Open lead shared by Palmer Finsterwald Cupit in brutal 36 holes
Arnold Palmer tied Don Finsterwald and Jacky Cupit at even par 142 after two rounds in the National Open at Brookline Mass. Palmer surged with a 69 in the second round while Nicklaus collapsed to 77 and failed to make the cut. Finsterwald rolled in birdies on 14 and 17 to help his 69. Burkemo and Refram were close behind at 143, with Lema and Love at 145. Sam Snead and Jimmy Clark trailed after solid starts slipped.
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Associated Press
Brookline, Mass
Arnold Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Jacky Cupit
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Finsterwald
Cupit
Texas
Eeen Sese
Nicklaus
Latrobe
Idol
Walter Burkemo
Franklin Hills
Mich
Dean Refram
Medinah
Refram
Burkemo
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Davis Love Jr
Charlotte
N.C
Jimmy Clark
Huntington Beach
Cailiff
Sam Snead
Arnie
Bob Gardia
Bloomfield Hills
Brookline
Mass
Arnold
Open Golf Second-Round Leaders At Brookline
Brookline Massachusetts AP reports second round leaders in the National Open Golf. Arnold Palmer 73 49 142 Jacky Cupit 70 72 142 Don Finsterwald 73 49 142 Walter Burkemo 72 71 143 Dean Refram 72 71 143 Julius Boros 71 74 145 Davis Love Jr. 71 74 145 Tony Lema 71 74 145
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Brookline, Mass
Arnold Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Don Finsterwald
Walter Burkemo
Dean Refram
Julius Boros
Davis Love Jr
Tony Lema
Chicabs Edge Pirates in 10th for 6-5 Cubs win
Andre Rodgers lined a bases loaded single in the 10th inning driving in the winning run as the Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5. Burton opened the inning with a single and scored after a sacrifice and intentional walk setup. Burton homered earlier, part of a strong day with three hits.
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Chicago
Andre Rodgers
Ellis Burton
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Burton
Joe Gibbon
Dick Bertell
Ken Aspromonte
Lou Brock
Rodgers
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Wee
Cardwell
Veale
Face
McBean
Gibbon
Sisk
Brand
Burgess
Buhl
Schultz
Elston
Bertell
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L—Gibbon
Tigers Break Losing Streak in A's Blunder
In Kansas City, the Detroit Tigers beat the Athletics 6 to 4 after Kansas City miscues. Detroit seized a four-run fifth inning to snap a 10-game skid for the A's and end the Athletics' rut.
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Tigers
Kansas City
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Red Sox stop Yankees’ streak with 7-4 win
Boston scores seven runs as Frank Malzone drives in three on a first inning double and a fifth inning homer while Gary Geiger adds boosts in a platoon setup. Bill Monbouquette elevates to eighth straight win, fending off New York’s early rally led by Maris’s 13th homer.
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Boston
Frank Malzone
Gary Geiger
Boston Red Sox
New York
Yankees
Bill Monbouquette
Roger Maris
Geiger
Malzone
Terry
Kunkel
Williams
Howard
Monbouquette
Radatz
Nixon
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L—Terry
Maris
Seiger
White Sox spoil Wynn bid for win in ninth
Cleveland a 2-0 loss ends Early Wynn run at 300 wins as Ron Hansen homer with two out in ninth sinks the Indians. Juan Pizarro edges Wynn after six-hitter while Floyd Robinson and Tom McCraw aid late threat for Chicago.
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Cleveland
Wynn
Ron Hansen
Chicago White Sox
Indians
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Floyd Robinson
Tom McCraw
Dave Nicholson
Hansen
Pizarro
Chicago
Carreon
Azcue
L—Wynn
State Checker Tourney At Fort Payne
The Alabama Checker Association chose Ft. Payne for its 1963 tournament. Play begins July 6 at Fort Payne city hall around 9:00 a.m. and runs through July 7 or until a champion is named under a double knockout system. Lloyd Taylor of Birmingham is the reigning Alabama champion, with H. A. Wright of Boaz Lenny Poole of Decatur C. E. Bailey and Brad Gambrell of Birmingham among the likely challengers. All Alabama players are invited.
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Alabama Checker Association
Ft. Payne
Ft. Payne City Hall
Lloyd Taylor
Birmingham
Alabama
Taylor
H. A. Wright
Boaz
Lenny Poole
Decatur
C. E. Bailey
Association
Brad Gambrell
Checker Players
Indians Send Nischwitz to Jacksonville to make room
In Cleveland the Indians optioned pitcher Ron Nischwitz to their Jacksonville Florida farm club on Friday to clear space for veteran starter Early Wynn.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Ron Nischwitz
Jacksonville, Fla
Early Wynn
Braves Rally Past Giants on Five Hit Night
Milwaukee scored six runs in the fifth inning on two hits, a Joe Torre home run and a Lee Maye three run triple to beat the San Francisco Giants 6-3. The Braves finished with three hits while the Giants had five including two Orlando Cepeda homers.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Joe Torre
Lee Maye
San Francisco Giants
Braves
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Dodgers Edge Cardinals After Davis Drive In Eighth
Tommy Davis hit a two run homer in the eighth inning delivering the Dodgers a 5 to 3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals who led the NL standings.
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ST. Louis
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cardinals
Hayes Sets World Records At AAU Meet In St Louis
Florida A&M's Bob Hayes opens the 75th National AAU Track and Field Meet with a 9.1 clocking in the 100 yards, eclipsing the world and meet records in semifinals. Brian Sternberg of Washington clears 16-4 in pole vault. Pete McArdle wins six miles in 28:29.2. Hayes later posts 9.1 again in finals with wind aiding, while John Gilbert and Nate Adams place in the 100. The event also features Gary Gubner, Parry O'Brien, and other top athletes.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Florida A&m
Bob Hayes
Brian Sternberg
University of Washington Soph
Sternberg
Hayes
Budd
Pete McArdle
New York
Ron Morris
Public Schools Stadium
Paul Drayton
Villanova
Larry Questad
Stanford
Florida Comet
John Gilbert
Southern California Striders
Gilbert
Frank Budd
Canada
Harry Jerome
Drayton
Willie Williams
Questad
Paul Winder
U.S. Marine Corps
Gary Gubner
Dave Davis
Parry O’brien
Gubner
Purdue
Nate Adams
Florida
Adams
Bob Mattis
New York A.C
Matthis
Maloney Takes 6th Straight In Reds Victory
Cincinnati pitcher Jim Maloney won his sixth straight decision and extended his season total to 11 wins as the Reds defeated Houston 3 to 0. Maloney limited the Astros to four hits, continuing Cincinnati dominance and contributing to Houston's fifth consecutive defeat.
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Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Reds
Houston
Athens Jaycee Outboard Races Slated Sunday
Athens Jaycee publicity director Gerald Turner announced about 75 entries are expected for Sunday at the mouth of Elk River. Ten races begin at 2 p.m. National Pleasure Boat Association staff will oversee, with admission $1 for 18 plus, 50 cents for ages 12 to 18, under 12 free. Racing classes include six pleasure boats and four hydros. prizes total 70 dollars per pleasure class and 35 per hydroclass. Proceeds benefit Jaycee programs.
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Athens
Gerald Turner
Athens Jaycee
Elk River
National Pleasure Boat Association
Turner
Decatur Swim Team Loses First Meet to Jasper
Decatur lost its season opener to Jasper by 256 to 200 in Jasper. Readouts list numerous age group placings across freestyle breaststroke backstroke and butterfly events with Decatur swimmers winning several relay and girls events, highlighting multiple top finishes for both teams.
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Decatur
Jasper
Bill Sheperd
Sue Street
Mary Lucy Evans
Tommy Berrigan
Steve Penny
Cheryl Pickens
Terry Hummert
Bill Hebding
Randy Jones
Brenda Roper
Bobby Utley
Jay Sidebotham
Ann Martin
Treva Martin
Richard Worley
Alice Pitt
Bobby Evans
Pride Donnelly
Ann Swafford
Chip Hennessee
Mary Sidebotham
Jackie Carrell
Marianne Berrigan
Melvin Hutson
Linday Jackson
May Hired As Line Coach At Pensacola
May is hired as line coach at Pensacola Es cambia High School in Florida according to an announcement. A former Athens high school head coach, May was Athens head coach for three years and previously served as a line coach at Huntsville and here before being replaced recently by Furman El more.
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Athens
Buddy May
Escambia High School
Pensacola
Fla
May
Athens High School
Furman Elmore
Huntsville
Yankees Redlegs Pony League game rained out to tonight
The Yankees-Redlegs Pony League game scheduled for Thursday night was rained out and will be played tonight at 7 o clock. Oak Grove and Caddo meet in a baseball clash at Oak Grove today at 2 p.m.
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Yankees-Redlegs
Oak Grove
Caddo
Use 1 to 2 teaspoons lemon zest in recipes
A recipe guideline notes that grated lemon rind is typically safe to use about one to two teaspoons. It emphasizes the zest amount as a flavoring, advising cautious addition to avoid overpowering the dish.
Mets Trim Phillies 3-1 in Friday Night Win
New York Mets snapped a five game skid by beating the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1. Cal McLish held the Mets hitless for five innings before Frank Thomas doubled in two runs during a bases loaded error sequence. Al Jackson added a run and Jim Piersall contributed a bunt single as New York completed the win.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Cal McLish
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Phils
Met
al Jackson
McLish
Frank Thomas
Jackson
al Moran
Jim Piersall
Philadelphia
Boozer
Hamilton
Baldschun
Dalrymple
Coleman
W. Jackson
L—Mclish
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Moulton, Ala
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Hartselle
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