Palmer Eyes Open Title As Sorenson Defends Crown
Arizona State star Carol Sorenson opens defense of her individual title in the 19th women’s intercollegiate golf championship at University Park. Washington State’s Claudie Lindor earned medalist honors in a four hole playoff, with Hood College Dorothea Hoke eliminated early. Arizona State wins team title with 160, keyed by Mary Lowell 79 and Sorenson 81. Palmer, in Brookline, forecasts 260 to 280 par for the U S Open, while Palmer, Player, Nicklaus and Boros top contenders prep for four rounds starting Thursday at the Country Club course.
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UPI
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Washington State
Miss Lindor
Dian Hoke
Hood College
Marianne Gable
Los Angeles State
Jane Hawkins
Iowa State
Miss Hoke
Miss Hawkins
Miss Linder
Miss Gable
Mary Lowell
Winthrop College
Pollins College
Darlene Anderson
Minnesota
Patti Shook
Valpariso
Judy Rand
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Kay Herbert
Mercy Hurst
Mary Joe Campbell
New Mexico
Janice Webster
East Tennessee State
Rosalie Sheedy
Barbara Salba
UCLA
Pam Barnett
Winthrop
Kathy Farrer
Brookline
Mass
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Ben Hogan
Gary Player
Ted Ray
Player
Nicklaus
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Phil Rodgers
Francis Ouimet
United States
Ray
Harry Vardon
VFW 315 Hurler Throws 1-Hitter in 9-1 Win
Joe Paolini of VFW 315 pitched a one hit game and earned a 9-1 victory over West Pittsburgh in the PONY Baseball League. He fanned eight. Richard DiMuccio hit a 330 foot homer for the winners and Louis Santangelo also homered for VFW.
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Pony Baseball League
Richard DiMuccio
Louis Santangelo
West Pittsbrg
Paolini
Gairdo
Koprivnak
Felton
Bannon
Temperato
Bill Would Allow 20 Round Championship Fights
Harrisburg paper notes a new Senate bill to raise title bouts from 15 to 20 rounds in Pennsylvania. Sponsor Sen. William V. Mullin argues longer fights restore the sport’s integrity after recent televised championship matches.
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First Baptist softball team breaks drought with 40-3 win
First Baptist in Junior Church League snapped a two year winless stretch by routing Epworth 40 to 3. In one inning the team plated 15 runs as Smiley allowed three hits in Highland UP win and Provance pitched a three hitter for Clen Moore.
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Bob Provance
Clen Moore
Dave Smiley
Highland
Wesley Methodist
Smiley
McAdams
Woodring
Simpson
Stevenson
Trimble
Major Standings and Scores From Baseball Week
United Press International reports the American League and National League standings with teams led by the Yankees and Cardinals. Baltimore beat Boston 7 2 while Cleveland and Washington posted wins. listed are up-to-date records, pending games, and scheduled doubleheaders for Tuesday and Wednesday with pitchers noted.
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Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Paul
Wilson
Osteen
Ford
Horlen
Perry
Drabowsky
McBride
MccNally
Latman
Los Ang
Cleve
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
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Philadelphia
Houston
San Fran
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Ellsworth
Miller
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Culp
Purkey
Friend
Spahn
Willey
Burdette
Figo All Stars To Face Paige In Saturday Exhibition
The Figo All-Star team of thirteen players led by manager Don Nogay will meet the Leroy Satchel Paige All-Stars at Flaherty Field Saturday. Players include Morganti Reider Burns Lips Mastrangelo Bullano Sloan Engle DeLanzo Smolnik Piercy Cyrus and Nogay. Tickets available at local shops and stands.
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Leroy “Satchel” Paige
Flaherty Field
Dave Morganti
Paul Reider
Sam Burns
Bucky Phillips
George Mastrangelo
Joe Bullano
Howard Sloan
Bill Engle
Tom DeLanzo
Archie Smolnik
John Piercy
Gary Cyrus
Don Nogay
Nogay
Gus’ Mens Wear
Sporting Goods
Morella’s Dairy Bar
Colonial Shoe Shine
West End News Stand
Central Barber Shop
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights A Packed NL and AL Section
National League and American League summaries show Pittsburgh and Milwaukee in close races with key players Bailey Mazeroski Stargell H Aaron Torre contributing RBIs. Washington and Cleveland split a pitchers duel while Philadelphia and Cincinnati duel in a separate game with Sievers Demeter Pinson and Spencer driving runs. Baltimore ousts Boston with a seven run push led by Aparicio Smith Gaines and Tillman.
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Wash
Cleveland
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Maye
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Schofield
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Minoso
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Greco Hurlist Ward Test Win In Little League Action
First Ward captured its first win of the season 11 7 over Sixth Ward as Larry Jo Greco led with three hits including a double. Ken Hudson delivered a three run homer in the sixth to spark Fifth Ward 10 7 past Third Ward with three hits by Hudson and Al Richie. Richie earned the win fanning 11 and walking three.
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Richie
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Veri Grabs Fifth Win For Liberty
Butch Veri remained undefeated with Liberty AC defeating Liberty Market 5 to 2 in the Seventh Ward Slo Pitch League. Don Henderson and Emil Long each had two hits. Carl Matteo hit a triple for the winners. Columbus Club edged St Lucy 4 to 3 as D Howard collected three hits.
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Liberty AC
Liberty Market
Don Henderson
Emil Long
Carl Matteo
Phil Bovo
Columbus Club
St. Lucy
D. Howard
Anthony Mangino
Liberty Mkt
Veri
Frank Mangino
Cugini
Henderson
Qualliero
Bovo
Matteo
Klatka’s late hit lifts Falcons past Stara 16 15
Andy Klatka delivered a line drive single to tie and then win the game for the Polish Falcons in a 16 15 upset of Stara Oil in West Side Slo Pitch League play. Four Falcons runs in the decisive inning featured key hits by Kovach and Kolo as Dino’s beat K Pulaski 6 2 and Alpine topped Casco 15 7.
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Polish Falcons
Stara Oil
Falcons
Bob Kovach
Vic Kolo
Tom McCluskey
al Christy
Dino's
K. Pulaski
Alpine
Casco
East Side
Rams
West Side
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Ezzo
Swagger
Brumfield
Hayburger
Flak
Million
Hartman
Ecclesian Club Upsets Diamond AC In County Slo-Pitch
Ecclesian Club pulled a major upset edging Diamond AC 9-8 in County Slo-Pitch action. Paul Reider Tom Vatter and Jack Failla each had three hits to spark the Ecclesians as Gaylord Inn also defeated Farris Construction 7-5 and American Cyanamid topped McCreary Drilling 7-6.
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Triangle Bar
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Dick Jenkins
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Bo Smiley
Nick Russo
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Triangle
South Hills
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Angelo
Bixler
Falena
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Pallerino
Kneram
Johnston
Kerr
Makeup Twin Bill in Flaherty Slo-Pitch League Today
Lumley's Pharmacy and Reliable Luggage schedule a makeup doubleheader in the Flaherty Slo-Pitch League at West Pittsburg field at 6 15 p m.
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Reliable Luggage
Flaherty
West Pittsburg
Boxing results from Boston Baltimore and Omaha
Len Matthews of Philadelphia stopped Dick French in Boston. Ralph Dupas from New Orleans outpointed Denny Moyer in Baltimore to retain the world junior middleweight title. Tom McNeeley from Arlington fought Bill Nielsen in Omaha with Nielsen listed as opponent.
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Dick French
Warwick
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New Orleans
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Portland
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Omaha
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Arlington
Mass
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