Palmer 5-1 Choice To Take Marbles
Palmer, Masters champion from near Latrobe, Pa., begins the 62nd U.S. Open at Oakmont as a 5-1 favorite. He says his finger is healing after a recent gash, and he is confident he can avoid the slump that plagued him earlier. Key rivals include Gene Littler, Gary Player, and other noted stars as they chase a slam through the Masters to the Open.
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Jim Black Dominates Pirates to Boost Braves Tie
Jim Black pitched, striking out 11 and yielding one hit as the Braves beat the Pirates 6-2 at Loveland Field. Four Redskin runs in the first inning set the tone, securing the win and a near tie with the Yankees in the Junior League.
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Big League Stars Shine In Aces Roll And Slugging
In Sacramento new era baseball notes, Dave Wicker of the Athletics earned his fourth win in relief as Artebes aided a strong relief outing. Hank Aaron powered the offense with a homer and two singles, driving a 24–10 rout. The Los Angeles Dodgers also posted a decisive victory as West Coast stars excelled, with Zane Folley and Paul Amients among standout names in varied matchups.
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Pollard Canned By Packers
CHICAGO AP The Green Bay Packers dismissed Jim Pollard as head coach. They offered Pollard a job as assistant to GM Vince Lombardi, but it is believed he will refuse. The team also announced 1962 home games will be played in Chicago at Soldier Field.
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Parks Favored as Open Champion Despite Missed Qualifying Try
Oakmont Pa AP Sam Parks Jr a 1995 National Open colt winner and weekend golfer failed to qualify for the Open by four strokes at Pittsburgh Field Club shooting 71 76 He recalls his Oakmont victory practicing daily for a month before the Open noting local knowledge and bunker mastery as key factors He credits consistent practice and several factors cited by his 1935 Open rivals in winning at Oakmont
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Ervetis
Owen Yegsetic Hogan
Mhalsing
Arnold, Palmer
Duck Dole Sanders
Johny Foit
Mike Souch
Rain Plagues NYP Circuit Upsets Batavia Wins
Rain continues to plague the Class D New York-Penn League with two doubleheaders rained out. Only Aylavind Geneva game completed as Batavia beat Geneva 21 to 1 in Geneva. Len Megillo scored from second on a Dan Cox hit for Batavia. Jewry May contributed a home run in the winning effort.
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Unclear fragmentary bowling note surfaced in archive
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bowling, players and a score or date but remains unreadable. No clear names, teams, locations, or outcomes can be established from the available lines.
Moose's rally seals Little League win in tight tilt
In a tense Little League affair, Roehrig and Rolls battled to a 2-2 deadlock before Jon Dick Steves delivered a clutch single in the fifth inning. Moose’s hitters piled up timely one-base hits, with Tony Sproveri and others contributing as Jamestown pulled ahead late.
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Shaver
Conry Jamestown
Mawie-Marts
Jon Dick Steves
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Tony Sproveri
Giants Rally Over Braves In Night Ball Clash
Giants triumph as Lew Bilek is key with a sharp pitching display and late rally. Dodgers and Cubs also win. Mathews ties for eighth in homer race amid a flurry of late runs. Pirates edge Mets behind Haddix as Cardin als rally with Amalfitano’s ninth inning hit.
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Angels Comeback Stuns Twins as Thomas Gears Win
Lee Thomas belted two homers for the Los Angeles Angels to rally past Minnesota, giving them a 4-3 win. Felix Torres drove in the tie breaking run as walks helped fuel the rally, while Bill Stafford struggled in relief of a shaky seventh inning. The result left Minnesota behind Detroit in the league standings as other scores rolled in across the league.
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Toledo G. Scholarship Recipient Shapes College Bids
Camerie Pa., a 6-8 high school basketball star from Camerie High has signed a scholarship letter to attend the University of Toledo. He averaged 21 points per game and totaled nearly 1.00 points per game over his high school career.
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University of Toledo
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Red Sox Rally Edges White Sox Behind Delock Win
Boston breaks a 2-2 tie in the eighth as Manny Jimenez Gina Cimoli and Joe Archie drive in two runs. Frank Malzone carries the early scoring with a two run homer and single. Carroll Hardy adds the clincher while Gary Geiger throws out a potential tying run at the plate to preserve Ike Delock s victory over Jack Fisher.
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