Bert Yancey Leads First Round of U S Open
Albert Bert Yancey shot 67 at Oak Hill to hold a two stroke edge over Lee Trevino and Charles Coody as a weathered field contended rain dampened conditions. He credited Byron Nelson for tips on escaping rough and executing precise putts.
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Mighty Mite John Felus Shares Open Spotlight
John Felus, a 5 foot 3 inch, 140 pound pro from Gallitzin Pennsylvania, led the U S Open by two strokes for an hour in Rochester NY. He later shot a 70, two strokes behind the pace, while Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer posted higher scores. Felus relies on sponsor Frank Romani to stay on tour and contemplates quitting as earnings remain modest despite strong showings.
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Bob Svitak Sparks Eagles to Comeback Win
Bob Svitak of the Bennington Eagles starred in an 8-7 comeback victory over Bennington Display. He belted a bases loaded homer in the fourth, then pitched in relief in the sixth to retire the side with two on. Bill Crowell delivered the decisive hit in the final inning to seal the win.
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Gime no Leads Rosewall In French Open Semi Final
Paris UPI Andres Gimeno of Spain led Australia's Ken Rosewall 5 to 2 when their French Open semifinal resumed after a rain delay. The other semifinal pits Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles against Rod Laver of Australia.
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Angels' Schaal Felled by Hairline Skull Fracture
California Angels third baseman Paul Schaal suffered a hairline skull fracture after being hit by a Jose Santiago fast ball in Boston. He remained in Sancta Maria Hospital under treatment for two to three days. x rays showed no serious damage while neurologist tests awaited results. Angels recalled Aurelio Rodriguez to replace him as Red Sox players adopted new ear flap helmets after the incident.
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League Standings and Saturday Results Report
Saturday games featured New York at Oakland Washington at California Baltimore at Minnesota Detroit at Chicago Boston at Cleveland. Thursday’s results include Chicago 8 Cincinnati 4 and Pittsburgh 8 San Francisco 7 Phila 3 Houston 2. St Louis at Atlanta 1 in 12 innings. Games show Chicago at Atlanta and Houston at Pittsburgh with Los Angeles at Phila and Cincinnati at St Louis scheduled night matches.
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Legion Baseball Tryouts Slated for Bennington Team
Tryouts for the Bennington Junior American Legion baseball squad are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. on Mt. Anthony Union High School diamond. Manager-coach Jerry Croft invites eligible boys ages 15 to 19 from Bennington and surrounding towns to attend, with home games at Mt. Anthony Union High School diamond.
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Dazzling Detroit Pads League Lead
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain earned his 10th win as the Tigers beat Minnesota 3-1 to widen their lead in the AL pennant race. Chico Salmon mishandled a ball, allowing an Indians run in a separate Oakland win, while Sam McDowell struck out 14 in a shutout effort. Eddie Sprague earned the win for Oakland as Detroit moved 5 1/2 games up on Baltimore and 6 1/2 on Cleveland. The Angels beat the Red Sox 4-2 in the other completed game. a second game of the doubleheader ended 1-1 after 54 innings was suspended.
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Veteran Schofield Stars in Victory Over Braves
Dick Schofield delivered a leadoff homer in the 12th inning to lift St. Louis to a 3-1 win over the Atlanta Braves and extend the Cardinals NL lead. He added a .323 season average with 10 hits in 31 at bats. Other NL results included Philadelphia over Houston 3-2 and Pittsburgh 8-7 over San Francisco as Maury Wills and Bill Mazeroski fueled a 19-hit Pirate attack.
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