Palmer Gains Tied for Open Lead at Brookline
Arnold Palmer fired 69 to join Don Finsterwald and Jacky Cupit atop the US Open leaderboard at Brookline as Jack Nicklaus faltered with 77 and failed to survive the cut alongside other former champions and stars in a wind swept round.
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Brookline
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Big Jack
Palmer
Don Finsterwald
Jacky Cupit
Finsterwald
Cupit
Midland
Tex
Wally Burkemo
Franklin, Mich
Dean Refram
Boca Raton
Fla
Burkemo
Refram
Sammy Snead
Lionel Hebert
George Bayer
Art Wall
Jackie Burke
Phil Rodgers
al Balding
Gene Littler
Mike Souchak
Nicklaus
Jack Fleck
Cary Middlecoff
Dick Mayer
Tommy Bolt
Fleck
Deane Beman
Vic Ghezzi
Chick Harbert
Johnny Pott
Bob Rosburg
Bob Goalby
Hogan
Go Redlegs See Reds Challenge Giants on Season Start
A fan urges confidence in the Cincinnati Reds as NL contenders, noting absence of Purkey and Jay but predicting a strong run. The writer pits the Reds against the Giants Dodgers and Cardinals, arguing a World Series upset over the Yankees is unlikely but Reds can excel in the NL race.
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Redlegs
Bob Purkey
Joey Jay
Chukkers
Stan Musial
Yankees
Cassius Clay Upsets Enery in Clash Sparks Rematch Talk
The writer questions Cassius Clay's punch resistance after a five round bout with Enery, praising Clay for stopping the fight as predicted while doubting his chin. The piece compares to Lennox Liston and Liston-Patterson hype and notes sports gossip on Wimbledon picks and golf and a baseball reference to Dick Stuart.
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Clay
Sonny Liston
Cassius
Sportspouers
Tallyho Hotel
Roy Emerson
Mike Sangster
Ann Haydon Jones
Margaret Smith
Martha Williams
Convention Center
Liston-Patterson
Julius Boros
Gary Player
Mel Greb
Dick Stuart
Fenway Park
Golf Open Scores Show Wide Leaderboard Shifts
In Brookline mass the US Open golf second round produced a sprawling scoreboard with numerous players, including Cupit Dow Sot e Gey Brewer Browning and many others posting rounds across the 70s and 80s. Amateurs and pros battled for position as winds and course conditions shaped the tallies.
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Brookline
Mass
Young Red Sox Signee Ed McGuinness Joins System
The 18 year old catcher Ed McGuinness son of Navy Capt. Walter McGuinness signed with the Boston Red Sox after workouts with the club. He reports to Boston's Class A Waterbury squad in the Midwest League. His roots include Key West Arlington Honolulu and San Diego.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Ed McGuinness
Key West
Fla
Arlington
Honolulu
San Diego
Red Sox
Waterloo
Navy
Walter McGuinness
Meriden
Conn
McGuinness
The
Naval War College
Hoosier Ace Leads at Golden West Invitational
104 contestants clash in California versus rest of nation at Los Angeles State College. Jerry Saffell of LaPorte Indiana competes in high and low hurdles with best times 13.9 and 18.6 respectively, aiming for top placing as other entrants run 18.3 to 19.5 in the low hurdles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles State College
California
Jerry Saffell
LaPorte
Indiana
Saffell
Baseball Nightline Scores and Probables From Yesterday
Yesterday's four American League and National League games featured Washington at Los Angeles Detroit at Kansas City Baltimore at Minnesota and Chicago at Cleveland. Saturdays matchups include Detroit at Kansas City and Baltimore at Minnesota with New York at Boston among day night contests. Probables list Stafford Ford Morehead Wood Chicago Grant McCormick Perry Penn Duckworth McBride with各 team records noted.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Stafford
Ford
Morehead
Wood
Peters
Grant
McCormick
Perry
Avui
Penn
Duckworth
McBride
York
Baseball Scores and Saturday Probable Pitchers Recap
Yesterday results show Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in 10 innings with Houston at Cincinnati night action and multiple late games. Saturday’s probables list Friend Ellsworth Notlebart Umbright Tsitouris O'Dell Wilite Gibson Culp Craig among notable matchups.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Friend
Ellsworth
Houston
Cincinnati
Wisconsin boxing ban defeated in Assembly vote
The Wisconsin State Assembly rejected a bill to ban boxing 54 to 19. Assemblyman Albert Tadych of Milwaukee sponsored the measure and described boxing as a throwback to barbaric past. A similar Senate bill was previously killed 28 to 4.
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Madison
UPI
Wisconsin
State Assembly
Albert Tadych
Milwaukee
State Senate
No Double Jeopardy Seen with Gilchrist
Buffalo judge orders second degree felony assault case against Buffalo Bills star Cookie Gilchrist to be presented to the Erie County grand jury. Bail set at 10 a.m. Monday. Gilchrist faces three traffic and ordinance counts after May 14 arrest. disorderly conduct dismissed May 28. Judge Zimmerman ruled no double jeopardy since ordinance violations carry a $50 fine while felony carries up to 10 years.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Michael E. Zimmer
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo Bills
Erie County
Zimmer
Gilchrist
Grand Jury
Frank G. Raichle
New York Aqueduct Spring Meet Sets Revenue Records
The 1963 Aqueduct spring meeting ran 64 days from March 20 to June 1, yielding 21,154,812 dollars in pari mutuel revenue. State Tax Commissioner Joseph Murphy reported higher attendance and handle than last year, with total attendance 2,238,406 and handle 203,635,544. A separate May 25 Hunts Racing Assoc. event at Blind Brook Polo Club raised 10,117 in state revenue.
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Albany
UPI
Aqueduct
New York
Joseph Murphy
Blind Brook Polo Club
Purchase
Hunts Racing Association
Hunts Meeting
Lakers Sign King from Tulsa University
Los Angeles Lakers announce the signing of Jim Country King from Tulsa University as the team’s second draft choice last spring. He will report to rookie camp after earning the Missouri Valley Conference scoring title as a junior with 18.4 points per game and a unanimous all conference selection, then averaged 16.2 points on 47 percent shooting in his senior year.
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UPI
Los Angeles Lakers
Jim “Country
King
Tulsa University
Lakers
Tulsa
Yang to Europe sidelines decathlon title meet
C K Yang world decathlon record holder from Nationalist China and UCLA will not compete at the National AAU decathlon championships on June 28 29. He will instead undertake a European tour arranged by his government. Yang has a torn rib cartilage and his absence makes Paul Herman the meet favorite.
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UPI
C. K. Yang
China
UCLA
Yang
St. Louis
Ducky Drake
Paul Herman
Westmont College
McKay
Colorado
Oklahoma
Michigan State
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Ohio State
Las Vegas
Sahara
Tom Bolan
Bolan
Mike Jacobs
Army
Paul Dietzel
Paul
Ned Jarrett
Conover
N.C
Rod Laver
Lew Hoad
Butch Buchholz
NBC
Forest Hills
Watkins Glen
N.Y
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Sports of All Sorts Pro Golfers Happy Family
PGA press secretary Dec Griffin says the tour has a big happy family with top stars patient with fans and press. The piece notes players like Nicklaus Palmer and Player and mentions past rivalries, Tiger Woods not present, and cites various sports figures and events across golf boxing football NASCAR tennis and auto racing.
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Dec Giffin
PGA
Doc
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Tony Lema
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
John McKay
Southern California
Ron van Derkelen
Wisconsin
Spicy Living Eyes Sweep in Coaching Club Oaks Bid
Spicy Living, winner of the Acorn and Mother Goose, seeks a clean sweep of New York’s triple crown for fillies and a 25000 bonus in the Coaching Club American Oaks at Aqueduct. Eleven race field includes Smart Deb and others. Ussery and Combest are jockeys for leading contenders.
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UPI
Spicy Living
Coaching Club
Aqueduct
Smart Deb
Lamb Chop and
Batteur
No Resisting
Fools Play
Prodana Neviesta
Barbwolf
Nalee
Sally Ship
Speedwell
New York Racing Association
Bowl of Flowers
Funleving
Cicada
Bramalea
Jim Combest
Eleanor Sears
Bobby Ussery
Ussery
Funneving
Voytek Signs with Buffalo Bills After Three-Year Layoff
Ed Voytek a 6 foot 2 inch 235 pound guard and former Purdue star agreed to 1963 contract terms with the Buffalo Bills of the AFL. He previously played for the Washington Redskins in 1958 59 before retiring to teach in North Miami Beach Florida.
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UPI
Ed Voytek
Buffalo Bills
Purdue
Washington Redskins
Miami Beach
Fla
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