Bunning Shuns Colt Gimmick In Shutout Victory
Ken Johnson's no-run support continues as Jim Bunning dominates the Colts in a 4-0 Phillies win. Only Nellie Fox and Jim Wynn reach first as Bunning improves to 5-1 with his second shutout. Colt manager Gene Mauch is fined and suspended after a weekend dispute with umpire Lee Weyer.
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Palmer Wins Oklahoma City Open In Dramatic Finish
Arnold Palmer overcame a three stroke deficit in the final round at Quail Creek to win the Oklahoma City Open with a five under par 67, finishing at 277 and earning 3,800 dollars. Lionel Hebert led at midtournament but bogeyed two early final-round holes, allowing Palmer to surge with birdies on Nos. 3 and 6 and two late birdies to seal victory.
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Figures Still Unofficial Mixed Tournament Finals Listed
Final unofficial standings list results from the third annual Garden City Mixed Tournament at Garden Bowl. Liberal Lanes won the team division with 2 377 pins, 70 handicap, while Pinsplitters were second with 2 034 pins including 146 handicap. Lina Albright led Liberal in women's singles with 623 pins and Ruby Harper was runner up.
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Gurney Outlines Plan for Memorial Day 500 Race
Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa plans to push hard from the start in the 500 mile Memorial Day race with a single pit stop strategy. He cites last year's near podium finish but heavy pit losses and says he will race at full speed, noting practice at Zandvoort and current speeds above 150 mph while testing gasoline as fuel.
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Aussies Pin Hopes On Second Stringers
The feud between Australia’s Lawn Tennis Association and top players led to the Davis Cup squad consisting of Roy Emerson’s rivals. Bob Hewitt John Newcombe and Anthony Roche were named while Emerson Fred Stolle Ken Fletcher and Martin Mulligan were left out for defying an overseas competition ban.
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Giant Wins Ring Battle at World Fair Boxing Trials
At the Singer Bowl 18 000 seat outdoor arena Buster Mathis 298 pounds and Dick Pettigrew 205 pounds advanced to the Olympic boxing trials semifinals. They meet Tyrone Hollins 186 pounds tonight as part of the 10 finals Wednesday to decide Team USA for Tokyo 1964 Olympics.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Results Summary
Major and National League standings listed with wins losses and percentages. Detroit beat Washington 7 6 in Monday action and Minnesota-NY and LA-Boston games noted for today and tomorrow schedules.
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Finley vows suit to force seven year KC stadium lease
Charles C. Finley, owner of the Kansas City Athletics, says a suit will be filed today against Kansas City to enforce a seven year lease for Municipal Stadium. He claims the council abrogated the contract on April 10, 1963, and says the disputed lease lacks an escape clause if attendance falls off.
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Ron Bull Signs for Third Season with Bears
Chicago Bears announce halfback Ron Bull has signed for a third NFL season. In two seasons he totaled 1,570 yards from 767 rushing, 463 receptions, and 340 kickoff return yards. The article also reports on a separate lawsuit over leases tied to Kansas City stadium finances and city approval actions.
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Pro-Am Tuneup Opens Inaugural Gulf Hills Golf Tourney
Ocean Springs Miss AP A pro am tuneup opens the inaugural 5000 home pro golf tournament at Gulf Hills Country Club Fifty four holes of medal play follow the pro am Only professionals who have not played in more than three PGA sponsored events in the past year are eligible the event targets club pros
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Mauch Suspended After Confrontation With Umpire
Gene MauchPhiladelphia Phillies manager received a two day suspension and a 150 dollar fine after a Sunday night argument with umpire Lee Weyer. Mauch defended his actions saying veteran umpires understand the team's frustration as Philadelphia beat the Houston Colts 4 to claim first in the National League.
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Dodge City to Host Fifth Southwest Kansas Track Meet
Hundreds of local youths will compete at Dodge City track on Saturday in the fifth annual Southwest Kansas Track and Field Meet. Organized by the Dodge City Recreation Commission led by Lee Braddock, events cover ages 11 to 17 with multiple divisions for girls and boys. Entries pay 25 cents. no official team standings, ribbons for top five in each event, and concessions on site.
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Deerfield Tops Garden City Sale in Slow Pitch Twinbill
Deerfield Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield defeated Garden City Sale Co. here Sunday in two practice men's slow pitch softball games. A good turnout of fans watched as Deerfield won the opener 16-13 and the nightcap 12-4. Both games lasted seven innings.
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