Open heat tests stars as Metz leads windy second round
Twenty years after a near miss in the National Open Dick Metz, now 50, leads after the opening heat of the U S Open at Southern Hills. Tommy Bolt and Julius Boros share the early 71s with Metz amid brutal conditions as contenders push for the 36 hole cut.
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Mahaffey Narrowly Loses No-Hitter in Eighth Inning
Hi Toms top Greensboro with Art Mahaffey in superb form until eighth inning when two unearned runs end his no hit bid. Despite the setback the Hi Toms beat the Greensboro Yankees 10 to 2 as Danville loses in 12 innings to Wilson. Mahaffey improves to 4-1, while Don Thompson faces Sny der tonight at Finch Field.
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Pirates Sweep Giants Behind Raydon Two-Hitter
Curt Raydon, 24, threw a two hit complete game as the Pirates beat San Francisco 2-1 to sweep the series. Daryl Spencer and Orlando Cepeda singled for the Giants. The 1953 trade brought Max Sarkent Sid Gordon Sam Jethroe Larry Lasalle and Fred Waters to Pittsburgh.
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Murry Dickson Loses 12-Inning Duel With Yankees
At 43 the knuckleballer Jim Dickson pitched 12 innings for the Athletics in a 3-2 loss to the Yankees. Bill Skowron hit a key homer, and Whitey Ford started with Ryne Duren finishing. A’s Cerv and Sisler contributed in late rallies as Milwaukee, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia won elsewhere.
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Burns Phillips Clash Again In Ladies Finals
In New Bern North Carolina Marge Burns of Greensboro faces Nancy Phillips of Newton in the North Carolina Women’s Golf Assn tourney finals for the third straight year. Burns won last year and earlier, defeating Lib Bryan 7 and 6 after 12 holes par. Phillips, who beat Jane Everett 3 and 2 after struggling with putting, won the 13th through 15th holes to take the match.
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