U S Open Qualifying At Detroit And Other Sites
Ex champions and a host of tour stars vie for limited spots in sectional qualifying for the U S Open in Washington June 18 to 20. Ninety-plus players compete across Detroit New York Pittsburgh and Denver with 55 places up at four sites and 35 qualifiers already advancing Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Chick Harbert
Bob Brue
Dean Refram
Billy Joe Patton
Paul Runyan
Johnny Bulla
Steve Oppermann
Jack Fleck
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Snead
Tommy Bolt
Bob Rosburg
Jim Ferrier
Jerry Barber
Bob Goalby
Johnny Pott
Art Wall
Joe Campbell
Gay Brewer
Tommy Aaron
Bobby Nichols
Ken Venturi
Doug Sanders
Rex Baxter
Phil Rodgers
New York
Cary Middlecoff
Tony Manero
Doug Ford
Vic Ghezzi
Lionel Hebert
Jay Hebert
Jim Turnesa
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Bisdorf
Denver
Rolling Hills
Recreation Softball League results and leaders
Industrial League Jaycees routed Optimist B 15 to 2 with Ussery Jones Evans and Cobb collecting two hits. College Place edged Victory as Vogel and Price led, Hobbs homered for Victory. Optimist A beat P.M.C. 16-2 with Spillers and Prince pacing the winners. Parkview edged First Christian 8-7 with Tolbert and Ward keying the victory. ABC outslugged Cooley Printers 14-12 as Fontana homered twice. Central Bank beat Coca Cola 22-10 with Wunsch and Lee on the wining mound. L.T.J. downed North Monroe Baptist 16-15 behind Landry’s three hits including two homers. New Light routed College Place Baptist 19-6 with Moody and Leggette forging the win. The Tidal Waves defeated Crone Avenue 23-8 as Clowers and Joyce homered. George Bonner hit a grand slam in Winnsboro Road Baptist 11-8 win over Southside. Chipmunks beat Rebels in Senior League play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Optimist B
Ussery
Jones
Evans
Cobb
Guerriero
Optimist
Fishman
Stout and Lingle
College Place
Don Causey
P.M.C
Spillers
Prince
Dispenza
Accardo
Parkview
First Christian
Church
Ward
Tolbert
Thomas
Fleming
Hercan Hen
M. Wroten
B. Clark
ABC
Cooley Printers
Moore
Lasuzzo
Fontana
Faustone
Whitson
McGough
McCandlish
Bryant
Futch
Central Bank
Coca Cola
Caldwell
Crone Avenue
B. Clowers
Joyce
Ruby Moore
Gail Fields
Betty Clowers
Donna Blackman
George Bonner
Winnsboro Road Baptist
Southside
Bonner
Jack Barnes
Sam Milckey
Tom Gibson
Robert Lee
Chipmunks
Rebels
Little League action tops Northside standings
Gay's outlasted Green Brothers 14-11 in Northside Little League Monday. Joe Davis, Robert Rowan, Ken Thurman and Scotty Dyer had two hits. John Causey two doubles for Gays. Buckey McGinty and Herman Rosenberg had two hits for the losers. Also North Monroe Kiwanis blanked Steel Motors 2-0. Montgomery Ward defeated KLIC 16-11. Sullivan Real Estate shut out Discount Center 4-0. Eastgate Merchants edged A&C Music 3-2. Mason and Pearson beat Twin City Glass 2-1. First Fidelity trounced Emanuel 24-6 in Ladies League action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Green Brothers
Joe Davis
Robert Rowan
Ken Thurman
Scotty Dyer
John Causey
Buckey McGinty
Herman Rosenberg
North Monroe
Mont Ward
Klic
Eppinett
Semmes
Boyette
Fatheree Sullivan Real Estate
Discount Center
David Ziegler
Sullivan Real
Scot Cruse
Larry Knight
Ray Ashton
Eastgate
A&c Music
Randy Demasterson
Tarkington
Monroe
Chipmunks
Weston
Mann
Strain
Portman
Rogers
Bennett
First Fidelity
Emanuel
Thrower
Letterman
Pat Tedeton
Beverly Futrell
McBeth
Turner
Midgets and Giants Highlight Four Match Wrestling Card
A Fox Roll Arena show features 90 and 95 pound midgets against 200 pound regulars in four matches. Main event teams Krauser and Cassidy vs Matta and Bradley in a two fall finish. London vs Starr in a one night only semi final. Bell at 8 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Roll Arena
Ralph Fox
Sonny Boy” Cassidy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bradley
Amarillo
Tex
Karol Krauser
Benny Matta
Mexico
San Antonio
Jerry London
Mark Starr
St. Louis
Krauser
Cassidy
Matta
London
Starr
Koufax Seeks No-Hitter as Dodgers Edge Reds
Sandy Koufax held Cincinnati hitless for 12 batters, then Deron Johnson homered to end the no-hit bid. Koufax earned his 100th win in a 2-1 Dodgers victory after John Roseboro drove in the decisive run with a sixth-inning double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodger
Cincinnati
Koufax
Deron Johnson
Sandy
Philadelphia
Dick Tracewski
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
John Roseboro
Tommy Davis
Johnny VanderMeer
VanderMeer
Reds
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Houston
Hank Aaron
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
RBI
Indians
Los Angeles
Jim King
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
St. Louis
San Francisco
Johnson
Steve Boros
Boros
Bob Feller
Rube Waddell
Felipe Alou
Braves
Aaron
Hal Brown
Alou
Lee Maye
Dave Roberts
Colts
Tony Cloninger
King
Don Zimmer
Senators
A’s
Ed Charles
Rocky Colavito
George Alusik
Moe Drabowsky
Wagner
Hill Lumber tops Krauss and Cahn in Monroe Dixie Seniors
Hill Lumber defeated Krauss and Cahn 5 to 3 Monday night as Cenigliaro collected two hits for Krauss and Cahn. In the second game, Finks and teammates beat People's Homestead 7 to 3 with Floyd leading the winners with two hits as McNain and Lee each had two for People's. WB Holloway and Hyde, LB Stockstill and Corbin Finks for Hill–LB Murphy and Lee for People.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krauss and Cahn
Hill Lumber
Holloway and Hyde
Stockstill and
Corbin
Athletics rout Colts 13-2 in West Monroe contest
The Athletics defeated the Colts 13-2 on Monday night at West Monroe Boys Club. Pitcher Terry Huckaby struck out nine in four innings and James McDaniel collected two hits in the win. Other players listed include L. R. Owens and D. Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Colts
West Monroe
Terry Huckaby
James McDaniel
L. R. Owens
D. Owens
Alouettes sign Nebraska end Tomlinson to 1964 deal
Montreal Alouettes announce the signing of Larry Tomlinson end from the University of Nebraska to a 1964 CFL contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Montreal Alouettes
Canadian Football League
Larry Tomlinson
University of Nebraska
Bonuses Soaring as A's Shell Out in Dollar Battle
A's owner Charles Finley signs Catfish Hunter for about 75000 and Blue Moon Odum for 75000 as Major League clubs race to sign top young prospects. The article notes other bonus babies and their varying outcomes, with references to Gagliano, Hill, Haien, Haverly, Miller, Raley, Bethke, and historic players who succeeded or failed after high-value signings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Charles Finley
Kansas City Athletics
James
Catfish) Hunter
Hertford
N.C
Finley
A's
Johnny Lee
Blue Moon
Perquimans County
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Michael Gagliano
Memphis
Phil Gagliano
St. Louis Cardinals
Indians
Gagliano
Minnesota Twins
Eddie
Paul Pettit
Billy Joe Davidson
Frank Leja
Paul Giel
West Monroe Dixie Youth Week Scores and Standings
West Monroe Dixie Youth results feature Heard Oil beating Firestone 7 to 3 with Chuck Teddlie three hits and Ronnie Huff two, while West Monroe Trucking edged KUZN 5 to 2 behind Johnny Brown三s three hits. Green Brothers Dairy toppled Monroe Building and Loan 4 to 2 and Louisiana Power and Light won 10 to 2 over Pulp and Paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heard Oil
Firestone
West Monroe
Dixie
Chuck Teddlie
Ronnie Huff
Mike Creighton
Stan Hayden
Jimmy Powell
West Monroe Trucking
KUZN
Johnny Brown
Bobby
Ronald Brady
Dennis Milam
David Hendricks
Green Brother's Dairy
Monroe Building and Loan
Louisiana Power and Light
Pulp and Paper
Ricky Gates
Charles Schaeffer
Vern Davis
la. Power and Light
Pulp & Paper
Doug Rice
Johnny Pace
Johnny McDowell
West Monroe Dixie Seniors: McGuire Real Estate tops Andersons 11-7
McGuire Real Estate defeated Andersons Boys 11 to 7 in a West Monroe Dixie Senior League game Monday night. Butch Riley Johnny Williams and Lonnie Fuller each collected two hits for McGuire as Richard Anderson and David Jones also contributed. In the second game City Council edged River’s Ford 5 to 4 with Roger Bell and Bruce Booth driving the offense and Bobby Gates and Buster Knox contributing on defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire Real Estate
Anderson
West Monroe
Butch Riley
Johnny Williams
Lonnie Fuller
McGuire
Richard Anderson
David Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Beard
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Dave Marr
Tommy Jacobs
Freddie Haas
Dick Chapman
Ed Furgol
Lew Worsham
Denny Shute
Pittsburgh
Chandler Harper
New Light
College Place Baptist
L. Boyte
D. Young
G. Moody
P. Leggette
B. McDuffie
B. Lockhart
Bender
H. Mickel
Montgomery Insurance
Van-Trow Olds
News-Star —World
Lions
Sullivan Real Estate
Monroe Glass
Twin City Printing
the Palace
Campbell
Lakeshore Lions
Lakeshore Pharmacy
Optimist Club
Monroe Fire Department
Mike Lary
David Thornton
Billy Husted
Bobby Peat
Brown
Johnston
Greenlee
Eastgate Oor
Ruttenberry
Graham
Sisson
Luffey
Mason and Pearson
Twin City Glass
Ewing
Mason & Pearson
Texaco
Bob Sale
David Minninger
Pat Scalia
Peter Minninger
Mike Keith
Steve Allen
Wayne Holloway
Standing
Bob Mullis
Fr. B. Taylor
Anthony Massina
Chris Williams
Steve Crawford
Bill Mulls
Timmy Clay
Kenny Glen
Ray Kelly
John Minninger
Jimmie Ray Meeklwain
Gary Adams
Rusty Brown
Joe Adams
Richard Shackleford
Jack Jarnigan
James Sims
Ronnie Pohl
Nathan Heath
George Futch
John Fogleman
Bob Chance
Joe Azcue
Dick Howser
Chance
The
Angels
Sonny Siebert
Don Demeter
Tigers
Twins
Norm Cash
Dave Wickersham
Harmon Killebrew
Larry Sherry
Monroe Dixie
Finks
WB Stewart
O'Neal
Lbmurphy
Lee
West Monroe Boys Club
Legion League
Rivers Ford
Davis Food Center
Ouachita Bank
National Guard
All - Stars
Legion
Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hunter
Dixie Youth
Southside Park
Bancroft
People’s Loan
American Oil
Foremost Dairies
Northside Park
McLemore’s
Cenpe Bank
Ouachita National Bank P.m
Dixie League
Northside Dixie Field
Sun Crest Orange
Shell Oil
Standard Lumber
West Monroe Dixie
Confederate Park
Humphries —Insurance
Peole
Homestead and Rivers Ford
Jim Scalia
Joe Lasuzzo
Pico Finance
Jackson ST
Dodge
Ford
Chevy
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Farmar Brothers’ Dodge
Bob Rope
Nbc-Fy
Monroe, LA
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