Senior Kansans-Challengers Face Nicklaus in U S Open
Two veteran Kansas City golfers, Gibson aged 59 and Dodson 46, qualified for the U S Open ahead of Jack Nicklaus and will seek to reach Rochester through regional and sectional qualifiers. Nicklaus, 28, defends his title June 13 to 16 at Oak Hills as 2,509 golfers compete for the 150-man field.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Duke Gibson
Leonard Dodson
Rochester
N.Y
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Dodson
Gilson
Oak Hills Country Club
Nicklaus
Snois
Boston
Mass
Honolulu
Pro Football Owner Player Battle to Resume This Week
The National Football League Players Association delegates will meet with a owners committee likely Thursday to renew the pro football owner player battle. Also reported is the election of Margaret Naber as president of the Ladies Major Bowling league at Sunset Inn with Colleen Carter and Velma Hill reelected to leadership posts.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
National Football League Players” Association
Margaret Naber
Sunset Inn
Colleen Carter
Velma Hill
Mary Blake
Velma Amrandt
Walton
Delores Curtis
Dorothy Crumly
Delores Curts
Shirley Howell
Tootie Martin
Muscatine Pearl
Jeanette Bartkus
Hockey Coach and Player Face Assault Charges
Montreal Canadiens former coach Hector Toe Blake and Claude Provost were ordered to stand trial in Superior Court on charges they assaulted a fan with a hockey stick during a game against the Los Angeles Kings. The incident left Bernard Weisman with a head wound requiring over 20 stitches. They are to appear in court on June 3.
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Hector “Toe” Blake
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
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Claude Provost
Municipal
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Superior
Bilake
Provost
Bernard Weisman
Northridge
Calif
Canadiens
Los Angeles Kings
Kings
Weisman
Last Inning Decides Game In the Industrial League
Stanley Consultants rally in the final frame to beat Thatcher 4 to 3 at Kent-Stein Park in Industrial Softball. Rich Keller Rex Oveson and Clark Crouse delivered late hits as Stanley trailed 3-1 entering the last inning. Monsanto shut out HON Industries 14 to 1 behind winning pitcher Tom Wasson and two-hit efforts by Bill Beard.
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Thatcher-Glass
Rich Keller
Rex Oveson
Clark Crouse
Maras‘co
Jones
Bob Steckman
Jim Steckman
Slater
Don Hopkins
Gary Houseman
Bob Luiken
Monsanto-Hon
HON Industries
Bill Beard
Heuer
M. Hamilton
Eric Bartett
Ron Dieckman
J. Griffin
Tom Wasson
Homer Binge Boosts Howard A Pay Raise
Howard hit his 16th homer in six games but struck out three times after an initial HBP as the Senators lost 6 1 to the Yankees. After the game General Manager George Selkirk announced a new contract believed to raise his pay to about 56000, roughly 7000 more than last spring.
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Washington
Frank
Howard
Treasury
Mammoth
Senators
New York Yankees
George Selkirix
Calumet Farm Wins At Belmon t Park Opening
Calumet Farm added two firsts at Belmont Park in its reopening with a $30.7 million grandstand. Ever On won the first race, a full brother to Forward Pass, as Hilario was disqualified in the fifth for interference at the stretch. Also, the Los Angeles Kings traded for center Skip Krake from the Boston Bruins for a future selection.
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Forward Pass
Hilario
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Kings
Skip Krake
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Longwood Club lands National Singles Championship
The Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline has been awarded the National Singles Championships to join its National Doubles title, with the event set for August 16 to 25. The finals will hinge on the success of the first U S Open at Forest Hills, affecting Longwood’s future as sole singles host.
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Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
United States
Longwood
Walter E. 'Elcock
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Elcock
Harrison Rowbotham
New England
USLTA
West Side
Forest Hills
Blcock
Rowbotham
T the
U.S
Newport
R.I
Sox Open Season With Sunday Tilt At Home
The Muscatine Red Sox host the Montrose Indians at Tom Bruner Field Sunday at 2 p.m. in their opening game of a 24 game slate that includes 12 Mississippi Valley League games and 12 non league matches. The team has 37 season history of 521 wins and 336 losses. The first league game is set for June 2 at Ottumwa.
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Muscatine Red Sox
Tom Bruner
Montrose Indees
Red Sox
John Robinson
Rick Berlin
Bobby Joe Lange
Marty Lange
Bob Leach
Don Grensing
Jerry Hart
Fred Stephens
Bob Hines
Ted Blaesing
Harold Lloyd
Gene Weber
Ottumwa
Braves Hit By Marichal Wild Pitch Sparks Brawl Night
Atlanta Braves win 6 to 5 over the San Francisco Giants as Juan Marichal hits Cleta Boyer on the wrist after Joe Torre homered to break a 4 2 lead. Boyer insists Marichal aimed intentionally despite his claim of no intent. Fans booed Marichal as the game ended with Braves claiming sole second in the National League.
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Atlanta: Braves
Cleta Boyer
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Boyer
Braves
Marichal
Joe Torre
Forre
Jaster Stops Dodgers as Cardinals End Slump 2-1
Larry Jaster pitched two hit ball to blank Los Angeles and lift St. Louis out of a four game skid with a 2-1 win. Jim Fregosi fueled California’s 5-4 eleven inning victory over Boston with a homer, triple, double and single.
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Cards
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodgers
Jim Fregosi
Angels
California
Boston
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