U S Cup Team Relaxes Ahead of Walker Cup Matches
The United States Walker Cup squad relaxed at a course near Scotland before facing Britain next Friday and Saturday. Captain Richard Tufts praised the team's enthusiasm as they eased into practice on the 6875 yard links at the coast. Players include Davies, Beman, Coe, Gardner, Gray, Harris, Patton, Sikes, Smith, and Updegraff in a 17 to 1 U.S. lead since 1922.
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United States
Richard Tufts
Britain
Tufts
Firth of Clyde
Richard Davies
Pasadena
Calif
Deane Beman
Davies
Beman
U.S
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Bob Gardner
Essex Fells
N. J
Downing Gray Jr
Pensacola
Rain Washes Out Game After Run
Washington AP reports a grand slam by Lary Osborne for his old club was erased by rain in the opener, ending in the second inning. A twi night doubleheader will be made up Saturday night. Osborne hit a four run homer off Detroit lefty Don Messic. Al Kaline also homered for the Tigers against Bennie Daniels in the second.
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Lary Osborne
Osborne
Detroit
Don Messi
al Kaline
Tigers
Bennie Daniels
Allison Slug Krist: Twins Win 11-4 in Cleveland
Bob Allison hit three homers driving in six as the Minnesota Twins defeated Cleveland 11 to 4. Harmon Killebrew and Zoilo Versalles also homered, with Allison adding the 9th, 29 RBIs this season. The Twins overturned a 3-1 deficit with a six-run third inning.
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Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Allison
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Jerry Walker
Ron Nischwitz
Walker
Harmon Killebrew
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
Versalles
Former OHA Coach Dies
Dr. John W. Jack Wilce, 75, longtime Ohio State football coach from 1913 to 1928, died Friday at his Westerville home. He led the Buckeyes to national prominence and later earned fame as a heart specialist in medicine. He turned 75 on May 12 and had suffered illness for several years.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W
Jack) Wilce
Ohio State University
Westerville
Wilce
Buckeyes
Archer Picked In Tonight's Fight At Madison Square Garden
New Yorker Joey Archer faces Victor Zalazar in a middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden aired by ABC at 9 p.m. Archer, 25, seeks win after four straight and a rematch victory over Gonzalez who predicts Archer will outbox and outjab Zalazar. Gonzalez notes Archer’s one defeat in 34 pro fights came at his hands. Zalazar, 28, has 24 knockouts in a 30-9-1 record and has stopped four straight opponents since returning to Argentina in 1961.
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Jose Gonzalez
Victor Zalazar
Joey Archer
Archer
Madison Square Garden
Gonzalez
Zalazar
Mike Leahy
Denny Moyer
Blair Richardson
World Boxing Association
Ring
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Three-Hit Pitching Job Leads KC Past Boston
Kansas City pitcher Ted Bowsfield three hit Boston to win 2-0 as Red Sox stumble in AL lead. George Alusik drove in both runs with a third inning double after a walk and a Siebern double. Beer-can row in ninth halted play, risking forfeiture if disruption continued.
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Kansas City
Ted Bowsfield
Red Sox
Bowsfield
Chuck Schilling
Dick Williams
Schilling
Roman Mesias
Chicago
Baltimore
George Alusik
Jerry Lumpe
Norm Siebern
Bill Valentine
Baseball pitchers set for multiple city matchups
Probable starters listed for American and National League games. Kansas City at Boston Conley versus Wickerham. Los Angeles at New York Belinsky against Ford. Chicago at Baltimore Peters against Barber. Detroit at Washington Bunning against Quirk. Minnesota at Cleveland Kaat against McDowell. In the N L New York Willey at San Francisco Sanford. Pittsburgh Law at Los Angeles Drysdale. Philadelphia Green at Houston Bruce. Cincinnati Purkey at St Louis Sadecki. Milwaukee Shaw at Chicago Buhl.
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Wickerham
Boston
Conley
Los Angeles
Belinsky
New York
Ford
Chicago
Peters
Baltimore
Barber
Detroit
Bunning
Washington
Quirk
Minnesota
Kaat
Cleveland
McDowell
Willey
San Francisco
Sanford
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
San Franciso
Philadelphia
Houston
Pittsburgh
Schedule Showdowns Across Major Cities Tonight
Today features Chicago at Baltimore Detroit at Washington Kansas City at Boston Los Angeles at New York Minnesota at Cleveland Cincinnati at St Louis Milwaukee at Chicago New York at San Francisco Philadelphia at Houston Pittsburgh at Los Angeles.
Penitone Leads Yankees Past Angels with Two Homers
Joe Pepitone hit two two run homers and Clete Boyer added two runs as the New York Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Angels 4 3. Pepitone and Boyer supplied all five Yankee runs while Mel Nelson gave up both homers in his first major league start.
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NEW York
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Penitone
Leon Wagner
Angels
Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Boyer
Naval Award Winners Picked at Annapolis
Midshipmen Don MacLaughlin of Baltimore and Roger Staubach of Cincinnati were named the Academy's top athletes. Staubach, standout quarterback and multi sport player, becomes the first sophomore to win the Thompson Trophy for athletic promotion. MacLaughlin earns the Sword for excellence in soccer and lacrosse.
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MacLaughlin
Naval Academy Athletic Association
Jones Expected To Set Record At Indy Qualifying
Par nelli Jones, famed speedway ace, is favored to top the 10 mile qualifying session for the 500 mile race at Indianapolis. Weather delays foul up practice for 66 entrants including Graham Hill and Pedro Rodriguez as drivers chase a $19,500 prize pool and escalating pole hopes.
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Parnelli Jones
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Parnelli
Rufus Parnell Jones
Torrance
Calif
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San Pedro
Hog Feeder
Eddie Sachs
Graham Hill
England
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Devlin Leads Golf Tourney At Oklahoma City Open
Bruce Devlin shot 7 under par to seize a two stroke lead at the Oklahoma City Open with a 36 hole total of 139. Several players, including Duden Finsterwald Baxte Bayer and Sanders, trailed at 141 to 146 as Wininger posted a course record 31 on the final nine to reach 144.
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Bruce Devlin
Bob Duden
Don Finsterwald
Rex Baxte
George Bayer
Devlin
Devling
Bob Stone
Stone
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Denver
Ken Still
Quail Creek Country Club
Bayer
Ernie Vossler
Vossler
Bo Wininger
Wininger
Rain Adds To Probable Starters For Preakness
Weather could reshape the Preakness field as rain may affect eight three-year-olds including Candy Spots Chateaugay and Never Bend. Odds shift with a potential off track and trainers Ward Stephens Potter note plans to run regardless of conditions. A 127 500 winner share is highlighted among a 180 000 purse with CBS telecast and 35 000 expected crowd at Pimlico.
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Woody Stephens
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Cardinals Slug Reds 11-2 in St Louis rout
Stan Musial, George Altman, Julian Javier and Dick Groat hit four home runs as the Cardinals end a four game slide with an 11-2 victory over Cincinnati. Ernie Broglio pitched a complete game allowing four hits. Joey Jay took the loss after facing 11 hits and four early runs.
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Stan Musial
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Cardinals
Musial
George Altman
Julian Javier
Dick Groat
Ernie Broglio
Joey Jay
Jim Owens
John Tsitouris
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Jay
Owens
Groat
Big Ten bans women from intercollegiate athletics
The Big Ten, at its spring meeting in Minneapolis, declared intercollegiate athletic programs should be confined to men. Commissioner Bill Reed cited the presence of Carol Hanks of Washington University St Louis as triggering recent disputes with rival tennis teams.
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Washington University of St. Louis
Carol Hanks
Washington
Jofre Hints Move to Featherweight After Title Defense
World bantamweight champion Eder Jofre of Brazil suggested a move to featherweight due to weight struggles after defending his title against Johnny Jamito in Manila. He noted weighing 126 pounds last Monday and discussed a possible fight for the featherweight crown against Sugar Ramos in July or August, possibly in Los Angeles.
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Eder Jofre
Brazil
Johnny Jamito
Philippines
Jofre
Sugar Ramos
Los Angeles
Abraham Katzenelson
Aristides Jofre
Araneta Coliseum
Quezon City
Coffee Entry Leads Decathlon at Birmingham Meet
Coffee High School entrant Mike Gooch built a solid lead in the state wide schoolboy decathlon at Birmingham University School. Gooch totaled 4,259 points across five events, followed by Ed Wright of Holtsville with 3,830 and Phil Smith of John Carroll Birmingham with 3,825. The final five events are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Coffee
Mike Gooch
Florence
Ed Wright
Holtsville
Phil Smith
John Carroll
Gooch
Birmingham University School
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