Palmer Opens Lead In World Series Of Golf At Firestone
Arnold Palmer shot 31 34 65 to lead by one stroke over Jack Nicklaus and four over Gary Player after the opening 36 holes at Firestone Country Club. Palmer used 25 putts, romped with holes in one and birdie runs, while Nicklaus and Player chased through a tensed, camera-angled round. The 50 000 prize drew top pros in Akron with final 18 holes to come.
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Fritz Howell
Associated Press
Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
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Firestone Country Club
America
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Johnston Takes Denver Open Lead With 69
Bill Johnston shot 69 in the third round to lead the Denver Open at Denver Country Club with a 207 total. Rex Baxter Jr fell to 78 after a first-round 64, dropping from a three-stroke lead. George Bayer and Bob Goalby shared second at 208 with Goalby making the tournament’s only eagle.
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Denver
Bill Johnston
Rex Baxter Jr
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George Bayer
Bob Goalby
Bayer
Goalby
Baxter
Denver Country Club
Rocky Mountain
Art Wall Jr
Marty Furgol
Wall
Dave Hill
Dave Marr
Fred Hawkins
Bob Duden
Balding
Don Massengale
Julius Boros
West East All-Star grid coaches announced for 1963 games
Two rival central 4-A coaches Herb Hipps of High Point and C. A. Frye of Burlington will lead the West. East will be directed by Paul Gay of Sanford and Bud Phillips of Greenville. Basketball picks include Wayne Hoover of Central Davidson for the West and Paul Williamson of Durham for the East.
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Herb Hipps
High Point
Burlington
C. A. Frye
Sanford
Paul Gay
Bud Phillips
Greenville
Wayne Hoover
Central
Davidson
Durham
Paul William ‘Son
North Carolina
Bob Jamieson
Hipps
Duke
Frye
Lenoir Rhyne
Gay
East Carolina
Lancaster
Whitey Ford Earns 15th Win as Yankees Top Red Sox
Whitey Ford and Jim Coates combined for a win as the New York Yankees beat Boston by matching to protect their lead. Bobby Richardson Dickey Skowron and Clete Boyer paced the offense with seven of New York's ten hits as Ford left after an injury scare in the third inning.
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Jim Coates
New York Yankees
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Russ Nixon
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Lu Clinton
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Twins Beat Tigers 9 2 Behind Allison Two Homers
The Minnesota Twins rout the Detroit Tigers 9 to 2 as Bob Allison belts two homers and drives in three. Camilo Pascual earns his 18th win with six strikeouts, while Lennie Green and others contribute to a 12 hit attack. The Tigers' Frank Lary suffers shoulder trouble and lasts only until the eighth as Minnesota extends its lead in the pennant race.
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Detroit
Minnesota Twins
Bob Allison
Detroit Tigers
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Twins
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Yankees
Boston
Frank Lary
Lary
Tigers
Lennie Green
Pascual
Bob Humphreys
McKinley into National Tennis semifinals at Forest Hills
Chuck McKinley outlasted Ham Richardson to reach the men’s semifinals at the National Championships, winning 6-2 6-2 6-8 6-4. He meets Roy Emerson next as Rod Laver and Rafael Osuna also advance in the other bracket. Darlene Hard and Vicky Palmer clash in the women’s draw as Margaret Smith faces Maria Bueno.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Chuck McKinley
Ham Richards
St. Ann
Butterball
Richardson
Dallas
McKinley
Rod Laver
Australia
Don Budge
Rafael Osuna
University of Southern
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Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Vicky Palmer
Phoenix
Ariz
Margaret Smith
Brazil
Maria Bueno
HPGA Final Decides Championship At Blair Park
Bud Kivett and Henry Weaver meet at Blair Park for the High Point Golf Association match play final set for 12 30 PM. Weaver reached the final with a 2 and 1 win over Stan Kinney in his first final appearance. Kivett previously won to reach the title bout and holds prior HPGA and city championships.
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High Point Golf Association
Blair Park
Bud Kivett
Henry Weaver
Weaver
Stan Kinney
Kivett
HPGA
Giants Win Fourth in a Row Behind Pierce Ten-Hit Shutout
Billy Pierce pitched seven innings allowing ten hits and two runs as the San Francisco Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to 2. The win kept the Giants within a half game of the Dodgers while Pierce improved to 14-5 and the team extended its winning streak to four. The Cubs struck for runs in the sixth and seventh, but SF rallied in the fifth for four runs aided by an Andre Rodgers error and costly miscues, including Filipe Alou stealing home.
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Cardinals edge Reds 5 4 as Jackson seals rain shortened win
St Louis used seven hits and a strong relief stint by Don Ferrarese to beat Cincinnati 5-4 in a rain spattered game. Larry Jackson pitched nine innings with a ninth inning flare from Leo Cardenas, Don Blasingame and Vada Pinson threats. Gene Oliver hit his 11th homer as the Cardinals snapped Cincinnati's five game win streak.
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Larry Jackson
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Roglio Alvarez
Eddie Kasko
Don Blasingame
Ferrarese
Blasingame
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Gene Oliver
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Furniture City Ladies Invitational Golf Tourney Set
The Furniture City Ladies Invitational is a 3 day 54 hole medal play event to be held Sept 19 at Blair Park High Point Sept 20 at Colonial Country Club and Sept 21 at Emerywood Country Club. The Mercury Athletic Club and the three clubs co sponsor trophies entry is $1 and entrants sign up at any club.
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Colonial Country Club
Emerywood Country Club
Mercury Athletic Club
Newsmen To Visit ACC Camps By Air
Operation Football ACC will fly to eight football campuses starting Sunday at Maryland and ending Thursday at Clemson. A 21 man party led by Commissioner Jim Weaver includes press radio and television representatives visiting Maryland Virginia Wake Forest North Carolina N C State Duke South Carolina and Clemson with various reporters and station personnel aboard.
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Dick Herbert
Raleigh News and Observer
Bruce Phillips
Raleigh Times
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Ben Rogers
Raleigh Wral-Tv
Bill Currie
Caranet Radio
Wilson
Ed Seaman
Fayetteville Observer
Jack Horner
Durham Herald
Hugh Germino
Durham Sun
Smith Barrier
Greensboro Daily News
Earle Hellen
Greensboro Record
Bob Cole
Winston-Salem Journal - Sentinel
Wilton Garrilson
Charlotte Observer
Ronald Green
Charlotte
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