Nicklaus Guards Open Crown Against Palmer in Playoff
Jack Nicklaus, at 29 the youngest U S Open champion since 1923, defeated Arnold Palmer by three strokes in an 18 hole playoff. The Ohio State business major, known for deliberate, precise play, aims for future majors as his career rapidly rises. He plans to complete his degree, then chase more championships across the Western Open, British Open in Troon, and PGA Championship in Philadelphia.
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Standings and results from the American League and National League
Standings show Cleveland leading the American League with 86 wins and 24 losses. Other teams include Minnesota Detroit Baltimore Chicago and Kansas City with varying records. Sunday results feature Cleveland over New York 6 to 1 and Detroit over Boston 8 to 0.
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Famavich Key Hit Sparks Richle Post Victory
Stan Tamavich delivered a two run triple as Richle Post defeated Sun Village in Chester East Little League action. The contest featured strong showings from Shaw Adams Smith Stewiphnet Ua and Booth with notable defensive plays and steady pitching from the Richle Post squad.
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Al Tischler Leads Chester-McKenna Past Sun Village
In a Chester Major Softball League game, Al Tischler struck out five and walked one as Chester-McKenna defeated Sun Village 4 to 2 behind three-hit pitching. Marty Kennedy went 2 for 3 for Sun Village, scoring once and driving in another run.
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Plerer
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Cacciatore
Murray
Rf Crawf
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Kenegan
Tischero
Homia
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Stomb
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Brazil Wins World Soccer Cup Championship
In Santiago Brazil rallied after an early goal to beat Czechoslovakia 2 1 and defend the World Soccer Cup title. The victory extends Brazil's record, following their 5 2 win over Sweden in Stockholm four years earlier, making the nation the only team to win back to back championships besides Italy in 1904 and 1938.
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Italy
Varano Upsets Kettrick in Long Chester High Showdown
In an extended game at Chester High School field Varano defeated Kettrick 11 innings 4 to 3. Robbie Wright pitched four scoreless innings to earn the win with key support from shortstop Ben Dahkowski who drove in two runs. Ronnie Sulsko allowed three runs in seven innings for Kettrick as Don Nickerson secured the victory for Varano with two doubles and a late rally references to Eddystone High star Eddystone.
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Ben Dahkowski
Eddystone High
Ronnie Sulsko
Wallingford Defeats Ketrick In Five-Hitter Pitching
Doug Rase ser went 2-for-3 and threw relief as Wallingford Presbyterian beat Ketrick 7-2 in NPAA League action. Dave Clough pitched five-hitter for Wallingford Workman, while Billy Blanton made a spectacular one handed catch to halt a rally.
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Wallingford Presbyterian
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Brookhaven
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Folsom Explodes for 24 Hits in Knee-Hi League Win
Milmont Park action saw Folsom unload 24 hits and 3‑hit pitching to crush Our Lady of Peace 19 to 2 in Ridley Township Knee-Hi League play on Saturday.
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Prank Reagan to Lead Tast in Annual Big 3a All-Star
The article notes Prank Reagan, a coursing exponent, will guide the Tast in the annual Big 3a high school allstar game held in Hershey Shave with expected fans and regional talent. Local guides East WARHISBURG CAP and participants are mentioned in preparation for the event.
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Nilon, El Rancho Rock Sunoco Nine
Nilon and El Rancho Rock Sunoco Nine split weekend games in Delco League action. Nilon won 3-1 on Saturday behind four-hit, six-strikeout starter Ron Lewis after a 5-1 fourth-inning rally, then Sunoco fell 8-1 Sunday as El Rancho provided late offense. Tinicum AC and Tinicum VFW won to stay atop the standings. Tinicum VEW’s Harry Smedie tossed four hits in their victory.
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Wall's 29 Cops 1325 in National Open Scores
Oakmont Pa AP final scores and prize money for Pennsylvanians at the 62nd National Open at Oakmont. Arnold Palmer Latrobe 71 68 73 71 283 winning $10 250. Art Wall Jr Pocono Manor 73 72 72 74 291 81 325. Mike Souchak Grossinger NY 75 73 72 73 383 975. Denotes amateur.
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Latrobe
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Reading
William Hyndman
Huntingdon Valley
Charles Garlena
Galitzin
Dickerson Hurls Vets To Victory
Dickerson pitched for the Brookhaven‑WeW vets, supported by two hits from Bart Cranston, Dave Bean, and Paul Bartkow as they defeated Sascia 7–6 in Ches ter Suburban Teener League playoff action. Barry Pollock and Mack Hastie doubled for the losers. it was the vets’ second win in as many days over the Realtors.
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Pipers Split Twinbill in Chester Teener League Action
Chester Teener League reports a 5-2 St Hedwig win over Palevitch led by Roccia’s two hits and two homers. Greenhalgh excelled in the nightcap, allowing ten hits as Ski Brothers and Glessner squads posted multi game results across Delco and surrounding leagues.
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Roceia's Bat Hypos Heddie's Ron Zolakiewicz Shines
Zolakiewicz relieved Mickey Salis in the second inning and held the losers to one hit the rest of the game. In other league action, Delco Tobacco notched its fifth win with a 2-2 conquest of Baxter Past. George Welsh had three hits and four RBIs for the winners, while Jim Vankoski earned his third win with five hits allowed and added two safeties. Continuous line of fragmented box scores follows with multiple teams and players listed across leagues.
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Billy Smith Joins Phillies In Trade Change
Philadelphia Phillies purchase pitcher Billy Smith from Buffalo in the International League. Frank Sullivan is placed on waivers and Joe Gibson is moved to Buffalo from Williamsport to fill the vacancy.
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Colonial Ups Win Streak In Delco League Battle
Colonial Hotel stretched its unbeaten run to nine with a 14 to 5 win over Howald at Memorial Park in the Del-Co Invitation League. Bol Johonett earned the victory, allowing eight hits with one strikeout, while Tom Kieber added a two run triple. Notaro contributed two hits for the losers, as L and S. suffered early damage with three runs in the fifth.
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Memorial Park
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Stick) Kieber
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European Heavyweight Championship Results Summary
The Associated Press reports in Göteborg Sweden that Carlos Hernandez 136 of Venezuela defeated Paoli Ross 136 of New York by stoppage in the first round. In Göteborg Ingemar Johansson 20 Sweden stopped Dick Richardson 20 Wales. Alonzo Morrison 198 Pittsburgh outpointed Frankie Daniels 200 Bakersfield 8.
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Carlos Hernandez
Venezuela
Paoli Ross
Goteborg
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Dick Richardson
Wales
Alonzo Moliison
Pittsburgh
Frankie Daniel
Bakjersfield
Cali
Osuna Wins National Hardcourt Championship Title
Rafael Osuna of Mexico City ranked eighth in the world captured the National Hardcourt Championship, defeating Larry Nagler of North Hollywood 6 4, 6 2, 6 1. Carol Hanks of St Louis won the women's championship by defeating Marilyn Montgomery of San Antonio 7 5, 6 0.
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Rafael Osuna
Mexico City
Larry Nagler
North Hollywood
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St. Louis
Marilyin Montgomery
San Antonio
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