O Shanter Par Hopes to Beat 63 and 269 at Western Open
Chicago AP reports 153 players tee off at the Western Open on a 6 686 yard course as O Shanter par tests the field. top players like Souchak Littler Mangrum Palmer and Venturi weigh chances to break 63 and 269 with ideal conditions and soft grass concerns. Souchak shot a 68 in the pro am and Rule matched with an eagle and a 68.
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Byron Nelson
Lloyd Mangrum
Gene Littler
Mike Souchak
Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Souchak
Cedar Rapids
Towa
McKinley and Parker Vie in Nassau Bowl Quarters
In Glen Cove New York two St Louis boyhood tennis pals Chuck McKinley America's top ranked player and Jim Parker ranked 37th face quarterfinal action at the Nassau Bowl Invitation Grass Court Tournament Parker who upset Kim McManus 1-6 7-5 6-1 spoke of his past doubles days with McKinley The day also features FitzGibbon versus Reed and Scott against Lall with Sangster set to meet Ashe in the remaining quarterfinals
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Glen Cove
N.Y
St. Louis
Chuck McKinley
Jim Parker
McKinley
America
Kim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Clark Grabner
Cleveland
Parker
Empany
Herman FitzGibbon
Princeton
Garden City
N.J
FitzGibbon
David Reed
Glendale
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Gene Scott
St. James
N.M
India
Premjit Lall
Scott
Ronnie Fisher
Houston
Art Ross Dies at 78. Bruins Pioneer and Hall of Famer
Art Ross, 78, legendary hockey figure, guided the Boston Bruins to three Stanley Cup titles and contributed key innovations including the goal, the puck, and protective shoe pads. Known as Uncle Arthur, he played 29 years, served as coach and GM, and was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. His burial will be in Montreal after services in Boston.
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Medford
Mass
Art Ross
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Montreal
Boston
Ross
Arthur Howie Ross
NHL
Uncle Arthur
Hockey Hall of Fame
Bruins
Nationaleague
Kitchener
Milt Schmidt
Bobby Raver
Woody Dumart
Dit Clapper
Cooney Weiland
Dutch Gainor
Little League results from Bendel Stadium and fields
Eastside games featured Twin City Printing beating Three Way Finance 11 to 2 with King and Poindexter homering for Twin City. Purity Ice Cream topped La Machinery 16 to 12 on Mike Johnsons homer. KLIC edged Monroe Brick 3 to 2 as Haas homered for Monroe Brick. Palace defeated Van Trow 2 to 0 with Richards and Tucker producing hits. Friendly Finance beat Gays 6 to 4 as Powell and Floyd drove in runs, while Montgomery Ward bested East Gate Center 9 to 5 led by Foust and Higginbottom. AP noted Oceanport, New Jersey winner Patterson steered four winners at Monmouth Park.
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Twin City Printing
Three Way Finance
King
Poindexter
Gebhart
Twin City
Loftin
Hawthorne
Machinery
Prty Tee
Ainsworth
Johnson
Hawthorn
Hicks
Klic
Monroe Brick
Boyette
Haas
Monroe
Patheree
Shelton
Palace
van Trow
Richard
Tucker
Lardenhienk
WB Delaney
Richards
Elioff
Guidry
Gays
Robert Powell
Eddie Floyd
Friendly Finance
Wayne Landrum
Rowan
Hustid
Davis
Floyd
Powell
Montgomery Ward
East Gate Center
Charlie Foust
Albert Higginbottom
Mont Ward
Redskins Lose Jurgensen to Knee Injury in Scrimmage
Washington Redskins quarterback Sonny Jurgensen suffers a partial medial ligament tear in his left knee and is out for three weeks, missing the opening exhibition against the Detroit Lions. Veteran QB George Izo and rookie Dick Shiner remain to steer the offense as Hackbart also misses time with a shoulder separation.
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Jurgensen
Washington
Duke
NFL
Detroit Lions
Charlotte
N.C
Dale Hackbart
George Izo
Dick Shiner
Izo
Snead
Notre Dame
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Lombardi
Packers
Philadelphia Eagles
Bart Starr
Ron Kramer
Boyd Dowler
Paul Hornung
Hornung
Allie Sherman
Jerry Hillebrand
Bill Winter
New York Giants
Minnesota Vikings
Sherman
Dick Pesonen
Allan Webb
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Mike Pyle
Mike Ditka
Larry Morris
Joe Fortunato
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buzz Nutter
Steelers
Buddy Parker
Alonzo Hill
Arizona State
Baltimore Colts
Joe Novsek
Tulsa
John Jessup
Baylor
Texas Youth Dies After Being Hit In Head By Ball
Robert Arrambide a 16 year old outfielder for San Antonio Southside Colt League died after a throw to second base struck him in the forehead during a regional game against Houston Northwest. He had been taken to McAllen Memorial Hospital but entered a coma and died from a severe cerebral concussion. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Arrambide of San Antonio.
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Mcallen, Tex
Robert Arrambide
San Antonio
Gilbert Arrambide
Archery duel leads at National Championships Jones Beach
Davis Keaggy of Dayton Plains Mich and Victoria Cook of Minneapolis top the field in the National Archery Championships at Jones Beach for the senior titles. Keaggy leads with 1696 after York round, ahead of Allen Muller and Miss Cook who holds the overall lead with 1657. Other leaders include Mrs Nancy Vanderheide Kleinman 1657, Ardelle Mills 1618, and Hardy Ward 2256 in the junior American round.
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Wantaugh
N.Y
Davis Keaggy
Dayton Plains
Mich
Victoria Cook
Minneapolis
Jones Beach
Keaggy
York
Charles Sandlin
Flagstaff
Ariz
Allen Muller
Miss Cook
Nancy Vanderheide Kleinman
Ardelle Mills
Minnetonka
Minn
Kleinman
Max Lingo Jr
Evansville
Ind
Carol Hinckley
Springfield
Mass
Hardy Ward
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
Greg Roeder
Ocd
Mets Giants silent on Stengel and Dark drama
New York Mets deny AP report they will decide on Casey Stengel’s 1945 return as manager while San Francisco Giants stay mum on Al Dark’s status. Willie Mays hits two homers as Giants beat the Mets 4 1 and pull within two of the Phillies. Dark’s contract ends Sept 1 and race remarks cited earlier loom over his future.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Today
Associated Press
Casey Stengel
San Francisco Giants
Alvin Dark
Casey
Dark
Donald Grant
Mets
Stengel
George Weiss
Grant
Giants
Reichler
Horace Stoneham
Willie Mays
Philadelphia Phillies
Mays
Willie
Jack Fisher
Shea Stadium
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H. Mickel
North Monroe Kiwanis
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Monmouth Park
Rayville
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Joseph Teti
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Teti
Hackbart
Redskins
United Press International
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Sonny Jurgensen
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