Golf Stars Shoot at Oklahoma City
Local golf pros vie for U S Open qualifying spots in Oklahoma City as top players chase a share of the spotlight.
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Newspaper
Kansas City Star
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
15
Notable Pros Fail To Qualify For National Open
The 328 golfers in nine tenters vie for 91 spots in next week's National Open at Cherry Hills. Gene Sarazen and Tony Manero miss out at Winged Foot, with Manero posting 79-77-156 and Sarazen withdrawing for an ear infection. Don Bies leads qualifying at Seattle with 9-under 137, while Don Gardner also posts 137 after 70-67 at Winged Foot East and West courses.
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Oklahoma City
Seattle
Denver
Cincinnati
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Cherry Hills Country Club
Englewood
Colo
Julius Boros
Lloyd Mangrum
Charlie Coe
Jack Burke
Art Wall, Jr
Lionel
Jay Hebert
George Bayer
Doug Sanders
Bob Goalby
Paul Harney
al Besselink
Mason Rudolph
Bill Collins
Tom Nieporte
Don Fairfield
Gene Sarazen
Tony Manero
Winged Foot Golf Club
Sarazen
Manero
Skee Riegel
William H
Gordon Waldespuhl
Dayton
Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
Ariz
Bies
Canada
Stan Leonard
Ed Oldfield
Astoria
Ore
S. Gardner
California
Winged Foot
Record field tees off at NAIA golf championships
Bemidji Minnesota June 7 AP a record field of nearly 150 small college golfers began the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics championships Western Illinois defending the title faced competition from one of five teams that finished atop last year’s Quincy Illinois event Lamar Tech Beaumont Texas was the pre tournament favorite but slipped to runner up position in 1959 after holding the title prior to.
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Bemidji
Minn
Western Illinois University
Quincy
Lamar Tech
Beaumont, Tex
War Brews Between Ramos and O'S Between Innings
Inside Washington's Griffith Stadium a Baltimore manager Paul Richards protests Pedro Ramos's alleged spitball. Umpire Bill McKinley determines cleanliness after multiple checks including Ramos's glove and cap. Richards and McKinley clash as the tried-to-be-clean pitch debate stirs the crowd.
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McKinley
Richards
Ramos
Cookie Lavagetto
Washington
Senators
Lavagetto
Kansas City 3 & 2 Baseball Club Results Highlight Local Action
In Kansas City Missouri a flurry of midget and B level leagues reported varied scores. Notable results include Trans World Athletics routing Missouri Valley Builders 30 to 0 and Raytown Kiwanis posting wins across several divisions with scores such as 9 to 5 and 15 to 2.
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International
Optimists
Raytown Kiwani
Missouri Valley Builders
Trans World Atheltics
Ee Ellyson
Elks Lodge
Joe Elly
Praytown Kiwanis
Trans
World Athetics
Sipsouri Valley Builders
Pacifico Coast
Ray Smith Rockets
St. John’s Methodist Church
Cliff Brisbois
Ray Smith
Sam Schwartz
Wallites
Eliott
Hen House Mustangs
MID Natio
Ieee
Michael Ons
Core We Ees
Hilks Lodge
Waits Raytown Kiwanis
Clege
Es Optimists
39Th
American League Protest Over Spitter Allegation Raises Tension
The league grapples with harassment claims against Ramos who has not been convicted, while Richards vows a protest to Cronin over alleged spitballing by Ramos. A Washington sports columnist ends with a pointed remark about the incident.
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Ramos
Richards
Cronin
Washington
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