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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1969

Page

11

Beard Gives Father Advice Leads Beard To Share Open Lead

Louisville player Frank Beard credited advice from his father Ralph Beard Sr. for a five under par 65 round in the Western Open, tying veteran Billy Maxwell for the first round lead. Beard said a simple hand position correction unlocked his iron play, while Jack Nicklaus praised his straight, accurate shots.

Midlothian, II Adwce Houston Jack Nicklaus

Masters round results tease from midlothian club competition

The report notes Maxwell scrambling on the 39 year old, with the field chasing a 6,654 yard par 71 course. Rhyan and Thompson held a slim lead while Player and Goalby shot 68s amid others. Nicklaus made an eagle to card 71, Trevino Casper Boros and Archer posted 72s. Palmer did not compete.

Maxwell Billy Beard Dick Rhyan Rocky Thompson Midlothian Country Club Gary Player Bob Goalby Nicklaus Lee Trevino Billy Casper Julius Boros George Archer Arnold Palmer

Major League Baseball Today's Games

Today's schedule lists multiple MLB games across leagues with pitchers and opponents. Notable matchups include Cincinnati at Washington and Chicago, Minnesota at Pittsburgh, Oakland at Santa, Detroit at St Louis, Cleveland at New York, Seattle at Baltimore, San Diego at Montreal, Chicago at Los Angeles, and more with varied starter records and venues.

Cincinnati Cloninger Washington Moore Chicago Holtzhan Minnesota Woodson Pittsburgh Moose Oakland Clauterique Santa Jarvis Detroit Wilson New oXork Kwenny Seattle Belk Balti San Diego J. Niekro More McNally Montreal J. Robertston Qchicago Peters Los Angeles Sutton Kansas City Hedlund Philadelphia Wise Boston Culp San Francisco Perry Baltimore New York California Cleveland Atlanta St. Lows Houston Sy Francisco Baston St. Louis Il Phila Montreal Il San Fran

Palmer Qualifies At Youghiogheny For U S Open Event

Arnold Palmer needed sectional qualifying at Youghiogheny Country Club near Pittsburgh to reach the U S Open, a shock to fans as he had to qualify despite winning the Open in 1960. Doug Sanders failed to qualify. Ben Sullivan shot 66 to lead Pittsfield golfers amid a week of regional action and coaching notes.

Youghiogheny Country Club Pittsburgh Arnold Palmer Arnie U.S. Golf Association Youghiogheny Doug Sanders Champions’ Golf Club Houston Tex

Culver and Bolduc Tie for Low Gross in Berkshire Hills

Mrs Culver and Mrs Bolduc tied for low gross with 50s in the Berkshire Hills Country Club women’s golf tour last night. Low net winners, deducting the worst hole, included Mrs Francis Williams 25 Mrs John Dawley 28 Mrs Charles Chartier 30 Mrs Stephen Symanski 31 Mrs Fred Tanner 32 and Miss Margaret McDonnell 32. Next Thursday’s nine hole event will be best ball with Miss Marguerite Goodrich and Mrs Richard Hinckley as chairmen.

Milton Culver Louis Bolduc Berkshire Hills Country Club Francis Williams John Dawley Charles Chartier Stephen Symanski Fred Tanner Margaret McDonnell Marguerite Goodrich Richard Hinckley

Overcall Sets World Pacing Mark at Yonkers

Yonkers NY harness fans hailed Overcall the best pacer of 1969 after the 6 year old son of Cape Town Overbid won the $50,000 International Pace for the United States at Yonkers Raceway. Overcall owned by Helen Buck of Far Hills NJ set a world record for 3 1/4 miles finishing in 9 03 and beating Blaze Pick of Canada by 834 lengths.

Yonkers N.Y Capetown Hal Dale United States Yonkers Raceway Helen Buck Far Hills, N J Tarquinius Roosevelt Raceway Blaze Pick Canada

Nancy Richey Eyes French Crown Two Straight Titles

Nancy Richey, the US Wightman Cup star from Dallas, faces Margaret Court of Australia in the French championships semifinals at Roland Garros with a $2,000 prize for the winner. The field also includes Ann Jones and Lestey Bowrey as contenders, while Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall reached the men’s final with clear wins.

Paris Nancy Richey Dallas Tex Margaret Court Australia Roland Garros Ann Jones Britain Lestey Bowrey Maureen “Little Mo” Connally Miss Richey Mrs. Court Nancy George Richey Karen Krantzcke Kerry Melville Court Jones Bowrey Rod Laver Ken Rosewall Laver Tom Okker Netherlands Rosewall Tony Roche

Golf tournament at Country Club of Pittsfield opens entries

Eighty men entered in the Country Club of Pittsfield two day two man net handicap tournament. Play starts tomorrow with best ball determining each hole score and low net total deciding the winner. Cardinals duo Cepeda and McCarver led NL MVP voting in 1967.

Country Club of Pittsfield Bill McAlister Jack Welsh Cy Henry Charlie Carson Rob Jones Walt Knauss Henry Foss Ev Anderson Peta Foss Kearns Whatén Gene Amber Fred Congdon Ben Sullvan Bill Goessel John Zajken George Blaisdell Jack Burbank Jim Calnan Monroe England Atherton J.M Andy Blau Paul Denahes Chuck Graham Jack Lindsay Bob Busch Ralph Mitchell Bob Herkless Art Art Litchfietd Taz—Al Riz - Gil Tarleton George Galt Dick Jackson Bob Gibson Mecill Tabor Ketchem Dlek Livingston Jim Chapman Tom Carrington Goldner Lipsey Gran Proyne Bill Hi Bill Blais Arthur Conyton Alex Euston

Yastrzemski Opening Push For 1967 AL Batting Title

Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox wasted no time in pursuing the 1967 AL batting crown. He singled his first time up against Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees.

Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox Whitey Ford Yankees

Flying Start Velasquez Dominates Hialeah Meet

Jockey Jorge Velasquez, the 1967 national leader, opened the season with 43 wins during Hialeah’s 40 day meet. Runner-up Angel Cordero finished with 28 victories as the season began in Florida.

Jorge Velasquez Hialeah Angel Cordero

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