Fleckman Leads U S Open Field By Two Strokes
Marty Fleckman the 23 year old amateur from Port Arthur Texas shoots 67 to lead the U S Open at Baltusrol by two strokes over pros Billy Casper and Arnold Palmer. Casper Palmer and six others tied at 1 under 69 while Jack Nicklaus and Ben Hogan struggle to open.
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N.J
Marty Fleckman
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Fleckman
Billy Joe Patton
Johnny Goodman
Casper
Palmer
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Gary Player
Deane Beman
Don January
Art Wall
Kel Nagle
George Archer
Davie Marr
Gardner Dickinson
Wonder E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Rampaging Sal's Raps Carbon 23 14
Rampaging Sal's oilmen routed Carbon 23 to 14 in Bennington YMCA Softball League action. All Sal's players notched at least one hit and every starter scored, while Daly led Carbon with two home runs and three hits. Bushee and Coyne added homers for the winners as ten Sal's starters each had three hits.
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Sal
Carbon
Bennington
Oilmen
Daly
Phil Bushee
Steve Coyne
Direct Motion and Treasure Killean Pace at Saratoga
Saratoga results show race details with horses Direct Motion Treasure Killean Auredate and others in eighth ninth and tenth trots. Times range around 2 05 to 2 08 with purses listed and attendance 2 676 and handle 163 129 dollars.
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Prince Pence
Olin
Sue Scott
Butcher
Treasure Killean—Barker
Auredate— Morel
Bromley
Oregon—Cole
Marengo
Leduc
Sunset P Farvel—Collette
Evelyn Prince—Bromley
Guy—DeSantis
Handle
Wynn Lifts Astros as Giants Pounded in Spring Classic
Astros outfielder Jimmy Wynn powered a 6-2 win over the San Francisco Giants with a three run homer and later added three runs in a standout game. Wynn, aiming for 30 homers and 100 RBIs, pushed his season totals to 14 homers and 43 RBIs as he continues a hot spring stretch. In other NL action, Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4-1, then lost 5-2 in a two game set, while Los Angeles shut out Chicago 5-0. Cuellar earned his eighth victory as Wynn’s bat supported the effort, with Allen driving in three for Philadelphia. The nightcap saw Blass and Clendenon spark a Pirates rally in the first inning, and the Dodgers pulled away with a key seventh inning, aided by Brewer and Sutton pitching.
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Jimmy Wynn
San Francisco Giants
Wynn
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Astros
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Giant
Astrodome
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Mike Cuellar
Cuellar
Bob Bolin
Richie Allen
Dick Hall
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Hall
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Jim Bunning
Pirates
Dick Ellsworth
Steve Blass
Donn Clendenon
Ocles
Blass
Clay Dalrymple
Wee Parker
Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Stottlemyre
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Reggie Jackson
John Donaldson
Kansas City
Orioles
Jackson
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Detroit
Killebrew
Rod Carew
Ron Kline
Tiger
Fred Gladding
Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule
Standings update from Saturday shows New York at Chicago and Boston at Washington among key games. Today's twin bill features Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and Houston at San Francisco with noted probable pitchers Simmons and Selma.
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Washington
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Baltimore
Kansas City
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San Francisco
Simmons
Selma
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Green
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Cincinnati
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Atlanta
W. L. Pet
Minnesota
White Sox Skipper Faces Fenway Faithful After Bush Remark
Eddie Stanky drew heavy security at Fenway as he warned of a $3 million suit for inadequate protection after labeling Red Sox fans bush. Boston erupted when Tony Conigliaro hit a dramatic 11th inning two run homer to beat Chicago 2-1. Stanky was ejected for protesting a strike call while Mantle belted his 13th season homer for New York in a 2-0 win over Washington.
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Boston
Tony Conigliaro
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Red Sox
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Fenway Park
Conigliaro
White Sox
Stanky
Bosox
Dick Kenworthy
New York
Washington
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Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
Tom Yawkey
Player Association
Marvin Miller
Yawkey
Carolina
Mickey Mantle
Muhammad Ali Announces Ring Vacation For Ministry Studies
Detroit UPI report says Cassius Clay the unbeaten champion without a title will skip boxing for several months or more to focus on ministry studies and other priorities. He indicated the move may last a couple months to years and stressed the need to pursue different goals.
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UPI
Cassius Clay
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Alvin ‘Blue’ Lewis
Orville Qualls
Chicago
World Boxing Association
Hinsdale Racing Results and Ali Conscience Draft
Hinsdale track results for June 15 show multiple pace and trot races with winners including Mitsue Allen and My Di along with times around 2:09.4 and 2:06.4. The report also notes Muhammad Ali’s legal battle in Houston over conscientious objection to the draft and his readiness to relinquish the title, amid talk of an elimination tournament by the WBA.
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Allen
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Foster
Magegle Dares
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Consol
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Berbe
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Carol O
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Wilma Lynn
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Stan
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Elorde May Retire After World Title Loss in Tokyo
Flash Elorde of the Philippines, former world junior lightweight champion, likely to announce retirement after losing a close decision to Japan's Yoshiaki Numata in Tokyo. Elorde had held the 130 pound title since March 10, 1960, marking a seven year reign before Thursday's defeat.
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UPI
Flash Elorde
Elorde
Philippines
Japan
Yoshiaki Numata
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