Midland pro McBee ties Open lead with 61 record
Rives R. McBee, a 27-year-old Midland, Texas club pro, fired a record-tying 61 in the first 36 holes of the National Open at Olympic Club. Arnold Palmer and Bull Casper equalized the midway lead at 137 after both shot 63 and 68 respectively, while stars like Jack Nicklaus and Gene Littler faced steep challenges and missed the cut.
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She's A Natural Nancy Bolter Wins Jaycee Tennis Final
Nancy Bolter a Thurmont High graduate who picked up tennis last fall won the runner-up trophy in the Jaycee Tennis Tournament in Baltimore and will travel to Tampa for the national finals in August She is praised for drive and natural ability by her instructor Mrs Gail Anne Quick and aims for Middle Atlantic Tennis Association recognition and a college scholarship.
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Two Robbies Lead Orioles Past Red Sox 5-3
Frank and Brooks Robinson powered Baltimore to a 5-3 win over Boston. Frank homered to tie for the AL home run lead at 17, Brooks drove in his league lead with RBI totals and both produced in the third and fifth innings as Steve Barber triumphed in his seventh start. Jim Lonborg took the loss for Boston.
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Buckpasser skips three $50,000-added races at Delaware card
Buckpasser will not run in the three $50,000-added stakes at Delaware on Saturday as he returns to stakes company in the $35,000-added Leonard Richards for 3-year-olds at Delaware Park. Trainer Max Hirsch sends Buckpasser, ridden by Braulio Baeza, in top condition after a quarter-crack sidelined him for three months. The field also features Kauai King, Amberoid, and Buffle among others, with Native Diver heading Inglewood. The Leonard Richards includes a six-furlong prep and Buckpasser carries 126 pounds while rivals carry 114. The seven-figure total on the day includes the Inglewood Handicap, Equipoise Mile, and Bowling Green Handicap with 11- or 13-entry fields at Aqueduct and Hollywood.
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Browns risk Jim Brown suspension over timing dispute
Cleveland Browns owner Art Modell warned full back Jim Brown he may be suspended without pay if he fails to report to the July 17 training camp in Hiram, Ohio. Brown, in England filming a World War II movie, has a 12 month contract and could forfeit about $5,000 monthly if delayed.
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No Price On Tradition Says Pimlico Official
Pimlico director Chick Lang laments fire ruins of the 96 year old clubhouse. The loss of the library carrying complete racing records and a Hall of Fame with 22 paintings hurts history and art. Lang notes irreplaceable value and a weathered trove of racing memory amid the smoke and rubble.
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Weathered race meet tale of missing vane and headless horseman
A Walkersville event lists Life League B teams on Monday June 20 at 6 30 p m. Lang reports the weather vane missing later found among debris. The blue and white Kauai King colors and a headless horseman are noted as charred. Lang vows to locate the jockey’s head and says he’ll ride again.
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Hart Chooses Maryland Over Indians Offer
Ron Hart, Frederick High School star and Frederick American Legion standout, rejected a Cleveland Indians contract in favor of a baseball scholarship to the University of Maryland. The 18yearold righthanded hitter, drafted by the Indians' Dubuque affiliate in class A, can’t enter the MLB draft until after his sophomore year. Hart helped Francis Scott Key Legion win a Maryland title before regional play in New Jersey, and he earned a Hearst Newspaper game selection before opting to stay with the Legion.
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Hunt Powers Mets Over Reds In First Game
Ron Hunt doubled in two runs in the eighth inning to lift the New York Mets to a 6-5 win over the Cincinnati Reds in the opener of a doubleheader. Bresnoud and Boyer homered for New York while Shaw earned the win and Nottebart took the loss.
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MSD To Rescue Aids Meet Housing
About 150 to 180 coaches and participants in the National AAU Meet will be housed at Maryland School for the Deaf. The arrangement was made after meet chairman Dick Brady met superintendent Lloyd Ambrosen. Overflow entries, totaling 452, forced the relocation from Hood College while all athletes will be fed there.
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Stottlemyre Shuts Down Tigers as Yanks Win 5-2
Mel Stottlemyre pitched a five-hitter to lift the New York Yankees past Detroit 5-2. Bobby Richardson had three key hits, including a fourth-inning RBI, while Kaline belted a two run homer for Detroit in the eighth. Stottlemyre improved to 6-6, with Wilson charged with the loss.
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