Player Takes US Open Lead With Even Par 70s
Gary Player shot 70 and 70 to lead the U S Open at 140 while defending champion Ken Venturi and Arnold Palmer both missed the cut after rounds of 79 and 76. Jack Nicklaus posted 150 after a 72, as Kel Nagle and Mason Rudolph loom among contenders.
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Cooper Tops Defending Champ In Senior Play
George Cooper shot a 69 to defeat defending champion Bil Jones in the Fourth Annual Bayou De Siard Country Club Senior Invitational. Jones posted 70 as Cooper moved into the all age championship semifinals with Bunk Roberts and others as the 98-player field advances toward Sunday’s final rounds.
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Skowron Hits Late homer as White Sox top Red Sox
Moose Skowron belted his eighth homer in the sixth inning to break a 3-3 tie and lift the Chicago White Sox to a 4-3 win over the Boston Red Sox. J.C. Martin sparked the rally with a two run double in the fourth on a night when Lonborg lost. Boston’s Beb Willman hit a two run homer in the fourth. The win tightens the AL standings behind Minnesota.
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Mantle's Grand Slam Powers Yankees Past Twins
Mickey Mantle batted clean up for the first time this season and hit a grand slam in the first inning to spark the New York Yankees to a 10 2 win over the American League leading Minnesota. The homer was Mantle's 10th of the year and eighth career slam, first since 1962. Maris and Moschitto also homered for the Yankees as Bill Stafford stifled the Twins.
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Stuart Aids Win As Philadelphia Defeats Dodgers
Dick Stuart drove in three runs with a homer and single to back Chris Short as the Phillies beat the Dodgers 4 2 in Los Angeles. The lefty Johnny Podres suffered the loss, and Stuart’s homer was his ninth of the year and fifth against L A.
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Demon Pitcher Inks Contract With Indians
Ronnie Arnold a Mooringsport native and Northwestern State College junior has signed with the Cleveland Indians per scout Earl Harrist. The right hander was 8-3 with 127 strikeouts in 93 innings for the Demons, boasting a 0.63 ERA and a perfect no hitter against McNeese. He heads to Selinas California this summer, will study at Northwestern next fall, and signed a five figure bonus. The 19 year old is married with one child and is a Vivian High School graduate.
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Doubleheader Moved To Park In West Monroe
A Sunday doubleheader between Rack Service Co and Motor Supply Co moves to Confederate Park West Monroe per Saul Adler Amalgamated League GM. Also makeup doubleheaders KTVE and Falstaff at Legion Stadium start 2 p.m. with no admission but a collection to aid umpire and equipment costs. West Monroe fans urged more league games at Confederate Park. this marks the second doubleheader there.
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Venturi fights to finish Open as hand ailment hobbles stars
San Francisco’s Ken Venturi, 34, a former 1964 National Open champion, battled through the second round of the 1965 Open at Bellerive with a circulatory hand condition. He posted 79 on Friday to go 81-79-160, missing the 36 hole cut, and planned Mayo Clinic evaluation for possible surgery as he battles Raynaud’s Phenomenon.
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Major League Baseball Tonight Schedule in The American League and National League
A packed night features Minnesota at New York and Boston at Chicago in the American League. Kansas City tangles with Detroit while Los Angeles faces Cleveland. Washington visits Baltimore. In the National League Philadelphia travels to Los Angeles and New York meets San Francisco. St Louis battles Milwaukee as Pittsburgh visits Houston and Chicago plays Cincinnati.
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Wynn Triples Houston Past Pittsburgh in 5-1 Win
Jim Wynn tripled in two runs and scored, sparking a four run fourth inning as the Houston Astros beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 in the domed stadium. Houston moved to 5-0 against Pittsburgh in the season series.
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Eagles Sign Woodeshick and Mack to 1965 Contracts
Philadelphia AP reports the Eagles signed fullback Tom Woodeshick and flanker back Bill Red Mack to 1965 football contracts. Mack just prior played three seasons with the Steelers before a trade to Philadelphia last year and missed half the season due to a shoulder injury. Woodeshick begins his third season with the Eagles.
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Red) Mack
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