Golf Wizard Joe Ezar Tops Americans at British Open Qualifier
Joe Ezar the sun tanned Floridan known for trick shots led American scoring after the first qualifying round in the British Open at Bir kdale scoring 70 on the 6603 yard course. He topped Arnold Palmer and Gary Player among 350 players from 19 countries as the field moves to the second qualifying round with a cut likely at 148 or 149 for 36 holes. Ezar, relaxed and witty, plays without practiced swings, entertaining crowds while aiming to reach match play.
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Birkdale
England
Joe Ezar
Arnold Palmer
Joe
Palmer
Vizar
Miami
Gary Player
South Africa
Ezar
Player
Joe Evar
Evar
American All-Stars Seek Revenge In All Star Game
The American League aims to rebound from multiple losses in 13 games as the All Star Game at Candlestick Park features star players led by Manager Paul Richards. Starter Whitny Ford faces Warren Spahn in an opening lefty duel while NL Manager Danny Murtaugh stresses winning with a balanced lineup.
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Danny Murtaugh
Richards
League Standings From The American Legion Event
National and local teams appear in a compact league table with standings and records. The piece lists teams such as Firet Nat, Bank of Commerce, Ash Grove Employes, Self Service Grocery, Evans Mystic, and others, along with wins losses and percentages. It references various leagues including Major League, Miner League, Pee Wee League, and Rocke League, and mentions sponsors like Wilsons Clothiers and Koch Bros Furniture.
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American Legion
Nat & Bolzer
Lk Pet Consolidated
Bank of Commerce
Asa Greve
Miner League
Witk
Penney Chase
Nation's Cleaners
Ash Grove
Os Evans Mystic
Munger's
Pee Wee League
Koch Bros. Furniture
Orney's
Cate Wilsons Clothiers
NuWey Cleaners
Rocke League
Medtcarrery
Werd Potter's
Senta Fe
Emmieyes
Tom's Peanuts
American Legion League
Munger's Ash Grove Victors In Minor League Clash
Munger's defeated Hans Herold 13 to 1 as Jack Wiggans hurled two hit effort with two doubles and Mark Dixon backing plate. David Holloway earned the win for Ash Grove with 10 strikeouts in five innings. B and H Market pitchers Terry Reeves and Harvey Smith saw action, while Lynn Banabarcar handled the Ash Grove catching duties.
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Munger
Hans Herold
Ash Grove
B & H Market
Jack Wiggans
Mark Dixon
Koch
Herold
Terry Reeves
Terry Gard
Ronnie Reeves
Reeves
Fanning
David Holloway
Harvey Smith
Steven Phillips
Lynn Banabarcar
Women’s Golf Meet For Fun Of Playing In Junction City
A playful women’s golf tournament is planned in Junction City July 17-20 for non-serious players. The event features nine holes daily with practice rounds on opening day and a 27 hole scoring total. Sponsored by the Kansas Women’s Golf Association.
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Junction City
The
Kansas Women's Golf Association
Self Service VFEW Winners, VFW Triumph in Teener League
Self Service shut out the Elks 8 to 0 in Teener League action, while the VFW edged Naff & Bolze 4 to 3. Self Service pitchers B. Benson and Tier allowed one hit with seven hits and no errors, Benson fanning 17. The Elks had five errors and five runs in three innings. VFW pitchers Fred Midcap and Richard Thompson combined for the win as Tom Arthur caught. Naff & Bolze starter Mike Benny left for Bob Golay with Charles Kern handling. VFW scored three runs in the bottom of the seventh to seal the victory.
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Self Service
Elks
VFW
Naff & Bolze
B. Benson
Tier
Elks Anderson
D. Lindblad
Benson
Anderson
Fred Midcap
Richard Thompson
Tom Arthur
Mike Benny
Naff & Bolve
Bob Golay
Charles Kern
Santa Fe Defeats Ward In Rookie League Showdown
Santa Fe beat Montgomery Ward 12 to 9 as Tony Mitchell pitched the win and Steven Goben caught. Ward outhit 11 to 5 with Mike Arnold J D Bond and Bill Barnard delivering for the losers while MecMeekin and Morehead combined for receptions and a key defensive double play.
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Santa Fe
Emploves
Montgomery Ward
Tony Mitchell
Steven Goben
Mike Arnold
J. D. Bond
Bill Barnard
Ricky MecMeekin
Paul Morehead
Goben
Downes Receives Boston Backing Ahead of Wembley Title Bout
Boxing briefs from London report Terry Downes an underdog to Paul Pender in the world middleweight title fight at Wembley Indoor Stadium. Downes got a tip from John Buckley of Boston urging him to stay close to Pender and aim for a knockout despite Pender holding a 7-4 favorite tag entering his fourth defense.
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London
Terry Downes
Paul Pender
Wembley Indoor Stadium
Terry
Downes
Johnny Buckley
Boston
Pender
Buckley
Britain
Brook
Hank makes bold claim after Giardello decision in Detroit
Henry Hank dominated Joey Giardello over 10 rounds in Detroit to win by unanimous decision. Hank boasted he could take Fullmer or any other middleweight, and he expressed interest in a title fight while noting Giardello weighed 161 pounds to 159½.
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Detroit
Fullmer
Henry Hank
Joey Giardello
Gene Fullmer
Hank
Giardello
Philadelphia
All-Star Game Facts and Figures for 30th Year
In San Francisco at Candlestick Park the American League faces the National League in the 30th All-Star game. Attendance is set for 42 000 with NBC covering radio and television. Managers are Paul Richards for the American League and Danny Murtaugh for the National League. Starting pitchers are Whitey Ford for the Americans and Warren Spahn for the Nationals. Each squad lists 25 men with starters except pitchers chosen by vote. Rules require starters to play at least three innings and limit pitchers to three innings unless extra innings occur.
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Murtaugh
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Elroy Face
Pittsburgh
Richards
Johnny Temple
Norm Cash
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Rocky Colavito
Tony Kubek
John Romano
Brooks Robinson
San Francisco
Candlestick Park
NBC
American
Paul Richards
Baltimore
National
Danny Murtaugh
Whitey Ford
New York
Milwaukee
Four clubs lead in 1961 attendance drop rankings
An Associated Press survey shows Cincinnati Detroit New York and Kansas City ahead of 1960 home crowds at midseason. Major league attendance totals fall eight percent to 9,799,823 from 10,615,524, with the National League down 20 percent to 1,179,954.
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New York
Cincinnati
Detroit
Kansas City
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Baseball scores from several leagues in brief AP wrap
The Associated Press reports Rochester 5 Buffalo 4 Syracuse 3 Toronto 0 Jersey City 6 Columbus 1 Richmond 8 4 Charleston 3 3 Denver 9 Dallas-Fort Worth 2 Omaha 5 Houston 0 Louisville 11 Indianapolis Pacific Coast League All-Stars 5 Seattle 2 Read and use Tribune want ads.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Toronto
Jersey City
Columbus
Richmond
Charleston
Denver
Dallas-Fort Worth
Omaha
Houston
Louisville
Indianapolis
Seattle
Monarchs and Stars Set Clash in City Park July 26
The Kansas City Monarchs world champions meet the Detroit Stars in an official Negro American League game at City Park on July 26 at 8 p.m. The Stars chase the Monarchs in the standings as Satch Paige and Willie Washington lead the Monarchs, a club famed as a major league stepping stone.
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Kansas City Monarchs
Detroit Stars
City Park
Detroit
Monarchs
Kansas City
Satchel Paige
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Jackie Robinson
Ernie Banks
Elston Howard
Willie Washington
Monarch
Deer Season In Oklahoma Bowling Scores
Oklahoma deer season update and Thursday night mixed league bowling scores reported with local team standings and player results.
Boxing Results and Odd Fragments from Midwest Rounds
Disjointed notes report varied boxing results and stray city mentions. Akins stops Shorts in Oklahoma City while Giardello loses to Hank in Detroit. scattered items reference Detroit Philadelphia Miami and odd advertising lines amid unclear context.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Virgil Akins
Oklahoma City
Okla- Louis
Cecil Shorts
Homa
Cleveland
Oeer
Detroit
Henry Hank
Joe Giardello
Philadelphia
Miami
Tommy Schafer
Deer archery season opens in nine Oklahoma counties
The deer archery season runs from November 22 in southeastern counties Atoka Latimer Leflore Pushmataha and McCurtain and parts of Pittsburg and Haskell. The October 28 to November 12 buck-only season in nine counties followed the prior record of 2 664 deer killed last year as reported by big game supervisor Cy Curtis.
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Atoka
Latimer, Leflore
Pushmatama
McCurtain
Pittsburg
Haskell
Oklahoma
Cy Curtis
Basic Seasons and Bag Limits For Hunters
Interior Department completes annual dove counts and confirms basic seasons and bag limits for mourning doves white winged doves and band tailed pigeons. States may set seasons within Sept 1 to Jan 15 period with specified daily limits and possession caps for various game birds and rails and woodcock across flyways.
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Washington
Interior Department
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi and
Central Flyway
Sora
Wilson
Alaska
Woodcock
Bronson Broncos, Derby, Wichita sweep Kansas tourney play
In Wichita area non pro baseball action Derby Cham ber of Commerce Derby Broncos and Wichita Air Capital emerged winners. Derby defeated Udall Boosters 5-0 Bronson beat the Hays Larks 4-2 and Air Capital eliminated the Munjor Tigers 4-2.
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Wichita
Derby Chamber of Commerce
Bronson Broncos
Wichita Air Capital
Kansas
Derby
Udall Boosters
Bronson
Hays Larks
Air Capital
Munjor Tigers
Boxing results from international bouts surface in print
In Homestead, Florida Jimmy Mackey drew with Nagoya Japan’s Noboru Saito after a 136 to 152 score. In California Roger Rischer outpointed Jack Johnson with a 194 to 225 edge. The card also lists Takao Emizo and other fighters competing in Japan and the U.S. matches.
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Pittsburgh
Jimmy — Mackey
Homestead
Fla
Drew
Nagoya
Japan
Noboru Saito
Takao Maemizo
San Francisco
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Calif
Jack Johnson
Los Angeles
NuWay Cleaners Defeats Wilsons In Pee Wee Tilt
NuWay Cleaners shaded Wilsons Clothiers 14 to 12 in a Pee Wee League baseball game. Pitching for NuWay were David Cushman Brad Kiddoo and David Edington with Clyde Barbee catching. For Wilsons Mark Childers Randall Wells and Steven Seger pitched. Edington homered for NuWay. Final scores show NuWay 14 Wilsons 12.
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NuWay Cleaners
Wilsons Clothiers
David Cushman
Brad Kiddoo
David Edington
NuWay
Clyde Barbee
Wilsons
Mark Childers
Randall Wells
Steven Seger
Edington
Lifeguard Duty Dropped by Air Force Aides
Washington AP report notes that airmen will no longer serve as lifeguards at officers pools or manicure golf courses. Rep. Kowalski criticized Forbes AFB for assigning 20 enlisted men to pool lifeguarding and daily lawn tasks. Secretary Zuckert replied such recreational duties are rare, and advised base commanders accordingly.
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Washington
Frank Kowalski
D-Conn
The
Air Force
Eugene M. Zuckert
Forbes Air Force Base
Kansas
Kowalski
Zuckert
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