Open leads with 69 as Nicklaus fights back in gusty Brookline
In Brookline Massachusetts Arnold Palmer and Gary Player tangle with Nicklaus amid wind and rain as Nicklaus shoots 69 to stay seven behind leader Bob Gajda who carded 69 in the second round at the Open. Gajda praised his form while Palmer and Player vented satisfaction with irons and drive but frustration with putting as conditions worsened.
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Vaimer
Gary Player
Jacko
Nicklaus
Gajda
Michigan
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Bob Gajda
Jacky Cupit
Redhot
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Lionel Hebert
Davis Love
Palmer
Garda
Anothr
Thompson Defeats Zarley In NCAA Golf Action
Thompson, led by Holmes, defeats Zarley in the 66th Texas Oklahoma NCAA golf tournament in Wichita Falls. Semifinalists include Dick Sikes of Arkansas, a favorite and national public links champion, who defeated Harry Hoskins and Bob Greenwood. John Lotz of San Jose State and Jerry Potter of Miami reach the other semifinal after upsets.
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Thompson
Dick Sikes
Arkansas
Sikes
North Texas State
Harry Hoskins
Bobby Greenwood
Wichita
Kan
National Collegiate Athletic Associa
John Lotz
San Jose Tin
Jerry Potter
Miami
Lotz
Wichita Falls
Jerry Pat Thompson
Texas
Elimi
George Hixon
Oklahoma State
Holmes
Kermit
Zarley
Houston
Dick Poe
Missouri
Hixon
Ferry
Los Angeles State
Doyle Murphy
Joe Pat Ricketts
Olney
Bill Halstead Jr
Jim LeBus
Don Russell
Doug Holmes
Richard Killian
Lawton
Seymour
Larry King
Jackie Hawkins
W. A. Hawkins
Jacksboro
Gene McBride
al King
L. A. Young
Tulsa
Okla
Charles Cline
Sports Place Four on Central Little League All Stars
Central League officials announce the 1963 playoff All Star team. Sports add three players Roger Andrews Lance Prater Dennie Johnston plus an alternate Daniel Herrera. Braves and Lions each add three players Dudley Parkin Jerry Acosta Rob ert Hill Joe Conway Floyd Chud Rex Fisher. White Sox trio Roy Martinez John Cavaletta Phillip Prater Kenneth Eaves. Phillies also represented by Phillip Prater among selections. Federal member Jerry Hance. Pelican Steven Polley named as alternate.
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Lions
White Sox
Phillies
Federals
Pelicans
Roger Andrews
Lance Prater
Dennie Johnston
Daniel Herrera
Dudley Parkin
Jerry Acosta
Robert Hill
Joe Conway
Floyd Chud
Rex Fisher
Roy Martinez
John Cavaretta
Phillip, Prater
Kenneth Eaves
Jerry Hance
Steven Polley
Pelican
Mets defeat Yankees in charity game at Yankee Stadium
About 50,000 fans watched the New York Mets beat the world champion Yankees 6-2 in a mayor's charity game. Casey Stengel led the Mets and Roger Maris drew boos for the Yankees while Jimmy Piersall cracked a rib when a bat flew into the stands.
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Bob Green
New’ York
Ol’ ‘Case
Yankee Stadium
Mets
Yanks
Jimmy Piersali
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Harlem
Yankees
New York
Ruth
Wsiusus
Roger Maris
Yankee
Casey
Pete Previte
Parks
Uon
Ihe
Immediaa
Stadium Us
Met
Polo
Breed
Eagles Rally Past Oilers In Rain Delayed Senior League Clash
In a rain drenched game Thursday night the Eagles beat the Oilers to gain a full game on top of the league standings. Down 3-0 after four, Eagles scored three in the seventh to erase a 18 lead and win. Jerry Schuble Jaime Acosta led 2-for-4 for the Eagles while Bill Kilgore went 2-for-3. George Rincon earned the win in relief while Randy McCollum took the loss.
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Eagles
Oilers
Red Sox
Indians
Dodgers
Pirates
Baytown
Jerry Schuble
Jaime Acosta
Bill Kilgore
George Rincon
Robert Maxwell
Rincon
Oiler
Randy McCollum
Brent Ray
Gutenberg Bible's Value Reflects Printing Milestone
A historical note recalls Johann Gutenberg, inventor of the printing press, whose Bible work laid groundwork for modern printing though not commercially successful in his era. The first Bible printed is now valued around 500000 dollars, illustrating lasting cultural impact.
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Johann Gutenberg
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