Memorial Day golf festival features Nicklaus Boros in Columbus
PGA and Open champions Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros headline a charity golf day at Columbus Country Club. Spectators pay $5 to watch a 1 p.m. EST exhibition while challengers vie on handicap for certificates. proceeds benefit PGA projects and Ohio Gov Rhodes proclaims May 30 Golf Day in Ohio.
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War On Poverty Hits Poor In Lead In Indianapolis Open
The Speedway Open Golf Tournament shows Bayer leading the field with a nine under par 133 at midway as Nicklaus and others fight to stay in the cut. Bayer cites distractions from car tests as he eyes the $12,000 top prize in this Memorial Day weekend event.
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Dutch Harrison
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National League Standings and Thursday Scores
The National League table shows team records and percentages with San Francisco and Philadelphia near .595 and .550, while Chicago New York Houston Milwaukee and others hold varying positions. Thursday results include Chicago 2 New York 0, Houston 4 Milwaukee 2, Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 5, San Francisco 2 St. Louis 1, and a 2 2 tie between Los Angeles and Cincinnati in 17 innings. Today’s slate features San Francisco at New York Cincinnati at St. Louis Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and Houston at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Chicago.
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Face in scoreboard sparks Phillies defeat protest
In Forbes Field the Phillies lost 6-5 to Pittsburgh as Gene Mauch protested seeing a Face in the left field scoreboard. ElRoy Face admitted his presence in the scoreboard restroom area and the protest followed through the ninth inning with Stargell and Schofield delivering the final hits.
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Roy Sievers
Willie Stargell
Jim Pagliaroni
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Dick Schofield
Dodgers Reds battle to 2 2 17 innings curfew ends game
The Dodgers and Reds played 17 innings to a 2 2 tie, the longest game of the season. Curfew ended play after 12 50 a m local time with the game set to be replayed later. Maloney pitched 12 innings for Cincinnati, while Werhas and Perranoski produced the Dodgers two runs in the 12th.
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Hal Smith
Mets Count 19 Runs in One Day Impress ABC Special
New York Mets tallied 19 runs and 23 hits in a single day prompting ABC to air a Wide World of Sports segment on the feat. Roone Arledge praised preserving the memory of that game as part of sports history. Cincinnati Royals rehire Jack McMahon for a new one year NBA contract after guiding them to their best 1963 64 regular season.
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National Basketball Association
Snyder Speaks At Athens High Spring Sports Banquet
Ohio University basketball coach Jim Snyder addressed Athens High School athletes from baseball track and golf teams, stressing effort, heart, and scholastic standing as key to success. Letter winners included sophomores Wooddell Wren Adams, juniors Coon McAfee Mulligan, seniors Alidhney Mansfield Ayers Gibson and Duncan, and others across golf and track. Banquet sponsored by Student Council with invocations by Rev. Bowser.
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Ed Rannow
Bill Wooddell
Mike Wren
Dick Adams
Larry Coon
Doug McAfee
Joe Mulligan
Bruce Rannow
Phil Alidhney
Jim Mansfield
Paul Ayers
Fred Gibson
Dick Duncan
Charles McAfee
John Newcomb
Greg Moore
Brock Kern
Bill Eschenbacher
Eric Gustavson
McAfee
Newcomb
Don Eskey
Tom Smith
Randy Harkins
Todd Snyder
Ken DeVeau
David Brown
John Patchen
Phil Collins
Tom Ball
Ron Handley
Dennis Cade
Alan Miller
Phil Rose
Clark seeks 500 triumph in record Indy crowd
Scot Jimmy Clark lines up for the 48th Indianapolis 500 aiming to end American wins since 1919. Ford backs a major push with seven cars using a new overhead cam engine as Clark, Ward and Marshman pace a high speed front row.
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Ford
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Ward
Bobby Marshman
Legion Opens 1964 Season With Doubleheaders
The Athens American Legion Post 21 begins its 1964 season under coach Ed Bannon with a Saturday home doubleheader at 1 30 p m versus Camp Chase at Ohio University Trautwein Field. Sunday the squad travels to Chillicothe for another 1 30 p m start. Co captain Paul Ayers and Fred Gibson lead the club which includes Bill Biggs Bill Wooddell Dick Bates Lee Bridgewater and John Erdy among others.
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