Palmer Finsterwald Cupit Lead US Open After Second Round
Arnold Palmer shoots 69 to share second round lead at Brookline with Don Finsterwald and Jack Cupit as Jack Nicklaus misses the cut by one stroke with a 153 total. Wally Burkemo and Dean Refram are two off the pace at 143 in gusty winds.
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Brookline
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Big Jack
Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Jacky Cupit
Finsterwald
Cupit
Midland
Tex
Wally Burkemo
Franklin, Mich
Dean Refram
Boca Raton
Fla
Burkemo
Refram
Spicy Living Sets Sights On Triple Crown in Oaks
Spicy Living aims to become the first filly to sweep the Triple Crown with the Soaching Club American Oaks at Aqueduct, facing 10 rivals in a 6f dash. The card also features Michigan Mile at Detroit, Cinema Handicap splits, and topweights led by Crimson Satan and Admiral's Voyage amid a crowded weekend racing slate.
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Associated Press
Eleanora Sears
Spicy Living
Aqueduct
Detroit
Hollywood Park
Russell L. Reineman
William Haggin Perry
Batfour
Crimson King Farm
Crimson Satan
Massachusetts
Fred W. Hooper
Townsend B. Martin
Sunrise County
el Peco Ranch
Brandywine Stable
Connie Ring
Oppo
J. K. Houssell
Davis Heads IHSAA The Next Group in Warsaw Selections
Indianap lis AP Lester Davis principal of Warsaw High School has been elected president of the Indiana High School Athletic Association board of control for the 1964-65 school year. Other board members include Lionel Hebert George Bayer AL Baldin and more as the group shapes the final berth for the IHSAA. Meanwhile Northern Indiana qualifiers and golf details mix with tennis and amateur finals as stars vie for spots in Midwest and national tourneys.
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Lionel Hebert
George Bayer
AL Baldin
Indianapolis
Lester
Jackie Burke
Phil Rodgers Davis
Warsaw High
Indiana High School
Lelic Association Board of Control
Gene Liter
Mike Souchak
Nicklaus
Herbert K. Rison
Sler
Brazil
Robert J. Shank
Ano the Mighty
Matt Walker
Vincennes
Arley Winkelpleck
Fowler
Elkhart, md
UPI
Jack
Jack Fleck
Indiana
Friet Union
Caryshins
Middlecoff
Dick Mayer
Tommy
Bolt
Fleck
Deane Boman
Viel
Ghezzi
Chick Harbert
Johnny
Runers
Patt
Bob Rosburg
Bob Goal
Twins Rally Past Orioles In Open Night Twin Bill
In Friday night action the Minnesota Twins defeated the Baltimore Orioles 7 to 4 in the first game of a doubleheader. Harmon Killebrew, Bob Allison and Jimmie Hall powered the offense as Minnesota surged ahead early and held on with strong relief pitching.
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Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Jimmie Hall
Minnesota
Twins
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Aparicio
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OMNI
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Dimuro
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Nixon
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Radatz
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Belanchard
Matt
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Richart - Aressoul
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Pepitone
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Jardson
Richardson Fe
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Malzone
Tresh
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Joe Gibbon
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Cubs Beat Pirates In 10th On Rodger RBI Hit
Andre Rodger singled against a pulled-in infield in the 10th and Ellis Burton followed with a home run, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 6-3 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The game details are provided with additional unrelated bowling text mixed in.
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Ellis Burton
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Vargo
Harvey
Cee
Local baseball league recap and upcoming games
The article reviews Cedar Lounge and Albea teams in the Central Indiana baseball league, noting New Castle's strong pitching, Cedar Lounge’s lineup tweaks, and Frisch's early season struggles. It lists upcoming games at Memorial Field and cross-town venues with times and key players like Riggs Snodgress Lockeridge Wolfe Weatherly and Teague, plus matchups Coca-Cola vs McCarroll's and Local 777 vs McDonald’s.
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Anderson
Frisch
Bealing Winamae
Indians
Cedar Lounge
Ule
Muncie
Frisch's
Eastmo
Highlanders
Memorial Field
New Castle
Ord
Keith Riggs
Cedar
Newnight
Castle
Phil Snodgress
Don Lockeridge
Benny Wolfe
Winnam
Sle
Ike Weatherly
M. Roberts
Mountain
Roberts
M. Gephart
Hubble Hota
James
McCarroll
Eagles
Weatherly
Indi
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Grandview Women Claim Titles in Dual Golf Tournaments
Winners for Grandview Women's Golf Club events at Grandview course are announced. Personal Guest Day results highlight Lois Sharp, Esther Carter, Donohue, and Mary Humph top placements. Members Low Gross and Low Net awards list Mary Lou Foster, Velma Grang, and others with notes on notable rounds and playoff outcomes.
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Grandview Women's
Grandview Course
Wildwood
N.J
UPL
Low Gross
Lois Sharp
James Pressing
Esther Carter
Donohue
Springfield
Mass
Blanche Filbrey
Mary Humph
National Marbles Rey
Amelia’ Tlagsatas
Friday Whenjnet
Louise Fogarty
Whitaker
Mary Lou Foster
Mary Cavester
Wolen Ferris
Velma Grang
Maye Green
Nina Simpson Joryed
Patsy Coon
Nest Shop
Dot RirFort
Mets End Phillies' Streak With 3-1 Win
New York Mets break through on two sixth inning runs to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1. Al Jackson wins pitching battle by ending Cal McLish hitless spell with a leadoff single in the sixth as Frank Thomas drives in two and Jim Piersall adds an RBI on a bunt. The Mets snap a five game skid while the Phillies drop to a four game losing streak.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Cal McLish
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Phils
al Jackson
McLish
Frank Thomas
Jackson
AL Moran
Jim Piersall
Campbell and Hoosiers Miss Cut in Friday U.S. Open
A Friday second-round cut eliminated five Hoosiers and former players from the UPI report on the U.S. Open. Dale Morey and Marla Jones led among Hoosiers with 162 and 147 in the amateur and women’s divisions, while others like Jim Fasone Joe Campbell and Robbie Jones failed to survive the cut.
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Brookline
Mass
UPI
Neal Spannuth
Jim Fasone
John Bray
Bill
Isoennuth
Bruce Chaille
Onics
Marge Carter
Dale Morey
Marla Jones
Martinsville
Jenny McKinney
Becky
Morganton
North
Carol Dixon
Ilina
Lisa Renner
Edgewood Tourney News Highlights Hubble Condition
A physician for boxer Luther Ray Hubble said the fighter’s survival is assured as Edgewood juniors competed in Amarillo. Hubble was struck by a ring rope during a bout June 7, revived in the ring, collapsed in his dressing room, and now shows slight improvement in a semi conscious state with a long rehabilitation ahead.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
Luther Ray Hubble
Edgewood
Country Club
Hubble
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