Pirates pound Reds as Palmer storms back in Open lead
Del Palmer rebounds for a 64 to highlight a partial scorecard at the Cleveland Open as Pittsburgh hitters lace 13 hits to bury Cincinnati. Jim Pagliarelli and Willie Stargell contribute key runs while Bob Veale dominates Reds with a five run margin. The round brings Palmer into contention and sets up a tight halfway race in a weekend PGA event.
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Butler Cards Contests and Palmer Misses Record
Gene Littler, Tommy Jacobs and a large group shot 139 to 142 in a golf field while Arnold Palmer, stationed here, started strong and nearly broke Gene Sarazen's mark before settling for the record-tying 64. Sikes closed with a late surge. Indiana schedule notes: Butler announces a 26-game basketball slate including first-time games with Utah Tulane Akron and a West Coast swing with Oklahoma State and Wah Dee.
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Santa Claus Favored In Curragh Irish Sweepstakes Betting
Santa Claus tops betting at the Curragh Irish Sweepstakes Derby with Willie Burke as rider. Crete and Dilettante II among contenders as 1 1/4 mile race offers $149,730 to winner, $29,778 to runner up, and $19,852 to third. Irish-trained contenders aim to best Santa Claus in a crowded field of 18 three year olds.
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Practice Contests For BA All-Stars
Three Babe Ruth practice contests are scheduled with two tie games and two regulars. AL-Stars host Tipton at Crawford Field today at 4 39 PM, followed by South Diamond games CIO 662 vs Pitcock, Mace vs Marsh, Coca-Cola vs Best Ever at 8 PM. Sunday features National All-Stars vs Frankfort at Crawford Field 3 PM and Olympic All-Stars vs Plainfield at South Diamond 3 PM. Max Alvis of the Indians hospitalized in Boston with undetermined illness after developing fever.
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McKinley Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Tough Victory
Defending champion Chuck McKinley navigated a stubborn left handed opponent to win in four sets and advance to the Wimbledon quarterfinals where he will face another southpaw. McKinley is the last American remaining in men's singles with the tourney nearing the end.
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San Diego
Hewitt
Martin Mulligan
Jaidip Mukerige
Madison Little League results and standings update
Acme Paving edged UK Pottery for second place by defeating Pepsi-Cola 7S. Pepsi-Cola had clinched first earlier. Final standings show Pepsi-Cola first, Acme Paving fourth, UK Pottery fifth. Also notes on Hoosier Market, Up, and nearby game results with scores and key pitchers. Next schedule lists Sertoma vs T-Men at 5:30.
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Nixon Delivers Pinch Hit Two-Run Homer for Boston Win
In Boston, pinch hitter Russ Nixon crushed a two-out ninth inning homer off Tommy John to turn a 2-1 deficit into a 3-2 victory for the Red Sox over the Cleveland Indians. Mantilla had earlier singled and Yastrzemski was retired before Nixon’s shot into right field.
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Dick Radatz
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al Downing
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Tresh
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Stable Stops Shomo In 6th
Cuban Jose Stable endures an eight month layoff after a jaw injury and stops Vince Shomo in the sixth round at Madison Square Garden to extend his victory streak to seven. Referee Jo LoScalzo halted the bout as Stable dominated the tiring New Yorker in the Garden main event.
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Vince Shomo
Madison Square Garden
Jo LoScalzo
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Chaos of Scores From Yesterday Across Baseball Leagues
Yesterday featured numerous MLB results with many extra innings and close finishes. Notable games included Chicago beating Houston 7 to 6 in ten innings and Philadelphia defeating St. Louis 5 to 3. Detroit and New York battled through 111 innings with no result recorded.
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Washington
Boston
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Richmond
Buffalo
Farrell
Ensworth
Hoeller
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Lary
Jackson
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Blass
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Ibert
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Wilson
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Portland
Oklahoma City
Denver
Spokane
Arkansas
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Dallas
Lanaxe City
Tacoma
Great Places To Fish Attract Big Staged Lures
The guide extols great fishing locations as safe retreats that attract large fish. It describes using wood-grubs as natural offerings, threading a grub on a small hook with a fine leader, casting near claw edges, and letting bait rest motionless if not immediately seized. It notes fine grass in rotting wood under bark and mentions mnfalls.
Indiana All Stars Seek Retrieval In Butler Rematch
Indiana All-Stars, led by coach Angus Nicoson, practiced at Butler Fieldhouse to correct ball handling errors after a 63-59 loss to Kentucky in Louisville. The second game is set for Butler on Saturday, with Kentucky boasting Wes Unseld whose 19 points and 26 rebounds paced the visitors.
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Kentucky All-Stars
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Freedom Hall
Butler
Hoosiers
Angus Nicoson
Indiana Central College
Nicoson
Westley Unseld
Louisville Seneca
Fairview Honors Sponsors Day At Little League Diamond
Fairview American Little League hosts its fourth annual Sponsors Day at the Fairview American diamond to honor sponsors of 14 major and minor teams. Sponsors pay initial and reduced annual fees, funding equipment and facility improvements for a program with over 225 boys and about 65 adult volunteers who helped run 116 scheduled games over 14 seasons.
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Fly-in breakfast at Anderson Municipal Airport
An open to the public event hosted by the Anderson Pilots Association offers a drive in-fly in breakfast at Anderson Municipal Airport on Sunday June 28 from 7 AM to noon. Penny-a-pound rides run from 1 PM to 6 PM, adding family entertainment and aviation exposure.
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Local Softball Scores And Upcoming Schedule
Junior East Side beat North Anderson 2 0 and Noble Street 6 3 while Intermediate N Anderson won 11 6 over Noble Street. Park Place 11 East Lynn 0 and East Lynn 16 Noble Street 6. Next week schedules list six games from Tuesday June 30 and Thursday July 2 with teams Noble Street East Side North Anderson Park Place South Meridian Elm Grove First EUB East Lynn Ovid Community Central Christian. National Football League signs 149 drafted players for 1964 season with 44 others joining other leagues.
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Ovid Community
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First Freewill Baptist
East Lyon
Grace Methodist
Arrow Heights
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