Nicklaus battles neck pain as Open hopes stay alive
In New York N Y Jack Nicklaus played through neck pain after a muscle spasm in the Thunderbird second round. He shot 72 for 141 total four behind the leaders at Brookline while Arnold Palmer clung to a share of the lead.
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Youthful Hardwick Leads Warren Open Qualifiers
San Mateo bowler Billy Hardwick tops the Warren Civic Open after two rounds with a 12 game total of 2,589 and 216 average. He holds a seven pin lead over Marty Piraino of Syracuse who sits second with 2,582 while Roger Helle of Detroit has 2,569.
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Local 214 Postponed Industrial Loop Softball Tilt
In a rain affected Industrial Softball League game at Fort Ontario Local 214 defeated Breneman's 10 to 7. Bob Barker allowed six hits while Dick Tice and Mike Crahan led Local 214 with multiple safeties and RBIs including Crahan 2 RBIs and a two run homer.
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Six Homers As Chiefs Triumph
Six homer season highlights paced a league clash as Syracuse, Richmond, and Rochester posted 11-2 and 7-4 wins. Gates Brown Bill Roman and Lou Johnson each hit two homers for Syracuse, while Pancho Herrera belted a grand slam to spark Columbus past Toronto and Ken Youngdahl Fred Valentine homered for Rochester. Willie Smith earned the win for Syracuse with a two run shot by Joe Christopher breaking the shutout in the eighth.
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Su Mac Lad Wins 25000 Feature at Roosevelt Raceway
Su Mac Lad driven by Stanley Dancer won the free-for-all trot at Roosevelt Raceway in 2 14 5, earning 25000 and boosting career winnings to 618799. Or bit er finished a nose back Porterhouse. track was muddy. Sumter Prince won the 3000 Invitational Trot at Vernon Downs by a length over Noel. mile 2 07 3/5. paid 7 to 1. Helen Brooke K finished third.
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Giants and Cardinals Take Over Top NL Spot
Hal Skinny Brown faltered as the Giants edged the Colts 2 1 at Candlestick Park to tie the NL lead with St Louis. The Cardinals beat Pittsburgh 5 2 and Chicago toppled the Dodgers 4 1 to climb into first. Duke Snider hit his 400th homer as the Mets routed Cincinnati 10 3. Spahn earned his 57th shutout in Milwaukee’s 3 0 win over Philadelphia.
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Howard Johnson Nine Caps First Babe Ruth Start
Howard Johnson's opened with a 9 4 win over Rotary Club in the Babe Ruth League at Fort Ontatio. Beauchamp allowed the big fifth inning on six runs as Johnson’s mixed one inning for six safeties. Rotarians Paired hits from DeSantis and DiMiero, Prior added a two base hit, and Askew started on the mound for Johnson’s with DeSantis and Siember in relief.
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Smith’s Hotel Tops Knights to Preserve Perfect Record
Smith's Hotel improved to 5-0 in Class B of the City Softball League with an 11-6 win over Knights of Columbus at Fort Ontario. Duke Lalande and Jimmy Williams combined on a four hitter, with Lalande delivering a double and a single, and Lou Fragale adding a triple.
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New Zealand golfer Bob Charles wins Houston Classic
Southpaw golfer Bob Charles, renowned as a former New Zealand bank teller, captures the Houston Classic title marking another milestone in his pro career.
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Thornton Faces Menno in 10 Round TV Main Event
New York Madison Square Garden hosts Wayne Thornton versus Jose Menno in a 10 round light heavy matchup televised by ABC at 10 p.m. Menno, 27, rides a 16 fight unbeaten streak with one draw. Thornton, 13-5 with 18 KOs, seeks rebound after February loss to Willie Pastrano.
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Fight results from Teaneck and other cities headline welterweight show
In Teaneck Doug Jones of Yonkers defeated Billy Daniels of Brooklyn. Cologne saw Laszlo Papp of Hungary stop Charlie Cotton of Toledo. New Castle and Nashville reports list wins by Dick Wipperman and Billy Collins with others stopped in welterweight bouts.
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Strikeout record set in Cleveland doubleheader
Cleveland and Washington combined for a major league strikeout record of 42 in a 19 inning twinbill. The Senators won the opener 5-2 and Cleveland edged Washington 3-2 in the nightcap as Washington pitchers fanned 20 and Cleveland 19 in the two games.
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Major League Stars Shine in N L Race Tie
Julian Javier of the Cardinals had four hits and scored the winning run as St Louis beat Pittsburgh 5-2 to tie the National League lead with San Francisco. Warren Spahn of the Braves threw his 57th career shutout, beating Philadelphia 3-0 on three hits.
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Major League Leaders Summary of Batting and Pitching
The Associated Press lists leaders by position and stat. Kaline Detroit leads batting average and RBIs while Allison Minnesota tops homers with 16 and Pearson Los Angeles has 78 hits. Pitching leaders include Stock Baltimore with 5-0 record and Pascual Minnesota with 86 strikeouts.
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Regan Fires First MLB Shutout in 14-0 Detroit Win
Detroit pitcher Phil Regan blanked the Cleveland Indians 14 to 0 for his first major league shutout on May 10, allowing only three hits. The game marked a strong start for Regan in the 1960 season.
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K of C Little League Wins Postponed Clash at Lagoe Field
K of C rallied for a 6 3 victory over Huron Cement at Lagoe Field as standings and next week’s schedule emerged. Walker Woods pitched to earn the win with Pat Canale and Tom Schaffer yielding two safeties. Canale had both Huron Cement hits.
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All Stars To Vie In Major Oswego Demolition Derby Night
Biggest night of the 1963 season at Oswego Speedway features an at least 99 laps main race followed by an eight-car Demolition Derby with a $25 prize. Opening heat at 8:15 pm, expected record crowd, and a $600 winner’s purse for the 35-lap feature. Driver standings include Bingo Nelson Ward and Jim Shampine among top points, with many new and extra cars noted in the lineup.
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Columbia picks Al Butts as 1964 Lion baseball captain
Al Butts, captain-elect of Columbia's football team, has been elected to captain the Lion baseball team of 1964. The Poughkeepsie native also captained the nine this spring.
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