Behind the Dimples Modern Golf Ball a Product Of Space-Age Technology
A UP I report from New Bedford details the making of Titleist golf balls by Acushnet Process Sales Co. The piece explains dimples, flight, and the effort in producing balls for eight million players and 8700 courses. It notes the 336 dimples help reduce suction, aiming for a 250 yard straight flight, and hints at the science behind modern golf ball design.
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Acushnet Process Sales Co
United States
Acushnet
Arnold Palmer
U.S. Golf Association
USGA
Selective Service
Little League Electronics tops Eagles in rain makeup game
Little League Electronics and Moose each sit 2 0 with 2 0 records after Electronics defeated the Eagles in a rained out make up game Tuesday. Fred Brown led Electronics with three hits including a triple and three runs. John Hart fanned 14 while adding two hits. Bruce Prouty added three singles. Joe La Cross scored Eagles lone run.
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Electronics
Moose
Eagles
Fred Brown
John Hart
Robin Harrington
Bruce Prouty
Joe LaCross
Barry LeBarron
Keith Parrizo
Conrad Pizzaro
Saratoga Entries for Saturday June 11 1960 Pace-Mile Races
Saratoga lists ten pace and trot mile races with $600 to $1500 purses. Top finishers include Connie Howard's P.G. Connie and Joe Big Tree Cimbee in the finals, with riders such as Tingley, Dupre, and Staker.
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Cathy J.—Olin
Lotta Go—Kelly
Blythe Spirit—Staker
Adios
Gregory—Ambo
Fly Fly Ace—Bloodgood
Debbie Day—Fanelli
Sprite
C.—Richards
Little Doll
Win Hill Lad—Tingley
Lumber Lad—Olin
Billie O Boy—Arthurs
Creed Chief—Devizzio
Cheerio
Pick—Dunn
Royal Glory—Kelly
Averill Boy—Howard
Runnymede Sonnet
Erin O’dudley—Staker
Miss Baker
Adios—Lefebvre
Denny Vic—Goodsell
W. W. Smith— Parker
Silver Boy—Richards
June Dale Chips— Howard
Brindle Lass—Arthurs
Success Saint—Olin
Irma’s Lady
Lusty Abbe— Hamilton
Charmette—Coppola
Dee’s Estrellita—Fuss
Colonie Girl
Jevons
Newport News
Heeney
G. Eric’s
Prince—Tingley
Mission Dale—Kelly
Jarrettown
Cliff—Arthurs Ae
Big Tree
Joe Cimbee
Season's First No-Hitter Thrown by Sonny Seibert
Sonny Siebert pitched the first no hitter of the 1966 season for the Cleveland Indians in a 2 0 win over the Washington Senators. Max Alvis made a pivotal one handed catch in the eighth to preserve the gem. Two Senators reached on a walk and an error as Siebert allowed only two baserunners.
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Alvis
Don Lock
Leon Wagner
Siebert
Indians
Vic Davilillo
Salmon
YMCA Softball League Begins Second Half
Union Carbide shortstop Joe Strzesak was elected president of the Bennington Area YMCA Softball League with Augie Brownell as vice president and Loomis Dana secretary-treasurer. Cushman eked out a one-run win over Guard in the second half opener while Sal's routed Globe Union 28 to 8 to stretch its perfect record into the second half. Globe Union then fell 14 to 6 to Union Carbide, as Sal's continued strong hitting led by Dick Dame and Andy Mattison. Locals defeated Cushman 25 to 16 after a late surge, and Wreckers beat Bijur 11 to 10 with Moon homering. A late-season no hitter by Siebert against the Senators capped a dramatic note, with the crowd of 15,000 watching the veteran pitcher finish strong.
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Union Carbide
Bennington Area
Augie Brownell
Loomis Dana
YMCA
Cushman
Guard
Milt Goffin
Jim Morrissey
John Billert
Glenn Hebert
Roy Farnum
Bob Babson
Farnum
Sal
Globe
Globe Union
Dick Dame
Andy Mattison
George Daley
Phil Bushee
George Haynes
Dave Kenyon
Steve Cayne
Dick Long
Art Callahan
Dave
Mattison
Sal’s
Ray Wayne
Tansiter Field
Greg Dwyer
Victor Lamb
William Bruso
Wreckers
Bijur
Francis Moon
Kenneth Lorette
Moon
Ray Rogers
Don Decker
Siebert
Fred Valentine
Dick Howser
Don Blasingame
Whitfield
Bob Laverine
Chuck Hinton
Minnesota Twins
Senators
Green Mountain Park Announcer Tony Butler Highlights Race Calling
Tony Butler of Amsterdam New York calls harness racing at Green Mountain Park in early spring and switches to flat races in May. Born 1922 in Amsterdam he served in WWII and began announcing in 1958 at Hinsdale Raceway before moving to Monticello Goshen and Maywood Park Chicago where he continues his craft.
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Hinsdale Raceway
Hinsdale
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Goshen
Maywood Park
Chicago
Hinsdale Harness Race Entries and Injury Update
Hinsdale lists Saturday entries for a Fast Pace harness meet with races from first to ninth, each purse from 500 to 800 dollars and multiple horse pairings. The article notes longtime announcer Butler injured last fall in an Illinois auto crash, wearing a brace but expected to recover. his calls were praised despite a hiccup incident from a soda before a race.
Ryun Set 880 World Record at 1 44.9 in Indiana
Kansas freshman Jim Ryun shattered the 880 yard world record at the USTFF championships in Terre Haute Indiana running 1 44.9. He surged on the final lap to win by about 20 yards as Tom von Ruden and Lowell Paul finished second and third. The meet opened amid AAU sanctioning disputes with athletes facing national event bans without proper sanction.
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Jim Ryun
Terre Haute
Ind
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New Zealand
Peter Snell
Morgan Groth
Oregon State
Tom von Ruden
Oklahoma State
Lowell Paul
Jayhawk
Don Tillman
Ohio University
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