Venturi Out as Open Qualifying Fails to Click at Memphis
Ken Venturi a top swing artist and Masters frontrunner misses the U S Open field as 36 holes of Memphis sectional qualifying join other sites from Cincinnati to Denver in cutting 150 players to 131 nonexempt spots. Notables like Sam Snead Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus gain exemptions while amateurs vie for the final berths.
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Arnie Palmer Leads Money Race Despite Memphis Setback
Arnold Palmer remains atop professional golf's money list with about 59,871 dollars after a Memphis Open ninth place. Bill Casper Jr. is second with 41,208 dollars. Gene Littler and Gary Player each added 3,050 dollars after a playoff loss, with Littler at 28,704 and Player at 21,513 in totals.
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Basketball Schedule For Wednesday Night Matchups
The card lists Chicago at Los Angeles Kansas City at Minnesota Detroit at Boston Cleveland at New York Washington at Baltimore Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston Milwaukee at Houston Cincinnati at St. Louis New York at Philadelphia San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at Pittsburgh New York at Philadelphia.
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Siebern Surges in AL RBI Race as Jimenez Maintains Batting Lead
In a week of baseball action Norm Siebern climbed to the top of the American League RBI list with 39 runs batted in, overtaking Kaline who slipped to one behind. Manny Jimenez of Kansas City held the AL batting lead at .362 despite a slump, while Kaline and Essegian saw declines. In the National League Billy Williams led with a .359 average as Tony Gonzalez rose to second at .347. Willie Mays hit four homers pushing his NL lead to 19, and Jim Gentile led AL homers with 15. A separate exhibition gave the Chicago White Sox a 9-5 win over the Denver Bears.
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Havlicek Prospects Narrow as Pipers Meet in Cleveland
John Havlicek, Ohio State basketball star, met Cleveland Pipers officials Monday but no deal was reached. Pipers president George Steinbrenner said both sides discussed options with Celtics and Browns interest noted, and Havlicek would decide within a week.
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Nunn Shuts Indians as Reds Rally for 6 2 Exhibition Win
Howie Nunn earned 11 support from Cincinnati teammates to beat Cleveland 6 2 in an exhibition. Marty Keough drove in four runs with two doubles and a single, while Gordie Coleman and Hank Foiles homered for the Reds. Chuck Essegian and Bubba Phillips homered for Cleveland. Nunn hit a batter in the sixth but retired 11 straight.
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Reds defeat Tribe in 6 two runs
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Purkey Wins National League Player of the Month
Cincinnati pitcher Bob Purkey earned the NL Player of the Month honor for May. He posted five wins in six decisions, drawing 19 votes from 50 baseball writers and broadcasters on the ballot ahead of tonight’s start for his 10th victory.
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Jockey Howard Craig Hurt in River Downs Mishap
Jockey Howard Craig, 31, from Springfield, was hospitalized with a broken foot after a riding mishap at River Downs. Debbies Tom Boy pinned him before the fourth race, ending his competition for at least five weeks.
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Local Rollerbowl Scores Show Week’s Top Teams
Weekly results list teams like Airport Snack Bar Spot Pizza and Athens Office Supply with scores from matches against Logan's Wright's Restaurant and Carl's Luncheonette. Standout appearances include Robert's Clothing and Kerr-Hunter Hardware across multiple dinery and retail fixtures.
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Keane Blames Cards Slump On Pressure
St Louis Cardinals manager Johnny Keane says the club is in a paralyzing slump as players feel pressure from a string of losses. He cites early mistakes and missed power in a seven game losing trip, with the team dropping to 24 24 and tying for fifth in the NL. General Manager Bing Devine notes no deals are imminent with 10 days until the trading deadline.
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Amesville Edges Stewart 3-2 In Summer League Battle
Amesville edge Stewart 3-2 after ninth inning errors. Bill Quinn starts the rally. Larry Driggs gets the win, Golden the loss. Stewart outhits Amesville 8-7 as Copeland tops Amesville with only multi hit. Athens upset Broadwell 4-3. Wooddell wins with 12 strikeouts.
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McElroy Pushes Probe Into Reds Sale Details
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy moves to court to compel disclosure of Crosley Foundation books over the Cincinnati Reds sale. Deputy Theodore Saker said the kinamas suit has begun and should be filed within days.
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Barton Quits Hamilton H S. returns to Xenia central as coach
Rollie Barton resigns as head basketball and baseball coach at Hamilton Garfield High School after three years with the school. He plans to return to Xenia Central High School to coach both sports following a four year absence.
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Koufax Fans 13 As Dodgers Beat Phillies 6 3
Dodgers lefty Sandy Koufax struck out 13 and allowed three hits in a 6 3 win over Philadelphia. Los Angeles moved within two games of San Francisco in the pennant race as Koufax improved to 8 2. The night also previewed upcoming matchups with the Pirates and Giants.
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Co-Champions Declared In Zaharias Open
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina and Kathy Cornelius of Scottsdale Arizona were named co champions of the Babe Zaharias Open after rain halted the final round. Each earned 1075 dollars with 36 hole scores of 146. The Zaharias Open field paid seven thousand five hundred dollars and moves to Austin Texas for the Civitan Open.
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