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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
6
Tommy Jacobs, 29, from Bermuda Dunes California, matches a 18 hole Open record with a 6 under par 64 at Congressional. Arnold Palmer, aiming for a grand slam, shoots 69 to stay within two strokes. Jacobs hits 16 greens, 28 putts, and nets a dramatic clincher on the 18th with a long putt as fans roar.
The AAU and NCAA clash over governing open competition for U S athletes ahead of Tokyo 1964. Big Ten rules threaten eligibility and scholarships, drawing protest from AAU president Jay-Ehret Mahoney who warns the move undermines national sport governance. The conflict centers on who supervises open competition and international representation.
Buckeystown faces Thurmont as Rock Doubs meets Bolivar Green. Thomason meets Middletown at Walkersville. Creagerstown visits Harmony Reps Sullivan. Maryland State League features Hustlers versus Yellow Springs, New Market against Bombers, Lake Broad Run-Jeff at Germantown Watkins, Mt. Airy at Brunswick Lipps. Heart of MD League puts Lucketty at Mt. Airy, Frederiff at Todd Steel.
Tomas Lejus the tall Estonian tennis star defeated Rafael Osuna of Mexico 6-3 8-6 6-1 to reach the Queen's Club final. He becomes the first Russian to reach a major final outside the Soviet Union. Emerson will face Lejus in the final after beating Cliff Richey 6-2 6-8 6-0.
Johnny Persol dominates aging Bobo Olson 16 rounds at Madison Square Garden to deny Olson a title shot. Persol wins by majority decision as judges score him ahead on the cards. Olson weighs 176 and leaves with an 87-14-2 record. Persol improves to 12-1.
Cleveland Browns announce veteran guard Ted Connolly will retire from the National Football League to pursue full-time work in real estate. Connolly, 32, resides in San Francisco.
Tommy Jacobs shot a record tying 64 to lead the National Open at Congressional Country Club after 36 holes with a 136 total. He joked about being the queen or king of the day as he edged Arnold Palmer, while Palmer posted 69 following a 68. Jacobs emphasized staying relaxed and focused on his game as he pursues the title.
National League results show Philadelphia 2 7 New York 1 2 St Louis 3 San Francisco 1 Houston 9 Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 11 Los Angeles 1 Chicago at Pittsburgh rain. American League games include San Francisco at St Louis and Philadelphia at New York with various pitchers and night games. scores list several doubleheaders and rain delays across cities.
In Eugene Oregon three NCAA meet records were set including a dead heat in the 5 000 meters Jim Murphy of the Air Force and Bill Straub of Army clocked 14 12 3 to beat the meet mark Gayle Hopkins of Arizona won the broad jump with 26 feet 9 1 2 inches Oregon’s Harry Jerome and Illinois’ Trenton Jackson both broke the 100 meter record with 10 1 in semifinals Alex Schulten of Bowdoin won the hammer with 191 6 The top six finishers earn Olympic Trials berths in New York City.
Baltimore improves to 18-2 in one run games after a twi night doubleheader sweep of Boston 2-1 and 6-5. Robin Roberts gains win with relief help from Stu Miller in game one as Ed Bressoud error keys two unearned runs. Dick Brown drives in three in game two, powering a come from behind win with Dick Sturt and Tony Conigliaro homers for Boston.
East Frederick hosts Millersville in a doubleheader at McCurdy Field with game one at 3 p m. Millersville has beaten East Frederick twice this season in Lancaster. Jim Blank and Butch Kimel will start for East Frederick against Jim Kauffman and Lyan Gantz for Millersville. combined PA pitchers record 31 5.
Lt. Eric Tabarly, 32, won the transatlantic single handed yacht race aboard Pen Duick II finishing at Bren ton Reef Light Tower at 8 56 am EST after 27 days 56 minutes. He earned France’s Legion of Honor from President Charles de Gaulle.
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