Open berths sought by 2135 golfers across nation
UPI reports 2,135 players including Mike Souchak and Bobby Jones Jr. compete in U S Open qualifying tests today and tomorrow. Defending champ Julius Boros leads automatic entrants for June 18-20 at Congressional CC Washington. Sectional tests June 8-9 trim fields to 129, joining 21 automatic qualifiers and Boros for a 150 player start. Gene Mitchell Jr. aims to qualify at Indianapolis. also eyeing the 500 Golf Tour opener.
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UPI
Mike Souchak
Bobby Jones Jr
Julius Boros
Washington’s
Congressional Country Club
Memphis
Souchak
Gay Brewer
al Besselink
Ken ‘Venturi
Bruce Devlin
Rex Baxster
Joe Campbell
Phil Rodgers
Bill Collins
Robert T. Jones II
Albany
Boros
Washington
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Deane Beman
U.S
Bob Charles
Jacky Cupit
Palmer
Gene Mitchell Jr
Lubbock
Indianapolis
Betsy Rawls Wins Dallas Civitan Open
Betsy Rawls, veteran from Spartanburg, S.C., won the Dallas Civitan Open at Glen Lakes with a 72 hole total of 282, reclaiming the title in windy conditions. Mickey Wright finished second with 284 as Ruth Jessen claimed third. Rawls earned 2100 dollars while Wright took 1550 and Jessen 1250.
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S.C
Mickey Wright
Miss Rawls
Miss Wright
Miss Jessen
E .Aoe
Ruth Jessen
Sherry Wheeler
Ditfard Ann Creed
Louise Bugs
Kathy Whitne
Marilynn Smith
Moriene
Shirley Ebsh
Fandraenee
Judy ‘Rorluemk
Kathy
Orneius
Bert Jameson
Sybil Gr Fe
Mary
Giora Roates
Carol Mann
Tong
JoAnn Prentice
Ary Lena Faulk
Beth Stone
Eae
Berths Sought In Amarillo Open 36-Hole Medal Play
About 28 golfers vie for five U S Open berths at Amarillo Country Club. Pairings and tee times list players from Amarillo Lubbock Floydada Jal Pampa Dumas Carlsbad Lorenzo and others. Addis Ababa invites designs for a national museum to house Ethiopia heritage in the capital.
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Amarillo Country Club
Richard Yates
Laidback
Mike Dugger
Dick Coon
Bill Garrett
Wichita Falls
L. Duniven
Bobby Westfall
Floydada
John Farquahar
Bill Eschenbrenner
Jal
Dick Jennings
Lubbock
Troy Badgett
Ben Lane Jr
John Austin
James Smith
Edldie Jones
Lorenzo
Miles Childers
Vern Farquhar
Max Hickey
Pampa
Bill Mann
Carlsbad
Frank Carter
Bob Hickson
Dumas
Roland Adams
Robert Hill
Vern
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
White Sox fall as Narum shuts down Chicago in nightcap
Washington pitcher Bus Narum quieted Chicago with six hits allowed as the Senators blanked the White Sox 3-0 in the nightcap to end Chicago's five game win streak after the Sox won the opener 6-4 on Floyd Robinsons two run pinch double in the eighth inning.
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Bustier Narum
Washington
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Narum
Don Blasingame
John Kennedy
Chuck Hinton
Don Lock
Blasingame
Hinton
al Weis
Sox
Senators
Jim King
Ruidoso Downs Race Results Summary
Racing results from Ruidoso Downs New Mexico show multiple races with winners and payout figures including First Fifth Ses Fresh Doll Touchable and others. Notable horses include Bachelor Daze Miss Boom Boom Bar Tawny Langley Queen Just Gaza Gulf Gate Star Jewel and more with payouts ranging from 3.40 to 31.00 and times noted for several races.
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Chee Bones
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Nicklaus Fires 66 But Falls Short in Open Chase
PGA champion Jack Nicklaus shot a final four under par 66 to finish four behind leader Souchak, as Littler and Sanders also contended. Defending champion Tony Lema of San Leandro, California finished four behind at 274.
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Eight-Run Inning Sparks Reds Past Cubs in Twinbill
Cincinnati seized the second game with an eight-run third inning led by Tommy Harper and Vada Pinson. Pinson and Rose each drove in three as the Reds pounded out 12-4 in the nightcap after a 6-5 opener. Banks homered for Chicago as Billy Williams collected three hits.
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Barrett Wins Life Begins at 40 Golf Tourney Title
In Hereford at John Pitman Municipal Golf Course special report, Stan Barrett of Muleshoe defeated Bob Giese of Amarillo 1 up to claim the fourth annual Life Begins at 40 tournament title. Barrett led by 3 up with four holes left, Giese won 1 hole and 17, then halved the final hole to seal Barrett's victory. Barrett finished 36-32-68, Giese 36-33-69, Paris 70.
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Stan Barrett
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Bob Giese
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Paris
Jess Sorrells
Dalhart
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el Paso
Dink Abernathy
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Ted Young
Dave Carson
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Bob Thurman
Henry McCreary
McCreary
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Pirates Sweep Giants With Doubleheader Wins
Pittsburgh Pirates shut out the Giants 3-0 in game one and won 5-3 in game two to pull within two games of the NL lead. Bob Veale pitched a two hitter for the opener, while Tom Butters drove in three runs in the second game as Pittsburgh moved to two games behind Philadelphia. Veale faced one near no-hitter through five and struck out seven, with Priddy and McBean relief aiding the victory. The Pirates used timely hitting and a three-run second inning to secure the twin bill, as Willie Mays went 1-for-5 to finish the day at .093.
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Sam Houston State Wins Texas NAIA Championship
Sam Houston State defeated Pan American 6-1 to clinch the best two out of three series and claim the Texas NAIA baseball title. The Bearkats built a 3-0 lead in the first inning on two singles a double and three Pan American errors. Sam Houston finished the season 24-6 while Pan American ended 19-8.
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