Nicklaus Edges Palmer In Open Practice Round
In Brookline a semi serious Open rehearsal Nicklaus fired a 70 to edge Palmer who shot 75. Gary Player 76 Phil Rodgers 77 as 8,000 watched on a challenging Country Club layout before the 63rd U S Open. Nicklaus predicted a 280 winning score and emphasized his desire to win despite neck muscle spasms. Palmer drew huge crowds after his Thunderbird Classic comeback.
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Ohio
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South Africa
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Georgia
World Golfing
Annie King
Oakmont
Paber
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Pro Tennis Bracket Set Up For Forest Hills Event
The eight man field for the Stakey Tennis Championships at Forest Hills was drawn by referee Dan Johnson with Gonzales versus Trabert and Rosewall versus Segura in the bottom half and Hoad facing Buchholz in the top half. Semifinals follow Saturday with the final on Sunday. all singles best-of-five, doubles best-of-three except final which is best-of-five.
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Dan §. Johnson
Richard
Pancho) Gonzales
Los Angles
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Los Angeles
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Australia
Alex Olmedo
Hell
Francisco
Pancho) Segura
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lew Hoad
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
First Lady Mrs Barron Takes Up Golf In West Virginia
West Virginia’s First Lady Mrs. Barron has begun golf lessons with Buster Caudill, plans to play on outdoor courses, and is encouraged by her instructor. Her secretary and daughter show interest, while Governor and others watch her progress as regional golf events and tournaments are scheduled at Berry Hills, Kanawha, and Greenbrier venues.
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Berry Hills
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Guyan Valley
Sleepy Hollow
Kanawha
Clay Tops Cooper In Fifth Round At Wembley
Cassius Clay stopped Henry Cooper in 11 15 of the fifth round at Wembley Stadium before about 50 000, extending his winning streak to 19 and 15th knockout. The 23 year old from Louisville weighed 207 pounds, Cooper 185 1/2, with Clay vocal about ending the bout early.
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Cassius Clay
Wembley Stadium
Cassius
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Cooper
Dick Richardson
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O'Donoghue
Charleston
Elmira Pioneers overpower Red Sox 14 3 at Reading
Elmira drew 5 626 fans for the largest crowd in eight years as the Pioneers pounded Reading 14 to 3. The hit parade featured 294 hits and turned youth night into a circus atmosphere at Dunn Field.
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Reading
Dunn Field
Springfield tops York in rain-soaked nine inning tilt
Springfield beat York 9 to 3 before 1 791 fans at Memorial Stadium. Dyrseth, Lanier and McClain starred with key hits as Springfield jumped ahead early and held off York, with strong pitching from Arruda and Cosgrove.
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Baird
Petrocelli
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Arruda
Randail
Gildon
Barth
Carlson
Russia
Haney
Modrai
Cosgrove
Modrels
Busan
Areichert Maloney
Clay Defeats Cooper in London Bout amid Referee Criticism
Cassius Clay praised Henry Cooper as a tough foe but condemned British referee Tomy Little after knocking Cooper down in the fourth round. Clay said he would fight here again only with a fair official and rejected matching Liston unless the price was right. Cooper, blinded briefly in the left eye, quipped about being a bum and cripple, noting the knockdown could have been finished if not for the bell.
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Henry Cooper
Tomy Little
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Sonny Liston
Liston
Jack Nilon
Nilon
Cassius Clay Beats Henry Cooper In Fifth Round
In New York Cassius Clay stops Henry Cooper in the fifth round as predicted. A British radio announcer notes Cooper’s effort but emphasizes Clay’s victory and confidence.
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