Golf Open draws big purse and business tone
Springfield New Jersey reports golfers now resemble businessmen with a $175000 total purse and $30000 first prize. Ten former Open champions compete including Nicklaus Palmer Hogan and Player. Attendance nears twenty thousand as critics note no mini skirts among galleries.
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Casper
Gene Littler
Jack Fleck
Fleck
Ben Hogan
Tommy Bolt
Ken Venturi
Gary Player
Julius Boros
Billy Casner
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Patchy Proverb on Knowledge and Humility
A brief meditation notes that a little knowledge leads to overconfidence and a fall for both young and old, cautioning against thinking one knows it all. The fragment presents a moral lesson on prudence and humility.
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Stubby
The Eye Doctor and a Friend in Odd Advice
An elderly woman seeks glasses while a patient eye doctor offers reassurances about finding the right fit. In a separate humorous exchange a late column mocks social attitudes with puns and quips about politics, nerves, money, and fame.
Clay Goes On Trial Monday
Cassius Clay, undefeated in boxing, faces federal trial for allegedly violating the Military Training and Service Act. A conviction could bring five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Clay claims exemption as a Black Muslim minister and cites alleged draft-board discrimination. He has 29 straight wins and was stripped of the title after refusing the draft oath. He appeared innocent, posted bond, and prefers the Black Muslim name Muhammad Ali.
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Houston
Cassius Clay
Clay
Kentucky
Muhammad Ali
Fleckman Tops Open Field With 69 In Third Round
Marty Fleckman, 23, Port Arthur, Tex, fired a 69 to seize a one stroke lead at 209 after three rounds in the National Open at Baltusrol. Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and defending champ Bill Casper trailed tied at 210. Fleckman became the first amateur to be under par through 54 holes since 1933, while Casper faltered with three straight bogeys beginning at the 15th.
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N. J
Associated Press
N.J
Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Tex
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Baltusrol
Casper
Isally
Palmer
Nicklaus
Pirates Sign Santa Clara Catcher Doug Carson
Pittsburgh Pirates announce the signing of 20 year old right handed catcher Doug Carson a free agent draft pick to report to the Salem Virginia Appalachian rookie league Carson a Sacramento California native is a Bishop Armstrong High School graduate and will begin his professional career.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Santa Clara College
Doug Carson
Salem
Carson
Sacramento
Calif
Bishop Armstrong High School
Pirates Best Running Early And Knock Off Phillies 6-5
Pirates secure a 6-5 victory after taking an early lead against the Phillies. The game featured key runs and defensive miscues that favored Pittsburgh through the middle innings.
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Pirates
Phillies
Giants End Three-Game Drought With 3-2 Win Over Cardinals
San Francisco pitcher Joe Gibbon earned the win as the Giants beat the Cardinals 3-2. Jack Hiatt drove in two runs including a second inning double, and Hiatt again plated a run in the third. St Louis had led 2-1 before Hiatt's timely hit off Ron Willis.
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Kessinger
Ron Santo
San Francisco
Jack Hiatt
San Francisco Giants
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Hiatt
Ron Willis
Steve Carlton
Willie Mays
Jim Davenport
Jim Hart
Mays
Hart
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Curt Flood
Joe Gibbon
Tim McCarver
McCarver
Alex Johnson
Gibbon
Frank Linzy
Jalou
Brock
Davenprt
Javier
Flood of
Cepeda
Shannon
McArver
Dietz
AdJohnson
Linzy
Maxvill
Lanier
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Fuentes
Carlton
Willis
Haller
Ricketts
Briles
Tolan
St.Louis
A.johnson
Ginbon
Aiane Eee
Red Sox Top Nationals 5-1 Behind Lonborg's five-hitter
Boston defeats Washington 5-1 as Jim Lonborg holds the Nationals to five hits. Tony Conigliaro homers leading off the second inning, and Carl Yastrzemski adds a two-run double in the third after a pair of two-out singles from Reggie Smith and Mike Andrews.
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Washington
Tony Conigliaro
Carl Yastrzemski
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Conigliaro
Barry Moore
Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Mike Andrews
Lonborg
Ribant Notches Third Triumph
Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 6-5 as Ribant earned his third win while working five innings. Alou had four hits and two RBIs, Rodgers drove in two and homered, Gonder scored twice, and Mikkelsen and Face preserved the lead against late Phillies rally. Oliver homered for Philadelphia, Bunning allowed six runs and nine hits through six innings.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Bunning
Phillies
Matty Alou
Andre Rodgers
Pirates
Bunning
Alou
Rodgers
Gene Oliver
Dennis Ribant
Pirate
Johnny Briggs
Pete Mikkelsen
Roy
Ribant
Roberto Clemente
Manny Mota
Pittsburgh
Unbeaten Horlen Edges Yankees as Williams Delivers For Sox
Chicago White Sox win 1-0 over New York as Walt Williams hits a ground rule double in the eighth inning scoring Al Weis. Horlen allows four hits and fans seven in eight innings, Wilhelm nails down the save, while Peterson suffers his sixth loss.
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Ted Savage
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Fritz Peterson
Chicago White Sox
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Charlie Smith
Smoky Burgess
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Peterson
C.smith
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Amaro
Concord star Don VanDeusen signs Yankees contract after birth of son
Don VanDeusen of Glen Head New York signed a Yankees baseball contract about 3:30 p.m. Saturday shortly after his wife Nancy Caruth gave birth to Darie Beth in Princeton Hospital. The shortstop received a $1000 bonus and will report to Johnson City Tennessee with the Appalachian League club.
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Concord College
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Yankee
Randy Gumpert
Nancy Caruth
Athens
Darie Beth
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Yankees
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Concord
Donnie
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