Gajda Leads Open Field At Brookline In 69 But Nicklaus Slips
Bob Gajda shot 2 under par 69 to take the first round lead at the U S Open in Brookline Mass. Jack Nicklaus struggled with bogeys and a brutal back nine while Arnold Palmer and Gary Player failed to convert putts. Wind and rain hampered scores as others like Julius Boros Tony Lema Lionel Hebert and Sam Snead posted 71 74 and 74 respectively.
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Associated Press
Brookline
Mass
Michigan
Bob Gajda
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
South Africa
Gary Player
Gajcia
Jacky Cupit
Francis Ouimet
Harry Vardon
Ted Ray
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Lionel Hebert
Davis Love Jr
Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Love
Boros
Satan
Palmer
Garda
Mth
Ratham
Sam Snead
Capitan Sport Capit
Walter Burkemo
Don January
Paul Kelly
Scarborough
N.Y
Dean Refram
Boca Raton
Fla. Kelly
Bobby Nichols
Louisville
Ti Hples
Don Cherry
Frank Boynton
Richard Davies
Pasadena
Canada
al Balding
Peaceful canal debate at Camp Kanawha prompts regulation clash
In a long field letter, proponents defend Camp Kanawha near Point of Rocks as a historic canal asset. They decry Park Service patrols and new enforcement paths that divert funds from preserving stone locks and towpath heritage.
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Kanahwa
Point of Rocks
Park Service
Kanawha
Ed Tempiar
Oss
Congress
Jatun
CA STANDINGS AND PLAYER RECORDS SUMMARY
Fragmented baseball standings indicate multiple teams and players with mixed win loss records. References include Baltimore, Minnesota, Detroit, Kansas City, Chicago, Cleveland, New York, and Boston with listed pitchers and current marks.
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Baltimore
Roberts
Delock
Minnesota
Stance
Rogzentairk
Washington
Rudolph
Los Angeles
Chance
Detroit
Aguirre
Kan
City
Wickersham
Chicaco
Pizarro
Wynn
New York
Terry
Boston
Monbouquette
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League teams, standings with wins losses and percentages. Yesterday Chicago defeated Houston 5 0 Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh 2 1 Cincinnati topped Philadelphia 11 2. Today Pittsburgh Cardwell faces Chicago Buhl Houston Johnson Cincinnati Maloney San Francisco Bolin Milwaukee Cloninger Los Angeles Koufax St Louis Gibson Philadelphia McLish New York Jackson.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Hertz Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
Milwaukee
Cardwell
Buhl
Johnson
Maloney
Bolin
Cloninger
Koufax
Gibson
McLish
Jackson
Baseball game report with limited readable details
Vague score and lineup fragment shows teams Cincinnati and another opponent. Mentions players O Toole Owens Edwards and Skinner. No clear final result or full context available.
Exhibition Game Set Between Indians and All Stars
In Cleveland Municipal Stadium on Sunday the world champion Cleveland Indians will play the American League All Stars in an exhibition game. The first game will precede the Indians Chicago doubleheader.
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Cleveland
Clevland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Chicago
Alvis Delivers Grand Slam in Indians Win Over Orioles
Cleveland storms back from a 5-2 deficit to beat Baltimore 11-8 as Max Alvis hits a sixth homer, a grand slam, after Jer ry Kindall ties the game with a two-run single. Luis Aparicio drives in four for the Orioles. Walker improves to 6-1. Indians run streak to 18 wins in 21.
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Cleveand Indians
Max Alvis
Baltimore
Indians
Jerry Kindall
Alvis
Stu Miller
Orioles
Joe Azcue
Woodie
Dick Hall
Jim Gentile
Gentle
Luis Aparicio
Held
Azcue
Jerry Walker
Galt
Apariti
Saverine
Kingall
Robinson
Kirkland
Francona
Powell
Brandt Cf
Lupion
Gaines
Sayser
Tasdy
Brown
Donwen
Mallo
Walker
Aooo Miller
sGreen
eSruth
bRamas
Allen
Nooo
Stone
Abernsing
Tetais
Teta
bRaen
Green
Miller
Batimore
E—Kingail
PCA
Heid
Kindell
Miler el
Williams hits two homers in Cubs 5 0 win over Astros
Billy Williams belted two homers into a 24 mph offshore wind as the Chicago Cubs defeated Houston 5-0. Williams homered in the first and again in the fifth, giving Larry Jackson the complete game win in his 16th start. Don Landrum scored on Williams' second homer as Chicago notched its fifth shutout. Jackson allowed four singles, and Rick Vickery earned his eighth win with a third shutout.
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Chicago
Billy Williams
Lake Michigan
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Williams
Larry Jackson
Ficker
Skein
Secon
Don Landrum
Jackson
Yankees Run Victory Seesaw To Seven Inning Win
New York beats Washington 5-4 as Bobby Richardson doubles off Jim Coates in the ninth scoring Lopez and Kubek after trailing 4-2. Richardson drives in the go ahead run, Bridges gets the win, Coates the loss, Berra homers.
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NEW York
Bobby Richardson
Jim Coates
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Richardson
Geld
Hector Lopez
Tony Kubek
Yankees
John Blanchard
Coates
Marshall Bridges
al Downing
Washington D Ce
New
Braves defeat Pirates 2-1 as Lemaster homers in eighth
Denny Lemaster earned the win for Milwaukee by blasting a solo homer off Harvey Haddix in the eighth inning. Lemaster’s blast was his second major league homer and came as Milwaukee topped Pittsburgh 2-1, with Lemaster holding the Pirates to five hits.
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Milwaukee
Denny Lemaster
Harvey Haddix
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lemaster
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Schwall
Sisk
Haddix Ia
Brand
Torre
Haddix
Branda
Mathews
le ‘Master
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