Player Joins Golf Immortals With US Open Victory
Gary Player, in black attire, won the US Open and donated his $25,000 prize to the USGA. Kel Nagle tied after a playoff. Player joined Sarazen and Hogan as golf legends, saying money was immaterial and honoring the game and cancer fund. He also gave $2,000 to his caddy and earmarked funds for junior golf.
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Kel Nagle
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Frank Pagel
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Player's Caddy To Buy Cycle Save for School
SA golfer Gary Player won the U S Open and gave his 16 year old caddy 32000. The boy said part would buy a motorcycle and the rest saved for college. Player, 29, planned to return to South Africa to be with his wife and five children and reduce travel to spend more time with family.
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Open Softball Standings Spark Early Tie At Kent-Stein Park
In Kent-Stein Park play Krieger Motors beat Dan's Dog N Suds 7 to 1 as six Krieger hits came late. Bob Steckman and John Robinson led in runs while Robinson fanned 12 over six innings. Jody's Ina Mae's edged Ina Mae's 7 to 3, Meeker homered twice, Herr and Meeker paced a 4 for 4 attack for Jody's.
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Gary Herr
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Vern Labile
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Don TeStrake
Gary Minor
Ben Frost
Larry Miller
LaRue
Tom Streger
R-H Jody
Osteen
Lee Maye
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Joe Morgan
Dick Farrell
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Late YMCA Church Softball Doubleheader Sparks Close Wins
In Weed Park Monday night Assembly of God edged Lincoln Boulevard Baptist 9 8 while Calvary Baptist beat St Marys Mathias 8 6. Winning pitcher Ernie Morgan had two hits for Calvary Baptist as did Jim Weggen. St Marys Mathias matched with two hits each from O'Toole Holliday Dora and Griffin. Assembly of God out hit Lincoln Boulevard 10 8 in the loss. Don Eggenburg John Bender Harry Church Tom Atkins and John Wilson each had multiple hits with Church and Atkins homering.
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Tom Atkins
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Atkins
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Larry Snyder
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Wilton Lions club softball tourney set for July 18
The 16th annual Wilton Lions club softball tournament is scheduled for Sunday July 18 in Wilton Iowa. First prize in the 16 team event is 260 with 150 for second place and 25 for third and fourth. Proceeds benefit the summer playground program. Tourney chair Cleotis Gehrls says entries have come from four teams and about 30 letters have been mailed. Entry fees of 25 should be mailed to Cleotis Gehrls Wilton Jet Iowa.
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Redskins Outbid Minnesota for Pittsburgh Star
Washington Redskins won a bidding contest with Minnesota when Fred Mazurek of the University of Pittsburgh chose pro football over baseball. Mazurek, 11, 192 pounds, signed as a free agent for a bonus the team would not disclose. He will play as flankerback and defensive back, having been MVP on Pitt’s baseball team and hitting .460 as spring outfielder. He was drafted by Minnesota in the recent baseball free agent draft.
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Mets Edge Dodgers 1-0 On Perfect Game Anniversary
The Mets beat the Dodgers 1-0 on the first anniversary of Jim Bunning’s perfect game. Al Jackson allowed two hits as Los Angeles stranded runners, while Billy Cavas homered to seal the win. Claude Osteen limited the Mets to two hits as New York avoided a hitless game.
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Jim Lefebvre
Jeff Torborg
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AFL Committee Weighs Philadelphia Team Stadium Decision
An AFL committee planned talks with Philadelphia officials on playing rights for a proposed new stadium. An AFL spokesman cited unresolved stadium plans as making expansion at Philadelphia "not feasible" until clarified. Commissioner Od Foss noted four other cities offered $75 million proposals.
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Syracuse Beats Jacksonville In International League
Syracuse defeats Jacksonville 8 to 5 as Toledo visits Buffalo amid rain. Pacific Coast games list San Diego 8 Vancouver 0 Oklahoma City 4 Tacoma 3 Portland 6 Arkansas 1 Salt Lake City 3 Hawaii 0.
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Norway Ray Patterson Wins Close Fight in Oslo
The Associated Press reports in Oslo that Norway Ray Patterson of New York outpointed German boxer Alperse Blinn, in a six round bout. Patterson secured a narrow victory with strong counters and ring control.
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Monday to Wednesday Baseball Schedule Shuffled Listings
The page shows a series of scattered game pairings for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday including St Louis at Cincinnati Chicago at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Houston New York at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at San Francisco and repeats of Pittsburgh at San Francisco Chicago at Milwaukee St Louis at Cincinnati with several misread city names and stray notes indicating two twi t or twin tht and various misspellings. Several lines list additional matchups such as Kansas City at New York Baltimore Minnesota at Cleveland and Washington at Chicago with unclear formatting and repeated N indicators.
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Mets Edge Dodgers 1-0 as Jackson tosses three hitter
Major League Stars report Jackson of the Mets pitched a three hitter to beat the Dodgers 1-0 marking the first time New York defeated Los Angeles twice in a row. Billy Cowan hit a leadoff homer in the ninth for the Mets. West Jordan Utah notes Don Fullmer outpointed Gene Bryant in a middleweight bout.
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Hunt May Join Mets in August
Ron Hunt, the Mets second baseman sidelined since May 11, could rejoin the club in mid August after two pins were removed from his left shoulder. Dr. Peter LaMotte, who performed the second operation Monday, said Hunt will begin physical therapy before workouts following the initial shoulder separation in a collision with Phil Gagliano of St Louis.
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