St Paul Open field to rival past versions
National Open champion Gene Littler and Doug Sanders lead a strong touring pro lineup for the St. Paul Open at Keller July 6 9. Other stars include Bob Rosburg Art Wall Doug Ford Jay Hebert Ken Venturi Lionel Hebert and Al Geiberger.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Gene Littler
Doug Sanders
Bob Rosburg
Art Wall
Doug Ford
Jay Hebert
Ken Venturi
Lionel Hebert
al Geiberger
Hebert
Blues Seek 2nd All Alone at Owatonna
OWATONNA Minn Man ager Bob Cummins Austin Blues tied with Owatonna for second in the Century league both at 3 4 records. Cummins plans to start lefty Dave Perl at 8 p m at Durtis Park to reach the .500 mark. Bloomington leads 7 1 travels to Cannon Falls 2 4 in the other league contest.
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Owatonna
Minn
Bob Cummins
Austin Blues
Cummins
Dave Perl
Durtis’ Park
Bloomington
Cannon Falls
Merchants Sweep Pair In City League Softball Action
The Merchants won 13-1 in five innings over Morey's Bar with John Augustin holding four hits and Dick Willmert contributing five hits in the late closer 8-7 victory. Ron Yocum hit three homers in four at bats in the first win. Dick Overby for Morey's tallied in the 8-7 defeat. Moose Lodge meets Lansing Corners at 8 p.m. on Northwest Field as the lone league game.
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Morey’s
John Augustin
Dick Willmert
Augustin
Willmert
Ron Yocum
Dick Overby
Gordie White
Red Yocum
Moose Lodge
Lansing Corners
Northwest Field
Hill fastest in first trials for French Grand Prix
Phil Hill of the United States posted the quickest time in the opening trials for the French Grand Prix at Reims. He completed the 6,301 meter circuit in 29 minutes 25.2 seconds aboard a Ferrari at an average speed of 126.84 mph.
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Theims
France
Reuter
Phil Hill
United States
Prognostic pro predicts 282 wins Flint Open
Gene Bone of Warwick Hills forecasts a 282 final score for the Flint Open at Warwick Hills. He cites his intimate course knowledge and past accuracy, noting Art Wall, Don Finsterwald, and Mike Souchak have won with 282 in recent years. Doug Sanders and Sam Snead loom as leading contenders amid a 149-player field.
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Warwick Hills
Art Wall
Don Finsterwald
Wall
Mike Souchak
Palmer
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Sam Snead
Teens embrace science as lifestyle in nationwide survey
Gilbert's What Young People Think surveys reveal 951 teens across New Jersey Maryland Massachusetts and New York view science as a life focus. They mix pride in American science with concern over recognition pay and global standing amid IGY awareness and calls for science to be a required subject.
Questions on Science Careers and IGY
A reader survey asks if scientists are properly recognized and fairly compensated. It compares U S scientists with peers globally and asks about the IGY and compulsory science education, plus personal ambition to become a scientist.
Top Records of the Week Teenagers pick new No 1
This week a new No 1 record emerges as QUARTER TO THREE by Mr U S Bonds tops the chart in its second week. Ricky Nelson drops to No 2 with Travelin Man while Dee Clark rises to No 4 with Raindrops. New entries include Heart and Soul by The Cleftones and Dance on Little Girl by Paul Anka.
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Ricky Nelson
Imperial
Dee Clark
Veejay
the Cleftones
Gee
Paul Anka
U. S
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Rai
Brook Benton
Moody River
Pat Boone
Elvis Presley
Roy Orbison
Sear
Shirelles
The
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Barbara Ann
Regents
Two men attempt highway robbery halted by pistol reveal
On a rural Hugo highway Mrs Idell Hallman was accosted by two men who forced her off the road and tried to rob her. She drew a pistol to defend herself and the assailants fled. The weapon proved to be a toy.
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Hugo
Idell Hallman
Pope John Predicts Catholic Missionaries in China Again
Pope John XXIII said in an apostolic letter that Roman Catholic missionaries will spread the gospel in China again. He addressed the message to Thomas Cardinal Tien-Chensin, exiled archbishop of Peiping now administrator of Taipei.
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John XXIII
China
Thomas Cardinal
Tien-Chensin
Peiping
Taipei
Orthodox groups pick Max Stern to lead overseas commission
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America names Max Stern of New York as head of its Joint Overseas Commission to strengthen ties with traditional Jewish communities worldwide.
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Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America
Max Stern
Free World
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