Finsterwald Tops Open Qualifier Field in Cincinnati
Don Finsterwald enters as the odds-on medalist contender in the sectional U S Open qualifier at Clovernook Country Club Cincinnati Ohio He finished runner-up at the Buick Open in Grand Blanc Michigan The qualifier features 31 entrants including 24 professionals for seven berths to Brookline Massachusetts in June 2022 Play on the rain softened 35 36 71 par layout is expected to be slow.
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Don Finsterwald
Grand Blanc
Mich
Brookline Country Club
Boston
Clovernook Country Club
Pros and amateurs bound for eliminations in golf event
Expected to finish close to Finsterwald are pros Don Es sig of Indianapolis and Frank Stranahan of Toledo. Other top pros include Don Bis plinghoff of Tierra Verde Florida Art Doering of Columbus Joe Taylor of Charleston W Va and Jouett Brown of Cincinnati. Two strongly rated amateurs are John Ehlen and George Frankenfeld of Cincinnati. Bob Littler Jr of Athens Ohio and John Owens of Lexington Ky also are expected to do well. Ninety nine places are to be filled in the Tuesday eliminations bringing to 129 the number of survivors from an original non exempt list of 2403. Of the entry list of 2424 defending champion Jack Nicklaus and 20 others received total exemptions from the two stages of qualifying.
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Don Essig
Indianapolis
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Don Bisplinghoff
Tierra Verde
Fla
Art Doering
Columbus
Joe Taylor
Charleston
W. Va
Jouett Brown
Cincinnati
John Ehlen
George Frankenfeld
Bob Littler, JR
Athens
Ohio
John Owens
Lexington
Jack Nicklaus
Ex Champion Jack Root Dies At 83
LOS ANGELES the world s first light heavy weight boxing champion John Jack Root has died at 83 from arteriosclerotic heart disease. He outpointed Kid McCoy in Detroit April 22 1903 to win the title. No survivors are listed. In Tokyo Charles Shipes 150 Oakland Calif KO d Noboru Saito 15454 Japan. In Mexico City Juan Ramirez 12434 out pointed Eloy Sanchez 126 Mexico to retain featherweight title.
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John
Jack) Root
Root
Kid McCoy
Detroit
Tokyo
Charles Shipes
Oakland
Calif
Noboru Saito
Japan
Mexico City
Juan Ramirez
Mexico
Eloy Sanchez
Ramirez
Indians Top Senators 7-3 on 16 hits as McDowell exits hurt
Cleveland beat Washington 7-3 to run their winning streak to three and six of seven. Vic Davalillo Fred Whitfield and Woodie Held each had three hits led the attack. Sam McDowell left with arm trouble. Gary Bell worked six strong innings in relief.
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Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
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Woodie Held
Sam McDowell
Birdie Tebbetts
McDowell
Gary Bell
Chuck Hinton
Bell
Ted Abernathy
Tom Cheney
Davalillo
Hinton
Barry Latman
Mike McCormick
Griffith Regains Crown In Close Win Over Rodriguez
Emile Griffith regains the world welterweight title with a split 15 round decision over Luis Rodriguez to reclaim the crown for a record third time. Both fighters weighed 146 1/2 pounds with Rodriguez earning $40,000 and Griffith $37,500 in a tense New York bout that divisive ringside reaction and AP polls labeled close.
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Rodriguez
New York
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Virgin Islands
Miami
Cision
Los Angeles
Jimmy Devlin
Tony Rossi
Joe Armstrong
Associated Press
Trainer Has No Plans For Chateaugay
Chateaugay upset Candy Spots to win the Triple Crown duel at Aqueduct after a Kentucky Derby and Preakness. Trainer Jimmy Conway, known for horses in the Belmont winner, has no immediate plans for Chateaugay. Candy Spots trainer Mesh Tenney sent the colt to Chicago for a possible start in the Chicagoan at Washington Park.
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Jimmy Conway
Chateaugay
Candy Spots
California
Aqueduct
Rex C. Ellsworth
John W. Galbreath
Mesh Tenney
Chicago
Washington Park
Conway
Swaps
Ellsworth
Galbreath
Bakenhaster Signs with Cardinals After High School Glory
Dublin standout Dave Bakenhaster, 18, signed by the St. Louis Cardinals with a fat bonus, will play for Brunswick Georgia-Florida League team. He pitched nine no-hitters in high school and went 17-0 as a senior leading Dublin to Ohio Class A finals. Also notes Ray Hubbel in Amarillo remains in critical condition after a KO loss and Nancy Vanderheide wins the Women’s Midwestern archery title with 2655 points.
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Dave Bakenhaster
Dublin
Brunswick
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Bakenhaster
Athens Legion Splits Doubleheader With Logan
Athens K. T. Crossen Post 21 split a baseball twin bill with visiting Logan Post 78. Athens won 5 2 in the opener behind Dick Bates on the mound and key hits by Dick Duncan and Paul Ayers, then fell 5 3 as Logan tied it late and pulled away. Bates struck out nine while Blum fanned five for Logan. Logan's B J King homered in the second game. Next, Athens plays Marietta Thursday at 4 p m EST.
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American Legion
Athens
K. T. Crossen Post
Logan Post
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Logan
Dick Duncan
McArthur
Dick Bates
John Blum
Bates
Paul Ayers
Duncan
Ayers
Bill Wooddell
Bill Biggs
Blum
Gerald Brooks
Larry Coon
B. J. King
Fred Vaughn
Kelley Stilwell
Jim Louks
Pomeroy
Fred Gibson
King
Vaughn
Stilwell
Louks
Gibson
Marietta
Brooks
Major Leagues Sunday Results and Upcoming Games
Major league scores show Los Angeles 4 at Minnesota 2 and New York 6 over Detroit 2 among Sunday results. Saturday listings include Boston 7 over Baltimore 1 and Kansas City 7 over Chicago 6 with others. Tuesday and daily games note several matchups across divisions. Narragansett Park in Pawtucket begins its first night racing in 30 years.
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Chicago
Kansas City
New York
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Washington
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Baltimore
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Houston
San Francisco
Pawtucket
Narragansett Park
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Walker Cup Upset Stuns US Team At St Andrews
British Lunt defeats Blackwell 2 and 1 to win the 1963 British Amateur. American Dick Davies, Ed Updegraff, Dick Sikes and Ron Luseli fall before finals as St Andrews draws crowds but final day results spread across multiple college and city matchups in various leagues.
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Scotland
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
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Michael Lunt
England
John Blackwell
Lunt
Dick Davies
Pasadena
Calif
Davies
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ron Luseli
San Francisco
Boros dominates Flint Open with record 274 total
Julius Boros shot 66 71 68 69 to win the Flint Open in Grand Blanc Michigan with a 274 total, eight under the record, five ahead of runner up Don Finsterwald. George Bayer finished third at 280 while defending champ Bill Collins ended with 292. Boros earned 9000 dollars and leads the 1963 money list as he targets the National Open in Brookline.
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Julius Boros
North Carolina
Warwick Hills
Boros
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Don Finsterwald
Dow
George Bayer
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Flint
Finsterwald
Art Wall, Jr
Bayer
George Knudson
Bill Collins
Romanowski Leads ACC Qualifiers for 1963 Team
Jim Romanowski shot 147 over 36 holes to lead qualifiers for the Athens Country Club team to the Southeastern Ohio Golf Association tournament at Logan. The Athens lineup includes Art Smith Sr and Jr, Carmen Scrubbie, Fred Swearingen, Blaine Cornwell, Fred Schleicher, Butch Grover, Kermit Blosser, John Newcomb, and Butch Gardner with Blosser unavailable due to NCAA duties. The event features an 18 hole Friday pro-am and two rounds Saturday and Sunday to crown the 1963 team champion.
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Athens Country Club
Southeastern Ohio Golf Association
Logan
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Carmen Scrubbie
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Blaine Cornwell
Athens
Fred Schleicher
Brandon T
Butch” Grover
Kermit Blosser
John Newcomb
Blosser
Ohio University
Wichita
Kans
Butch Gardner
SCGA
Cubs Rally Sparks Chicago Fans Amid Hot Ballpark Buzz
Cubs cling to a National League lead as they begin a weeklong road trip in Houston after a weekend surge at Wrigley Field. Ernie Banks homered three times in an 11 8 loss to the Dodgers while attendance nears a million for the first time since 1952, fueling renewed Cubs excitement. Lou Gutierrez battles Mel Fulgham in a ten round main event in Boston tonight.
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Houston
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Hank Sauer
Boston
Lou Gutierrez
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Nicaragua
Mel Fulgham
Wheeling
W. Va
Reds Head to Polo Grounds After Split With Phillies
The Reds travel to New York’s Polo Grounds after a split doubleheader with the Phillies. John Tsitouris earned his first decision in the nightcap, while Pete Rose and Leo Cardenas drove key runs. Philadelphia’s Jim Lemon and Tony Taylor homered in the opener to force a tenth inning win.
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Phils
John Tsitouris
Cincinnati
Tsitouris
Monroe
N. C
Particu
Tony Taylor
Hutchinson
Bill Henry
John Callison
Murray City Church Groups Tour Glouster WSCS
Thirteen members of the Murray City Methodist Church WSCS visited the Glouster WSCS meeting in the church social rooms. The devotional period theme Arise and Shine was led by Mrs. David White. A rummage sale in the former City Cleaners building continues. Hostesses were Mrs. Bonnie Wilson and Mrs. Alta Sweeney.
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WSCS
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City Cleaners
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Alta Sweeney
Glouster Meetings And Local Updates
Several Glouster groups plan meetings this week including the July 4th homecoming committee at 7:30 p.m. in the Youth Center and the Glouster Garden Club postponed Good Luck Garden Party to June 18. Local residents visit Columbus and Rhode Island with family, and Mrs. Pearl Brown prepares for surgery in Grant Hospital Columbus. Joe Miller of Hamilton Ohio tied for lead at Buick Open midway, finishing with 315.
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Jacksonville Mothers Club
Elizabeth Roback
Verla Penrod
Earl McCoy
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Columbus
Richard Lee Ross
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John McCreanor
Glouster
Rhode Island
Pearl Brown
Maple St
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