Bolt Opens Western Open Lead at Medinah in 69
Tommy Bolt, once famed for his temper, shot a 69 to take a one stroke lead in the Western Open at Medinah as Casper and Sanders chase. Palmer, still reacting to last week’s Open collapse, stood in a crowded pack. Hebert posted an opening hole-in-one but trails.
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Ryun Seeks World Record At AAU Meet This Weekend
Kansas frosh Jim Ryun aims to break the world mile record at the AAU championships on Randalls Island. He trails France's Michel Jazy who holds the mark at 2:53.6, with rival Jim Grelle as expected top challenger. The event open Saturday with finals Sunday featuring the mile and 3,000 meter steeplechase among eight titles.
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Rocking Home Run Run Lifts Indians In Eight Six Win Over Red Sox
Slugger Rocky Colavito belted four homers in a 24 hour span to lead Cleveland to an 8 6 victory over Boston boosting his homer pace after a slow start this season He hit three in a doubleheader with Boston and added another as the Indians pulled ahead in the American League race with Detroit and Baltimore while San Francisco and St Louis posted wins in the National League.
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Tigers Rout Senators as Wilson Wins in Debut
Hope Ark star homered for Cleve and the Tigers piled on Mike McCormick with first inning runs on walks to Dick McAuliffe Nort Call, Al Kaline two run double and a Wille Horton single. Earl Wilson notches his first Tiger win allowing four hits before Larry Sherry finishes. Senator Howard homer in ninth. Robinson adds solo shots in second and eighth for 14th and 15th, Etchebarren drives in with a double. Palmer lasts seven as Downing yields two Yankee runs on Peplitone and Mantilla homers.
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Birdie Tebbetts backs Chico Salmon for All-Star shortstop
Cleveland manager Birdie Tebbetts praises Chico Salmon as the best utility man turned shortstop and a likely AL All-Star. Salmon, 157 pounds, has emerged in 48 games with a .310 average and 28 RBIs, helping Cleveland to third in the pennant race. Tebbetts says Salmon’s selection wouldn’t hurt the league.
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Mays Keeps After That Homer Mark
Willie Mays, 35, chases Babe Ruth’s 714 all time homer record as the Giants sweep Chicago and move toward Cincinnati. He belts his 521st career homer in a 6 4 win, matching Ted Williams at 521 for third on the all time list. He downplays pressure to break Foxx’s 534 as crowds and teams note his historic pace.
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Madison Avenue and the WBA target Ernie Terrell title fight
Houston based report notes Ernie Terrell changes image with Madison Avenue help ahead of his WBA title defense on June 28 at the Sam Houston Auditorium against Doug Jones. The feature details new travel partners Barbara Sheehan and George Hamid, compares Terrell to Cassius Clay, and cites Terrell’s criticism of Clay while predicting a harder challenge from Jones.
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Reds tie-breaker homer by Pappas with Nottebart win
ton 6-1, Milt Pappas hit a tie-breaking homer and won his sixth for the Reds with relief from Jon Nottebart. Vada Pinson added a two-run shot. Bob Gibson earned his 11th win with a four-hit effort as the Cardinals edged the Astros, fanning four to raise season total to 139. Lou Brock tripled in the eighth and scored on Phil Gagliano’s single for St. Louis' decisive run. In the Texas League, standings show Amarillo 26-30, Arkansas 30-24, El Paso 28-22, Albuquerque 21-30, Austin 26-37, Dal-FW 27-40. Thursday results Arkansas 9 El Paso 1, Dallas-Fort Worth 9 Albuquerque, Amarillo at Austin postponed on wet grounds. Friday Amarillo at Austin.
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