Carolinas Open at Boone Course Draws Strong Field
The Carolinas Open at Boone Golf Club in North Carolina opens with a 137 pros and 196 participants in pro am events. Defending champion Al Smith faces a deep field including Harold Kneece and Mike Soukach. Amateur leaders include Billy Joe Patton and Dave Smith as Joe Zarhardt takes top pro money in the event’s early rounds.
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Palmer and Hebert Clash in National Golf Week Medal Play
U S Open champion Arnold Palmer and PGA champion Jay Hebert compete in 18 holes of medal play to decide National Golf Week. Players nationwide will match net scores on courses of their choosing to challenge the Palmer Hebert card. The event supports the National Golf Fund Inc. and marks the shift from National Golf Day to National Golf Week at Olympia Fields North Course.
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High Point Athletes Honored In Recent Recognitions
High Point High School athletes and alumni received notable honors. Dallas Campbell earned the top se football award at Catawba College ceremonies. David Kemp, top HPHS baseball prospect, named to the North Carolina all star series in Greenville June 16-17. Other locals: Roger Hedgecock Ledford, Dave Morgan Greensboro, Ervin Byrd Greensboro. Public Links field includes 13 High Pointers led by Odell, Kivett, Boggs, Rice, Crickmore, Watson, Reid, Quick. Don Altman plans to turn pro after Duke playoff games. Fair Lanes city tenpin tourney halves finished. Harold Clark leads with 1149. Western horse shoe event disappointing turnout but potential gate boost discussed. Trail boss Gil Favor suggested for next year.
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Minor League Scores Monday AP Report
In the Carolina League Wilson beat Burlington 6 1 Durham defeated Winston Salem 4 1 Raleigh triumphed over Greensboro 13 5 Lexington overcame Salisbury 6 2 Newton Conover won 10 3 over Shelby Statesville edged Belmont 6 5
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National League Bucs Rally But Slump Lingers
The Pirates stay in contention as Vern Law wins first game in over a month and Bob Friend snaps his losing streak. Cincinnati tops Milwaukee to regain first place while Philadelphia beats San Francisco and St. Louis defeats Chicago. Edges and homers highlight a busy night across the league as Law and the Bucs chase the top spot.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Monday and Tuesday Play
The update lists team standings with records and percentages for Detroit Cleveland New York Baltimore Kansas City Washington Boston Minnesota Chicago Los Angeles and others. Monday results show Boston over Kansas City 6-6, New York over Minnesota 6-6, Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 0, Cleveland 7 Washington 0, Chicago 8 Detroit 0. Tuesday schedules include Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at Washington Minnesota at New York Los Angeles at Baltimore Kansas City at Boston Philadelphia 3 San Francisco 2 St Louis 10 Chicago 8 Cincinnati 5 Milwaukee 3 Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles 2 Philadelphia at San Francisco Chicago at St Louis Milwaukee at Cincinnati.
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Indecision Could Withdraw 4.8 Million White Sox Bid
The Chicago White Sox bid of 4.8 million for control may be withdrawn as Bill Veeck Hank Greenberg and A C Allyn Jr delay a decision. Bernard Epton for a syndicate with Danny Thomas pressed for a response amid health and funding questions. Chuck Comiskey owns 46 percent and fights for control.
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Tribe Rides Seven-Game Win Streak Toward AL Lead
Cleveland pulls within one game of first after a seven game run as Latman, Barry Latman and Bob Allen pace the pitching. Latman notches a 40 season mark with 13 3, while the trio contribute 20 of 31 Tribe victories.
Roberts Grabs First Victory as Phillies Top Giants
In San Francisco Robin Roberts earned his first 1961 win for Philadelphia in a 3-2 victory over the Giants. Both starters yielded six hits as Mike McCormick took the loss to fall to 5-5, with the Phils winning despite limited run support.
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150 Man Field Open Qualifying Winds Up Today
The 150 man field for the U S Open narrows to 11 berths at Detroit's Grosse Isle Club with Samuel Snead aiming for a 21st Open entry. Exempt players include Arnold Palmer and Gary Player as 44 qualifiers emerge from seven sites. others vie in sectionals across the country.
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