Barber's 63 Leads Speedway 500 Festival Open Field
Little Jerry Barber carded an eight under par 63 at the Speedway Golf Course to lead the $50 000 invitational 500 festival open first round. He finished four strokes ahead of a 150 player field and tied the course record 64 set by Emil Mashie in 1942. Doug Ford Johnny Patt and Bob Goalby shot 66 as pros broke 70. Barber dropped eight birdies with 25 putts and eyes his third win of 1960. Don Street won a special $1 000 prize with a 72 in the opening round while 150 players chased a $9 000 top prize in the event.
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Ford Yankees Halt Orioles Lead With Shutout
Whitey Ford pitched a complete game three hitter to derail the Baltimore Orioles 2-0 in New York. The loss ends Baltimore’s fourgame streak and drops them 0.012 behind idle Cleveland. Ford’s first complete game since 1959 and second win in four decisions against Baltimore.
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25 Cars Battle For 7 Berths In Little 500
Sun Valley Speedway hosts time trials to fill 17 remaining spots in the 33 car field for the Twelfth Annual Little 500 sprint event. The 8:30 p.m. race starts Saturday with 25 cars chasing seven berths. gates open for practice at the quarter mile track this afternoon. James Garner will drive the pace car on Saturday night, with front-row and pole-start uncertainties lingering after Daywall’s withdrawal and Wilson’s late substitution.
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Campbell tallies four under par at Speedway in 500 Festival Open
Joe Campbell former Anderson amateur now in New York City fired a four under par 67 in a practice round at the Indianapolis Speedway course where he competes in the 500 Festival Open Tourney. He followed with a 3 under par 69 and named Arnold Palmer Mike Souchak and George Bayer as the players to beat on the long Speedway course.
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Major League Standings and Wednesday Results
National League results include San Francisco over Philadelphia in rain, Los Angeles over Pittsburgh, St Louis tied Milwaukee, Cincinnati over Chicago in extra innings. American League features Detroit versus New York, Baltimore over Chicago, Boston over Kansas City, Cleveland over Washington in rain, plus ties and rain-affected games across associations and minor leagues.
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Cardinals Sign Day for coming season in St. Louis
ST LOUIS UPI Tom Day the Cardinals 20th draft pick has signed for the coming season. He is 6 2 and 230 pounds. Age 44. Managing Director Walter Wolfner announced Thursday. Coach Frank Ivy plans to use Day, an All Conference selection at North Carolina A and T, as a guard.
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