Open at Bellerive: Snead Seeks First Open Win
AP report from St Louis notes Sam Snead, 52, prepping at Bellerive for the U S Open in St Louis. Snead, Open regulars 26th appearance, eyes victory on a long 7191 yard par 70 layout. Palmer and Venturi also figure in practice round chatter as players plot starts and resilience.
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Arnold Palmer
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Britain exemptions boost field at Royal Birkdale
Tony Lema headlines a field of 52 stars exempted from qualifying for the British Open at Royal Birkdale. Venturi, 34, plans to defend his U S Open title after bypassing qualifiers due to illness and a planned Mayo Clinic operation.
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PGA
Qualifying Rounds Open for 40th Public Links Championship
New York AP reports 2 677 players began qualifying for the 40th U S Public Links Golf Championship sponsored by the U S Golf Association. Shotgun rounds proceed at 49 silks through June 27 for the July 12 17 event at Pittsburgh Worth Park Golf Course. Defending champion Bill McDonald and 149 qualifiers will compete July 12 13 at North Park to trim the field to 64 for match play and the inter city team championships.
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U.S. Golf Association
Pittsburgh
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Champmion
Bill McDonald
North Park
Pace Baptists down St Timothy in South County league
Mike Reuter paced Fairway Park Baptist with two home runs and four RBIs as his club beat St. Timothy Lutheran 10 to 6 in a South County Church League game at Bret Harte. Steve Rodgers had two hits for the losers.
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Boivinard Allen
Stone
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Sullivan Ifp
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Wesley Aberhorlisote
Congregational
Akin
Morales
Salle
Wreperagara Ivan
Bayt Bovd
Nicklaus and Lema Duel for U S Open Berth in 1942
AKON Ohio UPI Tony Lema will need his own two aces to win the U S Open at St Louis this weekend to secure a World Series berth. Jack Nicklaus already owns the Masters this year leaving Lema a path if Nicklaus wins or finishes high. The World Series, backed by the PGA, awards the year’s top crown with the Firestone Country Club event in Akron set for September 1942.
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Lema
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Professional Golfers’ Association
Nicklaus and Lema Lead PGA Earnings Early This Season
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP Jack Nicklaus holds a near seven thousand dollar edge over Tony Lema in total PGA earnings this season. Nicklaus tops the money list with 52 400 in PGA sponsored tours and 10 788 in unofficial events. Lema has 50 164 official and 6 650 unofficial, with other leaders listed across official unofficial and total earnings.
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PGA
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Doug Sancers
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Geege Mnudtson
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Mellech Hero For Teamsters Triumph in Fremont Games
Nine year old Billy Mellech drove in the winning run with a clutch double in the fifth as Teamsters Local 768 held a one game edge in Fremont National Little League with a 7-6 victory over IAM Local 1781. Jeff Groesbeck homered for the winners while Tallman T edged Fremont Center 3-2 in a come-from-behind win. Bob Hicks drove in Danny Mills with a fifth inning hit after Glen Wyhs stole home to tie earlier. Joel Cordova’s bases loaded double in the bottom of the sixth fueled Michael's Jewelers 2-1 win over Schultze Union 76. The Township Auto-Cloverleaf Bowl game was postponed due to the death of Township coach Arnold Bowlin. Chitwood Brothers edged Mission San Jose National. Blair Hood had two singles and a double. Fremont Boulevard Merchants plated in every inning in a 22-4 win over Mission Ranch Merchants.
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Rodriguez Drives PASSCO Past Holy Rosary 9-1
Union City action saw Fred Rodriguez collect two hits and two RBIs as PASSCO beat Holy Rosary 9-1. Dale Rodrigues had three of Holy Rosary’s four safeties, while the PASSCO lineup featured solid contributions from Perez and Regeiguez.
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Passcoi
Kiwanis Rally Tops Police Dept in Hayward League Play
Dennis Zaballos and Brian Tyndall sparked a Kiwanis Club comeback to beat the Police Department 2-1 at Hayward American Little League. Deve Miller homered late to lift Alameda Sporting Goods to a 4-3 extra-inning win in Hayward West. Floyd Torres and Charles Hall led National and local loans with key hits as N. T. Lewis rolled.
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Deve Miller
Alameda Sporting Goods
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Charles Hall
Charles Brand
N. T. Lewis
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Hayward West National LL
Senators Trip Mapletowne In Eden Crucial
The Rousseau Organization's Senators beat the Mapletown Tigers 5-2 to seize first in M1 Eden American Little League. Lew Porlo homered and Dave Crossman drove in runs as pitcher Dave Crowe limited hits. Oliveri Shaw and Deprater each had one hit.
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Dave Crossman
Dave Crowe
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Chris Shaw
Mark Deprater
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MT. Eden American
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Valente
Hammerson Double Powers Turner Win in San Lorenzo
Hammerson's bases loaded double with two out in the sixth broke a 4-4 tie and gave Turner’s Sporting Goods a 6-4 win over Moeller Brothers in National Senior Division play in San Lorenzo. Eugene Chaplan hit a three-run homer for the losers while Ricky Garcia homered for the winners. Curlett and Quackenbush added triples for Slakey.
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Walt Curlett
Tom Quackenbush
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Card Comeback Standoff In West Senior Play
In Hayward West National Senior action the Cardinals rallied for a 5 to 5 tie with Vic Hubbard’s squad after a four run late spree. Mike Smith Dave Thayne and Lill Brooks hit doubles for the Cardinals as the game was halted by rain and will be rescheduled.
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Vic Hubbard
Mike Smith
Dave Thayne
Lill Brooks
Hayward
Pennington Sparks Redlegs Past Colts 12-3
Dennis Pennington rapped out three hits and Mike Delabarre Jay Needles and Warren Getz had two apiece as the Redlegs beat the Colts 12-3 in ML Eden National Senior Division play. Bruce DeShang had four singles for the losers.
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Jay Needles
Warren Get
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MT. Eden
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Snang
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Edwards Grover Lift Mac's Produce to 5 3 Victory
Mac's Produce edged Hug gins' Plastering 5 3 in San Lorenzo Little League. Edwards sparked a five run burst with a two run double, Mike Grover finished with a two run homer to seal the win. Ken Melberg earned the win with 1 strikeout. Coler drove in two with a fourth inning double. P&X Foods scored in each inning except the second in a separate San Lorenzo result.
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Mike Grover
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Taylor Hurls Win Then Leaves Cards For Astros Trade
Pirates beat Cardinals 7 2 as reliever Taylor confers win before being traded to Houston for Hal Woodeshick. Red Schoendienst said Houston wanted Taylor, aiding a swap that also sends Chuck Taylor to St. Louis for Mike Cuellar. Taylor had been 1-0 in Oklahoma City before the move.
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Astros
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Red Schoendienst
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Ha Cardinste
Chuck Taylor
Houston
Amarillo
Mike Cuellar
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Cuellar
Oklahoma City
Hon ‘Taylor
Kreins Belts Pair Fans 13 For Giants
Fairway Park Merchants lead the league as Kreins fanned 13 opponents and hit two two-run homers to pace a 13-4 victory. Stavosky added a four-bagger while Powers and Thomsen contributed doubles in a high-scoring game at Treeview Park.
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Paul Kreins
Fairway Ark
Belger Bat Spurs Yanks in Washington Manor clash
Frank Berger blasted four runs on three singles and a homer to lift the Yanks to a 7 2 victory over the Giants in Washington Manor league play. Penalty details and several error tallies marked the Tigers Indians game in a murky box.
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Torres Hits and Hurts Lide Shell to Win
Ike Torres pushed Lide Shell into second place by whiffing no one and belting a first inning homer as Torres led Newark to an 11 7 victory over Poster's Freeze. Richer Houghton and Lewis share top batting honors with Foster's Freeie also contributing.
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Poster
Mauch To Pilot NL All Stars in 1965 Game
Gene Mauch of the Philadelphia Phillies was named National League manager for the upcoming all star game to be played July 13 in Minneapolis St Paul. NL president Warren Giles announced the appointment as the AL manager to be named later. Keane now manages the Yankees while Meranto serves as Mets coach after guiding St Louis to its 1945 title.
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St. Louis
Yankees
Yogi Merara
New York Mets
Klein Promoted Head Coach Leads Cubs to Victory
Cubs promote Klein from first base coach to head coach, replacing Bob Kennedy. John Holland announces decision after Houston win as Klein vows steady leadership. Pitcher Larry Jackson ends five game skid as Cubs move to eighth after shutout of the Astros.
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Indians rally to beat Yankees 5 4 on late single
Cleveland tops New York 5 4 as Joe Azcue drives in the decisive run in the eighth after Pete Mikkelsen reached on an error. Mikkelsen and Whitfield pitched for Cleveland while Wagner and Gonzales homered for New York.
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Mantle Says He Might Quit If He Falls Below .300
AP reports Mickey Mantle warned he would quit baseball after the season if his average dips near .200. The New York Yankee slugger, batting .240, said he hopes a rest in Los Angeles sparks a turnaround after a 19 game stretch at .196. Mantle cited knee troubles and uncertainty about future plans.
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