Palmer Opens National Open With 68 At Congressional
Arnold Palmer blistered Congressional Country Club for a two under 68 to grab a two stroke first round lead in the National Open. Jim Collins stumbled to a 77 amid four putts on the fourth hole and three on the sixth, while Jack Nicklaus bogied the last three holes in a 74 as others struggled on the tough layout.
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Will Grimsley Washington
Arnold Palmer
Congressional Country Club
Latrobe
Palmer
Collins
Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Regis Ipawad
Julius Boros
Aftiva
Gary Player
Tony Lema
Johnny Pott
Modesto
Calif
Joe Zakarian
Sam Snead
Ereeze
King
New Zeal
Ftland
Bob Pharles
Combacker
Ken Venturi
Bruce Cramp
Palmer’ Ton
Australia
Charles
Congres
Nicklaus
Hoosier Contingent Competes in National Open at Congressional
Three Hoosiers play in the National Open at Congressional Country Club. Best Hoosier score is 37 33 76 by Billy Maxwell of Greentree CC Carmel and Indianapolis area. Joe Campbell formerly of Anderson HS and Pur sue, carded 38 39 77. Martinsville's Sam Cartmichael shoots 41 29 80.
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Washington
Long Congressional Country Club
Hoosier Connections
Billy Maxwell
Greentree
Carmel
Indianapolis
Joe Campbell
Anderson
Pensacola
Fla
Martinsville
Sam Cartmichael
Edgewood Guest Member Day Entries Reveal Pairings
Edgewood announces Men's Guest Member Day at the Edgewood Country Club with tee times from 11:40 to 4:30 and a banquet planned by club manager. The field features players like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus in early rounds, plus notable guests and several pairings for the round.
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Washington
Congressional Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Bill Colling
aWilliam Campbell
Johnny Pott
Stan Moses
Joe Zakarian
Tony Lema
Bill Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Bobby Nichols
Robert Pansiuk
Paul Scodeller
Bill Martindale
Labron Harris Jr
Bob Jones
Dick Hyatt
Jim R T
Deakyne
Ra Kiley
Charles Sifford
Marbin Jones
Dave Brown
Lies
Coutesy Kan Hacker Chavis Beac
Bee
Wilbur Roby
Sh. A. L. Son
Speer
A. L . Iton Mills Jr
Bill West
Mills Sr
Garden France
Kenneth Porter
Boyd Brown
Charles
Shuck) Reidel
Don Caldwell
Lilill Thomas
Tovle
Ick
Toda
Wren Benaros Harbanquet
A. L. Wessar
Bill Jackson
Jim Wessar
al Johnson
Charles Martin
Niace Kirkman
C. Passmore
B. Jagk
DeLaney
George Vaught
Dick Peck
Harry Frose
Adele Hoffer
Leonard ‘Austin
Pears
Clarence
Dennis
Wendell Parson
Wm. Stewart
Charles Stewart
Charles Whetsell
Sob Fontaine
Bob Henderson
Oscar Levi
Jero Cappel
Hank Gladback
Role Winer J
Brien
Bo Work
UPI
Betsy Skipmiecinn Stevens
Iwen Case
Rawls
Mickey Wright
John Chai
Lloyd Rolinson Llosa Barton
Bot Leidoff
Kenneth Butt
Miss Rawls
Fer
Frank Gates
Bert Thomas
Jin
Mike Drake
Bill Westerman
Jack Westerman
Bill Sebrec
Wright
Gatane Dunlap
Charles Boyd
Eead Bratton
Bi Bane
Chuck) James
James Fuller
Dan McFarland
Williams
Rod Swinenart
Joe Sontey
Callison And Cater Homers Pace Phillies
Rookie Danny Cater and veteran Johnny Callison hit two run homers to back Phillies pitcher Chris Short in a 3- or 4? victory over the Chicago Cubs. Short left after the seventh, Ed Roebuck allowed Banks double and Santo homer, then Jim Bunning relieved for a save as Philadelphia wins.
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Chicago
Danny Cater
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Cater
Richie Allen
Dick Ellsworth
Callison
Chris Short
Cookie Rojas
Short
Ron Santo
Santo
Ed Roebuck
Ernie Banks
Roebuck
Jim Bunning
Pliadelphia Chicago Ab
Abe
Burke
Schier
Usha
Philadelphia
Dalrymple
Stewart
Banks
Hr-Cater
Ellsworth L
Schorr
Elston
Warnec
Position Stance and Approach for Proper Pitching
Instructional excerpt on pitching stance from Don Carter detailing foot placement and balance. It describes left foot pressure, weight distribution on the ball of the foot, and a firm planted start. The note offers a copy of the full guide for 10 cents with a return envelope.
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Don Carter
C-O National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
IT and PHA Stakes Begin at Anderson Fair
The Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association announces the start of the 1964 fair circuit at Anderson with two and three year old trotters and pacers. Final stakes payments are due, with $200 offered for non winners, and events run June 30 to July 4.
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Indiana
Al-L
P.K
Eliana
Bible
Anderson
Trotters
Johnson
N.C. Elberson
P H.A
Horse Association
Converse
Logansport
Pacers
Muncie
Shelbyville
Conners
Ville
Frankfort
Ed Johnson
Fairmount Sehall
Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association
Reformatory Nips Gas City in tight league game
Wabash defeated Hockett of Anderson 9 to 4 on the baseball diamond. Gas City edged by Reformatory 4 to 3 as Indiana Eastern Basebaw circling standings features pitchers Hovermale Ballinger and Votaw with key hits supporting a tight nine player lineup.
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Wabash
Hockett
Anderson
Gas City
Indiana
Isiners
Raser
Parrett
Pell
Roseventh
Ney
Votan
Hovermale
Bel- Box
Malsom
Reformatory
Ye Beverly
Kokom
Si Astlars Foundation
Iboro
Ay Saght
Ours
Diana
Purdue
Stanley
Richard H Stackhouse
Gas Ciy
the McCullum
Aguaepreae
Wattermire
Turner
Ballieee
Atkinson
Waltermice
IGA
Gac
Ea Wabash RW
Chance
Ehrel
Miles G. Dunscombe
Iphorer
Igtm
Webster
Fort Wayne
Indi
Nelson
Ous
Tata
Dailey
Thomas R. Hollingsworth
Richardson
S. Calhoun
Fort Wayze
Larrowe
P — Ito
Yata
Pel
Michael P. Gibson
Loon Os
Agansport
Dennis P. Eeaateons
E Frowning
Roser
Warren
South Bend
Enret
Parary
Rett
Youngblood
Barry R. Bacon
Indianapolis
Raymore
Hr—Votae
Faurk
Waltermire Ebel
S- 1
Ifotaw
F—Stanier
Roney
Gerald F. Ban
Salt—Hoskett
Larrawe
Ballinger
Sq—Votaw
Steven A. Graham
Indianaprowe
Olis
Votaw
Lar Michael
King
Indianaporowe
Lis
Rer—Votaw
Fuse Hovermale
John H. Vesey
Pall
W—Lare
Rowe
L—Hovermale
Time
John White Relapses After Indy Sprint Car Crash
Johnny White, Indy 500 rookie of the year, suffers a second relapse and is back on the critical list after a sprint car flipped at Vigo County Fairgrounds during a qualifying lap. He is planned for an operation to prevent suffocation, with condition improving after the incident.
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John White
Erre Haute
Ind
UPI
Johnny White
Warren
Mich
Vigo County Fairgrounds
White
Fall Creek
Pena
Bernin
Mornng
New Columbus
Ovid
Delceo-Remy Archery Club
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