Lema Seeks National Open After Buick Open Win
Tony Lema stunned golf by winning the Buick Open for a second consecutive week and now heads to the National Open in Washington, D C. He topped Rye’s Thunderbird event earlier and finished a 72 par final round with a 277 total to claim nearly 4000 dollars. Lema said he never expected such a run and champagne was poured in Warwick Hills press room after the victory. Don Finsterwald closed in during the final rounds, but Lema held on with calm under pressure.
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Giants face 1964 June with hope and hexes in mind
A sports feature recalls the Giants team history of June slumps and sudden surges, noting last year's swoon in June and the current month’s halfway mark. It suggests mental hexes and superstition swirl around the club as they chase a pennant, with players and fans alike hoping for a turnaround.
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Trojans Meet Upstart Maine Tonite in World Series Night
In Omaha Minnesota and Southern Cal prepare for a clash as Maine arrives with surprising depth in pitching and top hitters. Missouri’s standout hitters pace the action while Keith Weber blanks another foe. The college World Series atmosphere heats up with high stakes and marquee teams ready to perform.
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Cubs Acquire Ernie Broglio From Cardinals In Six Player Deal
The Chicago Cubs obtained Ernie Broglio from St Louis in a six man trade also bringing Bobby Shantz and Doug Clemens. In return the Cubs sent Lou Brock Jack Spring and Paul Toth to the Cardinals plus Don Landrum to Salt Lake City. Brock 24 appeared in 52 Cubs games with 14 RBIs while Spring 31 joined May 15 and posted a 6.00 ERA in seven relief appearances. Toth 28 had an 0-2 mark in four games earlier this season. Landrum 38 played 11 games in center field with a .000 average in 11 at bats. Shantz 38 had 11 relief appearances for St Louis with a 11 ERA. Clemens 25 hit .205 in 11 at bats with one home run and nine RBIs. Broglio 28 from San Jose had a 21-9 record in 1960 and an 18-8 mark last season. This year he was 3-5 in 11 games with three complete games and a 3.93 ERA. In separate business, the Pirates sold Fred Green to Columbus and re-signed Don Cardwell who has been on the DL since May 11.
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Farrell Beats Cardinals as Nellie Fox Guards Houston Pitcher
Houston right-hander Dick Farrell, backed by Nellie Fox’s calm leadership, won his seventh straight decision with a 4-1 victory over St. Louis. Farrell scattered eight hits in his first major league game win of the season, improving to 11-7. Fox, acquired from Chicago, anchors Farrell’s mound work as a defensive and psychological edge.
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Weekend Eruption as Giants Break Batting Slump
The San Francisco Giants show signs of snapping their batting doldrums with a strong offensive showing. The team, currently last in hitting and fielding among ten clubs, moved within a half game of Philadelphia heading into an afternoon game against Cincinnati.
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Revised Boxscore in Effect
The nation's sports pages adopt a streamlined box score starting today. The changes include: relief pitchers not listed in batting summaries but shown in pitching. pinch hitters and runners remain in batting lines with no explanatory notes. no plays and double plays listed numerically with player names. triple plays listed in full. errors and extra base hits shown by tears. player season home runs shown in parentheses after game totals. umpires eliminated. Giants beat Reds 8 to 2 as Mays Cepeda Hart provided big hits. Hendley opposed Purkey as San Francisco seeks sweep.
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Deffley Throws One-Hitter in CYO Final Loss
Dave Deffley pitched a one hitter with 16 strikeouts for St. Bede's, but five errors and Barry Murphy's defense doomed the attack as St. Phillip's Alameda won 2-0 to take the Grade CYO Alameda Country championship. Murphy singled off Deffley in the sixth, and Bunata allowed six hits while fanning five for the winners.
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How They Stand Yesterday's Results Summary
Yesterday's standings show multiple MLB and NBA style results with numerous teams and scores across cities including Pittsburgh, Houston, St Louis, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Detroit, New York, Boston, Kansas City, Cleveland, Minnesota, Washington, and Baltimore. Tonight and tomorrow schedules list pairings like Cincinnati at San Francisco and Philadelphia at Chicago with various night starts and implied doubleheaders.
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Crash paralyzes Indy's top rookie
Indianapolis rookie Johnny White, the season's top prospect, remains paralyzed from the neck down after his sprint car barrel rolled upside down over a guard rail during a road race. More than 10,000 fans watched as the car vaulted a steel wall and flipped four times. Doctors said he may not race again. a two week period remains to determine if the disability is permanent. The crash follows prior deadly and serious incidents in Indianapolis and Milwaukee that raised debate over dual tanks and safety. White underwent a five hour operation at St. Anthony's hospital in Terre Haute and remained conscious throughout.
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Giants Baseball and Warmup Radio Log
Radio log lists Giants warmup and Giants versus Cincinnati broadcasts across KSFO and KSIOO stations with multiple time slots on Monday including 12 40 p m 5 55 p m 7 55 p m and 4 10 p m notes indicating two Giants baseball games and two warmup segments on KSFO and KSIOO networks.
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Hayward's Martin Wins Again at Willow Springs
Bart Martin of Hayward captured the featured big bore Modified title at the Pacific Coast Championships in Willow Springs. He led at the final turn by one second before Dave Ridenour of San Francisco skidded off a boiling radiator. The event drew 5,190 fans as the fifth of ten West sports car races toward the season championships.
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