Palmer Forces Rally For Tie In Open Fray
Palmer begins day four shots back then fires a blazing back nine at the Country Club to reach a tie as Nicklaus falters. Finsterwald and Capit post strong rounds while a host of greats including Mayer Fleck and Cupit chase the leaders through the heavy wind and 36 holes.
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Mass
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Finsterwald
Capit
Texas
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Jlaus
Cade
Pion
Jack Fleck
Tommy
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Dick Mayer
Cary
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Bob Goalby
Nagle
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Joe Camp
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Johnny
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Francis Quimet
Harry Vardon
Ted
Ray
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Axe 2nd Wins Amid 153 Score By Nicklaus
Nicklaus, 22, carded 77 after a 76 opening round, missing the 36-hole cut to drop from 140 to the low 50 and ties. Fleck failed to qualify as champion in 68 blue ribbon classics, with Parkinson Park turf races and Monmouth Park mile results framing the day's complex card.
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Brauliel
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Skaff's varied career noted in long managerial crawl
The report chronicles Frank Skaff's rise to Knoxville in the Sally League as his 11th managing post, tracing a globe trotting path from Montgomery to Birmingham. It also mentions Reno Bertoia's temporary Syracuse tenure and Lipon's Charleston work amid Cleveland farm ties, with context on Jacksonville and Dan Geraghty's death.
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Greenwald Wins Title in Southmoor Tourney
Mrs George Greenwald defeated defending titlist Mrs Charles Rotgin 3 and 2 in the championship match at Southmoor Country Club Friday. Mrs Sam Rubin beat Mrs Harry Barton 6 and 4 in the consolation. Mrs Murray Lewis won first flight over Mrs Stanley Silverstein 5 and 4. Mrs Lewis Hark topped Mrs Dan Barrack 3 and 2 in first flight consolation. Low gross winners were Mrs Alvin Lindembert Jr and Mrs Charles Slagle.
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Dan Barrack
Southmoor
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Smith Holds Narrow Lead at Western Open Halfway Mark
Marilynn Smith survives Mickie Wright challenge to hold a six stroke lead at the halfway point of the Women's Western Open at Maple Bluff Country Club. Wright shot a 70 to reach 147, with Kathy Whitworth at 151 and Ruth Jessen at 152 in the 72 hole event.
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Joyce Wilson
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Bug
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Kathy Cornelius
Sandra McClinton
Judy Kimball
Logical choice for Jacksonville manager discussed
The article notes a temporary staffing situation for Jacksonville with Lipon possibly taking charge next year if Madura moves him from the Indians. It mentions Geraghty’s three year contract and ownership stake, suggesting a shift beyond a simple field manager hire. Also warns softball players about unsanctioned tournaments and ASA eligibility rules effective June 1, enforced by Jim Bossie and Melvin Smith with emphasis on districts and state events.
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Tork Passes Up AAU Meet
Dave Tork, former WVU pole vaulter and AAU indoor champion, has a deep heel bruise delaying his participation in the AAU meet near St Louis. Trainer Whitey Gwynne oversees treatment as Tork plans possible meets in Toronto and to pursue Olympic team goals later this year. He will coach at Camp Pocahontas starting June 30 and begin duties as WVU assistant director of development on Sept 1.
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Charleston Nips Williamson 4-3 in 13 Innings
Don Swain allowed five hits as Charleston edged Williamson 4-3 in 13 innings at Watt Powell Park. Leigh Shore singled and stole second in the 13th, scoring on Jay Curaro's sacrifice fly after an error. Charleston catcher Share contributed 2-4 and Craig added a double for Williamson.
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300 Swimmers Entered for Centennial AAU Meet
An estimated 300 swimmers from five states have registered for the Centennial AAU Senior and Age Group Swim Meet in Charleston on June 29. A 42 inch Governor's Trophy will be awarded to the first place finisher. Competition will be held at Elkland Pool. Teams and individuals from New York Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia have entered, per Joe Richlter, president of Elkland Pool and host.
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Bill Hartacks Father Is Shot Near Charles Town
Charles Town area reports jockey Bill Hartack’s father William Hartack was shot at his one story stucco home and died after crashing a pickup into a pole while seeking help. A woman with a gunshot wound was found in the living room and hospitalised. Police recovered a small caliber weapon and noted six bullets fired. Bernie Tharpe reported a crying call from a woman before the line went dead.
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