Critical Stretch In U S Open At Olympic Lakeside
The article previews the 1966 United States Open at Olympic Club Lakeside, outlining a five hole stretch from holes two through six as pivotal. It details tee shots, hazards, and green shapes for holes 1 through 9, noting wind, rough, bunkers, and club selections.
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Dressen Improves Slightly. Detroit Manager Yet Critical
Doctors at Ford Hospital in Detroit said Charlie Dressen, 67, showed a small improvement overnight but remained in serious condition. They expected to determine today if his ailment was a heart attack, his second in 24 months.
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Rookie Deadline Nears At Indy
Time is running out for rookies seeking a chance to compete in the Indianapolis 500 May 40. The deadline for completing the newcomers 25 mile tests at 130 135 140 and 145 mph is 6 o clock tonight. Five already are in the starting field. Three more made the eligible list Tuesday Red Rigel Leesport Pa Lee Roy Yarbrough Columbia S C and Bruce Jacobi Indianapolis t
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Giants Sign Kicking Specialist Gegolak Amid AFL Links
The New York Giants signed Pete Gegolak a soccer style kicker who last year exercised an option with the Buffalo Bills of the AFL The NFL stated it does not want gridiron conflict but the signing appears to clash with its stance The report situates the move within a broader league public relations moment.
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AFL Giants flare over Gogolak signing and league clash
AFL spokesman calls Gogolak signing provocative while a Giants official downplays risks. Commissioner Davis stays silent as experts warn of a potential price war and a looming football boom reaching its revenue ceiling.
Giants Lose To Dodgers In Nineteenth Inning Duel
Ray Sadecki starts as the Giants drop a 2-1 decision to the Dodgers in 13 innings at Dodger Stadium. Maury Wills and Ollie Brown spark the winning rally. Willie Davis provides the game winning sacrifice as Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax top Juan Marichal and Frank Linzy amid a charged 54 818 crowd.
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Wills Cited For Driving Slow On Harbor Freeway
Maury Wills of the Los Angeles Dodgers was cited for driving too slowly on the Harbor Freeway. Police stopped him for allegedly 45 miles per hour in the fast lane of a 40 mile hour zone.
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Dingy End To Turpin's Grim Saga
London AP reports former world middleweight champion Randolph Turpin died from a gunshot in a Leamington Spa cafe. His 7 month old daughter Carmen was wounded, and Turpin’s widow Gwyneth and three other children survived.
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Title Bout On TV
Carlos Ortiz lightweight defense against Johnny Bizzarro of Erie Pennsylvania set for Pittsburgh on June 20 will be telecast nationwide by Sports Network Incorporated the television firm announced Wednesday.
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National Ha on They Stand National
A compact sports roundup lists players and teams with scores and upcoming games. It notes results from yesterday including Cleveland 3 Washington 2 and Detroit 7 New York 2, with scheduled games for today and tomorrow across cities like Philadelphia Los Angeles and Chicago.
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Leandro Softball Romps in 18-4 Win over First State Bank
San Leandro action at Thrasher Park saw 12 runs in the fourth inning to dust First State Bank 18-4. Friden's beat Paterson Tractor 82 in an earlier league tilt as Bourdon Peery Holland and Stannard provided key hits and pitching contributions.
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Boston Seeks NFL Expansion for 1967 Dome Stadium
A three man Boston delegation reported an excellent NFL reception for Boston’s 16th franchise plan to open in 1967. Mayor John S. Collins said Boston could support a new NFL club and the Boston Patriots of the AFL in a $7.54 million domed stadium seating 55 00. City aims to be ready by the college draft next December with a scheduled closed meeting verdict later this year.
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Maloney, Reds Back In Groove
Jim Maloney returned to form with a two hit win as the Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Mets 4 to 0. The right hander, coming off tendonitis and a two week layoff, improved to consecutive victories and helped Cincinnati push 9 wins in 11 games.
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Willow Park Moves Ahead Bar Approved
Officials of the Willow Park district moved ahead with plans for a golf course complex in Los Angeles area. The project includes a 750 million to 1 billion investment, a large swimming pool, banquet facilities for 500, and a cocktail lounge. Directors debated financing and revenue sharing, with some opposing the lounge portion and the amortization terms.
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