Sunday night baseball viability with executives stressing attendance and heat considerations.
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Phillies Ray Culp Earns Eighth Win as Phils Edge Braves
Ray Culp pitched eight innings to earn his eighth win as Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 6 to 2. The game ended after 52 innings due to rain with Culp striking out seven and allowing four hits including Eddie Mathews’s two run homer. Bob Hendley took the loss for Milwaukee.
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First Sunday Night Game Draws Throng in Houston
The Houston Colts hosted the San Francisco Giants for the first Sunday night major league game drawing 17,437 fans, four times the expected afternoon attendance and the second largest Sunday crowd in Houston. Giants officials and Colts management hailed the turnout as a success.
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Arizona Masters Penn State in NCAA First Round
Arizona Wildcats defeated Penn State 8-1 behind starter Sherwin Scott who earned his eighth win. Penn State's lone run came on a fourth inning single by Ed Kmit driving in Pete Liske. The game opened 1-1 before Arizona broke it open with four in the sixth and two more in the seventh.
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Kynch and Saveges Win PGA Playoff Spots
Ed Knych of Ft Harrison Golf Course in Indianapolis and John Saveges of Orchard Ridge Club in Fort Wayne earned sectional qualifying places for the National PGA tournament in Dallas. Both shot 71 69 140 at Kokomo Country Club, par 70 70 140. Charlie Harter of Pleasant Run Club in Indianapolis secured the third Indiana spot automatically. The national event runs July 18-21 at the Athletic Club Golf Course in Dallas.
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Control Tips for Beginners pamphlet offer
The notice advertises a pocket sized pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners. To obtain a copy readers should send 10e plus a stamped self addressed envelope to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate 20 N Wacker Drive Chicago Tl.
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Cubs Chief Says No I Told You So Note on Pennant Hope
Chicago Cubs General Manager John C. Holland refused to say he told the world so as the club contends for first in the NL race. He yes he hopes for better pitching from Kal Koonce and Glenn Hobbie and sees little chance of a June 15 trade to add a top starter.
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Connie Mack Owens With 2 Games Today
The 1963 Anderson Connie Mack boys baseball league opens with two games at 5:45 and 8:00 PM Joral's faces Pepsi-Cola in the nightcap while Broadway meets Supreme Tool in the opener.
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