Charles Ignores Nicklaus to Win Canadian Open Roundup
Bob Charles of New Zealand wins the Canadian Open at St George's with a 274 total after a final round 66, ignoring Jack Nicklaus's late challenge. Nicklaus finishes second at 276, while Bruce Crampton tied for third. The roundup covers Detroit Tigers and other AL results, plus golf standings and prize money.
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McCovey power fuels Giants win over Pirates at Forbes Field
Willie McCovey belted two tape measure homers in Forbes Field as the Giants beat the Pirates 2-1. Juan Marichal improved to 14-2 with a complete game, while Maury Wills extended his hitting streak to 22. The Cardinals split a doubleheader with Atlanta, Cincinnati swept Chicago, and the Mets edged Los Angeles in other games.
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Nelson Briles
Baseball Standings And Results In 1960s Era AP Report
The American League standings show teams such as St. Louis Philadelphia and Los Angeles with records and percentages. Sunday results include Cleveland over Detroit 3-1 and Cincinnati 9-4, while New York beat Pittsburgh 5-4 and Boston toppled Chicago 6-1. Today’s schedule lists Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Cincinnati among others with night games noted.
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National League Players’ Reps Named for 1960 Season
Three NL pitchers serve as player representatives this year. Dave Guisti of Houston Milt Pappas of Cincinnati and Dick Hall of Philadelphia hold the posts reflecting team ties and league parity.
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Sox Victors As Giants Win Two
The Red Sox beat the Dodgers 3-2 at Westlawn Field to hand Los Angeles its first loss in four. The Giants swept a doubleheader, winning 13-2 against the Indians and 9-4 against the Dodgers. Parker earned the Red Sox win on four hits while Coots took the loss. Griffin won the first Giants game. Davis lost the second. Pettus, Love and Mikes had doubles for the Giants. Campbell, Jones and Pride singled for the Dodgers.
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Lonborg to Undergo X Rays for Shoulder Pain
Boston Red Sox pitcher Jim Lonborg prepared for X rays on a sore right shoulder after a rough start against the Chicago White Sox. The 1967 Cy Young winner threw five balls then left the mound as pain prompted medical evaluation.
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Braves vs Stars in Savannah Exhibition Showdown
Southern League All-Star Coach Sparky Anderson predicts a bench shortage as Asheville and Birmingham stars meet the Atlanta Braves in Savannah. The lineup features Arlie Burge Bernie Carbo Joe Keough Minnie Mendoza Gail Hopkins and Joe Torre will catch the Braves. Crowd expected exceeds 10 000 with Sunday Asheville Charlotte results noted and injuries mentioned.
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Oklahoma State wins NCAA Golf title in New Mexico
Grier Jones of Oklahoma State holds off Hal Underwood of Houston to win the NCAA Championship by three strokes with a final round 72 for 276 total. Florida secures the team title by two strokes over Houston.
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