Lema Favored In Cleveland Open Field
The field of 147 pros begins the Cleveland Open for $135000 in prize money with Tony Lema regarded as the man to beat. Arnold Palmer shows potential comeback signs while Terry Dill posts a sub par 343266 and Terry Dill leads top scores.
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Cleveland
Tony Lema
Highland Park
Lemi
Julius Boros
Don
Boros
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Claude Blair
James Stanton
Pete Hlinka
Don January
Terry Dill
Dill
Bobby Nichols
Tommy Jacobs
Mason Rudolph
Ken Venturi
Lema
VFW Surges to Lead With 22 7 Victory Over Elks
VFW moved into sole first place in LL standings by defeating Elks 22 7 at Bracken Field. Ron Bailey Sam Baressi and Bulug each had three singles in a 19 hit attack. Downey 2-0 pitched for VFW while Elks Downey 0-2 took the loss. Next games include Elks vs Corry Jamestown and a rescheduled Moose Lodge game.
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Elks
Bracken Field
Vets
Ron Bailey
Sam Baressi
Se Bulug
John Downey
Mike Thomas
Bailey
Downey
Corry Jamestown
Moose Lodge
Moose
White Sox, Dodgers Fall In Wide MLB Night Action
Kaal blew a 1-0 lead as Cleveland beat Minnesota 2-1 after a sleeve adjustment. Colavito walked and Alvis homered off Kaat in the ninth, while Terry earned his 100th win for the Indians. Willie's hot night powers Giants past Mets 4-2. Banks homered for Cubs in 4-2 win over Brewers.
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Associated Press
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Kaal
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Cleveland
Kaat
Tndians
Rock
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Plate
Bill Haller
Colavito
Max Alvis
Alvis
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Indians
Ralph Terry
Jerry Kindall
Joe Azcue
Zoila Versalles
Tebbetts
Tok
Terry
Tony Horton
Toronto
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
White Sox
Horton
Bruce Howard
Tony Conigliaro
Yankees Fine Three Players $250 Each After Dinner Incident
The New York Yankees fined three players $250 each after a Sunday dinner at a Kansas City restaurant following a doubleheader. Manager Houk confirmed the action, saying a few players were disciplined while others were asked to keep training.
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New York Yankees
Wrijesday
Saiiy Jwexmen
Mat Ie
Jilvhor
Ralph Hank
New York
Houk
Yankees
Johnny Keane
St. Louis Cardinals
Houk Zibunl
Braves Offer $500000 to Move From Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves offered $500000 to sever contract and relocate to Atlanta after July 10. County officials disagreed with the proposal with opinions split on the price and impact on taxpayers and stadium revenues.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Braves
Eugene H. Grobschmidt
Grobschmidt
Ted E. Wedemeyer
Donald F. Weber
South
Bill Bartholomay
Grobschmidt County
John Doyne
Teams, Inc
Bartholomay
Milwaukee County
Poison suspected in Beaver County fish kill near Zelienople
Cy anide and heavy metal poisoning blamed for a large fish kill in Connoquenessing Creek near Fombell Beaver County. State Health Department said poison found at American Plating Co. of Zelienople and that about 4000 fish died.
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Connoquenessing Creek
Fombell
Beaver County
State Health Department
American Plating Co
Warren 9 Hosts Erie in War Memorial League Clash
Warren Bever age will host Coca Cola of Erie this Saturday afternoon at the War Memorial Field. Game time is 3 30. They will play a league game at Sheffield. Erie led by Bill LaRosa with a 51 record. La Rosa formerly played with the Erie Sailors in the NYP League. Rick Matlak expected to draw First Round call for Coke with LaRosa behind the plate.
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Erie Warren
Warren Beverage
Coca-Cola
Erie
War Memorial Field
Sheffield
Bill LaRosa
Erie Glenwood
LaRosa
Erie Sailors
Rick Matlak
Coke
Wednesday Stars Batting Shine for Giants and Yankees
Willie Mays drove in three runs with a single and his 18th homer as the Giants defeated the Mets 4 to 2. Mel Stottlemyre allowed six hits and struck out 11 to guide the Yankees past the A’s 5 to 1, improving to 7-2.
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Tigers
al Kaline
Aguirre
Lou Clinton
Paul Schaal
Senators
Jim King
Oriole
Stu Miller
King
Miller
Joe Pepitone
Tom Tresh
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Willie Mays
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Willie
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Houston
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Gaylord Perry
Tony Taylor
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Meadville
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Gardner
National Senate Wek
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North Center St
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