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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1963

Page

10

Old Pro Boros Proves He's Premier Golfer

Julius Boros, at 43 the oldest Open winner, captured the National Open in a three way playoff over Arnold Palmer and Cocky Cupit at The Country Club Brookline. His victory, worth 16 000, followed a stretch of wins and strong earnings, highlighting Boros as the hottest player on tour this spring.

Boros Brookline Mass Julius Moose) Boros Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Arnold Nicklaus Cupit Irons Tommy Bolt Julie Cleveland Arnold Palmer Jacky Cupit

Moose regains youth with Open victory at Brookline

In a dramatic Brookline showing, Julius Boros aged 43 wins the U S Open by matching rounds that top young rivals Arnold Palmer and Jacky Cupit. Boros triangles the field with a 76 to capture the title on a brutal course after a late surge that echoed his Dallas prime.

Houk rewarded for Bouton faith in Yankee win

Jim Bouton improved to 10-2 with a four hitter against Boston as the Yankees beat the Red Sox 8 4 lifting their AL lead to two games. Ralph Houk had kept the young pitcher and he paid off with a second shutout and six complete games. Roger Maris hit his 15th homer and drove in another run. The nightcap saw a Cleveland win as Latman allowed five hits and the Indians snapped a three game skid.

Joe Sargis UPI Ralph Houk New York Yankees Willemeus Hn Whee Hawk Robin Roberts Roberts Baltimore Orioles Jim Bouton Houk Orioles Jim Yankees Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Kansas City A’s Minnesota Twins Washington Senators Los Angeles Angels Bouton Red Sox Dick Stuart Yankee Roger Maris Clete Boyer Yanks Pete Ward White Sox Ray Herbert Hoyt Wilhelm Barry Latman Indians Ward Tito Franona Cleveland Tigers Pete Lolich Kansas City Bubba Phillips Rocky Colavito al Smith Baltimore Steve Barber Stu Miller Barber Tom Cheney Senators Angels Cheney

Colonels Top Lawton in Practice Game 2-0

Antone star pitcher limited Marlow to four singles as Lawton Colonels beat the spinning Legionnaires 2-0 in a Southern Oklahoma American Legion league practice game. Antone struck out 11 with no walks to improve to 2-1, while Dent Gibson and Lonnie Sanders led two singles for Lawton.

Frank Antone Marlow Lawton Colonels Legionnaires Jerry Boucher Colonels Dent Gibson Lonnie Sanders Antone

Colts Sweep League Tests

The Lawton Colts won two Southwest Oklahoma Sandlot league games over the weekend. They beat Snyder 32 to 7 with Bill Bailey hitting for the cycle and Burgess homering. Mike LaPainte allowed five hits in the 25 hit attack. Saturday. Sunday at Frederick they won 14 to 7 as Ken Buttram hit for the cycle and Shotts held opponents to seven runs. The Colts improve to 5-1 in league play.

Lawton Colts Oklahoma Colts Snyder Bill Bailey Bill Burgess Mike LaPainte Frederick Ken Buttram Bill Shotts

Eskimos Sign Iowa Running Back Harris for Camp

Edmonton Eskimos of the Western Football Conference signed University of Iowa running back Sam Harris. Harris is expected to report for training camp as it opens today in Edmonton, Alberta.

Edmonton Alta UPI Edmonton Eskimos Canada Sam Harris University of Iowa Harris Eskimos

Loreto Wins Grand Steeplechase de Paris at Auteuil

Loreto owned by Pierre Mercier and ridden by Robert Kirchhoffer won the $60,000 Grand Steeplechase de Paris at Auteuil. Blaps finished second and Azemour was third in the 6,500 meter race.

Paris UPI Loreto Pierre Mercier Robert Kirchhoffer Auteuil Blaps Azemour

Bills Finalize Preseason Schedule Opener vs Jets

The Buffalo Bills announce a August 16 preseason game against the New York Jets at War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo. This marks the completion of their upcoming schedule.

Buffalo N.Y

Ace's All Stars Lead City League Softball Race

Ace's All Stars sit 10-1 atop the Lawton Softball League at ABC Park with Frank White Construction a game back after two losses to Underwood's Bar-B Q. Ron Koski tops Frank White in batting at .440, while Wes Pewewardy owns a 5 0 pitching mark and Cliff Greeney leads Ace with 9 1 wins.

Ace's All Stars Abc Park Frank White Construction Underwood Bar-Bq Ace All Stars Frank White Ron Koski Rudy Akento Ron Akento Sparky Hefner Bill Bailey Pepsi-Cola Wesley Pewewardy Cliff Greeney Ace All Stars Page Ace's Stannings Ace Pryor Perkins Sportsmans Lounge Millards Cafe

Movies Help Reds Pitcher Regain Form In NL Race

Reds ace Bob Purkey rebuilt his delivery after a film session with catcher Johnny Edwards and hurled a four hit 4-0 complete game against the Houston Colts to spark a seven game winning streak. Joe Nuxhall added an 8-1 win in the nightcap as Cincinnati closed to one game back of first.

Tim Moriarty UPI Cincinnati Reds Bob Purkey Johnny Edwards Purkey Edwards OPM Reds Big Bob Houston Colts Joe Nuxhall St. Louis Cardinals Los Angeles Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals San Francisco Milwaukee Braves Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies Colts Nuxhall Bob Skinner Vada Pinson Chris Zachary Jim Gilliam Dodgers Ernie Broglio Dick Groat Cards Warren Spahn Milwaukee Hank Aaron Braves Pirates Cubs

Minor League Czars Dead

George M. Trautman longtime president of minor league baseball since 1947 died at 73 in Columbus Ohio after a heart ailment. His death prompts questions about the minor leagues fate and possible merger with the majors under Commissioner Ford Frick. Trautman led the minors to a peak in 1949 with 59 leagues in 448 cities. now 18 leagues remain in 129 cities. He played one day as a professional in 1914 at Hartford Connecticut.

Columbus Ohio George M. Trautman Trautman Ford Frick

Weekend Fights Across Cities Report AP Card

In a series of bouts reported by the Associated Press Jose Statie of New York outpointed Charley Scott in a 147 pound match in New York Alfredo Can Elo Urbina of Mexico outpointed Joe Brown of Houston in a 132 pound bout in Monterrey Horacio Accavallo of Argentina outpointed Ramon Arias of Venezuela in Caracas Rezgui Guizani of Tunisia outpointed Ham Chung Il of Korea in Seoul Memo Teilez of Mexico outpointed Rafael Mota in Mexico City.

Associated Press New York Jose Statie Charley Scott Philadelpha Monterrey Mexico Alfredo Canelo Urbina Joe Brown Houston Caracas Horacio Accavallo Argentina Ramon Arias Venezuela Seoul Rezgui Guizani Tunisia Ham Chung-Il Korea Mexico City Memo Teilez Rafael Mota

Jets sign four rookie linemen to AFL roster

The New York Jets sign four rookie linemen including Bob Smith from Toledo University Larry Reaves from Arizona State Lou Lingerman from Baltimore Md and Ted Poliskin from Hofstra College.

NEW York UPI New York Jets American Football League Bob Smith Toledo University Larry Reaves Arizona State Lou Lingerman Baltimore Ted Poliskin Hofstra College

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