Stephens Takes Amateur Crown in Pittsburgh Final
Dick Stephens of Oakmont captured the Pennsylvania amateur golf title at Fox Chapel Country Club, defeating Frantk Arasin of Shamokin one up after 36 holes. Stephens’ last major win was the 1958 Philadelphia Amateur. a 120 foot chip on the 18th hole helped seal the victory.
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Jimmy Wynn Rookie Shortstop Hits .290 in Tampa Season
Jimmy Wynn, a 21 year old rookie shortstop with Houston, posted a .290 batting average for Tampa last season, showcasing his hitting potential for major league consideration.
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Baseball and football notes from a cluttered score page
Athletics 6 Twins 2 with key plays by Cottier Osborne Zimmer La Marie and others. Maury Wills stole 17 bases last season against Pittsburgh. Chicago vs Los Angeles and Giants streak history noted. Harvard freshmen undefeated in multiple sports. Wyoming over Montana State in football.
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Redlegs Defeat Pirates 5 2 In First Game
Cincinnati Reds top Pittsburgh Pirates 5 2 as pitcher Don Cardwell records a victory while Fred Gladding and Chico Ruiz contribute key hits. Stars include Virdon Robinson and Rose for the Pirates and Keough Burgess Friend for the Reds in a tight early season matchup.
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Weekend results in local amateur baseball and leagues
Various weekend baseball results include Leaps Fizzano 5 Narberth 9, Sunocop Norway 5 Tinjcom VPW, Legion standings show Narberth and Norway leading. Other notes list Chester Vernon and West Shore in the VEW-Tenner tournament and multiple teener, softball, and soccer matchups with scheduled games for Monday and Tuesday.
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Podres Delivers Near No-Hit Gem For Dodgers In Houston
Johnny Podres pitched a near no hitter into the ninth, lifting the Dodgers to a 4-0 win over the Houston Colts as he shed 12 pounds in the muggy night. He praised his performance, noting inches mattered on two close plays and praising Maury Wills and Maury Breeding for key moments.
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Whitworth Wins Milwaukee Women's Open in 70 to clinch lead
Kathy Whitworth captured her second victory in a week by scoring 286 over 72 holes at North Shore Country Club to win the Milwaukee Women's Open. Louise Suggs and Jackie Pung tied for runner up at 299 with $1,950 split. Wright finished ninth, boosting year earnings to $15,212. Whitworth earned $2,000 for the win, extending her dominance on the tour.
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Lopat's contract renewed by A's
Kansas City Athletics Manager Ed Lopat has had his contract extended through the 1965 season. Lopat assumed the role last fall on a two year deal and now continues in charge of the Athletics.
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Butts vs Post Libel Suit Opens In Atlanta Court
The $1.5 million libel case filed by University of Georgia athletic director Wally Butts and coach Bear Bryant against Curtis Publishing and the Saturday Evening Post begins in U.S. District Court in Atlanta. The suit stems from a March 28 article alleging a secret plan to fix the 1962 Georgia Alabama game.
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AFL Faces No Expansion and Big 1964 TV Deal Hints
The AFL plans to stay as a league with no expansion, hoping for a larger TV contract after 1964. Bills owner Ralph Wilson warns Buffalo must expand to 50 000 seats or risk losing the team. Strong teams include Kansas City Boston and Buffalo with rising attendances and new domed stadium plans. Also notes retirements and player signings shaping the inaugural season.
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Hall of Fame Inductees Include Rice Flick Clarkson Rixey
COOPERSTOWN N Y AP two outfielders and two pitchers were to be inducted today into baseballs Hall of Fame. Sam Rice 71 and Elmer Flick 87 are honored posthumously John Clarkson 483 wins (1882 1894) died 1909 and Eppa Rixey 266 wins (1912 1933) died last February. Ceremonies begin at 9 am EST with a luncheon and exhibition at Doubleday Field between the Braves and Red Sox. Rice attends to receive his bronze plaque Flick batted .315 for 13 seasons and may not attend.
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Beaver and Levittown Vie for State Little League Title
In Latrobe Pennsylvania the Beaver and Levittown International teams meet Thursday at 2 p.m. for the opening game of the state championship. Piliston and Connellsville square off in the second game at 6 p.m. to determine the other finalist pair.
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Solunar Table Preview from John Aldan Knight
The page reproduces a Solunar Table by John Aldan Knight with major and minor fishing and hunting periods. It explains that major periods last one and a half to two hours, minor periods are shorter, and advises planning around these times using Western Daylight Time. It lists a Monday schedule fragment with start times and indicators for major and minor periods.
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Local Men Land Marlin Off Virginia Coast
Ian Wilson of Chester battled a 50 plus pound white marlin for 25 minutes off Ocean City Maryland near Virginia coast but released it after tagging. Jack Kirkpatrick of Norwood weighed in a $4 pound marlin on the same boat during the same trip, aiding traceability of migratory patterns.
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