Nicklaus Captures U S Open in Fairytale Playoff
Jack Nicklaus defeated Arnold Palmer in a dramatic playoff at Oakmont to win the U S Open. Nicklaus edged Palmer with a 3 foot par save and finished strong, earning $15 000 plus a $2 500 playoff bonus. Palmer earned $10 250 for second as Nicklaus became the first rookie to win the Open.
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Wile
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Oakmont Country
Joe Day
U.S
Rookin
Columbus
Ohio
Latrobe
Priz Palmer
Upper Montclaire
Gene Sarazen
Hey
Skokie
Chicago
Francis Carmel
Boston
Buitain
Ted. Ray
Harry Vardon
Cornell Captures Intercollegiate Rowing Title
In Syracuse New York Cornell won the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship as the crew celebrated a decisive victory. The team led by standout rowers secured the national college rowing crown amid a festive scene on the water.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Cornell
Hig
Deaths and Funerals for Johnson and Tradel families
Obituary notices report the deaths of Philip C. Johnson formerly of Creeley and Mrs Margaret Tradel of Lucerne with services at Adamson Memorial Chapel and interments at Sunset Memorial Gardens and Linn Grove. Surviving relatives include listed siblings and extended family across Iowa Minnesota California and Indiana. Interment details and memorial services are noted for each line.
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Johnson
Philip C. Johnson
Baterada
Wael
Creeley
Mra
E. A
Faye) Johnson
Deg Moines
Jawa
Semen K. Johnson
Denver
David C. Johnson
Dan Moines
Wilbur
Blorenca Hanton
Taccone
Nepher
Ars. C
Cecil
Spokane
Wash
Mia Florance Whitehead
Oak Park
Hugh Harrison
Minneapolis
Minn
Adamnon Memorial Chapel
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Tdel
Margaret Tradel
Lucerne
Arthur
Abe) Stanley
Ruten Kenel Collins
Westwoul
Calif
Max Tindel
Temple City
Annsford
Noriban Sims
Winslow
Ind
Phitlip Sims
Katherina Gray
Patexamiry
Ican
Man
Theaday
Adanzon Memorial Chapel
Linn Grove
Giants Triumph After Haller Ninth-Inning Blast
San Francisco outlasted St Louis 4 63 as Tom Haller hit a three run homer in the bottom of the ninth. Jack Sanford pitched a five hitters game, and Red Schoendienst homered for St Louis in a game marked by late reversals and bullpen changes.
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Jack Stevenson
SAN Francisco
Tom Haller
San Francisco Giants
St. Louie Cardinanls
Haller
University of C
Ray Washburn
Ernie Towmin
Chase Pagan
St.Louis
Schoundienst
Broglia
Lindy McDaniel
Ed Bauta
Cardinals
St. Louis OO
San Fran
Witl Bioglin
McDaniel
Bauta
Washburn
Sawatski
Oliver
Sanford
Osler
W-Sanford
LeWashburn
Jack Sanford
Giants
Red Schoen
Phillies sweep Reds as Sievers Demeter drive in runs
Roy Sievers and Don Demeter led Philadelphia with a two run double and a two run shot as the Phillies beat Cincinnati 7 to 2 at Connie Mack Stadium. Baldschun earned his third win after replacing starter Brown while O'Toole took the loss for the Reds.
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Roy Sievers
Don Demeter
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Connie Mack Stadium
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Demeter
Sievers
Phillies
Jimmy O'Toole
Jack Baldselun
Phuit Brown
Uy O'Toole
Drabowsky
Edwards Brown
Baldschun
Wih White
W— Baldschun
T O'Toole
Demester Ty
Pirates Top Braves 7 3 as Haddix Dominates
Harvey Haddix limited Milwaukee to eight hits and struck out 10, earning his sixth win of the season while edging Warren Spahn. Cal Neeman belted a homer with a man on for Pittsburgh, and Joe Adcock went deep for Milwaukee. Spahn took the loss, dropping to 6-3 on the year.
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Harvey Hadklix
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Pirates
Babe Adams
Hadlix
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Cal Neeman
Joe Adcock
God
Thes Spahn
Willey
Curfista
Fischer
Crandalls Haddix
Neeman
W—Haddis
T—Spahn
Adcock
Dodgers rally past Colts with Davis three run homer
Los Angeles Dodgers erode a three game skid by five runs in the sixth inning led by Tom Davis's 12th homer of the season and six RBIs total. Houston starter Ken Johnson was relieved by Dean Stone after the blast as Wally Moon and Johnny Roseboro contributed late singles and Maury Wills added a sac fly.
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Charles Maher
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tom Davis
Houston
Dodgers
Davis
Dean Storm
Hi Elvih Homar
Cubs and Mets split twin bill in New York
Cubs win 8-4 in the opener with Ron Santo's ninth inning homer. Mets take the second 7-3 as Don Cardwell prevails in relief. Brock becomes first to homer into Polo Grounds right center bleachers. Banks and Williams also homer for Chicago. Mets drop sixth straight.
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New York
Lou Brock
Polo Grounds
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Teo
New York Mets
Mets
Brock
Joe Adcock
Bilwaukee
Fetdh
Santa
Don Cardwell
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Firet
Indians sweep Yanks to extend AL lead in doubleheader
Cleveland pitcher Gary Bell and reliever Barry Latman shut out New York in the opener as the Indians, hitting three homers in a second inning, rout the Yankees 6-3 and gain two games on the AL leaders. Dick Donovan earned the win in relief in the first game, while Jim Coates started for New York. The nightcap saw New York win a close contest but fall further behind in the pennant race.
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Gary Bell
Jlang
Hulk
Yanks
Birsi Ng Iheir
New York
Dox
Dick Donovan
Stafford
Bouton
Chevenger Lief
Barry Latman
Howard Donovan
Lat
Iwojan
Romano
W—Conn
Ysses
Ind van
L—Stafford
Indians
Bill Stafford
Chugland
Kindall
Phillips
Mahoney
Billie Kirkland
Jim Coates
Coats
Sheldon
Food
Geles Angels
Yankees
Chi
Cage White Sox
San Pedro Macs
Yankeestig
Yoel Berra
Orioles Rally Past Senators as Wilhelm Seals Victory
Jerry Adair drove in three for Baltimore and Hoyt Wilhelm closed out Washington over three innings. Wilhelm retired eight straight before the ninth, as the Orioles held on for a 4-3 win. Chuck Hinton and Joe Hicks homered for Washington. Adair, Belinsky and Wagner starred for Baltimore and Los Angeles split a doubleheader with Chicago, Wagner homering again for the Angels.
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Jerry Adair
Hoyt Wilhelm
Baltimore
Wilhelm
Los Angeles
Chicago
Brown
Flacher
Wilhelm Chance
Belinsky
Hod
Landrith
Law
Dangerss Buzhardt
Kemmerer
Jels
Rudolph
Retzer
Zanni
Carreon
Chance Wilhelm
L—Daniels
le—Buzhardt
Athletics 10, Twins 0 in one-sided baseball victory
Kansas City Athletics exploded for 17 hits to beat the Minnesota Twins 10 to 0, their sixth straight win. Norm Siebern and Joe Azcue led with three hits each, Dave Wickersham won in relief, and Jack Kralick took the loss after an early A’s 4-1 lead.
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Los Angeles
Owe
Chicago
Grba
Fowler
Spring
Kansas City
Normi
Rodgers
Horlen
Lown
Niehern
Lollar
WeGrha
S Hort
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesotaowins
Siebern
Joe Azcue
Minnesota
Jack Kralick
Athletics
Dave Wickersham
U Kralick
Sadowski
Donohue
Sligman
Battey
Wickersham
Plister
Fischer
Jones
Argelle
L-Kealick
Tigers Rally Past Red Sox In Doubleheader Split
Detroit breaks seven-game slide with 64 win as Goldy homers twice and Colavito also goes deep. Aguirre shines in five innings of relief after Boston powers in opener with Malzone and Runnels solos. Schwall loses opener. Regan takes the loss in relief of Detroit’s Delock.
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Jerry Green
Associated Press
Detroit
Tigera
Boston
Tigers
Red Sox
Parnal Goldy
Bastan
Becky Colavil
Don Schwall
Rapnels
Phil Regan
Marzone
Schwall
Cisco
Tillman
Foytack
Aguirre
Rourke
yWoAguirre
Malton
Goldy
Cash
Sn Colavita
Boxton
Nischwitz
Roarke
W-Le- Delock
Ani Pagliavoni
Regan
L-Regan
Oregon Ducks Win NCAA Track and Field Championship
University of Oregon dominates the NCAA track and field meet in Eugene, winning four events, setting two meet records, and finishing with 35 points to top Villanova. Star athletes Jerry Tarr Mel Renfro Tyrol Burleson and Harry Jerome led the Ducks to victory as Omaha and other teams trailed in events across the weekend.
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Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Ducks
Jerry Tarr
Mel Renfro
Tyrol Burleson
Harry Jerome
Villanova
Pane
Southern Amateur Golf Play Begins
The Southern Amateur Golf tournament opens with debate over inclusivity as the 56th annual event starts in Ormond Beach Florida. Top performers include Tarr's 18.6 second 110 hurdles and 1.2 second 100 yard, Burleson's mile in 3 59.8, Renfro’s broad jump and sprint times, with sophomores excelling and Ohio State’s Warfield in the 26 foot flat jump.
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Ormond Beach
Fla
Starishvant
Tarr
Burleson
Oregon
Mel Renfre
Renfro
Jerome
Frank Budd
Villanova
Hubert Brown
Morgan State
Adolph Plummer
California
Roger Olsen
George W. Wightman
pion-John Thomas
Boston Unifrom
Qlsen
United States
Britain
Tony Watson
Oklahoro
Paul Warfield
Ohio State
Major League Baseball Doubleheader Falls In Colorado Legends
The Associated Press reports a split doubleheader for Indianapolis and Chicago area clubs amid a day of varied results. Key performances include Oliva and Martrran lifting stats, while several games highlight notable pitching lines and slugging across Cleveland New York Detroit and other standings.
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American Lasgee
Oliva
Bob Martrran
Denver
Omsha-Dovg Gallag
Amerijgber
Dick Scarbrough
Ean
Sludings
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Worth
George Witt
Indianapolis
Dowight Siehler
Ays
BanWlebendan AB
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Minnewta
Minnesota
1962 Wightman Cup may be last in series
London AP reports the 1962 Wightman Cup could end the 40 year rivalry between England and the United States as the tournament concluded Saturday with 243 American victories. The match marked a potential final chapter in the historic women’s tennis contest.
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London
England
United States
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