Ashe Wins National Title in Sweeping Comeback
Army lieutenant Arthur Ashe, 25, captured the 68th U.S. National Championship at Longwood in a five-set victory over Bob Lutz to become the first Negro national men's amateur champion. Lutz, USC senior, upset several Davis Cup players en route, while Maria Bueno and Margaret Smith Court won women's doubles.
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Travelers Move Closer to Pennant
The Arkansas Travelers beat the Shreveport Braves 8-3 after a five-run seventh inning, sweeping the three-game series and taking a one-game lead in the Eastern Division of the Texas League. Aaron Marsh powered the rally with a three-run homer, Jerry Davanon added a bases loaded single, and Clarence Gaston drove in all three Braves runs with two homers.
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Murphy Wins $100,000 Golf Classic
Bob Murphy rose from a shoulder injury to win the Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley. He defeated Labron Harris in a sudden-death playoff, earning $20,000 and boosting his rookie earnings to $64,245 after rounds of 69 71 66 70 for 276, two under par. Dudley Wysong finished third at 277, with Nicklaus, Coody, and Beard close behind.
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Boston Has Made Some Changes
Boston Patriots coach Mike Holovak shakes up the lineup after a last place 3-10-1 season. He trades Babe Parilli for Mike Taliaferro and inserts rookies, aiming to lessen reliance on Jim Nance while rebuilding the offense and defense.
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Errors Costly to Pirates in 4-2 Cardinals Win
St. Louis held Pittsburgh to four hits while the Pirates committed four errors, leading to a 4-2 Cardinals victory. Cepeda and Shannon sparked St. Louis with key hits, Brock scored on a late miscue, and Hoerner silenced the Pirates in the eighth. The day also saw Cubs, Dodgers, Mets, Yankees, and others post wins across the Majors.
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Bengals Halt Steelers 9 3 In Morgantown Exhibition
Cincinnati shocks Pittsburgh 9-3 in Morgantown West Virginia as Warren passes 268 yards and Brown earns first win since return. AFL claims 10-5 interleague edge. Rams, Packers, Vikings, Bears win. NFL clubs struggle in Saturday and Sunday games.
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Records Are in Peril in Swim Trials
In Los Angeles world records hang in the balance as the third day of the U S women’s Olympic swimming trials settles berths for Mexico. Debbies Moyer and Kolb posted dramatic 200 and 400 free and medley times while 16 year old Cade Ball joined the field in the breast and medley events.
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Rain and baseball results mix across multiple cities
Rain hits Oklahoma city and several pro baseball scores ripple through leagues. Highlights include Indianapolis and Louisville wins, Buffalo-Rochester scoring, and Texas League standings with El Paso and Albuquerque leading divisions. Yankees surge with four hits and four RBIs as Colavito earns first decision in doubleheader against Detroit.
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Wanted Civil Service Jobs Ad From Lincoln Service
A vintage recruitment notice invites men and women 18 and over to prepare for U S government civil service openings over the next year. It promises high starting salaries and strong advancement with minimal education needed, notices that many pass rates are low, and offers a free booklet and application coupon from Lincoln Service, Dept 22-4B Pekin Illinois.
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