Ex Champions Make Meet Private Feud at Western Open
Nine former champions compete in the $100000 Western Open at Medinah with Billy Casper defending the title and Arnold Palmer seeking another Open playoff chance. The field includes past winners Harris, Middlecoff, Ford, Sanders, Souchak, Cupit, Rodriguez and more as Palmer and Casper loom as possible duel highlights while Nicklaus, Player, and Boros skip the event.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press Sports Wester Chicago
Billy Casper
Arnold Balmer
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Palmer
San Francisco
Belmont
Mich
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Beverly Country Club
Chicago
Jacky Cupit
Brookline
Mass
Nicklaus
Oakmont
Ollyoff
Tom O'Shanter
Medinah
Bob Rosburg
Dutch Harrison
Cary Middlecoff
Doug Ford
Doug Sanders
Mike Souchak
Culpit
Chuvalo and Bonavena Open Madison Square Garden Season
Canadian champ Chuvalo and Oscar Bonavena launch the summer boxing season at Madison Square Garden with a 10 round bout. Chuvalo boasts a 31-2-2 with 28 knockouts, Bonavena 20-2 with 17 stoppages. The Garden card, first under NYSAC chief Eddie Dooley, airs locally only.
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New York
George Chuvalo
Oscar
Ringo) Bonavena
Madison Square Garden
Chuvalo
Cassius Clay
Toronto
Bonavena
Zora Folivy
Clay
Floyd Patterson
Eddie Dooley
New York State Athletic Commission
Hunt Ways to Replace Worn Parts of Body
Boston AP report notes physicians and engineers forming a teamwork approach to restore or replace worn vital parts. Doctors at Harvard and Tufts New England Medical Center cite artificial kidneys, hearts, valves and pacemakers as interwoven medical and engineering challenges. Full-time engineers on surgical research teams aspire to create hospital environments like space capsules, reducing infection and enabling patient care in controlled conditions.
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Howard F. Angione
Boston
John P. Merrill
Harvard Medical School
Tufts-New England Medical Center
William C Birtwell
Koufax Yields Hits as Dodgers Top Astros in Dome Crowd
Sandy Koufax won his 13th, tying for the league lead, despite a 10 hit night by Houston. Jim Wynn led the Astros with four hits as Los Angeles beat the Astros 2 in front of 50,908 in the Astrodome, the largest attendance ever for a domed ballpark. The Dodgers pulled ahead in the NL standings, while other NL and AL results featured San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York.
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Houston
Juan Marichal
Los Angeles Dodgers
Astros
Astrodome
Domed Stadium
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Astro
Jim Wynn
John Bateman
San Francisco
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New York
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Cubs
Associated Press
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Clemente
Aaron
Alou
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Pinson
Wynn
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Callison
McCarver
Wills
Los Angeles
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Perry
Marichal
San Franciso
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Mike Rathet
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Lolich
Losich
Air National Guard
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Lolich
New York Yankees
Mel Ott
Willie Horton
Pmcauliffe
Baltimore Orioles
Steve Barber
Curt Blefary
Rocky Colavito
Chicago White Sox
A’s
Chicago Cubs
Chavarria
New York Mets
Barber
Yankees
Fred Talbot
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Blefary
Talbot
Colavito
Vic Davalillo
Indians
Red Sox
Carl Yastramski
den Peter
Tom Kelley
Tony Conigliaro
White Sox
Ken Berry
Bob Locker
Tommy Agee
Bill Skowron
Orioles Blank Yanks, Tigers Keeping Pace
Detroit rides McAuliffe and Lolich to a 12-2 win over the Senators as Horton adds a grand slam and a double. Baltimore and Cleveland win. MLB standings tighten with Baltimore ahead of Detroit by two games.
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Orioles
Tigers
Golf coaches elect McGuire NCAA president at meeting
Dick McGuire of the University of New Mexico was elected president of the NCAA Golf Coaches Association at a Wednesday meeting in Stanford California. Joe Boyle of Penn State and Rey Clarence Dublin of Notre Dame were named first and second vice presidents, with Vic Kelly of UCLA as secretary treasurer.
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Stanford
Calif
Dick McGuire
University of New Mexico
Ncaa Golf Coaches’ Association
Bud Finger
Joe Boyle
Penn State
Rey Clarence Dublin
Notre Dame
Vic Kelly
UCLA
Church Group President Elected Trans-African Leader
In Detroit the Rev Merle L Mills president of the Southern New England Conference of the Seventh day Adventists was elected president of the churchs trans African division. In New York NEA reports Yugoslav soccer star Dobrivoje Tanasijevich left a Brussels dance hall after an aspiring tango, noting bon voyage in Slovenian before walking away.
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Merle L. Mills
Southern
New York
I Nea
Dobrivoje
Tanasijevich
Red Star
Brussels
Belgium
Iron Curtain
Dan Tana Story of Soccer Pioneer Turns Restaurateur
Dan Tana, born Dobrivoje Tanasijevich, fled behind the Iron Curtain, became a Hollywood restaurateur, and helped inspire a new National Professional Soccer League. He earned $57,000 from a Milan Club America match and now co-owns Los Angeles entry with prominent sports figures while predicting big league star salaries within seven years.
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Paul Spaak
Belgium
Spaak
Dan Tana
West Hollywood
Dan
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Hanover
West Germany
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Montreal Hakoahs
Vancouver
British Columbia
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Dobrivoje ‘Tanasijevich
Untouchables
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San Pedro
Wil Red Star
Giants
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Coliseum
Milan
Italy
Club America
Mexico City
Dick Millen
Millen
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore
Art Rooney
Pittsburgh
Max Winter
Minneapolis
Bidwell Brothers
St. Louis
Tana
Pop Taught Him to Think And Now Mel Queen Acts
NEW YORK NEA There aren’t many fathers who could play it the way Mel Queen did and get the same results Mel Queen 24 is listed as an outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds His father pitched eight years in the majors and now works in an aircraft plant Mel learned independence from his dad and has begun pitching in the Reds bullpen Heffner okayed a move toward pitching and Queen says if he can control the fastball sink slider and curve he could help as a right handed reliever He struck out the side in Nicaragua relieving duty and plans to pitch in Los Angeles games
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New York
NEA
Mel Queen
No. 2
Pop
Mel Il
Queen
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
Pirates
Bellflower
Calif
Mel
Reds
Don Heffner
Tye
Cincinnati
Pye
Heffner
O.K
Harder
Alf
Los Angeles
L.A
Papa Queen
Managua
Nicaragua
Estate valued over 8 million shocks Chicago report
Edwin J Beach, board chairman of Bod Brach & Sons Co, left an estate valued around 8 million dollars. An inheritance tax return filed in Circuit Court details the sizable estate with questions raised about medical device development and government grants influencing contracts. The piece notes Harvard figures debating the role of government funding in innovation and its impact on industry.
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Edwin J Beach
He Bod Brach & Sons Co
Evolution ruling to be appealed in Arkansas case
The attorney general's office said it would appeal to the state Supreme Court a ruling by Chancellor Murphy Reed that Arkansas 1928 anti evolution law against teaching the theory in public schools violated the free speech guarantees of the state constitution. The suit was brought by Susan Epperson formerly of Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's Office
State Supreme Court
Murra QO. Reed
Arkansas
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