Palmer Boros Tie Cupit In U S Open Playoff
Palmer and Boros joined Jacky Cupit at 293 to force a three way playoff at Brookline. Cupit faltered late with a double bogey on 17 and a missed 15 foot birdie on 18 while Palmer sank a clutch 5 footer to force the playoff alongside Boros.
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Records Fall in Meet At National AAU Track Championship
Husky Al Hall won the hammer throw with 214 feet 11 inches for NYAC, while Haro Connolly planned to enter to qualify athletes for Moscow. Al Williams led 440 yards in 45.8, Crothers tied 880 with 1:46.8, Pat Clohessy won the three mile, and Bob Hayes set a world 9.1 in the 100 yards.
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Distance Swimmer Mary Margaret Revell Seeks Glamour Image Fix
New York based Mary Margaret Revell, a tall blonde swimmer, speaks on changing the ugly American athlete image. She argues women can be both feminine and athletic while planning international swims from the Black Sea to the English Channel. Revell plans to form a group with initials like GLAMOUR or PRETTY to promote a positive sportswoman image.
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American swimmer Mary Margaret Revell challenges stereotypes
Mary Margaret Revell, 25, defies European views of American women as she shows Olympic level grit. On her first international trip she swam the Bay of Algeciras in seven miles in 1 hour 31 minutes, then the Marmara Sea in 20 miles in 8 hours 13 minutes, completing a demanding round trip.
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GI Bill Training Surges Across Medical Fields
More than 360000 doctors nurses and dentists were trained under the GI Bill of Rights, according to the Veterans Administration.
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Pirates Shutout Cubs in Chicago Behind Friend
Bob Friend pitched his third shutout of the year allowing nine hits and one walk over 9 innings to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-0 win over the Chicago Cubs. Dick Schofield hit his first homer of the season with Bob Bailey aboard in the third, giving the Pirates a key cushion. Friend extended his streak of 46 2/3 innings without a walk and earned his ninth victory.
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White Sox Win On Four-Hit Cleveland Shutout Bid
White Sox pitcher Gary Peters improved to 4-3 as Chicago topped Cleveland 2-1 behind relief work from Jim Brosnan. A 2-0 lead featured doubles by Ron Hansen and Tom McCraw, with Willie Tasby homering in the eighth to seal the win after a Woodie Held single in the third. Brosnan closed out the ninth.
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Reds blank Colts as Tsitouris pitches sixth hitter
Cincinnati Reds beat the Houston Colts 3 to 0 in Cincinnati. John Tsitouris hurled a six hit shutout, earning his third complete game victory and extending the Reds winning streak to five as they tighten their grip on the NL pennant race. The Reds pushed across runs in the first, third and fourth inning off Bob Bruce.
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Cubs Coach Fred Martin among players who fled to Mexican League
In a Chicago roundup, former Cubs pitching coach Fred Martin is noted among major leaguers who defected to the outlaw Mexican League in 1946. The brief also recalls Bob Buh of the Cubs being hitless in 87 at bats before a windblown single on May 8, 1963 versus the Pirates and his prior hit on Sept. 1, 1961 with the Braves. Kansas City Athena? No, note shows Charles Finley hosting a pregame TV show before A’s home games.
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Mets Lose to Phillies as Culp Wins at Polo Grounds
Ray Culp pitched a five hitter with 11 strikeouts to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 20 victory over the New York Mets. It marked Culp's second win of the season against New York, improving his record to 9-5, while Craig suffered his ninth straight defeat and 11th of the year.
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Twins Beat Orioles 3 1 Behind Versalles and Power
Minnesota reliever Bill Dailey earned his sixth save as the revamped Twins defeated Baltimore 3 1. Zailo Versalles hit two homers and Vic Power added another, with Power moving to third after Rich Rollins exited with an injury. Dailey entered in the eighth and stranded a first and third threat, preserving the win for Jim.
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Giants Edge Braves in 3-0 Shutout
Giants veteran Billy O'Dell pitched a two hit complete game to beat the Milwaukee Braves 3-0. O'Dell reached his 10th win of the season, aided by Ed Bailey's two insurance runs in the ninth. The Braves managed only two hits and stranded runners as double plays quelled threats.
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Cards Edge Dodgers 2 1 Despite Davis homer
Charlie James belted a sixth inning homer to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Bob Gibson earned win as Davis homered for the Dodgers, narrowing the NL lead for the Cardinals to a half game while the Dodgers slid to third, tied with the Reds.
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