Nicklaus and Caponi Set Targets for Golf Day
St Louis AP reports amateur golfers set par and one under par targets for National Golf Day charity ending June 14 at Warson County Club. Jack Nicklaus shot 72 amid a three week layoff to beat Tony Jacklin while Donna Caponi carded 73 to top Shirley Englehorn. Nicklaus aims to sharpen for the U S Open as Caponi highlights six birdies and notable shots on the 200 yard third hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Jack Nicklaus
Donna Caponi
Warson Country Club
Nicklaus
Tony Jacklin
Miss Caponi
Shirley Englehorn
Watson
Yuard
Jacklin
Dallas
Blond Blaster
Ardmore
United States
Britain
Monday Baseball Line Scores Highlight One Run Totals
Summary of multiple MLB games with line scores and home runs. Notable quick reads include Houston Cedeno HR and Dierker win, Bunning victory for Philadelphia, and notable HRs by Mays and Johnson among others across cities like San Diego San Francisco Los Angeles Minnesota Detroit Chicago Baltimore Kansas City Cleveland Milwaukee with various pitchers and close finishes.
Ellis Plays Dual Role As Yanks, A's Divide
John Ellis starred for the Yankees in the opener of a doubleheader with a three run homer and three strikeouts in the nightcap as the A’s pulled away 6 3. Blue Moon Odom earned his first win after a rough start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
NEW York
John Ellis
Yankee
New York Yankees
Oakland A's
Oakland
Blue Moon Odom
Policemen Earn Trip To Phoenix
Three Lawtonians qualified for the National Police Olympics to be held in Phoenix, Arizona. Jack Partin and Bert Seesa finished first and second in table tennis to earn the trip, while Jerry Butler placed second in bowling at the Oklahoma City state Olympics. Frank G. Williams will accompany the qualifiers as rules committee member and team manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Joyner
Bill Bailey
Bernard Szatkowski
FOP
Durocher Faces Manager’s Uncertain Future With Cubs
Chicago manager Leo Durocher acknowledged his job could be in jeopardy after a 6-0 loss to Pittsburgh. The Cubs have dropped 10 of 13, battled injuries, and a weak bullpen, while Steve Blass silenced the Cubs with five hits allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Wrigley
Holland
Pirates
Steve Blass
Fans cheer Billy Martin in visit as Killebrew homers in Tigers win
In St Paul Minn when Harmon Killebrew hit his 495th career homer with two on the Tigers beat the Twins 6 2. Jim Kaat earned his fourth victory with eight hits allowed as Billy Martin returned to Minnesota as Detroit manager and fans cheered both men while the Twins took a 3 1 lead in the second inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Billy Martin
Minnesota
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Martin
Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Twins
Jim Kaat
Tigers
Kaat
Chanssen Mavericks
Detroit Tigers
Minneapolis
Billy Rigney
Buford
Johnson
Red Sox
Amos Otis
Paul Schaal
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Royals
Fenway Park
A’s
Otis
Schaal
Rojas
Mickey Lalich
Washington
Mike Thompson
Denny Riddleberger
Casey Cox
California
Thompson
Riddleberger
Cox
Larry Bittner
Bernie Allen
Johnny Ellis
New York
Oakland
Fritz Peterson
Jim “Catfish” Hunter
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Tommy Davis
Sal Bando
Angel Mangual
Ted Kubiak
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Kubiak
Phil Hennigan
Johnny Briggs
Orioles Buford Powers Memorial Day Doubleheader
Don Buford homered twice and sparked a bench clearing incident as Baltimore beat Chicago 11-3 and then chased a fan and pitcher in the nightcap. Across the league Kansas City swept Boston, Amos Otis starred, and New York split with Oakland in a day of MLB action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Boston
New York
Oakland
Associated Press
Don Buford
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago
White Sox
John
Buford
How They Fare In The Majors Highlights Strong Hitting
Batting leaders show Oliva and Brock among top hitters with high averages. Pitching leaders list Kenney Dierker and Juan Marichal posting dominant ERA figures. Stolen bases and runs scored emphasize speed and power across leagues with notable names like Torre Bonds and Gorr contributing heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock
St.l
W.devis
Torre
Gorr
Cordenst
Sil
Hits—Gorr
Atl
W.davis
Beckert
Chic
Grock
S.L
Malou
Stourb
Grote
N.Y
Simmons
Storkson
Afi
Pitt
Harretson
Kessinger
Alley
L.A
Storgell
H.acron
Bench
Cin
Bonds
B.williams
Cepeda
Stock
Harreison
Per. Houst
S.F
Dierker
Ryan
Johnson
Coten St.l
Marichal
Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
Sparse standings show Boston and New York tied at 7 in the American League East with Cleveland leading the West and Washington at 35. Pacific Coast League features Portland versus Eugene with Tacoma, Spokane, and Tucson noting scores. American Association reports Omaha 11 Wichita 6 while Evansville, Indianapolis, and Oklahoma City games are listed with rain delays. International and Dixieland leagues show Memphis Asheville 11 1 and Montgomery 9 3 results respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eugene
Ioin
Tacoma
Spokane
Tucson
Soltoe
Phoenix
Hower
Miami Dade keeps perfect mark in junior college baseball tourney
In Grand Junction Colorado Miami Dade College stays undefeated after beating Mt Hood 7-3. Clarence Poitier drove in five runs with a two run triple as Mt Hood suffers its first loss. Mesa defeats Louisburg 10-2 and Hudson Valley falls to Mt Hood and Genesee later faces Miami while Mt Hood and Mesa renew their title bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Colo
Miami Dade
Florida
Mt. Hood
Gresham
Ore
Clarence Poitier
Miami
Louisburg
N.C
Hudson Valley
New York
Mesa
Ariz
Genessee
Mich
Cowboys Sign Joplin Shortstop
Oklahoma State University signed Joe Eberhard a shortstop from Joplin Missouri to a Big Eight letter of intent. Eberhard hit .379 and led his team to the Missouri state high school baseball finals with 22 hits 16 runs and 16 RBIs. He is the fourth OSU signee this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Joe Eberhard
Joplin
Oklahoma State University
Eberhard
OSU
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack
Caponi
Nebner
Houston
Cincinnati
Edwards
Cloninger
McGrothiin
Granger
W— Dierker
L—Cloninger
Cedeno
Philadelphia
San Diego
Bunning
Brandon
Ryan Roberts
Severinsen
Kelly
Borton
W—Bunning
t-—Jersch
Murrett
San Francisco
Koosman
Friselli
Bryant
McMahon
Dietz
W —Johnson
L—Koosman
Mays
Eaewnn
Louis i
Gy Reuss
W—Reuss
L—Stone
Detroi
Lolich
Freehon
Koot
Mitterwold
Odom
Locker
Knowles
Fin Woaslewski
Hardin
McDaniel
Munson
W—Odom
L—Kekich
Jackson
Battimore
Chicepo
Gri
Palmer
Watt
Etcheborren
Jonn
Herrmann
Secone
Dol Canton
Abernathy
Moyee Ee Ee
Ite ii
Austin
Colbert
Mingort
Filis
Roy White
Bobby Murcer
Catfish Hunter
Yankees
Hunter
Rollie Fingers
Leo
Durocher
Ferguson Jenkins
Nick Colosi
Jenkins
al Oliver
Vora
Akelare Teers
Invincible
Bea
Lacier
Ed Herrmann
Vic
Joe Horlen
Bart Johnson
Hollywood Park
Pineay
Olive
Minn
Mercer
Roles
Tr Qover
Coleman
Bilve
National City
Calif
Mike Quarry
Gellflower
Amado Vazquez
Kona City
St Minnesota
Ounning
Pattin
Night California
Moloney
Wasi
Bosman
Blue
Adams
Omeohe
Wichita
Tulso
Evansville
Indianapolis
Rain Lower
Denver
Pittsfield
Pawtucket
Quebec City
Elmira
International League
Dixte Association
Memphis
Asheville
Montgomery
Genesee
Cowboys
Man
Living Insurance
G. L
de” DeArmond
Lawton
THE
Equitable
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
New York, N.Y
Toyota
Jack Mathis
Sheridan Road
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!