Nicklaus Favored In National Open At Olympic Club
Jack Nicklaus, 26, defending Masters winner, opens as 9-2 favorite in the National Open at San Francisco’s Olympic Club. The field includes Gary Player and Arnold Palmer. course conditions draw mixed complaints after a heat wave. Hogan, seeking a fifth title at 83, returns to the scene where Fleck beat him in 1955.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Jack Nicklaus
Olympic Club
Columbus
Ohio
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Las Vegas
Scotland
Kyle Burton
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Big Jack
Palmer
Ben Hogan
Jack Fleck
Hogan
Fleck
Feday
Phetefax
Ex-Jowan advances to Trans-Miss quarter finals
Former Joward Dorothy Germain, 19, from Blytheville Ark now from Atlantic Iowa, reached the Trans Mississippi women's amateur golf quarterfinals at Fort Smith. She faced Jeanie Butter of Harlingen Texas after a 4 and 3 win over Patti Shook of Saginaw Michigan in the second round. Butter beat Marsha Houghton of Modesto California 1 up to advance.
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Ark
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Miss Germain
Atlantic
Iowa
Blytheville
Jeanie Butter
Harlingen
Tex
Texas
Monticello Junior College
St. Louis
Patti Shook
Sagina
Lindgren Poised for NCAA Record Spree in Six Mile
Gerry Lindgren of Washington State, a 128 pound distance runner, is expected to start a record chase at the 45th NCAA Track and Field Championships at Indiana University. The 1965 meet opens with preliminaries as Lindgren aims to break the six mile NCAA mark of 27 59.2 set last year, with finals due around 1 30 p.m. EST. UCLA heads a charge for the team title, betting on a strong 440 and mile relay squad and Marc Savage in pole vault, while Randy Matson and Tommie Smith headline the day’s field.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Lindgren
Indiana University
UCLA
Southern California
Oregon
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
Montana
Doug Brown
Billy Mills
Meet
Rials
Smith
Matson
Dallas Long
Neal Steinhauer
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Earle Horner
Villanova
Marc Savage
Ryun Cleared for AAU Meet in New York
Jim Ryun, 19, KU speedster, earned eligibility to chase another sub four minute mile at the National AAU Track and Field Championship in New York June 25-26. A federal mediation panel headed by Theodore Kheel halted AAU penalties after a long AAU NCAA feud.
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New York
Jim Ryun
University of Kansas
Amateur Athletic Union
Ryan
Terre Haute
Ind
USTFF
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Theodore Kheel
Hubert Humphrey
AAU
Draftee of Hockey Rangers Will Fit Tough-Guys Corps
Montreal reports the New York Rangers add enforcer Orland Kurtenbach from Toronto in the NHL intra league draft joining Vic Hadfield Reg Fleming and Bob Plager as the club’s rugged core. New York also acquires Al MacNeil Max Metinsek and Bryan Campbell while Detroit Montreal and Toronto pick up several players in a wide draft shuffle.
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Hockey Rangers
Montreal
New York Rangers
Orland Kurtenbach
Rangers
Vic Hadfield
Reg Fleming
Bob Plager
Kurtenbach
Toronto
NHL
New York
al MacNeil
Chiccago
Max Metinsek
Bryan Campbell
Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Ted Taylor
Ray Cullen
al Lebrun
Misfits League Batting At Plamor Lanes Summary
Misfits League branding and scores feature Dick Brown 633 Ken Pasdach 906 and high series 2181. High game 972 by Tastoe Freez and team names include Concrete Vier.
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Plamor Lanes
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Hehold
Schmelzer Rei
Ale
Texter Freez
Mooattivae
High Pasdach
Russo Longiural
Dick Brown
Ken Pasdach
Misfits
Tastoe Freez
Crete
Redskins Sign A Free Agent For Linebacking
Washington Redskins announce the signing of Jerry Fishman a free agent for the 1966 NFL season. The former University of Maryland star stands 6 foot 1 and 280 pounds and will seek a linebacker role. Fishman was drafted 14th by the Baltimore Colts last year but was waived in preseason. He played last season with Harford Charter Oaks in the Continental Football League.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Jerry Fishman
Fishman
University of Maryland
Baltimore Colts
Harford Charter Oaks
Michigan Picks New Freshman Football Coach
Ann Arbor AP reports William A. Dodd former 1962 63 letterman fullback and halfback named freshman football coach at the University of Michigan. Richard M. Bay, a two time Big Ten wrestling champion, named assistant wrestling coach to aid Cliff Keen. Dodd succeeds Dennis Fitzgerald reassigned to varsity staff.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
William A. Dodd
University of Michigan
Richard M. Bay
Cliff Keen
Dodd
Dennis Fitzgerald
West Leydey High
Northlake
Ill
Reichardt's Unlimited Potential Seen By Angels
Rick Reichardt, a 23 year old left fielder from Madison, Wisconsin, draws an $175,000 investment from the California Angels. The rookie has started strong with two homers in four games, batting .302 with 29 RBIs, and is hailed by teammates and manager Bill Rigney as a future American League star. Joe Adcock credits Reichardt's unlimited ability and notes Reichardt asks about hitters before games to learn.
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Frank Eck
AP News
Rick Reichardt
California Angels
Madison
Wis
Reichardt
University of Wisson
Angels
Anaheim Stad
Con
Stevens Point
Frederic Carl Reichardt
Quad-cities
Hawaii
Seattle
Angela
Bill Rigney
Joe Adcock
Adcock
Rick
Billy
Jon
Angel
Sean Wagner
Daddy Wags
Seeded Wimbledon Players Fall at Queen's Meet Upset Week
In London at the Queen's Club warm up for Wimbledon, eight Wimbledon seeds were named. By Wednesday four of the seeds had been eliminated from the men’s singles as upsets spread. Pietrangeli and Pilic advanced, Emerson beat Segal 6-4 6-4, and Riessen prepared to face Pietrangeli with Emerson scheduled to meet Bobby Wilson in a later round.
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John Newcombe
South Africa
Cliff Drysdale
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Roy Emerson
Abe Segal
Aleksander Metreveli
Russia
Emerson
Bobby Wilson
Defending USC set for unbeaten Ohio State clash
Southern California as four time champions faces unbeaten Ohio State in the 20th NCAA baseball tournament fourth round. USC’s ace John Stewart, 15 game winner, rests to slow Ohio State while OSU relies on Steve Arlin who beat USC Tuesday. Oklahoma State, St. John's, and Arizona also feature in the regional action with top hitters and pitchers highlighted.
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Neb
Southern California
Rod Dedeaux
USC
John Stewart
Ohio State
St. John’s
New York
Tung
Segura and Buchholz win net matches in St Louis
Pancho Segura of Ecuador and Earl Buchholz of St Louis won singles at the $17,000 U S Professional Hardcourt Tennis Championships. Segura beat Dick Foon 6-1 6-3. Buchholz defeated Barry MacKay 8-6 6-3. Gimeno and Barthes beat MacKay Ayala 6-4 12-10 in doubles.
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Pancho| Segura
Ecuador
Earl
Butch) Buchholz
U.S
Segura
Dick Foon
Buchholz
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Pierre Barthes
France
MacKay
Luis Ayala
Chile
Minor League Baseball Scores From Around The Leagues
In the International League Columbus defeated Rochester 5 to 3 while Syracuse at Toledo was postponed by rain. Buffalo beat Richmond 7 to 5. Toronto routed Jacksonville 14 to 10. In the Pacific Coast League Phoenix won 6 to 4 over Indianapolis in 1 innings due to rain. Denver edged Portland 5 to 4. San Diego defeated Spokane 7 to 0. Vancouver beat Tulsa 5 to 2. Seattle downed Tacoma 3 to 2. Oklahoma City won 6 to Hawaii.
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Toledo
Buffalo
Richmond
Toronto
Jacksonville
Phoenix
Indianapolis
Denver
Portland
San Diego
Spokane
Vancouver
Tulsa
Seattle
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Tilts Postpone MHS to Try Again Tonight
All baseball games in Muscatine Wednesday were postponed by rain. Hayes and Muscatine tilts, Muscatine Red Sox versus Town City, and Little League games were affected. MHS Davenport Assumption game rescheduled for 6 pm at Davenport. Muskies host Bettendorf Friday at Tom Bruner Field. Hayes to play Camanche Friday. Durant at home tonight. Red Sox vs Burlington Merchants at 8 pm Friday and 2 pm Saturday at Bruner in Iown-Illinois league. Make-up rounds set for Friday evening.
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Hayes
Mhs-Davenport Assumption
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Davenport
Muskies
Bettendorf
Tom Bruner
Durant
Camanche
Beltendorf
Red Sox
Burlington's Merchants
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Merchants
Bruner
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