Wedge Predicted To Win Open Says Palmer
Arnold Palmer predicts the wedge will win the 66th U S Open while acknowledging Jack Nicklaus may still hold the edge as the tournament opens. Gary Player and others name Nicklaus as the top threat as the field of 351 arrives for the par 70 Olympic Country Club layout famed for narrow fairways and small greens.
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SAN Francisco
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Former Champ In Ill Temper At Old Open Site
San Francisco report on Jack Fleck revisiting Olympic Club after his 1955 National Open victory He is withdrawn and irked by Hogan's lasting fame but says he would be happy to shoot 300 this time He jokes about his play and avoids the limelight while lamenting a missed six foot putt and rough rounds.
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Ken Venturi
Julius Boros
Billy Casper
San Francisco
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Fleck
Togo
Swoboda alleges Mets meddling with his playing time
Ron Swoboda says the New York Mets are again "messing around" with his status as he claims he was kept on the bench and sat out for days. The 22 year old outfielder told Wes Westrum and Johnny Murphy he deserved a job and spoke up, leading to his return to the lineup.
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NEW York
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New York Mets
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Westrum
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Mets
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St Johns Tops Texas in College World Series Thriller
Underdog St Johns of New York defeated Texas 20 in the College World Series second round behind five hitter Walt Witowski and key hitting from John Zarzicki and Matt Galante. Galante went 3 for 4 to raise his season average to .405 while extending a string of 130 consecutive errorless chances.
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Arizona
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Parsons Wins Two Matches in Southern Junior Tennis
Steve Parsons of Charleston West Virginia won matches in two different age divisions Tuesday at the Southern Junior and Boys Tennis Tournament in Davidson North Carolina.
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Charleston
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Maloney Dominates Pirates in Reds Victory
Maloney pitched a three hit game and struck out seven to win his seventh decision against two losses as Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 2 1. Pete Rose started the scoring with a single and Vada Pinson drove him home, Perez later added the decisive hit. Pirates were led by Woody Frye on the mound and were held to two runs as nine Reds retired.
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Piratec
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Roberto Clemente
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Houston Tops Koufax 3-0 in Dodgers loss on Dierker’s five-hitter
Houston halted Sandy Koufax’s eight game win streak with a 3-0 victory over Los Angeles. Chuck Harrison delivered a bases loaded two-run single in the sixth after a tense pitchers’ duel with Dierker. Bob Aspromonte added a seventh inning homer as Houston completed the scoring.
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Dave Nicholson
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Astros
Holmberg Delivers Tennis Upset at Queen's London
Ron Holmberg, a 2-year veteran from Dallas, defeated John Newcombe 11-9 3-6 6-4 6-4 at Queen's Club in London, ending Newcombe's Wimbledon seed. Earlier, Prem Kumar Lall ousted Fred Stolle 6-4 6-4. Dennis Ralston edged Mark Cox, while St. Louis topped the New York Mets 9-2 in a major league game.
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India
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FCA Trip Sets Out From Charleston for Lake Geneva Conference
A group of at least 21 Federation of Christian Athletes members will depart Charleston at 7 p.m. Friday for Lake Geneva New York for an annual FCA conference. Coaches Charley Cobb and Newton Anderson will join with adults Ray McNabb and Johnny Thomas plus 17 boys on the trip with room for about eight more. Contact Thomas Field Co. on Virginia Street for details.
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