Nicklaus One Round Back As Gajcia Leads Open
Nicklaus shot 76 to trail leader Bob Gajcia, while Arnold Palmer Gary Player and defending champion Jack Nicklaus face a long rally. Gajcia posted 69 opening, with 43 players ahead and 19 tied, as second round play begins amid improving conditions and a wide field.
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Associated Press
Brookline
Mass
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Michigan
Bob Gajdia
Palmer and Player Struggle With Putts On Bantam Greens
Palmer praised his driving and irons but complained of putting woes after a 15-foot birdie at the 12th. Player lamented poor putting despite strong irons and driving as Garcia surged early with 11 straight pars and birdie runs, finishing 69. Gajda stayed confident, aiming to stay in contention.
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Garcia
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Lemaster Homer Tops Pirates 2-1
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Lemaster homered for the second time this year guiding a 2-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Lemaster went the distance for the fourth time, allowing five hits with six strikeouts and a 1.96 ERA. Brand Mathews and Lemaster provided both RBI for Milwaukee, while Sisk and Haddix struggled on the mound for Pittsburgh.
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Sisk
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RBI
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Baseball standings and results from surrounding leagues
American League standings list New York on top followed by Chicago Boston and Cleveland. Thursday results include New York 5 Washington 4 and Boston 8 Detroit 3. National League table shows St. Louis and San Francisco leading with Los Angeles close behind.
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Cleveland
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Washington
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San Francisco
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Houston
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Azcue
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Yankees
Hook
Willey
Coleman
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Kunkel
Howard
Blanchard
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International June Sprints field set at Elkhart Lake
Elkhart Lake AP reports entries closed at 254 for the International June Sprints sports cars event at Road America. The two day card includes a 160 mile Sunday feature for big modified cars with 49 entries and an 80 mile Saturday race for the largest production cars with 31 entries including 17 Chevrolet Corvettes. Top modified entrants feature 10 Porsches 5 Ferraris 4 Maseratis 2 Chaparrals 2 Jaguars plus a Scarab and various specials.
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Elkhart Lake
Road America
Spring Grove Beats Caledonia 3 1 in Exhibition
Spring Grove defeats Caledonia 3 to 1 in a Thursday exhibition game in Spring Grove. Tom Ellingson allows two hits and records seven strikeouts for Spring Grove while Gordie Bauer gives up four hits and fans 15. David Asgaard hits a double for Spring Grove. A return game is set for next Wednesday at Caledonia.
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Minn
Tom Ellingson
Caledonia
Gordie Bauer
David Asgaard
Bauer
Bubbers
Ellingson
Morken
Regional Hockey Scores From Three Leagues
Northern League games include Aberdeen 4 St. Cloud 2 and Winnipeg 3 Grand Forks 1. Duluth Superior beat Bismarck-Man dan 12-2. Midwest League results show Decatur 1-1 Waterloo 0-5 Fox Cities 3-3 Burlington 2-8 Wisconsin Rapids 3-5 Quad Cities 5-3 Dubuque 2-5 Cedar Rapids 8-3 Clinton 1-5. International League Jacksonville 16 Buffalo 7 Rochester 6 Toronto 5. Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City 10 Denver 6 Spokane 11 Salt Lake City 3 Tacoma 5 San Diego 4 (12 Innings) Hawaii 5 Dallas-Fort Worth 1.
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Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Oklahoma City
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Spokane
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Tacoma
San Diego
Hawaii
Dallas-Fort Worth
Two Lutheran Teams Win 3rd Lutheran League Game
Our Savior's beat Trinity 19 9 at Hogan Park to move to 3 1 while Immanuel shut out Mount Calvary 7 0 at Memorial East with D Jensen throwing a one hitter. Gar Ammerman and Butch Severson each collected three hits for Our Savior's as Rev Mattes Haugen and Hanson homered for Good Shepherd in a 17 14 win over St Pauls.
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Immanuel
Trinity
Hogan Park
Mount Calvary
Memorial East
D. Jensen
Gar Ammerman
Butch Severson
Good Shepherd
St.Paul's
Longfellow
Mattes
Haugen
Hanson
St. Paul's
McMahon and
Ellifson
Lupie
Boettcher
Our Savior's
Colburn
Severson
G. Johnson
Onalaska Nine Tops Tomah City Team
Onalaska defeated Tomah 11 to 8 in a Western Wisconsin League game. George Van Voorhis struck out 18. Don Winger doubled and singled, Everett Johnson tripled and singled, Sonny Wilkins homered and singled, and Ed Johnson doubled and singled for Onalaska now 3-1 in the league. For Tomah, Gary Grovesteen and Loyal Grovesteen each had two hits, Loyal adding a triple.
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Wis
Onalaska
Wisconsin
George van Voorhis
Don Winger
Everett Johnson
Sonny Wilkins
Ed Johnson
Gary Grovesteen
Loyal Grovesteen
Loyal
Mets Beat Yankees In Mayor's Charity Game Riot Night
The New York Mets defeated the Yankees 6 2 at Yankee Stadium in a charity exhibition. Jimmy Piersall delivered a key single after his bat cracked a nearby spectator’s ribs, amid a ruckus as fans clashed with police and pressed for the Mets pennant moment. Casey Stengel led the Mets in victory as 50 000 fans watched the chaotic scene unfold.
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New York
O’ Case
Yankee Stadium
Mets
Yanks
Jimmy Piersall
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Harlem
Yankees
Ruth
Pete Previte
Ball Park
Piersall
Jimmy
Stan Williams
O Toole Strikes Again as Cubs Blank Colts 5-0
Cincinnati ace Jim O Toole notches his 13th win and lowers ERA to 2.01 behind 10 Cubs hits led by Johnny Edwards who drives in four. Larry Jackson earns his eighth win in a 4 0 showing as Billy Williams belts two homers in Chicago win over Houston. Ex Cub Dick Drott loses the game.
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Jim O'Toole
Philadelphia Phillies
Reds
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Houston Colts
Denny Lemaster
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Johnny Edwards
Jim Owens
Chicago
Larry Jackson
Colts
Billy Williams
Cubs
Williams
Dick Drott
Juniors Stage Peoria Event At Country Club
La Crosse Country Club junior golfers opened the season with a Peoria event on June 19. Girls winners on the front nine were Margaret Anderson Nancy Kubiak and Sally Vickroy. Back nine honors went to Sharon Ebner Jeanne Neuburg and Ellen Pederson. Boys winners on the front nine were Tom Barton Tom Hinytzke Dave McDonald and Todd Kennedy. back nine winners were Loring Davis Jim Michuta and Tom Skemp.
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Peoria
Margaret Anderson
Nancy Kubiak
Sally Vickroy
Sharon Ebner
Jeanne Newburg
Ellen Pederson
Tom Barton
Tom Hinytzke
Dave McDonald
Todd Kennedy
Loring Davis
Jim Michuta
Tom Skemp
Dailey Delivers as Twins Top White Sox 9-4 in Slim Victory
Bill Dailey pitched four scoreless innings after a 10 year chase for a majors home, guiding Minnesota to a 9-4 win over Chicago. Harmon Killebrew and Earl Battey homered for the Twins while Bob Richardson drove in two for Washington in a separate late rally as New York edged the Senators 5-4. The Red Sox beat Detroit 8-3 and Cleveland topped Baltimore 11-8 with Max Alvis delivering a grand slam.
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Minnesota
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Twins
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Cleveland
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Detroit
Dick Stuart
Chuck Schilling
Tigers
Max Alvis
Baltimore
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Indians
Gordon Maltzberger
Sam Mele
Jim Kaat
Zoilo Versalles
White Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Earl Battey
John Buzhardt
Richardson
Jim Coates
Senators
Coates
Marshall Bridges
Yogi Berra
New York
Stuart
Red Sox
Arnold Earley
Schilling
Earley
Orioles Triumph in 8-5 Plant League Win
The Orioles defeated Slip sticks 8-5 to record their fifth Trane Co. Plant League softball win in nine starts on Thursday.
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Orioles
Smith opens lead in 34th Women's Western Open
In Madison, Marilynn Smith shot 72 to take a four stroke lead in round two at the 34th Women's Western Open at Maple Bluff. Defending champ Mickey Wright carded 78. Jo Ann Prentice 83 and Nancy Roth led amateurs with 82.
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University of Wisconsin
John Jamieson
Maple Bluff Country Club
Madison
UPI
Wis
Mickey Wright
Miss Smith
Miss Wright
Jo Ann Prentice
Miss Prentice
Carol Mann
Nancy Roth
Hollywood
Fla
Marilynn Williams
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Amelia Amizich
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Marcy Rose
Glen's Bar Captures Eighth Tavern Win
Glen's Bar won its eighth straight Tavern League game by defeating Toby's Bar 34 to 1 at Powell Park. Other results included Bohemian Hall 9 John’s 6, Dugan's 22 Jungles 17, 400 Club 13 Baldy's 5, and Joe's OK 13 Koelbl's 4. Ringdahl hit a grand slam for Dugan's. Nemec and Ringdahl led Jungles and Dugan's with four and five hits respectively.
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Glen's Bar
Toby
Dugan
Baldy
Sullivan
Lassig
Severson
Tooley No-Hits Melrose Chip’s in Wisconsin News
West Salem pitcher Bob Tooley threw a softball no hitter for Ike's Bar of West Salem in a 2 0 win over Melrose Chip's Bar. Joe Bahr singled for West Salem the lone hit amid a disputed infield hit. The team scored in the third on an error after bases loaded and again in the fourth on a double steal.
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West Salem
Wis
Bob Tooley
Ike
Melrose Chip
Joe Bahr
Softball Classic League Tonight Schedule
Powell Park hosts games at 6 30 P M Maple Grove Country Club faces Johnson s Doughboy Flyers at Powell Park 8 P M Trane Co takes on La Crescent Concrete Co In Class B Hogan Collins Sign Co meets Local 175 at Trane Park South W A Katz Co battles Dairyland Power Co op Postponed
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Maple Grove Country Club
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