Sam Snead Qualifies 24th Time For U S Open Test
Sam Snead, age 52 and a sentimental Open favorite, qualified for the U S Open at Detroit and other sites to complete the 39-man field for the June 16 20 championship at Congressional Club Washington D C. He shot 144 at Detroit 71 73 and secured one of the final spots along with notables like Dave Thomas Jay Hebert and Claude Harmon while former winners Cary Middlecoff Tommy Bolt Lew Worsham and Dave Marr failed to qualify.
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Coker Johnson and Logan Clay Win in Women’s Golf League
At Hocking Hills Country Club Tuesday Coker Distributing Johnson Roofers and Logan Clay Products prevailed in the Women’s Golf League. Joanne Jurgensmier was low medalist with 43 while Coker and Johnson tied for low team net and the weekly award. match results included Coker defeating Revered Joanne Jurgensmier and Johnson defeating Citizens Bank in several pairings.
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Carolyn Johnson
Georgann McAfee
Nancy Johnson
Jean Schultheis
Maxine Wolfe
Jeanne Rauch
Hack
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Moose Edges Elks 6 5 In Extra In Midget League
Moose defeats the Elks 6-5 in seven innings to move to 1-1 while the Elks drop to 0-2. Steve Sheets starts a Moose rally with a walk, followed by a double from Johnny Mahler and key hits from Danny Inboden and Danny Wolfe. Pete Jurgensmier earns the win with 13 strikeouts over six hits allowed.
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String-Bean Angel Shuts Out Indians Again
Fred Newman, a 6 foot 8 inch pitcher, limited the Cleveland Indians to six hits in a 5-1 Angels win. Max Alvis homered for the Tribe, while Joe Adcock, Bob Rodgers, Lou Clinton, and Bob Perry delivered the scoring for Los Angeles. Newman earned his fourth win against two losses.
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Clevelander Leads Pre-Senior Test at Tippecanoe
Cleveland golfer Preisler shot 37 37 74 to lead the Ohio Pre-Senior Golf Tournament on opening day at Tippecanoe Country Club. He holds a two stroke edge over six players tied at 78, including Loring Sheffield Paul Door Pennell EF McFadden Pete Risser and A D Modern while defending champ Don Blancett is two strokes back.
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Sadecki Sparks Shining Victory Over Giants
Ray Sadecki pitched six hits allowed in a 1-0 shutout of the San Francisco Giants, improving to six straight starts won. The performance followed a troubled past with manager Johnny Keane after earlier anger and a stint in the minors. The win narrowed the league lead for the Giants to one game over Philadelphia as other majors results shifted standings.
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Ramos Ordered to Rest After Title Fight
Sugar Ramos, world featherweight champion, must rest three months per doctors after a grueling 15 round clash with Floyd Robertson in Accra. The match ended in a disputed split decision. the Ghana Boxing Commission later reversed it, naming Robertson champion. Ramos to avoid boxing until September under medical supervision.
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Navy Baseball Names Joe Duff Third-Year Coach
Joe Duff enters his third season as head coach of Navy's baseball team, guiding the Midshipmen in competitive play and program development.
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Pistons Bullets Swap Stars in Blockbuster Trade
Baltimore and Detroit pull off a 5 for 5 deal sending Bailey Howell Terry Dischinger Don Ohl and Bob Ferry to the Bullets while Wally Jones Les Hunter Rod Thorn and Don Kojiz go to Detroit. The swap aims to jumpstart the Pistons promised 60 percent turnover as both clubs view the move as a franchise turning moment.
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Home Runs Cut Leafs Lead In IL
Toronto tripped in the ninth as two late homers by Chuck Weatherspoon and Cal Maxville helped Jacksonville and Atlanta and Jacksonvil le pull within 12 percentage points of the league leaders. Rochester beat Richmond 3-2 and Columbus defeated Syracuse 4-2 to end their slump. Columbus pitcher Tom Sisk excel led until the ninth in a 4-2 win with Sam Jones closing.
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Baseball Standings and Results Summary
Recent baseball results include Washington 8 Boston 5 Kansas City 5 Los Angeles 1 Cleveland 1 and Chicago 9 Baltimore 5 Detroit 16 Minnesota 1 New York 5 Boston 2. Standings show New York 6 2 and Chicago 5 5 with multiple games scheduled including twi nights and future matchups across leagues.
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Herefords Defeat Shaw Realtors 31-16 in Peewee League
The Hocking Herefords beat Shaw Realtors 31-16 on the LHS junior diamond in a first game of the season. Myron Dennis hit a homer and two triples while Dale Bruce added a single, triple and homer as the Herefords raced ahead with nine runs in the third and nine more in the fifth to lead 29-16.
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Divorce petition filed in Hocking County Court
Geneva Thomas files for divorce custody alimony and equitable relief in the Court of Common Pleas Hocking County Ohio on June 8 1964 and the hearing is set on or before July 23 1964. Leslie Thomas residence unknown is named respondent.
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Dodgers Hitters Hold Back in Narrow Reds Loss
Los Angeles Dodgers, defending champions, field a feared lineup led by Frank Howard yet struggle with power. A 2-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds leaves them two games below .500 as pitching, despite a 2.60 ERA, shines but batters lag. Manager Walter Alston lamented wasted pitching after four singles in nine innings.
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Bowling Notes: Happy Go Lucky Heinlein leads at funeral home match
Happy Go Lucky Heinlein Funeral Home won two of three against the Alley Oops paced by Carolyn Hutchison’s 390. Vivian Ruffner led the losers with 378. Pin Spinners won two over Hit & Miss topped by Arlene Bailey with 455. Beulah Geiger’s 429 was high for the los …
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Johnson Nips King Lumber In Pony League Opener
Carl Johnson Co defeated defending champion King Lumber Co 13-9 at the fairgrounds diamond Tuesday evening. Johnson scored three in the first frame with Gary Bartow homering with two aboard, and six runs in the fourth to break a 5-5 deadlock sparked by a Jeff Hunsaker triple and a Bob Daubenmier homer.
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