Obscure Pro Takes First Round Lead at Natl Open
In Brookline Mies AP reports an obscure pro led after day one of the national open. Tough winds and steady rain battered the historic course as Nicklaus stumbled to a seven over par, while Palmer and Payner faltered with missed putts.
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Nicklaus Says Doesn t Blame Anyone But Self
Jack Nicklaus, defending champion, said he changed his driving style before the U S Open round. He shot a 76 in the opening round and trailed leader Oujda by seven as he attributed the struggles to his own play, not weather or wind.
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Dick Sikes Aims For NCAA Golf Semifinals This Thursday
Dick Sikes advances to the NCAA golf semifinals set for Thursday. The article recalls past greats like Ouimet and Vardon, notes Jack Nicklaus leading the season, and highlights players such as Boros Lema Hebert Lavere and Snead in a field marked by windy conditions and tight scores on a demanding layout.
Amaticon Twins Blast Chisox in Minnesota 9-4
The Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 9-4 in Minneapolis led by Harmon Killebrew who hit a homer and Troy full five run fifth inning rally sparked by a Verdas tripled hit run sequence. Bernie Allen and Rich Rollins contributed as Earl Battey provided offense. Kaat started for Chicago and was relieved by DeBusschere.
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Mets Defeat Yankees 6-2 in Exhibition Game
The Mets defeated the Yankees 6-2 in an all-New York spring exhibition to benefit sandlot programs. The Mets’ offense exploded early, while starter Wray limited the Yankees to a few runs as veteran players and younger prospects saw action in a game marked by lively fan involvement and colorful moments.
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Yankees Rally Win Grabs 5-4 Over Senators in Ninth
New York climbs from 4-2 deficit as Bob Richardson hits a clutch two run double off Jim Coates in the ninth. Hector López and Tony Kubek had singles preceding Richardson’s hit, giving the Yankees their seventh straight win. Bert Blyleven? (note: actual article mentions Bert?). Williams belts homer. Larry Jackson earns his eighth win with a complete game shutout?
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Marilynn Smith Takes Lead in Western Open
In Madison Wisconsin Marilynn Smith surged to the lead in the Western Open second round as she battled a tough course and remained ahead of rivals. The tournament at Maple Bluff Country Club drew a strong field with many players struggling as par 74 endured challenging conditions.
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Brass family notices and arrangements listed
John Brass of 1517 131 Ave is mother father to Earlyon and Vir gil Brass. Mre Kenneth E, Clarice Benson. Mrs Kenneth E Evelyn Foster. Crag arranged at Greelay. Funeral/arrangements to follow.
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National Open, Western Women and NCAA Tennis Notes
Sports briefs from multiple cities summarize several events. Top names include Bob Gaida and Tamner in golf, Maniyan Smithnet and Ts in Western Women’s, Tin Danials in Western Senior, Rob Wilson in National Lefthander’s, and Dick Sikes advancing in the ICAA. Tennis players Frank Prochling and others reach quarterfinals. football coach Mower Wyatt fired. Various regional results across Madison Evansville Santa Cruz and Pasadena.
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Indians 11 Orioles 8 in a high scoring game
Indians beat Orioles 11 to 8 in a rare offensive showcase. The brief notes crowd details mention free admission for kids under 15 and reference Legion A dune on a Wednesday with Langmont and Pom tied to the event.
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Cleveland Indians rally past Baltimore with grand slam blast
In a Thursday night game the Cleveland Taidians fell behind but surged back in a seven inning rally led by rookie Max Alis whose grand slam powered a 7 run rally to beat Baltimore. June dates and scattered notes highlight multiple Legion B and A games with home runs by Alvis and Azcu and a mix of pitchers including Mill er and Gentile.
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Mets invasion of Yankee Stadium sparks wild, hostile crowd
New York fans flood Yankee Stadium as Casey Stengel brings the Mets across the Harlem River. Mets supporters belt out The New Breed chants while boisterous boos drown out the home team's lineup. Security confiscates banners. fans resist stern gate rules as tension boils.
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Haynes signs three year Chiefs contract
Abner Haynes, who set a pro record with 39 touchdowns last season, signed a three year deal to play for the Kansas City Chiefs, defending AFL champions. Chiefs general manager Hack Steadman confirmed the agreement. Tynes, a halfback, also signed a contract with an option for 1966. Dirk Anderson of Boulder won the Conrado Junior Medal Golf Tournament with 219 for 54 holes, edging Speedy Sremntfield in the final round.
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Red Sox rout Tigers to sweep three-game set
Boston defeats Detroit 8 to 3 as Dick Stuart and Chuck Schilling homer to power a four run fourth inning. Stuarts 17th homer drives in his 4th run while Schilling hits his fifth of the season. Jim Bunning suffers his seventh loss after a hit batsman and a $50 on-field fine from umpire Hank Soar.
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Reds Rout Phils Behind O'Tooles Thirteenth Win
Cincinnati pitcher Jim O'Toole earned his 13th win as the Reds crushed the Philadelphia Phillies. Bob Skowron homered and the Reds touched Art Mahaffey for 10 hits in a 11 to 1 victory. Edwards and Owens contributed multi hit days as Cincinnati took control early and cruised.
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Top AAU Meet Draws Star Power Amid Controversy
A sprawling AAU track meet headlines a clash of top sprinters and veterans as stars from Florida, Arizona State, and other programs contend for records. The event features Hayes and Boston in key sprints, a high level of international interest, and a tense atmosphere tied to governance and arbitration talks.
Bears Lose 10-6 After Full House Crowd
The Denver Bears drew a season high crowd of about 10,800 but were handed a 10-6 defeat by the Oklahoma City Beals. A four run ninth inning rally wasn’t enough to overcome nine runs in the first four innings. Spokane beat Salt Lake City 11-9, while Tacoma edged San Diego 5-4 in 12 innings. Carlos Bernier hit two homers for Hawaii in a 5-1 win over Dallas-Fort Worth. Seattle, postponed at Portland, had no action.
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