Bolt Leads Western Open in Medinah Thriller
Tommy Bolt shot a three under par 67 to grab a one stroke lead in the Western Open at Medinah as Casper and Palmer trailed. Casper opened with 69 and Palmer shot 72, while Lionel Hebert notched an opening hole in one but posted 72 for the day. The field of 124 pros seeks $20,000 top money and will be cut to 75 and ties after today’s round.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
Tommy Bolt
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Medinah
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Palmer
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Doug Sanders
San Francisco
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Colavito Hits Homer as Indians Lead in Tight Tilt
The Indians beat Boston 8-6 as Rocky Colavito slugged his 11th homer of the year amid Fred Whitfield Jim Landis and Chico Salmon also going deep. Detroit’s Tigers and Baltimore Orioles won behind timely power while San Francisco Cincinnati and St Louis posted NL wins.
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Karl Wilson
Associated Press
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Mays Seeks Ruth Home Run Mark Amid Giants Sweep
Willie Mays, chasing Babe Ruth’s 714, moved within 521 career homers after a four game Giants win over the Cubs and a night in Cincinnati. He downplayed pressure to break Foxx’s record, saying he won’t set goals and aims to avoid focus on records while praising Ruth’s majesty. The article notes Pappas’s tie-breaking homer for Cincinnati and other NL and AL games.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
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San Francisco Giants
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Cincinnati
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Ted Williams
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Jimmy Foxx
Willie
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