Ben Hogan Wins Open Golf Title
Ardmore Pa June 11 1971 Ben Hogan wins the Nations Open Golf championship in a playoff with Lloyd Mangrum and George Fazio. Hogan posts a 69 to secure the title while Mangrum incurs a two stroke penalty for touching his ball on the 16th green. Fazio also in the playoff as referees cite rule clarifications on ball handling and penalties.
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Greeley la Selle Softball Rivalry Renewed on Monday
Greeley la Selle softball rivalry returns as Wells Motor opens the American Inter city league against Norris Construction of La Salle at 9:00 p.m. Norris adds pitching talent Chuck Bollig and a young roster. Wells field will include Carl Gelman or Mert Letofsky catching, with Harry Hott at first and others in the infield and outfield. Hyde's Clothiers seeks a second Intercity win Tuesday versus Cheyenne Eagles, while Wells and Hyde's start their city feud Friday. Greeley Merchantees host Berthoud at Northern Colorado girls intercity league Wednesday.
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New Mexico Hails Skyline Conference Invite
New Mexico University officials express satisfaction at being invited to join the Skyline eight athletic conference. Professor M W Fleck says the move should help the school, while athletic director Bert Huffman notes improvements expected athletically. President Tom L Popeley attends the conference session. Beaver June 10. An estate estimated at 5101,000 is left by former Denver Mayor Benjamin F Stapleton, with letters of administration to his son Benjamin F Stapleton Jr.
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Major League Baseball scores and explosions headline
Long, chaotic baseball box scores mix with a late night strike-related bombing in Morristown. Detroit and Chicago split as New York and St. Louis clash. Pittsburgh sweeps two games while Cincinnati and Brooklyn post wins. A dynamite blast hits homes of two non striking textile workers, injuring none, amid labor unrest across regions. Local sheriff notes multiple explosions tied to wage disputes.
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Landslide kills 26 near Tokyo with many missing
At Kumanohara about 80 miles northwest of Tokyo a landslide buries 70 people, leaving 26 dead and 238 missing, with 24 injured. National Railway sources say bodies of the known dead have been recovered. In Cleveland Segura and Kovacs duel for the professional tennis crown after Segura defeated Jack Kramer.
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Colorado Drivers Face Rising Traffic Deaths and Injuries
Colorado's Highway Patrol Chief Gil bert Carrel warned that between 1940 and 1960 about 160000 traffic accidents injured or killed 40000 people. He projected ten years of rising crashes with 210000000 dollars in injuries and a bleak outlook as car numbers grow. He warned one in two people may be injured in a traffic event if trends continue.
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Strachey Sees Malaya Revolt Being Quickly Overcome
London June 11 British War Minister John Strachey returning from the Far East is confident the Malaya communist revolt will be suppressed. He cited military measures under way after a 16 day inspection of Malaya and Hong Kong and noted rebels have popular support but are few in number. He stressed it is not a nationalist movement.
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Teaneck Teens Ban Hurls Movie House Story
In Teaneck New Jersey the Skourse Theaters Corp revoked a week old ban on teenagers after the theater manager quit his job amid ongoing incidents of noise arson and threats. The owner says a small fraction of youths caused trouble while most are not to blame. Police arrested a 15-year-old boy in the arson case. The ban was to be enforceable unless teens were with parents, with business decline noted last week.
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World Brotherhood forms to spread tolerance among 12 nations
Jews Catholics and Protestants of 12 western nations formed World Brotherhood to fight intolerance. The group pledges peace through understanding, draws on National Conference of Christians and Jews principles, with no governmental ties and private financing. A telegraph and education focus guided delegates in a four day meeting.
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Four Die, Four Saved as Boat Hits Dam Spillway Traps Cabin Cruiser
Pittsburgh report details a night of horror on the Allegheny River where a 25-foot cabin cruise boat missed an 11-foot rock and overturned in the spillway. Four men died and four survivors were rescued by daring boatmen and volunteers, with the D. A. B. rescue craft later overturning in turbulent waters. Names include Mrs. William Fisher, Carol Kreig, William Lahey Jr, Hull Wright, James McHugh, Charles Reilley, Jack Krele, and James Woffenden.
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Compromise on Chandler’s contract aura after meet
Fragmentary OCR notes mention talks around a new contract for Chandler, with hints of a 13 month timeline before expiry and verbal exchanges at multiple dinners. A second report claims Chandler avoided a direct pay raise, trading a compromise to ease rejection of an immediate new contract.
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