Rodgers and Charles force British Open 36 hole playoff
Rodgers of Salt Lake City and Bob Charles of New Zealand reached a 36 hole playoff for the British Open at Lytham St Annes after finishing tied with 277. Nicklaus struggled, finishing 278, while Thomson and Nagle pursued. Palmer exited and cited fatigue for a rest.
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ST. Anes
England
Jt Busterball Phi Rodgers
Salt Jolla
Calif
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Akron
Ohio
Rogers
Charles
Jack Nicklaus
Rodgers
Nicklaus
Oval
Lytham
St. Annes
Peter Thomson
Australia
Dave Thomas
Britain
Thomson
Hady
Kel Nagle
Ting
Arnold Palmer
Royal Lytham
U.S. GA
Dallas Texans and AFL Move: Hunt's Dallas Dream Fails
Harold Ratliff recalls how Lamar Hunt founded the AFL to base a Dallas club, but attendance woes and TV saturation doomed two pro teams in Dallas. The NFL’s arrival and Kansas City’s stadium deal pushed Hunt to relocate and accept a partial profit path, leaving Dallas with the Cowboys and a vanished dream.
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Dallas Texans
Kansas City Chiefs
American Football League
New York
Dallas Cowboys
Texas
AFL
Dallas
Lamar Hunt
National Football League
Hunt
NFL
Texans
Cowboys
Kansas City
Colts Raise Texas Flag Over New York Monday
Houston Colt .45s plan a Texas flag ceremony at Pep Cola headquarters on Park Avenue with manager Harry Craft and six players. A flag was made in Houston and mailed to New York along with recordings of The Eyes of Texas and the Colt 45 Fight Song. The visit honors a Mets game in New York.
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New York
Houston Colt
Dodgers Dominate Mets as Koufax Wins 15th
Sandy Koufax pitched a 3 hit 13 strikeout shutout to move to 15-3 and lead the Dodgers to a 6-0 victory over the New York Mets at the Polo Grounds. He extended his major league leading strikeout total to 163, lowered his ERA to 1.64, and kept Los Angeles' win streak alive at five.
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Pittsburgh
Dick Schofield
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston
Schofield
Bob Bruce
Bill Virdcon
Roberto Clemente
Bill Manzeroski
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Elroy Face
Don Schwall
Face
Carl Warwick
Colts
Pete Runnels
Rusty Staub
Jim Wynn
NEW York
Bruce
Sandy
Schwall Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Polo Grounds
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Dizzy Dean
Kolefax
Mets
al Jackson
Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Ron Fairly
Rod Kanehl
Jim Hickman
Iloss
Sanjin
Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Willie McCoveyson
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New A
York
Ron
Doug Ca
Smith
Dodgers hold on as Koufax shines amid pennant chase
Sandy Koufax, fighting a finger ailment and fatigue, remains the hottest pitcher as the Dodgers extend their grip on first place. He fires seven scoreless innings before a late dip, earning his 15th win while San Francisco and St. Louis climb in the pennant race.
Californians Meet in Publinx Final Clash
Steve Oppermann and Bob Lunn, rising San Francisco golfers, reach the National Public Links Championship final after semifinal wins. Oppermann defeated Dante Vicini 4 and 3 in a rough back nine, while Lunn beat Jerry Yuke 3 and 1, as both players emphasize course strategy over opponents.
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Sacramento
Calif
Steve Oppermann
Bob Lunn
San Francisco
Opperman
Prisday
Dante Vicini
Ottawa
St. Luna
Jerry Yuke
Lunn
Oppermann
Palmer Favored To Capture PGA With Big Change
Arnold Palmer, 4-1 favorite, travels from Royal Lytham to Dallas for the PGA Championship. He must adjust to a larger American ball and hotter Texas conditions after British winds. Top challengers Nicklaus, Player, Boros, Charles, Rodgers also compete in a 36-hole cut to 75 plus ties, across the DAC Country Club East course.
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Arnold Palmer
Jeading Money
Latrobe
Royal Lytham
St. Anne's Links
England
Palmer
PGA
Pennsylvania
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Phil Rodgers
Doug Sanders
SL Anne's
DAC
Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Charles
Rodgers
Tony Lema
Don Finsterwald
Doug Ford
Sam Snead
Australia
Bruce Crampton
Dac Country Club
Texas
Player
Boros
Long Branch
Fushi
Bucs Giants Hold Pace In Teen Age League Standings
The Pirates defeated Cardinals 6-3 as Bill Askey earned the win and Kenny Fenelon hit a homer, while Ira Thompson took the loss for St Louis. In the nightcap, the Giants won 5-3 over the Dodgers with Steve Rougeau get ring the victory and Johnny Black taking the loss.
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Giants
Pirates
Cardinals
Dodgers
Thhen
Bill Askey
Bucs
Ira Thompson
Kenny Fenellon
Will Mundinger
Rick Farmer
Mundinger
Farmer
Steve Rougeau
Johnny Black
Bobby Samway
Rougeau
Black
Dodger
Samway
Phillip Ezelk
GE Eagleswee
Red Sox
Yanks
Indicnsa Oilers
Ghasty Sax
Wayne Cubs
Orioles
Braves
Pat Mundinger
Boyle
Scorecard Pacific Coast League and Texas League results
In the Pacific Coast League Yocuma defeated Dallas-Fort Worth 4 to 2 while Spokane beat Seattle 9 to 3 and San Diego. Denver 0 Salt Lake City 6. Oklahoma City played no listed result. In the Texas League El Paso 14 Amarilla 5. Albuquerque 2. Austin S. Tulsa 4.
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Yocuma
Dallas-Fort Worth
Spokane
Seattle
San Diego
Denver
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma
Cotten Ties for Second in Baytown Softball League
Cotten Grocery climbs into a tie for second with a 19 8 win over Carnation, narrowing the gap to fifth as Pryor eclipses Lyons to hold seventh. The story also notes Bobby Stowe and a Fort Worth context, plus a funeral notice for Stay.
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Cotten
Baytown
Carnation
Lyons
Pryors
I Cotten
HSRP
Wpy Fn
Pryor
Jeaders
Fort Worth Cats
Hollaway
Ram
Dallas
Shreveport
Athetic
Lamar Bantams Name All Stars
The Lamar Bantam League will stage their All Star game Saturday at 2 p.m. at Little Logue Stadium on Lee Drive. Two squads are Yankee Falcon and Sandcrab Roughneck with listed players and alternates joining the rosters.
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Lamar Bantam League
P.m
Little Logue Stadium
Lee Drive
Yankees
Falcons
Sandab
Roughneck
Yankee - Falcon
Gene French
Darrell Strange
David Rose
Douglas Deshazo
Dan Stanley
William Beardmore
Larry Bennett
Ronnie Colburn
Weldon Yarbrough
Mark Jacobs
Gary Kinney
Bob Kinsey
Paul Brann
Mike Laramore
Joe Valigura
George Walmsley
Sandcrab - Roughneck
John Burns
James Parsons
Charles Summersill
AL Busch
Louis Hawthorne
Doug Douty
Chris Wilson
Mort Wilkinson
Calvin Black
Rick Fair
Fred Booth
Carey Owens
Lee Armstrong
Jimmy Malone
John Caralson
Kenneth Walker
Yaz Powers BoSox Into Second Place with HR
Boston's Carl Yastrzemski hit an opposite field homer in the 12th inning to lift the Red Sox over Minnesota 3-2, moving into second place behind the Yankees. Yastrzemski, 23, leads the league in batting and doubles and is in his third season as Williams' successor. Dick Radatz earned the win after relief.
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Associated Press
Ted Williams
Carl Yastrzemski
Yaz
Boston
Red Sox
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Detoit
New York Yankees
Yanks
Yogi Berra
Ken McBride
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Yastrzemski
Notre Dame
Williams
Twins
Dick Radatz
Radatz
Thirty Three Boats In Gulf Yacht Race At Galveston
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas AP report says thirty three yachts began the Gulf Yacht Race Friday, with finish expected late today or early Sunday in Galveston. Choppy winds damp conditions caused mishaps including Astarte under Frank Ehrman of Houston disqualified after collision with the race committee boat. Sivad skippered by Edwin Davis of Houston led early but suffered a jump start penalty.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Galveston
Astarte
Frank Ehrman
Houston
Sivad
Edwin Davis
Society for Cruelty to Horse Players forms in New York
AP report from New York details the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Horse Players SPCHP led by restaurateur Vani Mansbach with Joe FE Low as honorary president. The group aims to secure tax relief for horse bettors amid high state taxes while acknowledging bettors will resist tax cuts. Joe E. reflects on past betting, Kefauver inquiries, and jokes about programs to help horse players, including race train breakdowns to relieve debts.
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Charles Morey
NEW York
SPCHP
Society For the Prevention of
Joe FE
Vani Mansbach
Aqueduct
Idlewild
Joe E
Society For Juarez
John Wayne
Paul Newman
Nate
Wayne
Newman
Lee F
Juarez
Treasuries
Mansbach
Nobly
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