Golf's Big Debate: Match Play Versus Medal Play
The article weighs match play against medal play, noting the head to head fight of match play and the 18 hole daily grind of medal play. It cites the PGA move to medal play and previews the Wichita Mountains Invitational with a two round match play start and an 18 hole medal play final for $4,000 in prizes.
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Sneads
Palmers
Boroses
Nicklauses
Coats
Wichita Mountains
Richard Killian
Northern Preps Rally Past Roosevelt in Eight Inning Win
In a late rally, Northern Preps defeated Roosevelt 6-5 in eight innings in Kids' league action. Other results include Dunbar 9 Cleveland 5 and Western 24 St Barbara 4. Garfield beat Pecan Grove 14 as Blake Crane tossed his second straight no-hitter. How ell fell to Wilson 4-2.
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Northern
Roosevelt
Dunbar
Cleveland
Western
St. Barbara
Washington
Lincoln
Jerry Shelton
Garfield
Pecan Grove
Blake Crane
Ted Evans
Howell
Wilson
Jeffrey Hulse
Kerry Givens
Westwood
Fort Sill
Oregon high jumper Stuber commits to Moscow track meet
Eugene Oregon AP reports University of Oregon high jumper Paul Stuber will join the United States team for the track meet against Russia in Moscow next month after previously wavering about participation.
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Eugene, Ore
University of Oregon
Paul Stuber
United States
Russia
Moscow
Realtors Host Marlow Nine In Local League Battle
The Lawton Realtors host Marlow in a Southern Oklahoma American Legion league game at 8 p.m. at ABC Park. Key players listed include Freeman Dockery on the mound and Rick Bridges catching for Lawton, with multiple infielders and outfielders named. Marlow counters with Dent Gibson on the mound and Lonnie Sanders catching, plus the Davis clan and Bruce Scott in other positions.
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Lawton Realtors
Marlow
Abc Park
H. C. King
Freeman Dockery
Rick Bridges
Kenneth Wallace
Curtis Wilson
Mormon Gray
Issac Monts
Millard Jones
Tony Lawson
Eddie Hinton
William Hall
Dent Gibson
Lonnie
Elkins Wins to Reach Junior Golf Quarterfinals
Johnny Elkins of Lawton defeated Pat Bryant of Ponca City 2 and 1 to reach the second round of the state Junior golf tournament in Stillwater. Semifinals and finals set for Friday with medalist David Hines of Tulsa advancing 7 and 5 over Danny Holt.
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Stillwater
Johnny Elkins
Lawton
Pat Bryant
Ponca City
Elkins
Jack Bays
David Hines
Tulsa
Danny Holt
Bartlesville
Hines
Lost Angels Enter Junior Loop Picture
Angels climb from seventh to fifth with twin wins over Baltimore as Paul Foytack and Ken McBride star. Foytack earns his first win since joining the club, while McBride secures his sixth straight victory with a three hitter. In New York, the Yankees move one game ahead of Chicago after a 3-2 win over the White Sox with Tresh and Maris homering.
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Bee Sean Letters
Baltimore
Orioles
Paul Foytack
Ken McBride
Detroit
Foytack
Julio Navarro
McBride
Yanks
New York Yankees
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White Sox
Tom Tresh
Roger Maris
Yankees
Luis Aparicio
Navarro
Bob Rodgers
Leon Wagner
Ike Delock
Mike McCormick
Albie Pearson
Bob Perry
Pearson
Jim Fergosi
Ford
Tresh
Maris
Whitey Ford
Hal Reniffs
Elston Howard
Gary Peters
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Tigers
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Allison
Battey
RBI
Power
Dick Stigman
Bill Dailey
Bill Faul
Red Sox
Indians
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Pedro Ramos
Cleveland
Joe Adcock
Boston
Russ Nixon
Chuck Schilling
Jack Lamabe
Bo Belinsky Reports to Angels Farm Club in Hawaii
Bo Belinsky has decided to report to the Los Angeles Angels farm club in Hawaii, a move that surprised Angels General Manager Fred Haney who says Belinsky cannot play professionally without permission. Belinsky was suspended after refusing to report to Honolulu on May 24 following a 1-7 record with the Angels. He appeared at a game with Mrs. Ricky duPont and discussed a potential night club venture with her as a silent partner.
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Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Hawaii
Angel
Fred Haney
Belinsky
Haney
Angels
Honolulu
Baltimore
Ricky duPont
Francis duPont
Maris Aces With Hot Bat for Yankees Lead
Roger Maris fuels the Yankees in first place thanks to a .300 average and 16th homer guiding a 3-2 win over the White Sox. He says confidence at the plate and quick adjustments keep him from slumps while fans boo from the stands. manager Ralph Houk credits Maris as the big bat during Mantle’s absence.
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Chicago
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Maris
Ralph Houk
Houk
Roger
Stan Musial
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Twins Big Three Power Twins to AL Race
The Minnesota Twins rely on the trio Bob Allison Earl Battey and Harmon Killebrew to lead the offense. They have combined for 50 home runs and 135 RBIs through 71 games with Allison atop the league in homers RBI and runs. Battey and Killebrew trail in homers as they chase the crown. Managers and players note the trio’s impact and mutual motivation as they push for the league home run title.
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Minnesota Twins
Bob Allison
Earl Battey
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Allison
Minnesota
Detroit
Battey
RBI
Killebrew
Sam Mele
Harmon
Big Pro Am Inaugurates Wichita Mountains Invite
Amateurs from Oklahoma and Texas test the Municipal course for the Wichita Mountains Invitational opening tomorrow. The nine year event offers 4000 in prizes, 32 man champion flight, and a shotgun start with both match and medal play across three days. Pro ams prize $1000 and top teams, with Kilian seeking a third title in four years.
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Lew Johnson
Sooner
Texas
Greater Lawton Golf Association
Duncan
Spike Boff
Richard Killian
Lawten
Bus Peelle
Odell Roberts
Jack Smith
R. C. Stanley
Bob Hutchins
Lawton
German Shepherd Takes Top Prize at Local Obedience Show
Eleven dogs completed an obedience class run by the Lawton-Fort Sill Kennel Club at the Fair Grounds. Instructor Sam Hearn and Judge Dr. L J Kimray presided. Daniel D Duffy's German Shepherd won with 198 of 200 points, followed by a toy poodle driven by Capt. Robert Drewary and another toy poodle shown by Linda Hamilton. A Pomeranian owned by Mrs J A Smith was named Most Improved.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
McKinley Subdues Ashe in Wimbledon Third Round
Chuck McKinley the top US hope from St Louis defeated Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia 6-3 6-3 6-2 in a Wimbledon third round match. Ashe the first American Negro man to play in the championships said his right arm was sore from serving hard in prior rounds.
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England
Chuck McKinley
United States
St. Louis
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Ashe
Herbie Flam
Palm Springs
Calif
Adrian Bey
Rhodesia
Flam
McKinley-Ashe
McKinley
Dodgers Stay In Contention In NL Chase
Dodgers beat Reds 5-2 to sweep three games and move within half a game of St Louis. Perranoski earned the win in relief, Gilliam drove in runs with late doubles, while Cards and Giants also lost ground as Houston snapped a 10-game skid.
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Junior Gilliam
Ron Perranoski
Cincinnati Reds
Gilliam
Perranoski
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
St. Louis
Cards
San Francisco
Giants
Houston
Milwaukee
Tim Harkness
Rand
New York Mets
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
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