Palmer Sees Open Win Despite 1966 Collapse
Arnold Palmer arrives at Baltusrol optimistic about the U S Open. He insists the demons of last year are gone and predicts victory while noting a strong field including Nicklaus Player and Boros. Palmer, 37, off three weeks, seeks edge with rest and focus ahead of Thursday's opening round.
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Bell Shines in Boston Win Over Yankees Fueled by Gibson Homer
Veteran right-hander Gary Bell won his second straight Red Sox start after last week's Cleveland trade, with rookie catcher Russ Gibson delivering his first major league homer. Bell allowed seven hits and one walk, while Gibson's homer plus timely hits backed his pitching in a 3-1 Boston victory over New York before 18,932 fans.
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Associated Press
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Sal Maglie
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Dick Williams
New York
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George Scott
Rico Petrocelli
Fall River
Mass
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Toronto
Pittsfield
Mike Ryan
Oliver Trade Backfires on Atlanta Club
Gene Oliver, traded to Philadelphia last week, helped the Phillies rally for a 7-4 comeback win over Atlanta. Oliver and Rich Allen drove key hits as Philadelphia erased a 4-0 deficit, with Dick Farrell delivering eight strikeouts in relief. The series resumes with Phil Niekro and Rick Wise expected to start.
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Philadelphia
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Joe Torre
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Phil Niekro
Rick Wise
Mele Takes Summer Break After Twins Fire
Sam Mele, the 1965 AL manager of the year, says he will take a family summer vacation in Quincy after being dismissed as Minnesota Twins field boss. He expects to return to baseball next year, cites injuries to Tony Oliva and Earl Battey and Jim Kaat’s poor performance as factors.
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Twins
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Battey
Wimbledon Champion Gerald Patterson Dies at 71
Former Wimbledon singles winner Gerald Patterson died at Mornington near Melbourne after a long illness. He claimed titles in 1919 and 1922 and captained the Australian Davis Cup team in 1922 and 1926 while playing on six squads.
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Australia
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Patterson
Ouachita Bank edges First Fidelity 2 1 in tight start
Blackwell spun a one hitter with 12 strikeouts as Ouachita Bank beat First Fidelity 2 1. Peters allowed the decisive run on an error and released hit, while Holman and Anthony combined on a no hitter for KNOE in a 10 0 win over Ryan Chevrolet. Shell Oil belted 17 5 past American Bank, and Southern Equipment edged Dr Pepper 6 5 with Valentine homer support.
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Relijac
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Jefferson Downs Seeks Court Ruling on 1968 Racing Dates
A federal suit by Jefferson Downs Inc seeks to force the Louisiana State Racing Commission to grant 1968 racing dates after it refused. The suit challenges a legislative-session resolution allowing special sessions to assign dates and claims the action deprives the firm of constitutional rights.
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Wills Homer Surprises All As Pirates Drop Cardinals
Maury Wills belted a three run homer to cap a five run sixth inning, lifting Pittsburgh to a 7-5 win over St Louis. Wynn homered for Houston in a 5-2 victory over San Francisco as Farrell shined in relief for Philadelphia.
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Wilt, Baylor May Enter ABA Ranks
Elgin Baylor and Wilt Chamberlain are offered part ownership of an Los Angeles ABA team set to start next fall. Baylor seeks higher pay and has a year left on his Lakers contract. Chamberlain aims to play in L A and be a owner. Attorney Fred H. Rosenfeld said talks are in early stages with possible move by Rick Barry to the Oakland ABA squad cited.
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Indianapolis
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San Francisco Warriors
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Court Upholds Butts Victory in Libel Suit
U S Supreme Court leaves intact Wally Butts 460000 libel verdict against Curtis Publishing Co over a Saturday Evening Post story alleging he shared secret Georgia information with Bear Bryant before the 1962 game. Five justices in main opinion call evidence highly unreasonable. Four dissents.
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University of Georgia
U. S. Supreme Court
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Saturday Evening Post
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West Monroe T-4L Cure Advertised for Skin Itch
A terse ad touts West Monroe T-4L as a fast drying remedy that stops itch and burning on a 48¢ back at drug counters. It claims symptoms improve in 3 to 5 days with new skin appearing as infected skin sloughs away. Available now at drug stores.
Clay says fans won accept new champ amid sanction row
Undefeated heavyweight Cassius Clay arrived in Detroit for an exhibition tour amid a WBA dethronement dispute after his draft evasion trial date was set for June 19 in Houston. He named two foes for short bouts Alvin Blue Lewis and Orville Qualls as he plans charity proceeds and maintains he remains the true champion.
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Orville Qualls
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Whitworth Extends Lead In LPGA Money Winnings
Kathy Whitworth boosts her lead on the 1967 LPGA money list with a second-place finish at the Blue Grass Invitational in Louisville. She has $10,265.50 after 10 events, as Haynie Mann Wright and others compete for top earnings ahead of Milwaukee Jaycee Open.
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Miss Mann
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No-hitter leads MGM to 21–0 win over Monroe Rotary
Hernandez pitched a no-hitter and collected three hits to spark MGM’s 21 run victory against Monroe Rotary. Jeffery added two hits for MGM, while Perry homered for Friendly Finance’s 4–2 win over the Palace.
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Stoney Finance
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Dixie Youth Pulp and Paper Triumphs in Pro Test Game
Dixie Youth Pulp and Paper defeated Firestone 63 in a pro test game. Berry led the winners with a three run performance while Ramsey hit a homer. Wroten and Norris pitched for their teams in separate matchups with key hits by Griggs Trichell and Richardson for the victors.
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Rodney wins European International Trotting Championship
American bred Rodney defeats Roquepine the French mare to win the $60,000 European International Trotting Championship in Vincennes. Time for the 1 5 miles is 3 04.
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France
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Roquepine
English forward George Kirby signs with New York Generals
George Kirby age 20 from England signed with the New York Generals of the National Professional Soccer League on Monday. The center forward joins the club following a youth career and aims to boost their attack this season.
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New York Generals
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