Souchak Big Casualty in Opening Round
Mike Souchak failed to qualify in local U S Open qualifying at four courses around New York and Memphis, with 2 000 entrants vying for 428 spots. The field included Julius Boros Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Bill Casper Gene Littler, while Souchak eyed a return after a two year slump.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Mike Souchak
Ole Duke
Mike
Washington
New York
Julius Boros
Arnald Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Gene Littler
Souchak
Bill Hyndman II
Walker Copper
Ambler
Phoenix
Frank Stranahan
Big Mike
Memphis
Solunar tables guide hunting and fishing times by Knight
The article outlines Major and Minor Solunar periods from John Alden Knight. Major periods run about one and a half to two hours starting at listed times, with minor periods printed below. Plan activities to fish or hunt during peak periods each day.
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John Alden Knight
Hope X Star Leaders in the Major Leagues
The Associated Press tallies 1960s leaders by league with Williams and Mays atop National League batting, Mays driving runs and home runs, Clemente and Torre among hits and doubles, and pitching leaders Gib son and others. In the American League Oliva and Colavito headline batting and power, with Aparicio and Wagner driving steals and notable pitchers Pizarro and Kralick leading in decisions.
Suchak Faces Dry Spell As Memphis Open Qualifying Narrows
Suchak failed to break top marks as he carded 73 71 147 in the Memphis Open qualifying round. Gay Brewer led the field with 67 68 135 while a large group chased the 145 needed for 39 spots. Notables qualifying include Pittman Haas Venturi Collins Besselink Devlin Campbell Dunk Rodgers Thomas Duden Baxter Verney and Verney from South Africa.
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Suchak
Souchak
Memphis
Gay Brewer
Jerry Pittman
Fred Haas
Ken Venturi
Bill Collins
al Besselink
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Joe Campbell
Bill Dunk
Phil Rodgers
Dave Thomas
England
Bob Duden
Rex Baxter
Bob Verney
South
Africa
Minor League Baseball results across leagues
Pacific Coast League scores show Okla City defeating Salt Lake City 14 to 2, Tacoma 2 over Indianapolis 1, Spokane 6 over Arkansas 4. International League results include Toronto 4 over Buffalo 3, Columbus 4 over Atlanta 2, Jacksonville 3 over Richmond 0, and Syracuse 7 over Rochester 5.
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Associated Press
Okla City
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Indianapolis
Spokane
Arkansas
Buffalo
Columbus
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Richmond
Syracuse
Rochester
Landis Starts Impressive Batting Drive
Jim Landis, after a dispute with manager Al Lopez, homered as the White Sox beat Kansas City 7-4. Landis raised his average to .417, while Tony Oliva led the league with a .391 clip for the Twins in an 8-1 win over the Angels. Detroit, Boston, and Cleveland DNB as the NL rested.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Jim Landis
Jim Brosnan
Chicago White Sox
Landis
White Sox
Chicago
Kansas City
al Lopez
Brosnan
Ed Short
Lopez
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Gary Peters
al Weis
Pete Ward
Teroe Ron Hansen
Ward
J. C. Martin
Peters
Hoyt Wilhelm
Oliva
Hall
Camilo Pascual
Pascual
Freehan
Don Demeter
Tigers
Steve Barber
Barber
Orioles
Ed Rakow
Red Sox
Bob Tillman
Carl Yastrzemski
Don Zimmer
Roman Mejlas
Dn Blasingame
Ed Bressoud
John Kennedy
Senators
Silence Before the Indy 500 Looms Over Speedway
Indianapolis AP reports 33 of the world's fastest race cars sit quiet as teams inspect engines for defects and wear before Memorial Day's 500 mile race. Mechanics study every part while golf balls clack on the adjacent course, with brief carburetion tests slated for Thursday before renewed silent anticipation.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway Golf Course
Standings and results from today's baseball games
Standings from The Associated Press show Philadelphia leading with 21 wins and 13 losses, San Francisco 22 15, Milwaukee 21 16, St. Louis 22 17, Pittsburgh 21 17, Cincinnati 16 18, Houston 19 22, Los Angeles 18 21, Chicago 14 20, New York 11 28. Monday entries list Detroit 5 Baltimore 3 and Boston 6 Washington 5. Wednesday schedule includes series across several cities with Minnesota at Los Angeles and Detroit at Baltimore among others.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Torre
Milwaukee
Santo
Chicago
Banks
Hunt
New York
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
Clemens
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Howard
Los Angeles
Wills
Harper
Cincinnati
Associated Press
National League
Han W.L- Pet
G.B. Philaphia
San Fran
Houston
Pet
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
L. Pet. G.B
Arkansas
Okla City
Denver
Salt Lake
The
Ind
Apolis
Dallas
is _ Western
Vision Portlan
San Diego
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
ATA Hawaii
Lake Oklahoma City
Salt City
Indianapolis
Salt Lake City
Portland at Hawaii and more matchups listed
The schedule lists several college football or basketball road games including Portland at Hawaii, Seattle at San Diego, Indianapolis at Tacoma, Arkansas at Spokane, and Denver at Dallas as part of the upcoming travel slate for teams.
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Portland
Hawaii
Seattle
San Diego
Indianapolis
Tacoma
Arkansas
Spokane
Denver
Dallas
Ford racers to install fire wall device after Roberts crash
Ford racing mechanic John Holman announced a carbon dioxide extinguisher system will be added to all Ford stock cars before the June 7 Atlanta 400 race. The system will flood the interior with foam when triggered, potentially preventing severe burns, as Glenn Fireball Roberts recovers in Charlotte Memorial Hospital and remains listed as holding his own.
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Charlotte
N.C
Ford
John Holman
Glenn
Holman
Rumored Super Conference Draws Texas and Rivals into Shakeup
The piece notes displeasure over probation for recruiting rule violations and growing calls for tighter control on football operations. Reports claim a Texas led super conference could form with Texas, Arkansas, Houston, Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas Tech, LSU and Texas A&M.
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Texas
Arkansas
Houston
Alabama
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Louisiana State
Texas A&m
Texas weighs move toward super conference
Dallas Times Herald reports University of Texas plans to push limitations on athletic scholarships and other conference rules at the Southwest Conference December meeting. A Texas regents member says Texas favors the conference but will not accept rules that put it at a disadvantage as talks of leaving the SWC continue.
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Dallas
Dallas Times Herald
University of Texas
Texas
Texas Board of Regents
Times Herald
Fight Results From Tokyo Akashi Namekawa Defeats Magramo
In Tokyo Akashi Namekawa 112 pounds outpointed Ric Marmo 122 pounds from the Philippines. Fla Sam Burgess 144 pounds from Miami Beach outpointed Pai Ford 148 pounds from Jacksonville. San Francisco Paulie Armstrong 139 pounds outpointed Joe Brown 137 pounds from Houston.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Akashi Namekawa
Japan
Ric Magramo
The
Philippines
A Fla
Sam Burgess
Miami Beach
Pai Ford
Jacksonville
San Francisco
Paulie Armstread
Joe Brown
Houston
Speedway Golf Meet Attracts Top Pros At Indy
AP report from Indianapolis notes the $70,000 500 Festival Open Golf Tournament opens Wednesday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway course known for its speed. Jack Nicklaus and George Bayer lead 150 pros chasing a big purse as Masters champion Arnold Palmer skips the event. The meet may delay final round by a day amid heavy traffic and sun baked conditions.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Indianapolis (Ap
Jack Nicklaus
George Bayer
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Three-Car Fiery Crash Mars World 600 Race at Charlotte
Darel Dieringer says Fireball spun while attempting to avoid. He recounted racing behind Junior Johnson and Ned Jarrett when suction sent them spinning. Roberts was burned over 70 percent of his body, with Jarrett and Johnson suffering minor injuries.
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Charlotte Motor Speedway
Darel Dieringer
Charlotte
Dieringer
Junior Johnson
Ronda
N.C
Ned Jarrett
Camden
S.C
Roberts
Jarrett
Johnson
Babe Ruth League Opens Play at Legion Field
Babe Ruth League opens tonight at Legion Field with Ozan Lumber Co versus BFW at 6 30 and First National Bank against Merchant’s Ass’n at 8 15 Friday May 29 has Merchants Ass’n versus VFW and First National Bank versus Ozan Lumber Co This week only Babe Ruth League games are Tuesday and Friday next week and for the rest of the season games shift to Monday and Thursday nights
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Babe Ruth
Legion Field
Ozan Lumber Co
B.F.W
First National Bank
Merchant's Ass'n
Merchants Ass'n
V.F.W
Babe Ruth Leagues
Local Little League Schedule for June Matchups
The schedule lists games for June 2 with Sheriff facing Hope Auto Co, Midwest vs C B C, and Lion vs Coleman Diary, and June 5 features Coleman vs Sheriff, C B C vs Lions, and Hope Auto vs Midwest.
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Sheriff
Hope Auto Co. Midwest
Lion
Coleman
C.B.C
Lions
Hope Auto
Midwest
Golfers face tough Saturday test at PGA links clash
A 6467 yard course that threads the Speedway infield tightens fairways to 30 yards and leaves rough at three inches as top PGA money leaders converge for a 72 hole battle. Billy Casper, twice champion Doug Ford and defending titlist Don Finsterwald highlight the field in a demanding test likely to separate the contenders.
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PGA
Billy Casper
Casper
Doug Ford
Don Finsterwald
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Weis
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Pizarro
Bunker
Kralick
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Radatz
Acre
Texarkana
Riggs
U.S. 87
Texarkana, Arkansas
Silence Hangs
Malvern
Hope Merchants
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le Hk
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Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Texas Eastern
Pipeliners of Energy
New England
Eastern Seaboard
Texas Eastern Transmission Corporation
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