Souchak eyes open record in 1960 Open chase
Mike Souchak held a three stroke lead at 36 holes in the 60th U S Open at Cherry Hills after a 68 67 135 total. Doug Sanders, Don Finsterwald and Jack Fleck trailed as Hogan’s Riviera mark loomed for Souchak to break. Hogan sat five back at 142 as Nicklaus Boros Player Palmer and other stars queued for the final two rounds.
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Rocky Mountain Meadow
Souchak
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Riviera
Hogan
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Northwood Club
Dick Mayer
Billy Joe Patton
Inverness
Toledo
Bruce Crampton
Don Cherry
Ted Kroll
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
Jack Nicklaus
South Afric
Gary Player
Pion Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Al Lary’s fourth straight loss shocks Buffs in action
In American Association play, the Louisville Colonels beat Denver 7-2 to widen the gap. Indianapolis shut out Houston 4-0 as Al Lary dropped his fourth consecutive decision after an initial seven wins. Dallas-Fort Worth defeated St. Paul 8-6 with Lou Klimchock collecting three singles and 2 RBIs. Ken Aspro Monte’s homer and a two-run double fueled St. Paul. Boston’s 1951 electric fire alarm system note concludes the fragment.
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Indianapolis
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Mirnneapolis
Charles Fon
Carl Mathias
al Lary
Lou Klimchock
Dallas- Fort Worth
Ken Aspromonte
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Owens
Jones
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de Tligetes
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Amarillo
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Victoria
Austin
Rio Grande Valler
Harlin Rin
Ted Williams Ends Era as He Keeps 500 Home Runs
Ted Williams says he will quit after reaching 500 home runs, confirming his decision in a phone call from the Cleveland Stadium. He reflects on a turbulent career, noting injuries and service in the Marines while conceding he could still help the Red Sox this year if he played.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
New York
Ted
Lams
Ofis
Red Sox
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Wayne Hawkins
Boston
Williams
Giants End Stumble Law First To Win 10 By ED WILKS
Harvey Haddix pitched a complete game for Pittsburgh as Vern Law won his 10th, lifting the Pirates to a 2-1 victory over the Dodgers. Bill Virdon homered, Mays and Cepeda hit for the Giants, and Williams reached 500 homers for Boston.
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Associated Press
Harvey Haddix
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Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Vern Law
Bob Friend
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Law
Bill Virdon
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Dodgers
San Francisco
Bill Rigney
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Cincinnati Reds
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Cubs
Ted Williams
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Indians
Baltimore
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New York
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Kansas City
Duke Snider
Junior Gilliam
Charlie Neal
Neal
RBI
Stan Williams
Virdon
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Mays
Cepeda
Chris Short
Mike McCormick
Frank Herrera
Billy Lees
Tony Taylor
Open's Top Ten Scores in U S Open Golf
AP report lists the top ten scores in the U S Open Golf Championship with players and scores including Mike Souchak Grossinger NY 68 70 138 Don Finsterwald Tequesta Fla 71 69 140 Jerry Barber Los Angeles 69 1140 Don Cherry Wichita Falls 61 141 Bruce Crampton Australia 70 111 y 141 Bill Casper Jr Apple Valley Calif 71 70 141 Ted Kroll Bradenton Fla 72 169 141 Sam Snead White Sulphur Springs 72 69 141
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Mike Souchak
Grossinger
N.Y. Grez
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Jack Fleck
Don Cherry
Wichita Falls
Tex
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Bill Casper Jr
Apple Valley
Calif
Ted Kroll
Bradentown
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
Baytown School Maintains Full Summer Work Pace
Baytown schools run summer maintenance under superintendent George Scott with 73 workers from 12 departments. The district oversees 35 buses and 14 trucks while 2 of 78 staff are women. Summer crews focus on carpentry, plumbing, electrical, refrigeration, painting, and grounds. transport handles vehicle maintenance.
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Bill Hartman
J. H. Gillum
Baytown
W. A. Felton
E. Williams
Bay
O. L. Davis
K. A. Graham
Stuon
C. A. Prince
E. E. Staner Jr
Ber
A. W. Costley
George Scott
J. Davis
W. L. Ward
Tom Cobb
Transporta
Scott
Jhas
W. E. Teadricks
M. E. Williams
Transportation Department
Lis
Harris County
Ben Ferrell
Mary E. Hicks
Boneyle Gallaway
Ella Henderson
G. W. Thomas
Horace Mann
Lindberg Drive
Cedar Bayou
J. H. Anderson
R. R. Pryor
Braves Take Central League Lead With 16-0 No-Hitter
In a Friday night game the Central League Braves routed the White Sox 116-0 as they seized the loop lead. In the North League the Buffs and Oilers won to keep the Sports and Eagles tied for last with 3-3 records. Ronnie Barfield powered the Eagles with a two run homer, but the Oilers’ Tommy Pullen pitched a two hit shutout with 12 strikeouts while Ernie Hart took the loss for the Oilers.
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Orioles
Braves
White Sox
Buffs
Oilers
Sports
Eagles
Ronnie Barfield
Tommy Pullen
Pullen
Ernie Hart
Ronnie Downing
Bob Samway
Roger Andrews
Charles Shaffer
Mike Lawhon
Alan Acosta
Ronnie Bishop
Tony Garcia
Joe Garcia
Genaro
Salinas
Will Budd
Carl Hebel
Birds
Oriole
Tommy Hooker
Carl Greene
Yankees Top White Sox In Sparkler Display
In Chicago, the Yankees under Casey Stengel powered past the White Sox 4-2 on July Fourth night. New York lit up the ballpark with sparklers and the famed exploding scoreboard as each homer sparked a dazzling light show.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Casey Stengel
White Sox
Bill Veeck
Dodgers and Cubs Win in Junior Teen Age League Close Race
Dodgers and Cubs earned Friday night victories leaving them close to second place Giants in the Junior Teen Age League. Cubs beat Giants 7-3 to move to 4-2 while Giants sit 4-1. Dodgers crushed Braves 17-3 with Bob Whaley going five for five and a four hitter. Buddy Moore struck out 10 in Cubs win and Giants first loss in five starts.
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Dodgers
Cubs
Giants
Braves
Bob Whaley
George Rincon
Jack Holfpaui
Rincon
Johnny Taylor
Tommy Sooy
Buddy Moore
Giant
Jerry
Butch Johnson
Moore
Little League Standings and Saturday Baseball Schedule
Weekend standings span South Central and North leagues with Lee Drive-Peli ans facing Lions and Federals meeting Phillies. Central League shows Braves 9 Pirates 5 and Orioles 4 Pirates 1 with listed Batteries. North League records Buffs 1 2, Oilers 8 4, and White Sox 5 0 with schedule notes for Tuesday and Saturday games. Junior League lists White Sox Giants Dodgers Cubs Braves Orioles Cardinals Pirates and Park matchups with battery lineups.
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Lee
Pelians
Lions
Federals
Phillies
Braves
Pirates
Orioles
White Sox
Carl Hebel
Wil Budd
Billy Barnett
Tommy Hooker
Slate Saecete White Sox
Alan Acosta
Royce
Johansson Relaxes While Patterson Rounds For Title Fight
Ingemar Johansson rests five days at his Grossinger camp in New York in complete harmony with himself while Floyd Patterson continues road work ahead of Monday's heavyweight title fight. Patterson, who beat Johansson's amateur foe Bjarne Lingaas in prior rounds, is slated for road work and a walk today at Newtown, Connecticut.
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New York
Ingemar
Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Grossinger, N.Y
Pattryson
Patterson
Newtown
Conn
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