Palmer Leads Open Remains In Front At Springfield
Arnold Palmer stretched his two stroke lead over Jack Nicklaus in the National Open after a 68 in windy heat at Springfield. Nicklaus and Casper rallied with 68 and 70 respectively to stay within one behind Palmer, with Deane Beman and other rivals also in contention as players endured extreme heat and crowds.
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Art Wall
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Chi Chi) Rodriguez
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Morejgn
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Jay’ Cot
Tince
Tammy Bolt
Jack Fleck
Gene Lita
Ington
Baseball clinic at Watt Powell Park draws Pirates scouts
Young players flock to the Watt Powell Park instructional clinic as Pirates scouts Jim Vennari and Lyle Wolverton assess prospects. Joe Consoli leads the camp with strong support from Pittsburgh executives and veteran evaluators.
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Joe Consoli
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Roberta Clemente
Catfish Mazeroski
Bob Veale
West Virginia Tech
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Steve Harrick
Las Week
Albert Callus
Gordo Scullion
Tech
Golden Bears
Hugh Rosely
West Virginia
Morghan
Palmer Seeks Open Title as Hogan Record Looms
At Baltusrol, Arnold Palmer surged with a 68 as he chased Hogan's Open record and led the field, while Nicklaus shot 67 and praised driving accuracy. The crowd roared for Palmer, who described anxiety about the long putt on the 17th as he pressed for a strong finish.
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Balassee
Twins Oliva Slams Wall Knocked Out
Oliva, Minnesota’s two time batting champion, left unconscious after crashing into the right field wall while pursuing Joe Azcue’s fly ball in the seventh inning against Cleveland. He was taken to Shaker Medical Center. Dr. Vic Ippolito planned x rays but saw no obvious fracture.
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Hale Watkins
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Mann
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DuPont
South Charleston
Cleveland
Oliva
Minnesota
Joe Azcue
Azcte
Shaker Medical Center
Vic Ippolito
Indians
Ippolito
Referee Assault Sparks NY Skyliners vs Mustaches Tie
In New York a game between the Skyliners and Chiaca Mustaches ended 0-0 after spectators assaulted referee Leo Goldstein with three minutes left. At St B. Rotulo of New York fouled Niccolai, sparking a brawl as players attacked the official. Goldstein escaped injury and left the field. several witnesses were reported to have entered the dugout area.
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Tem
Roger House
Flowers Sets NCAA High Hurdles Mark in Provo
In Provo Utah Flowers of Ten Inessea broke the NCAA record in the 120 yard high hurdles clocking 12.4 in a semifinal heat, edging UCLA's Ben Copeland. World champ Randy Matson defended his shot put title at Texas A&M, Neal Steinhauer of Oregon a distant second. Gary Ard of Kansas won the long jump with 24 feet 4 inches. Flowers credited a good start and wind conditions, noting he aimed to improve after previous tendencies to stay in the air too long.
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