Golf Open Qualifiers Set 144 Spots At 28 Courses
The U S Open qualifiers offer 144 spots from 28 courses nationwide with a 36 hole test. A field of about 2150 entrants contends for those spots while 17 exempt champions and ten last season low scorers gain automatic entry. Ted Makalema won the Hawaiian section with 72 75. Defending champ Dick Mayer and other past victors are noted among exempt players.
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Sanders Wins Western Open in Rain Slugfest
Doug Sanders, 24, from the University of Florida, won the 55th Western Open at Red Run Golf Club with a final round 68 in a driving rain, finishing 4 under par and one stroke ahead of Don Finsterwald who took second. Finsterwald earned $2500. Sanders collected $5000.
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N.C
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Redlegs sweep split in wild doubleheader with Phillies
Cincinnati Redlegs win the opener 2 1 in a pitching duel then the nightcap lurches to an 11 11 tie after nine. The suspended game resumes later with Roy McMillan Don Hoak and Temple delivering key hits as the Reds chase a four game run in 48 hours through Philadelphia Cincinnati and Los Angeles with more baseball ahead.
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Dodgers Beat Cubs In 1-0 Shutout To Narrow Gap
Walter Alston praised rookie Stan Williams after a two hit 1-0 win over Chicago as the Dodgers snap a Friday double loss and move within 10 games of first. Williams worked three innings in cold 48 degree weather with a 20 mph wind. The Giants reclaimed first place by ending St. Louis Card’s four game lead.
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Seek Managers For Boys Loop In Gallipolis
Gallipolis officials held Babe Ruth League tryouts on Memorial Field as six teams of 11 players prepare for a 6 p.m. June 9 start with the Braves versus the Phillies. Lang seeks volunteers to manage Dodgers and Phillies teams.
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Pittsburgh 5 Milwaukee 1 in rain shortened game
Turley's eighth complete game in nine starts anchored Pittsburgh. Boston’s offense included three runs from a wind blown pop fly by Jackie Jensen near the foul line. Billy Lee received a $100 fine and suspension after clashing with an umpire in a 5-2 Washington win over Baltimore. Chicago Detroit game postponed after four innings due to rain with Detroit leading 1-0 on Al Kaline’s homer.
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Bragan Lashes Indians as A's erupt for five unearned runs
Cleveland drops to fourth after 6-2 loss to Kansas City as five unearned runs come in during a first inning error and wild throw. Gary Bell debuts in relief, fanning six over three innings in a bright spot for the Tribe.
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Christiansen Fires 71 as Ohio U Wins 3-Way Golf Meet
Earl Christiansen of the ACC fired a 71 to take medalist honors in a three-way golf match at the Athens Country Club. Ohio University Varsity beat an Alumni team 16 to 8 and edged the Country Club 22 to 13. ACC won with Christiansen’s one-under-par 71 leading a strong field.
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12 Year Old Kentucky Skeet Champ Wins Open Title
Roselle Illinois twelve year old Bobby Shuley captured the all gauge Kentucky Open skeet championship by breaking 250 straight targets. He outshot seasoned adults as his father Al Shuley watched and celebrated the victory amid the pool scene after the win.
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OU relay team sets AAU mark at Dayton Relays
Ohio University crack mile relay team set three records at the Ohio AAU Relays in Dayton posting 3 17.9. The quartet Aljah Butcher Bob Christian Hal Buchert and Les Carney broke OU varsity Ohio AAU and Dayton field records. Carney won the 220 yard dash in 21.3 and is the Mid American champion in this event.
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HVAL teams split as Buchtel, The Plains win
Buchtel edged Plantsville 8 7 in nine innings after a late nine run rally while The Plains crushed Hogan's Bar 14 8. Chauncey dominated Amesville 13 2 for its first HVAL win. Max McQuire led Buchtel with four RBI and Russ Tinkham starred for The Plains with four hits and four runs.
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Merchants Fall 4-1 to Washington D H in Heart of Ohio clash
Lefthander Bob Robinett silenced the Nelsonville Merchants as Washington D. H. won 4-1. Robinett fanned 17 over the complete game, allowing six hits and one walk. Nelsonville drop to 1-3 while Merchants pitcher Gene Hesson took the loss after seven innings and five strikeouts.
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Penton Wins 250-Mile Columbus-Athens Motorcycle Run
John Penton of Lorain Ohio won a 250 mile cross country race from Columbus to Athens and back sponsored by the Columbus Enduro Riders Assn. The event took place Sunday.
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Nelson Drives Leafs Past Buffalo With Big Doubleheader
Rocky Nelson blasted six hits including two homers and drove in seven as Toronto beat Buffalo 6-5, lifting his season RBI to 50. The veteran slugger, a league standout, already belted 19th and 20th homers in the stretch.
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Satin and Silky Sullivan Start Same Way
In Inglewood California Satin Sullivan began similarly to his famed brother Silky Sullivan by slow gate action. He did not finish like Silky though breaking last and ending ninth in a nine horse Hollywood Park race.
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Stuttgart bout pits Redl against Mueller in tight score
Stefan Redl from Stuttgart faces Gerd Mueller of Germany in a boxing match noted by a high point spread of 145 to 143 percent with Passaic New Jersey as a referenced location.
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