Boros Boosts Middleage Golfers with Open Victory
Julius Boros, at 43 the oldest US Open champion, won the National Open in a three way playoff over Arnold Palmer and Jack Cupit. He earned 16000 dollars and moved to second on the money list while signaling a boost for midlife players to return to the sport. Boros also signed to play in the World Series of Golf as part of the Open playoff winner’s path.
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Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Vic Ghezzi
Brookline
Jimmy Demaret
Boros
Oli
Country Club
Golden Boy
Arnold Palmer
Jack Cupit
Palmer
Cupit
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Akron
Ohio
South Africa
Gary Player
Julius
Palmer Aud Nicklaus
Connecticut
Sam Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Mantle
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
Baltimore
Boonsboro star Gary Himes shines in season debut
Boonsboro center fielder Gary Himes collected two hits including a triple for the Francis Scott Key American Legion Post in a Saturday loss to the Washington Gas Light Legion club. Himes, a Boonsboro High School standout, led his team in multiple categories last season and aims to top the school's stolen base record in his senior year.
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Francis Scott Key
American Legion Post
Washington Gas - Light Legion Club
Gary Himes
Boonsboro
Gary
All Stars
Boonsboro High School
Dayton
Ohio
Pere Welcome High School
Dayton Field
Frederick High School
University of Dayton
Marycrest Hall
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Yankee
Oklahoma
Mantle
Imaane
White Sox Rally Past Yankees 5-2 for 3rd Win Sneak
Camilo Carreon delivers a three run double in the fourth as Chicago tops New York 5 to 2 to pull within one game of the AL lead. Pete Ward homers tying and Dave Nicholson singles in the decisive rally. Ward extends hitting streak to 18 games.
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Camilo Carreon
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Sox
Yankees
Roger Maris
al Downing
Pete Ward
Ward
Downing
Dave Nicholson
Hansen
Tom McCraw
Cal- Tech
New York
Hamilton
Williams
Howard
Buzhardt
Wilhelm
Carreon
Martin
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Maris
Geiger's homer lifts Boston past Cleveland in ninth
Gary Geiger struck a two out two run homer in the bottom of the ninth to give Boston a 7 5 win over Cleveland. Roman Mejias walked ahead of the blast as Geiger posted his seventh homer of the year. Jack Lamabe earned the win in relief, his third without a loss.
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Boston
Gary Geiger
Cleveland
Jerry Walker
Roman Mejias
Geiger
Indians
Lotie
Willie Kirkland
Jack Lamabe
Sea
Chuck Seb
Ingami
Lamabe
Cevelad
Basten
Bell
Walker
Helirer
Lamabe 'T
Navan
Hemerans
Ceveland
Korkland
Beetem
Schillung
Cianiom J. Ri
Geer Th Foo
Dailey shines in relief as Twins top Orioles 6 4
Minnesota jumped to a 5-0 lead then held off Baltimore 6-4 as Bill Dailey earned his eighth save after relief of starter Jim Kaat. Baltimore loaded 12 hits but could not overcome Dailey’s shutdown ninth. Fred Brandt homered for Baltimore and Bob Allison drove in runs for Minnesota.
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Orioles
Jim Kaat
Daily
Dailey
Kaat
Minnesota
John Powell
Joe Gaines
Gaines
Baltimore
Bob Johnson
Jackie Brandt
Zoilo Versailles
Vic Power
Bob Allison
Kaal
Read
MMETA
End
Aparicio
Power
Robinson Jo
Killebrew
Smith Rt
J.hall
Brandt Cf
Allison
Johns
Battey
Brown
Rollins
Powell
Orsine
Kaet
Goil Pappss
bLavering
R.hall
Pooog
Miller
Snyder
W. I
U—Flanerty
Dinnoro
Corrigan
Hurley
Relief ace Dailey fuels Twins with late saves
St Paul Minnesota AP Bill Dailey, the Twins' trusted reliever, has eight saves and key saves in wins over Chicago Baltimore and the Orioles. Pitching coach Gordon Maltzberger praises his calm delivery, sinker and slider causing grounders. Dailey began sidearm throwing in 1954 after an arm injury and says relief work keeps him fresh. The Twins worry over ace Camilo Pascual's back muscle strain, potentially sidelining him two more turns.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Bill Dailey
Orioles
Patras
Dailey
Minnesota Twins
Chicago
Twins
Gordon Maltzberger
Maltzberger
Camilo Pascual
Pascual
Minors President Trautman Dies at 73 in Ohio
George M. Trautman longtime baseball administrator died at 73 in Columbus Ohio after a heart ailment illness Services were held at St Albans Episcopal Church in Bexley. Trautman led the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues from 1947 and helped oversee a peak in minor league play before his death. He played one day as a professional in 1914 for Hartford and later held executive roles with the Columbus Red Birds American Association the American Association Detroit Club and the minors.
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Ohio
George M. Trautman
St. Alban's Episcopal Church
Bexley
Trautman
Shaughnessy
Phil Piton
Ford Frick
New York
Frick
George
Ohio State University
John W. Bricker
U.S
Hartford
Conn
Red Birds
American Association
Minor League Association
Detroit Baseball Club
Baseball standings and schedule notes for the majors
EESA standings and upcoming games across the National and American Leagues. Milwaukee, Houston, San Francisco, St. Louis, Los Angeles, Cincinnati show results. Multiple games listed for today including Chicago at New York and Baltimore at Los Angeles with various pitchers and records noted.
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Milwaukee
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Jackson
New York
Hook
N. Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Pittsburgh
Francis
N. Los Angeles
Koufax
Toole
N. Houston
Drote
Nottebart
Cloninger
Ledecki
Frederick YMCA Sponsors Summer Cage Leagues for Youth
The Frederick YMCA will sponsor a summer basketball league for boys, offering four age groups. Reports begin at 6:38 PM with divisions 11-12, 13-15, and 16-18. Games feature ten baskets per team under adjusted rules and prizes for top teams. Registration and league details released weekly. final signups July a with league director Jack Griffin.
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Frederick
Vince
Tennesse
Rosedale Park
Oan
Sol
Iepives
Remedaie Park
Jume
Gardello Edges Robinson in One Round Decision
Philadelphia boxer Joey Gardello defeated Sugar Ray Robinson by unanimous decision in one round at Convention Hall. The bout featured a late knockdown by Gardello in the fourth, with judges scoring 48–45 and 47–43 for Gardello and public scorecards around 63–1 in favor of the winner.
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Philadelphia
Joey Gardello
Sugar Ray Rodina
Convention Hall
Giardello
Jan
Robinson
Robinson Hat Neem
Echi
Giardelon
Jory
Buck McTiernan
Pittstores
Garden
la Tress
Reb
Om Uts
Winser
Gamdelo
Anneh
Ratyintom
Ona
UCLA Track Coach Drake Announces Next Week’s National AAU Plans
UCLA track coach Ducky Drake said on Monday that Yang demiteh will not attend the upcoming national AAU meet next week in Los Angeles. The report notes the controversy surrounding the decision and details the team’s schedule.
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Los Angeles
Ion
Yang Demiteh
Conatis
UCLA
Ducky Drake
Baseball scores and homers from late games
Late baseball results show Los Angeles and Cincinnati wins with home runs by Davis and Luis and Drysdale pitching for the Dodgers. Milwaukee and Detroit also win as Maye Mathews and Bruton homer, while Kansas City loses despite Del Greco and Harrelson hitting.
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Kansas City
Messi
Sturdivant
Aguirre
Freehan
Rakow
Wyatt Logs
Sullivan
W—Rakow
L—Messi
Bruton
del Greco
Harrelson
Dodgers Trade Don Zimmer to Senators on Waivers
The Los Angeles Dodgers sold utility infielder Don Zimmer to the Washington Senators on waivers. His Dodgers replacement will be announced soon. Zimmer joined L A last year from Cincinnati in a deal involving pitcher Scott Breeden.
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Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Zimmer
Washington Senators
Zimmer
Cincinnati
Scott Breeden
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