Palmer Ten Strokes Off Leaders Pace In Open Tourney
In Birmingham Michigan 57 players vie as Arnold Palmer trails by ten strokes after 36 holes at the Gist U8 Open Golf Tournament. Bob Rosburg and Doug Sanders share the lead at under par 139, while Ben Hogan and Sam Snead sit four behind at 143. Palmer’s 65 yesterday boosted him to 260 a Open record second low, with six players at 141 within two of the pace. Jack Nicklaus leads amateurs after 36 holes with a 9 under showing, aiming for a late surge at the windup today.
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Two Cage Stars Dismissed at University of Detroit
OERGIT AP reported University of Detroit dismissed two basketball players Charle North and John Morgan for admitted contacts with individuals involved in a nationwide basketball conspiracy. The dismissals raise the total to 93 players from 18 schools tied to the scandal that began March 17.
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Big League Stars Shine In Opening Wins
Lewy Krausse of the Athletics blanked the Angels on three singles, walking five and fanning six for a 4-0 debut in his first pro game as a $125,000 bonus right-hander. Billy Bruton of the Tigers went 4-for-4 with two runs as Detroit beat New York 4-2, knocking the Yankees from first place.
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Krausse stars as Indians tie for AL lead with shutout
Lew Krausse Jr the Royals bonus baby fanned three in a three hit 4-0 debut for the Athletics against the Angels. Detroit beat New York to pull even with Cleveland, while Boston and Minnesota won as Chicago fell silent. A 26-walk game highlighted by late rallies saw the Red Sox and White Sox struggle, and Pedro Ramos 4-0 blanked the White Sox in relief.
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Three-Hit Shutout Debut for Bonus Baby Krausse
AP story from Kansas City reports 16-year-old Lew Krausse Jr of the Athletics hurled a three hit, no run debut against the Los Angeles Angels. The Ches-High School product received a $1000 bonus, walked five and struck out six, aided by four double plays, with a standing ovation as owner Charles Finley and teammates celebrated.
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Fill-In Fighter Meets Don Moyer In TV Attraction
Puerto Rican middleweight Nunez, 24, earns a Madison Square Garden main event versus Don Moyer in Portland after twice stepping in as a substitute at St Nick’s Arena. Nunez is 1-0 in the two recent fights, while Moyer stands 20-4. The bout will be televised nationally.
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Pirates Sign Four Pitchers to Kingsport Club
The Pittsburgh Pirates have signed four right handed pitchers for their Kingsport Appalachian League team in Tennessee. Read bylines list Joe Cleary 17 of Pittsburgh Bob Haye 21 of Kittanning Clarence E McKamey 19 of Charlottesville VA and Bruce W Newton 19 of San Diego California.
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Cincinnati Climbs Back Into 1st As Bucs Stumble
Milwaukee beat the Dodgers 21 to snap Los Angeles out of the NL lead while Cincinnati moved back atop with a 4 1 victory at Philadelphia. San Francisco lost 6 1 to Chicago as the Cubs surged, St Louis topped Pittsburgh 2 0. Burdette pitched five hit ball and homered in the 11th to lift Milwaukee over Koufax who had six straight wins. Reds rallied in eighth, aided by singles from Coleman and Freese, then Lynch cleared the bases with a double.
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Mickey McMahon Sparks Past Week in Corry basketball
The article highlights Corry Area High School outdoor league action as Mickey McMahon scores 25 field goals to lift the Knicks to a 46 46 victory over the Cards while the Trotters beat the Eagles 48 24. Hawks, Knicks, Trotters lead standings with 2 0 3 1 records. Eagles and Pirates remain winless at 0 9.
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Baseball Schedule and Results From Recent Week
Local paper lists National League matchups across cities including New York at Detroit, Cleveland at Kansas City, and Boston at Milwaukee with results showing Philadelphia and San Francisco games. Weekend slate notes Milwaukee at Los Angeles and Chicago at San Francisco with several postponed or unscored entries.
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Warren Fighter Gerarde Honored By Ring Magazine
Warren's The Rocket Gerarde was named Prospect of the Month by Ring Magazine, a momentary pause in training for his headline fight on July 1. The accolade, described as the thrill of his life, elevates his profile in boxing as he continues a rugged 1-2-2 record against Gene Dunvie and upset win over Nick Lynn, with the support of local fans boosting his rise.
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Indians blank Yankees in Teener League showdown
The Thoinny team moved into Brat place in the Teener Baseball League last evening by defeating the Yankees 3-0 at Loveland Field. The victory marked their fifth straight win and sixth in eight contests.
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Indians Edge Yankees In Pitcher Duel At Wreath
A tense game featured Jerre Ward of the Indians limiting the Yankees to three hits while Bob Zalaneck debuted for New York. Ward struck out ten, walked one, and allowed two singles. Zalaneck gave up five runs with Ward yielding two. The Tribe broke through in the first on Ward’s single, extended in the fourth by Bay Bel and Jeff Grinder. Bosak stole second and scored on an error in the late innings. Ward’s effort followed a strong outing against Longmen and set up a potential first-place clash with the Braves.
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Trojans Shine In NCAA Track Prelims at Philadelphia
Southern California led with eight event qualifiers as Bruce Mune and Bobby Stuton advanced in sprint events while Luther Hayes topped two jumps and Dallas Lane earned a shot in the shot put. Villanova and Oregon joined strong showings as Frank Budd and Harry Jerome led sprinters for an anticipated finals clash.
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Orioles Unbeaten In Playground Baseball League
Orioles remain undefeated after the second week of play in the Playground Baseball League with a 3-0 record. Highlights include White Sox, Angels, and Red Sox victories and standings showing Giants, Yankees, and Pirates in close pursuit. DuBois NAMES COACH Perkins named as new head basketball coach at Arnold High, Terlinski 24 among assistants.
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