Name Golf Pros Fail In Open Qualifying for U S Open
Ken Venturi is among the notables missing as 150 tee off in the U S Open qualifying at Memphis and other sites. Bill Collins, Jim Ferree, and Kel Nagle also failed to gain entry, while Sam Snead heads a Montclair contingent aiming to reach Oakmont for the June 14 championship.
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High Point Keglers Prepare For Vote On Local Association
John Savas' Local keglers call an open meeting at High Point Lanes this Saturday at 5 p.m. to ratify by laws and elect officers for the proposed High Point Bowlers Association. Woody Weisner notes early progress with help from Ben Howard of the American Bowling Congress.
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Mele Credits Marines for Boost to Baseball Career
Sam Mele, manager of the Minnesota Twins, credits seven months of Marine service in Hawaii with shaping his baseball career. He recalls facing stars in Hawaii, his Queens roots, and influence from mentors like Al Lopez and Paul Richards. He and his wife Connie have a son Steven who already loves to hit.
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Sam) Mele
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Mass
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Boston Plots Strong Relief Duo for Washington Opponent
Boston features righty Dick Radatz and catcher Bob Tillman to bolster a struggling Washington club. Radatz is 6-6 with 37 strikeouts and a 2.17 ERA over 29 1-3 innings. Tillman has five homers and 12 RBI since May 20.
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Martinez Delivers Clutch Hit To Sink Tourists In Final Inning
Asheville fielder Jose Martinez misplayed a double play ball in the ninth allowing two runs but he redeemed himself with a game winning single in the bottom of the ninth as the Tourists beat Greenville 9-8. Other scores: Knoxville 3 Augusta 0, Savannah 6 Macon 4, Charlotte 18 Greenville 12 after curfew, plus Portsmouth 2-1 by Charlotte and future games listed.
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Durham tops Carolina League in doubleheader sweep
Durham widened its lead in the Carolina League by sweeping a doubleheader from Greensboro. Richie Aird earned both relief wins as Durham won 2-1 and 8-6. Winston-Salem beat Wilson 5-0 and Rocky Mount outlasted Burlington 7-6 in 12 innings. Raleigh fell to Wilson 4-1.
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White Sox Beat Denver Bears in Exhibition 9-5
Chicago White Sox mustered nine runs on 10 walks and a wild pitch to defeat the Denver Bears 9-5 in an exhibition game before 13 606 fans Monday night.
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Hottest jockey Rotz fuels Racing Gold Rush at Belmont
John Lawrence Rotz emerges as the country’s top rider as he eyes the Belmont Stakes atop Greek Money. The 27 year old Illinois native rose from Warrensburg high school to earn over 100000 annual income and highlighted a string of major upsets including the Preakness and Metropolitan wins. Rotz’s career spans Illinois Kentucky and Florida tracks before establishing leadership in New York. He and Carry Back figure prominently in this year’s spring racing scene with Rotz widely favored to excel at Belmont Park.
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Arnold Rodgers tops money list as Palmer nears 60k mark
Arnold Rodgers leads the golf money list with about 60 thousand dollars in earnings. Palmer sits at roughly 59.3 thousand, inching toward a 60k milestone after the Memphis Open. Bill Casper Jr. ranks second with 41.2 thousand. Gene Littler and Gary Player also post gains as the PGA money list tightens at the top.
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Winner Take All Race Proposed at Del Mar Track
Owners of T. V. Lark and Kelso are invited to stage a $25 000 winner take all match race at Del Mar race track. Weight set at 127 pounds for the 1 1/8 mile event, announced by Don Smith president and GM Monday.
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