American Morrow Falls to Walker in British Amateur Semis
Ralph Morrow, the last U S survivor, was edged 1 up by Jimmy Walker at Turnberry in the British Amateur semifinals. Walker sealed the win with a 12 foot birdie on the 17th after Morrow briefly evened the match, as Michael Bonallack advanced to face Walker in the final.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Ralph Morrow
Oklahoma City
Jimmy Walker
Joe Carr
Ireland
Walker
Michael Bonallack
Bonallack de
Laurie Foster
Morrow
U.S
Firth of Forth
Prestwick
Carr
Geoff Dixon
Jimmy
Cubs Triumph Over Giants 12-6 On Williams Grand Slam
Chicago's Cubs slugged 12 hits led by Billy Williams grand slam as they beat the San Francisco Giants 12-6 at Candlestick Park. Elvin Tappe started Ernie Banks at first base and Williams, Ashburn, Santo and Altman provided key RBIs while Bob Anderson won in relief.
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SAN Francisco
Chicago
Cubs
Billy Williams
San Francisco Giants
Giant
Candlestick Park
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Williams
Giants
Bob Anderson
Dick Ellsworth
Ird
Barney Schultz
Billy Lees
Sam Jones
Jim Duffalo
Jack Sanford
Bob Bolin
George Altman
Sanford
Ernie Banks
le Giants
Felipe Alou
Jim Marshall
Elvin Tappe
Banks
Richie Ashburn
Ron Santo
Altman
Dick Bertell
Anderson
Ashburn
Jones
Duffalo
Don Zimmer
Andre Rodgers
Abou
Santo
Banksitman
Rodgers
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Bertell
Em. Alou
Ellsworth
Pagan
Sehullz
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Marshall
Altmas
Ben Ellsworth
Schultz
A Jones
Y Sanford
Alou
Balk— Tes
U—Pelekoudas
Donatelli
Conlan
Burkhart
Pundit Wins Festival Purse at Belmont Park
Pundit a 6-year-old Nasrullah Time To Dine colt ridden by Hedley Woodhouse won Belmont Park’s Summer Festival Purse in 1:10 2 5 for 6 furlongs by 1 length over John William. John William’s stablemate Long Gone John finished third and Pundit paid $11.50.
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Associated Press
George D. Widener
Belmont Park
Nasrullah
Alstar
Monmouth Park
Whats Up Doc
Stan the Man
Whats Up
Doc
Tuscan Spy
Joe Culmone
Arstar
Lafayette Names Mackey Assistant Football Coach
In Aston Pennsylvania Lafayette College appointed Charles A Mac key as an assistant football coach. Mackey formerly played for the San Francisco 49ers in 1957.
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Aston
Lafayette College
Charles A. Mackey
Mackey
San Francisco 49Ers
Alabama Miss Wins Opening Golf Round in Eastern Open
Jo Ann Prentice of Birmingham took a one stroke lead after the first round at Dillsburg Country Club in the Eastern Women's Open. She posted 35 34 70 on the par 72 course, with Mary Lena Faulk and Shirley Englehorn close behind at 71. Barbara Romack and Marlene Hagge tied at 72 to stay in contention.
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Harrisburg
Jo Ann Prentice
Birmingham
Ala
Dillsburg Frdlay
Miss Prentice
Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
Shirley Englehorn
Spokane
Wash
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
Marlene Hagge
Pittsburgh
Wright
San Diego
Long and Clohessy Set Records At NCAA Meet
In Philadelphia at the Franklin Field meet Southern California star Dallas Long broke his own shot put mark with a 62 foot 914 inch throw and Australian Pat Clohessy of Houston ran 13 47 7 to set the 3 mile meet record as the opening day featured leading heats and several new marks.
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Philadelphia
Big Dallas Long
Southern California
Pat Clohessy
University of Houston
CAA
University
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
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Clohessy
Sydney
Frank Budd
Villanova
Harry Jerome
Oregon
Paul Whiteley
Emporia State
Kan
Charles Clark
San Jose State
Abo i
Budd
Jerome
Leroy Jackson
Western Illinois
Bob Poyner
San Jose
Roscoe Cook
Poynter
Cook
Cyrol Burleson
Bill Dotson
Kansas
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Abilene Christian
Paul Drayton
Luther Hayes
Winston Cooper
St. John's
Hayes
Don Myers
Colorado
Ergas Leps
Michigan
Burleson
Jim Wade
Kevin Hogan
Jerry Tarr
Dixon Farmer
Occidental
Karl Johnstone
Arizona
Dan Likens
Oregon State
Stan Doten
Harvard
Rosburg Defends Unorthodox Golf Swing At Open
Bob Rosburg, famed for a baseball grip, sits near the Open leader after 36 holes at Oakland Hills. Tied at 139 with Doug Sanders, Rosburg says his unorthodox stance suits his small hands and strong putting, citing past wins including the 1959 National PGA Championship and top Open finishes.
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Birmingham. Mich
Bob Rosburg
Rosburg
Doug Sanders
Oakland Hills
Sam Snead
Gene Littler
Stanford University
Bob
Gonzalez to rejoin Phillies after eye infection sidelining
Tony Gonzalez, top hitter with a .317 average, will rejoin the Philadelphia Phillies on Monday after being sidelined by an eye infection. The outfielder had been away from the team while under treatment and is expected to resume playing soon.
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Philadelphia
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia Phillies
Italians Tie Germany in Davis Cup Quarterfinal Opener
Italy and West Germany opened their Davis Cup quarterfinal in European Zone with a 1-1 singles split as Nicola Pietrangeli defeated Christian Uhltke in five sets and Wilhelm Bungert edged Orlando Sirola. Spain and Sweden also tied 1-1 after two singles.
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Italy
West Germany
Spain
Sweden
Britain
South Africa
France
Poland
Nicola Pietrangeli
Munich
Christian Uhnke
Germany
Wilhelm Bungert
Titaly
Orlando Sirola
Abe Segal
Bert Gaertner
Bobby Wilson
Mike Sangster
Birmingham
England
Ulf Schmidt
Alberto Arilla
Real Madrid
Madrid
Manuel Santana
Erik Lunquist
Legion Baseball Schedule Delayed by Storms
The American Legion baseball schedule was disrupted by rain with Monroe and West Monroe games rained out. A Ruston matchup may be rescheduled as part of a July 4 doubleheader, and Monroe Farmerville games will be replayed in Farmerville tonight at 7 30. West Monroe Monroe doubleheader set for June 30.
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American Legion
Monroe
West Monroe
Rebels
Ruston
Farmerville
Brown Rivers Scogin
Balmoral Jockey Club Hosts Final Washington Park Handicap
The Balmoral Jockey Club concludes its Washington Park meeting with the fifth Chicagoan Handicap a mile race for 3 year olds drawing 11 starters led by Bass Clef Flutterby and other top contenders includ ing Light Talk He s A PLISTOL Bluescope Gayburn Crimson Fury Nashua Blue Garschen Gameus and Limbus as racing shifts Monday to Arlington Park for a 67 day run.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Rain Delays Twin-City Sports Game At Legion Stadium
The Bastrop game at Legion stadium tonight is tentatively called off due to waterlogged field conditions and ongoing rain. Sports manager Vivian Pettit says dry field is unlikely and doubleheaders may be used to make up postponed games after a rainout last Saturday with Dubach.
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Bastrop
Legion Stadium
Vivian Pettit
Four Figure Payoff At Hollywood Park On Friday
Inglewood Calif AP Hollywood Park posted its first four figure daily double payoff Friday. Long shots dominated with Mintal ridden by Roy Yaka winning the first race returning $103.40 after starting near the rear. Free Fan with Pete Moreno aboard edged ahead on the final jump to take the second and pay $69.0 for a $2 wager.
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Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Mintal
Roy Yaka
Pete Moreno
Navy Favored In Boat Classic At Onondaga Lake
Navy aims to defend its IRA title at Onondaga Lake with Cornell California and Washington as strong challengers. Joe Baldwin returns from illness for Navy in a 3 mile race while weather and wind conditions favor strategic outcomes. The field includes Princeton Columbia Rutgers Wisconsin Dartmouth Penn Syracuse Brown MIT and more with freshmen and junior varsity races also listed.
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N.Y
Navy
Cornell
California
Washington
Onondaga Lake
Paul Quinn
Joe Baldwin
Tarzana
Calif
Onondaga
Huskies
Stark Sanford
Sanford
England
Princeton
Columbia
Rutgers
Wisconsin
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Brown
MIT
Braves Edge Dodgers 2-1 at Coliseum behind Burdette homer
Milwaukee righty Lew Burdette won his ninth Coliseum game and hit a homer for the opening score as the Braves defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1. Sandy Koufax took the loss after six innings of work as Charlie Neal homered for L A.
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Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Burdette
Sandy Koufax
Charlie Neal
Neal
Wills
Bolling
Davis
Mathews
Davis ii
Aaron
Moon i
Adcock
Roseboro
Thomas If
Hodges
Torre
Spencer
McMillan Ss
Koufax
L. Sherry
Howard Joop Worrell
Lian Angeles
HA Burdette
Knok
Koulux
Sherry
Farrel
Kowlax
Sudol
Steiner
Daseul
Bohemia's Kelso Favored In Belmont Whitney Top Field
Kelso from Bohemia Stable, 1960 Horse of the Year, seeks his ninth straight win in the Whitney at Belmont Park. Eight horses compete for a $56,500 purse with $36,725 to the winner if all start. Kelso, 130 pounds with Eddie Arcaro riding, has not lost since last July. Other entries include Disperse, All Hands, Sweet William, Our Hope, Rienzi, Nissequogue, and Polylad.
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New York
Bohemia Stable
Kelso
Belmont Park
Whitney
Chicago
Eddie Arcaro
Disperse
All Hands
Sweet William
Our Hope
Rienzi
Polylad
Furillo Seeks Dodgers Salary in Frick Meeting
Carl Furillo, former Dodgers outfielder, met with Commissioner Ford Frick to press for unpaid salary. Dodgers attorney Harry Walsh attended. Frick will rule at a later date and gave no further details. Furillo, age 39, was released by the Dodgers on May 17, 1960.
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NEW York
Carl Furillo
Los Angeles Dodger
Ford Frick
Harry Walsh
Dodgers
Frick
Furillo
Young Yanks Protest Wimbledon Entry Policy
Three American university tennis stars protested in Beckenham after being told they must play in the qualifying tournament at Roehampton before Wimbledon. Bill Bond 18 USC San Diego Lamar Tech alumnus John Maloney South African Yale former No 1 Eugene Scott 23 New York ex-Yale standout. Maloney called it an insult and said he could beat many listed entrants.
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Beckenham
England
Britain
Bill Bond
San Diego
University of Southern California
John Maloney
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Tex
Eugene Scott
New York
Yale
Roehamptons
Maloney
Warren Jacques
Hinms
Bobby Wilson
Antonio Palafox
Mexico
Wimbledon
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