The 73rd United States Open at Baltusrol Bc
Ed Bowmaker surveys the storied history of the U S Open at Baltusrol Golf Club in Short Hills New Jersey, tracing memorable winners from Willie Dunn to Sam Snead and Bobby Jones. The piece notes Baltusrol hosting first in 1903 and highlights dramatic finishes including Snead’s 1939 final hole collapse and Palmer’s late 20th century fade.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Short Hills
St. Andrews Golf Club
Mt. Hope
N.Y
Baltusrol
Willie Anderson
New England
Francis Ouimet
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Brookline
Mass
Sam Snead
Snead
West Virginia
Oakland Hills
Birmingham
Ala
Fate
Ralph Guldahl
Saratoga Race Meet Entries Captured for June 10 1967
Listed horse by race name, purse and top finishers across ten pacing and trotting events at Saratoga. Entrants include Good Adios Bennett Meadow Scott Belmonte Gallipur Jim Dean Seaway Sis Roan Abbe and many others with sponsors and riders noted, highlighting a busy card.
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Adios— Bennett
Meadow Scott
Belmonte
Gallipur
Davis
Jim Dean— Lockerman
Seaway Sis— Annese
Roan Abbe— Cole
Bay State
Sean
Sportsman Boy—Collette
Hazel Mite
Sybils
Fleming
Wayne Direct
Collette
Caroldons Joy—Bonafede
Sundown Direct— Watson
Cedar Crest Dash
Coppola
Gregs Boy—O’connor
Jarrettown
Cliff—Olin
Sharon Nevin
Colene
Georgetown
Deana Flite— Tingley
Toddlers
Windy— Hoyt
David Minbar— Lamarre
Social Evening— Langtry
Pinnacle Dandie
Ernst G. Clayhaven
Lunar— Richards
the Law
Wells
Rob Wooster
Morse
Pace
Call Me
Al—Hull
Tin Knocker— Butcher
Amoras Ringa Ding— Langtry
Urgent Sea— Wells
Sweet Phyllis T.— Dennis
Cardinal Long— Ambo
Pec— DeSantis
Champ Rainbow— Lamarre
Wyncrest Ginger
Moonshooter— Peckham
Little Creaam
Golden Williame— Lockerman
Prince Hoot— Davis
Shad Roe— Wells
Ginger Springwood
Bonafede
Twilight Shaheen— Baumann
Twins fire manager Sam Mele amid slump and unrest
MINNEAPOLIS ST PAUL UP I reports Sam Mele has been fired as manager of the slumping Minnesota Twins. Club president Calvin Griffith announced no successor yet. Mele, a New Yorker, took over on June 23 1961 and earned a 1965 AL pennant with a 522 431 record.
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UPI
Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Calvin Griffith
Griffith
Mele
Twins
Cookie Lavagetto
Jim Kaat
Kaat
Minnesota
Johnny Sain
Sain
Detroit
Bennington Little League shifts Saturday games to 6 p.m.
Officials said all Saturday afternoon games at 3 p.m. start will move to 6 p.m. for the rest of the season. In Thursday action at Norshaft Arlington, the Braves coached by Paul Becker upset the Red Sox 3-0. Perry Pouplin earned the win with one hit allowed and 14 strikeouts, adding a double, while Martin Ellis led with two hits and Terry Livingston took the loss.
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Bennington
Little League
Norshaft-Arlington
Braves
Paul Becker
Red Sox
Perry Pouplin
Martin Ellis
Terry Livingston
Palmer Picked by Player As U S Open Champion
UPI reports Gary Player predicts Arnold Palmer could win the U S Open at Baltusrol yet says he would pick himself to win. Player notes his own form, past concentration at St. Louis, and the likelihood pros will break 60 for 18 holes in the future.
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South Africa
Gary Player
Snead
Len Worsham
Worsham
Palmer
New York
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Flint
Mich
Baltursol
Springfield
N.J
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Miller Barber
Memphis
Augusta
Baltusrol
Ben Hogan
Billy Casper
Olympic Club
San Francisco
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Langtry
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Butcher
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