Cupit Takes 1-Stroke Lead In Open After 54 Holes
Jacky Cupit of Longview Texas shot 76 in the wind to take a one stroke lead at 218 through 54 holes of the National Open in Brookline Mass Arnold Palmer Tony Lema Walt Burkema trailed tied at 219 Don Finsterwald Paul Harney Julius Boros Bruce Crampton Billy Maxwell 221. Palmer faltered with a double bogey at seven and a seven on the 11th.
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Major Midwest League Standings
The Major Midwest League standings update follows Saturday’s schedule with Sundays games mirroring Saturdays. Team positions reflect recent results and upcoming fixtures.
Two Cedar Rapids golfers win flights in 1963 Iowa boys golf
John Jacobs IV captured the third flight by defeating Tom Long of Iowa Falls 4 and 3, and Ed Dengler won the 13th flight with a 6 and 4 decision over John Meier of West Des Moines. Final round results list multiple flight winners and matches across Iowa.
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Moose Edges Hanford 2 1 in Youth League Duel
Jim Madden doubled in the winning run for Moose, who beat Hanford Post 2-1 in a 14- to 15-year-old league game Saturday. Madden also pitched, allowing two hits as Hackley limited Moose to a lone hit. Hanford's run came on catcher’s interference.
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Judy Kimball Tied for 13th in Women's Western Golf
Iowan Judy Kimball trailed by 12 strokes and was tied for 13th after two rounds of the $7,500 Women s Western tournament in Madison Wisconsin She opened with 78 then posted 81 for a 159 total Leaderboard shows Marilynn Smith 147 Mickey Wright 148 Joyce Wilson 155 and others with scores around 150s
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Williamsburg Defeats Montezuma 17-0 in Overtime?
Williamsburg scored in every inning and routed Montezuma 17-0 behind one-hit pitching. Von Ahsen Pete Beilstein and Tom Lawler each collected three hits for Williamsburg.
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Wynn Misses No. 300 Again in White Sox Loss
Early Wynn, 43, in his 1963 debut year, falls to 2-0 as the Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 2-0. Juan Pizarro outduels Wynn, denying him a fourth chance at the 300-win milestone. Other scores include Detroit 6-4 over Kansas City and Baltimore 10-2 over Minnesota.
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Price Schenken Lead Interclub at Ellis Park
Mrs. B. K. Price of Indian Creek shot 84 to lead 18 hole women in Interclub at Ellis Park Friday. Viola Schenken led the nine hole division with 44. Indian Creek and Elmcrest tied for the 18 hole team lead, Ellis led the nine hole race. Next meet is July 19 at Indian Creek.
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Slam Beats Raiders At Burlington 7-4
Tom Reynolds hit an inside the park grand slam in the fourth as Burlington defeated Cedar Rapids 7-4. Reynolds drove in five runs overall, while Cedar Rapids pitcher John Keller and Burlington’s Don Yingling were set to start next game.
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Bob Wilson Wins Left Handers Golf Championship
Husky Bob Wilson of Lyle Washington won the National Left handers Golf tournament at Pebble Beach with a 305 total after a 78 final round. Junior champion Joe Lopez of Socorro New Mexico finished 291 to place second, while Lopez remains 17 and underage for the regular title. Lopez led the field of 294 over four days at Monterey Peninsula Club.
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Dubuque Teen Wins Iowa Junior Girls Golf Tourney
Jacque Fladoos, 15, of Dubuque wins the Iowa Junior Girls Golf Tournament after a final round 83 to finish at 324 total. Cedar Rapids rival Lee Julian, 16, finishes at 328 after an 85 in Friday’s round with late troubles on the back nine. Suzi Thorson, 16, of Cedar Falls takes third at 339, while Ann Brecunier and Linda Shelldorf tie for fourth at 349 after a playoff.
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Hayes Shatters World Marks in 100 and 6-Mile at AAU Meet
Florida A M sprinter Bob Hayes clocked 9.1 in the 100 yards to set a world mark and helped launch the AAU meet with a stunning start. Pete McArdle won the 6 mile in 28 minutes 29.2 seconds, breaking a U S record. Brian Stenberg of Washington vaulted 16 feet 4 inches in meet record attempts.
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Cubs win 6-5 on Rodgers key single in late 10th
Andre Rodgers, an ex cricket player with a .215 average, hit a bases loaded single in the 10th to drive in the Cubs’ go ahead run as Chicago edged Pittsburgh 6-5. The Cubs won their fourth straight, staying in fifth place, two and a half games from first and one from fourth.
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Show Horses Killed in Fire at Amherst Stables
A pre-dawn fire at C. P. Graham stables in Amherst killed twenty one horses including top show animals Randles Baron The Lark Grey Blanket Duplicate and Muchacho the 17 year old pony. Fire chief Louis E Berger cites an apparent short circuit as the cause with losses over 50 000.
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Results Friday Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games
Results include Chicago6 Pittsburgh5 in ten innings and a 3 3 3 5 3 3 0 0 spread for other teams. Today matches feature Angeles at St Louis and San Francisco at Milwaukee with CBS TV coverage. Monday schedules list Los Angeles at Cincinnati and Houston at Milwaukee among others.
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Hootenanny All Star Cast at 7 30 Saturday Night
Bud and Travis Jo Mapes and Josh White Jr form an all star cast for Hootenanny at 7 30 Saturday night on television 9.
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Baseball scores and schedule roundup across leagues
MLB results list Minnesota 5 Baltimore 2 Boston 7 New York 4 Chicago 2 Cleveland 0 Detroit 6 Kansas City 4 while Los Angeles Washington 0. NBC TV games Chicago at Cleveland 11:30. Numerous future matchups noted including Baltimore at Minnesota Detroit at Kansas City and Washington at Los Angeles with various TV notations.
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Daniels' Hit Sends HLV To 8-4 Victory
Victor-HLYV defeated Oska loosa 8-4 as six runs came in the fourth inning. Tim Daniels lined a big double driving in three runs in the fourth for the winners.
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Dodgers Rally Past Cardinals Behind Koufax Perantoski
In NL action, Sandy Koufax and Ron Perranoski combined on the mound and Tommy Davis homered to lift the Dodgers to a 5-3 victory over first-place St. Louis. Milwaukee won 6-3 over San Francisco with a six-run fifth inning on only two hits. Jim Maloney pitched a four-hitter for his 11th win as Cincinnati blanked Houston 3-0. The New York Mets halted a five-game skid by defeating Philadelphia 3-1.
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