Open Championship Playoff Sees Player and Nagle Duel
In St Louis the U S Open heads to an 18 hole playoff between Gary Player and Kel Nagle. Nagle seeks his first US victory and a record as the oldest Open winner while Player eyes a rare all four majors sweep. The match would be decided with nines and a possible sudden death if tied after 18 holes.
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Ben Hogan
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Frank Beard
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Julius Boros
Raymond Floyd
Bruce Devlin
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Indian Pitchers Brilliant In Cleveland Wins Sweep
Cleveland pitchers dominated the Angels with two shutouts as Sam McDowell and Lee Stange combined for a string of strong mound work. The Indians extended their win streak to nine and kept pace in the AL standings behind the Twins. McDowell led with eight victories and 122 strikeouts while Stange allowed just one run in the nightcap.
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Twins
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Dick Radatz
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Norm Siebern
Wally Bunker
Orioles
Frank How
Dodgers top Mets as Koufax dominates with one hit allowed
Sandy Koufax allows only a fifth inning homer by Jim Hickman and fanned 12 in a 2-1 Dodgers win over the New York Mets. Willie Mays is noted for batting.
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Giants Sweep Pirates In 15 Inning Doubleheader
The Giants won both halves of a doubleheader against Pittsburgh. In game one San Francisco edged the Pirates 4-3 after 15 innings, and in the nightcap the Giants prevailed 7-3.
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Leach and Drew Win Features at Beech Ridge Speedway
Arundel’s Ray Leach and Yarmouth’s Homer Drew led Beech Ridge Saturday night feature races. Leach won the 35 lap Father’s Day main by half a car length over Don Peterson of Portland and Bob Babb of Windham, his sixth win of the year, after moving to the lead in lap 15. Drew captured his third victory of the show, edging Ralph Cusack of Scarborough at the wire by a half car length.
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Panamanian Laguna Stops Soriano in Non Title Bout
In Panama City Panama Ismael Laguna 136 pounds defeats Ray Soriano 136 in a non title fight. In Blytheville Arkansas Ernie Burford 165 pounds outpoints Bill Depriest 153 in a ten round bout.
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Cardinals rally past rain to top Dodgers and Braves
In 1965 action the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Dodgers 6-4 despite rain efforts and trailed the Mets 2-1 as Don Drysdale Koufax squared off. Milwaukee Braves fell 6-4 as rain churned the schedule and Bragan stalled the game before the Cardinals sealed the win. Saco and Russell's meet in Little League with Martin fanning 15 and Lamontagne driving in four runs. Western Auto, Saco Hardware, and Lemire's also posted wins in the district schedule.
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Cardinals Survive Stall-In Amid Rain Delays and Slugfest Totals
Baseball roundup reports Dick Groat and Lou Brock involved in a baserunning miscue as rain fails to cooperate. Willie Mays stars for the Giants in a doubleheader sweep of Pittsburgh, while Koufax dominates with 12 strikeouts. Phil Gagliano and Hank Aaron homer for the Cardinals and Braves respectively as early-season pace quickens.
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