Palmer Works On Driver
Palmer to defend British Open at Lytham St Annes. he repairs a soggy driver head and tests the club before the 72 hole event. A win would qualify him for the $50,000 World Series of Golf in Akron. Nicklaus and Boros among top challengers in a strong field.
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Lytham
ST. Annes
England
Arnold
Palmer
Midas
Latrobe
Akron
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Julius Boros
Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Phil Rodgers
Purkey Seeks Shoulder Check Before Reds Visit
Purkey visits team doctor in Cincinnati for another look at a troublesome shoulder after a rough Sunday against the Dodgers. He has been sidelined over a month, and his knuckleball lacks its prior bite as Cincinnati struggles with hitting while defending well in the NL. The Reds now sit fifth, with only one run scored in Sunday’s nightcap as Koufax silenced the lineup in the opener.
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Los. Angeles
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Reds
Purkey
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Daryl Spencer
Johnny Edwards
Ron Fairly
Ken McMullen
John Tsitouris
Dick Tracewski
Doug Cam
Fairly
Moon
John Roseboro
Koufax
Jim Gilliam
Cleveland
Crosley Field
Ex Akronite Wins $10 000 Gold Cup
Ron Musson, former Akron electrical contractor, driving Miss Bardahl in Detroit River unlimited hydroplane race, defeated Miss Thriftway before about 185000 spectators. The victory earned Musson $10 000 first money plus additional lap prizes as Bardahl led the field of 12.
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Detroit
Miss Bardahl
Seattle
Ron Musson
Akron
Miss Thriftway
Detroit River
Musson
College Student Wins Putting Championship
John Spotts a 20 year old college student from Indianapolis won the National Putting Championship in Cleveland. He earned a $10 000 prize with a 216 hole total of 346 after a final round 25 for 18 holes eleven under par.
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Cleveland
John Spotts
Indianapolis
Spotts
Pitch Cracks Shoulder Of Giant Rookie
The Giants rookie Jimmy Hart fractured his shoulder blade after a Bob Gibson pitch hit him in a Sunday doubleheader. Hart had two singles and two walks in seven plate appearances as San Francisco beat St. Louis 4 3 in 15 innings before X rays confirmed the injury. St. Louis pitcher Gibson called it an accident and manager Al Dark called it a disgrace. In Houston, the Colt 45s extended Paul Richards as general manager for six years.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Hart
San Francisco Giants
Bob Gibson
Alvin Dark
Hart
Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Tacoma
Giants
Cards
Rollerbowl league results reveal multiple tight games and standings
Weekly results show Bantam and Senior divisions with teams such as Peck's Potato Chips, Athens Office Supply, and Shank's competing. Scores include Peck's Potato Chips 15 earlier and 13 later, while Athens Amatore and Machine Works and Groves & Roman appear among top performers.
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Athens Armature
Cee Beth
Peck’s
Ear Sak
Ieee Ee Weekly
Johnson
Realuty Shop
Tom's Ol Company
Boots Vanity Lounge
Peck'’s Potato Chips
Athens Amatore and Machine Works
U J
Athens Office Supply
Groves & Ruman
Baker & Rety S
Logan's
Stace Plumbing
Harris Furniture
Harris Furniture, Chips
Peck's
Potato Groves & Roman
Baseball Injury Fatal Claims Life of 15 Year Old
In Canton a baseball injury has claimed the life of Timmothy Morrison, 15, of Uniontown. He died Sunday after being struck by a pitch while wearing a batter's helmet. His father Alexander Morrison said he was released from hospital but returned Thursday afternoon when his condition worsened.
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Canton
Timmothy Morrison
Uniontown
Morrison
Alexander
National League Wins All Star Game In Cleveland Showdown
The National League defeated the American League 6 to 5 at Municipal Stadium Cleveland in the 34th All Star game. A crowd around 56 000 was expected as managers Alvin Dark and Ralph Houk prepared lineups and pitching plans ahead of the noon EST start broadcast by NBC. Stan Musial planned a 24th consecutive All Star appearance while outfield stars Tommy Davis Hank Aaron Willie Mays anchored the NL lineup. The AL featured Leon Wagner Al Kaline Albie Pearson and Mickey Mantle sidelined by injury with Joe Pepitone at first base and Nellie Fox at second.
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Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
Los Angeles
NBC
Nellie Fox
Alvin Dark
Ralph Houk
Dark
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati
Houk
Yankee
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Bunning
Boston
Bill Monbou
Nationals
Tommy Davis
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
San Francisco
St. Louis
Bill White
Julian Javier
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Javier
Pittsburgh
Bill Mazeros
Joe Pepitone
Fox
Frank Malzone
Minnesota
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
Earl Battery
All-Star Game Looms in Cleveland as League Battles Heat Up
Major League standings show New York and Boston leading the American League with tight races. Results highlight tense matchups including Baltimore over Minnesota and Washington sweeping Los Angeles. National League leaders Los Angeles and San Francisco maintain strong paces as Chicago and St. Louis trail.
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New York
Ciicarg
S& OS
Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Ora
San Fran
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
San Francisco
Dimples Englehorn Wins Carling With Comeback
Shirley Englehorn the 22 year old from Caldwell Idaho rallied from four strokes down to beat Kathy Whitworth and Joanne Gunderson for the Lady Carling Eastern Open title in Sutton Massachusetts. Her return to form followed a serious 1960 accident with help from Ben Hogan.
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Sutton
Mass
Dimples
Shirley Englehorn
Ben Hogan
Miss Englehorn
Augusta
Hogan
Shirley
Carling
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
N. M
Caldwell
Idaho
Miss Whitworth
Joanne Gunderson
Promoter Doc Kearns Dies at 80 in Coral Gables
Miami obituary notes promoter Max Maxim Moore Doc Kearns who guided Jack Dempsey to heavyweight glory and elevated boxing gate revenue by enabling women to attend bouts. Funeral set for Wednesday at Philbrick Chapel Coral Gables. Dempsey recalls laughs and money made together after learning of his death.
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Miami
Fla
Jack
Doc) Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Stigma
Nevada
Jack Kearns Jr
Kearns
Fabulous Kearns
Dempsey
Mickey Walker
Joey Maxim
Archie Moore
Philbrick Chapel
Coral Gables
Money Events Set for Horses Next Saturday Across Major Stakes
Chateaugay Candy Spots Crimson Satan Admiral s Voyage and other thoroughbreds chase more than half a million dollars in purses on the richest day of the year. Six stakes highlight the program with three worth 100000 added money including Hollywood Gold Cup Monmouth Handicap and American Derby at Arlington.
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Hollywood Park
Monmouth Park
Arlington Park
Aqueduct
Delaware Park
Detroit
John W. Galbreath
Jimmy Conway
Galbreath
Chicago
Rex Ellsworth
Logan Man Among Top Pro Bowlers
Chicago Open PBA tournament results show Ohioans Wayne Zahn of Atlanta winning $3000 with a 93 18 total after sweeping first eight games. Bill Schaufert of Cincinnati, Ed Thomas of Logan, and Larry Oakar of Cleveland earned $700, $600, and $550 respectively with scores of 8665 8516 and 8437.
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Chicago
Wayne Zahn
Atlanta
Bill Schaufert
Cincinnati
Ed Thomas
Logan
Larry Oakar
Cleveland
Local Club Picnic Draws Members and Families in Trimble Park
Jolly Stitchers Club held its annual summer picnic at Trimble Township Memorial Park with basket dinner ice cream and cake. Attendees included George McClelland Steve Craig Frank Moody and others. Next meeting set for July 10 at Mrs George McClelland’s home.
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Glouster
Jolly Stitchers Club
Trimble Township Memorial Park
George McClelland
Steve Craig
Frank Moody
Floyd Triplett
Gene
Marsha
Aaron Wade
Sharon
Neal Wyatt
Timmy
Frank Skinner
William Tippie
Elizabeth
Bryant
Charles Milhoan
Great Lakes
Ill
Navy
Trimble
Weltha Williams
Norfolk
John Hook
Marine Pfc
Michael A. Holcomb
Francis Holcomb
Indians Rally Split Twin Bill in Cleveland
In a doubleheader at Cleveland, the Indians won the opener 11-3 on 14 hits with Max Alvis Al Luplow and Joe Azcue homering as Jack Kralick earned his ninth win. In the nightcap, Yogi Berra’s clutch double powered New York to a 7-4 10th inning win over Early Wynn who failed to reach 300 career victories.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Early Wynn
New York Yankees
Indians
Yogi Berra
Tribe
Max Alvis
al Luplow
Joe Azcue
Jack Kralick
Kralick
Yanks
Birdie Tebbetts
Wynn
Lary's Return Bright in Detroit Debut
Detroit pitcher Frank Lary rejoined the big leagues after a May option to rebuild his arm. In six innings he allowed seven hits and two runs, struck out six, leaving with a 4-1 lead before Kansas City rallied for an 8-7 defeat. Manager Dressen praised the outing despite the loss.
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Detroit
Frank Lary
Detroit Tiger
Lary
Kansas City
Ken Harrelson
Athletics
Charlie Dressen
Knoxville
Australian Margaret Smith Wins Wimbledon Women's Title
Wimbledon notes crown for Sydney native Margaret Smith as she defeats Billie Jean Moffitt 6-3 6-4 to become the first Australian woman champion since the 1950s. Chuck McKinley later claimed the men's title, ending an eight-year American drought.
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Wimbledon
England
Margaret Smith
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Sydney
Miss Moffitt
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Australia
Fred Stolle
United States
Darlene Hard
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Miss Smith
Robyn Ebbern
Girl Honored With Party at Fifteenth Birthday
A party honoring Miss Pamela Schall on her fifteenth birthday was held at 10 North St. Guests included Susan Leach Jeanette Jewell Constance Swarp Monna Russell Beverly Conway and family friends. The event featured a donkey ball game and a slumber party with birthday refreshments.
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Glouster
Pamela Schall
North St
Ohioans Win Three Races at Garnett Grand Prix
In Garnett Kansas the fifth annual Grand Prix hosted several races with Ohio entrants taking three podium spots. Bob Johnson of Columbus Chuck Dietrich of Sandusky and Don Sesslar of Columbus earned wins in their divisions. Ken Miles of Hollywood CA won the featured event. In Cincinnati Marty Riessen of Evanston IL and Stephanie Defina of Hollywood FL captured the Tri-State Tennis doubles title.
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Garnett
Kan
Bob Johnson
Columbus
Chuck Dietrich
Sandusky
Don Sesslar
Ken Miles
Hollywood
Calif
Cincinnati
Marty Riessen
Evanston, Ill
Stephanie Defina
Hollywood, Fla
Riessen
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Oregon State
Steve Pauly
Corvallis
Ore
Pauly
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Patan
Uma
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Wiedemann
Shank
Jack and Jill
Miller
Hardin's Lumber
Robert's Clothing
Mahaffey
Krostlerrbowl
Neal-T. McBride
Gayle-Ridenour
Henson-K
Bumpass
McAfee
Don Strawn
Boleo
Williams Collings
Bumpass-Dolen
Williams- Collins
Pioride
Donkey-E
Metride
Mabry-Hall
Gagle-Ridenour
Conkey
Gyele-Ridenour
Williams-Collins
Neal
Fee
R Henson-K. Bompass
Mabry- Hall
Dolen-D Bompass
Donkey
E. McBride
Miller's Poultry
Bardin’s Lumber
Seyfert's
Swearingen’s
Ray Riggs
Bardin
Major Lawrence
Englehorn
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Walker
Maxim
Moore
Doc’ Kearns
Union Iron Mines
California
Jes Willard
Toledo
Rickard
Willard
Pop
Milwaukee Braves
Greg Spahn
Warren Spahn
Greg
The
Associated Press
Tittle
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
Crystal Pool
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Billy Bello
Jim Bouton
Joe Adcock
Jerry Kindall
Adcock
Azcne
Bedlam
Tito Francona
Tito
Bouton
Francona
Ted Abernathy
Tom Fresh
Berra
Mike de la Hoz
America
the Tavern
Aichelob
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