Willie Mays Reflects On Age And Education In Giants Room
Willie Mays, age 37 or 38, discusses baseball's changes and his emphasis on education for his son. He notes he might quit if needed and recalls 1951 as a pivotal start. Giants players, managers, and autograph moments fill the scene before a Mets game.
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Aaron Assists Cepeda In Victory Over Cards
Aaron homered to reach 522 career dingers as the Braves beat the Cardinals 6 3 at Busch Stadium. Cepeda returned to his old park with a triple a homer and three runs while Upshaw earned his 12th win and Stone remained undefeated at 6 0 before leaving with elbow trouble.
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Palmer Question Mark In Open Qualification
Golfers across the nation completed sectional qualifying for the U S Open with Jesse Snead Ken Still and Larry Hinson earning starts at Champions Golf Club Houston Palmer still seeks exemption plus 51 others join 33 exempt players to form a 150 man field Qualifications were held at Colonial Country Club and six other sites across eight states with leaders including Lionel Hebert Bob Duden John Schlee Don Finsterwald and Art Wall in various regional events.
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Consistent Scorer Jones Sets ABA Scoring Streak
Larry Jones of Consistent Scorer led the ABA by scoring 30 points or more in 23 consecutive games this season. The previous record was 16 straight outings.
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