Brookline Opens as Snead Seeks Open Glory
The 63rd U S Open began in Brookline Massachusetts with defending champ Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer in focus. Sam Snead, aged 51, discussed roughs and greens and pursued his 23rd straight Open attempt, aiming to finally win the title after many near-misses.
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Minor League Results Roundup From Pacific Coast League Scores
Portland 6 Seattle 1 Spokane 6 Salt Lake 3 Denver 12 Oklahoma City 8 San Diego 11 Tacoma 10 6 and Worth 2 Ha fall.
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Seattle
Spokane
Salt Lake
Denver
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Tacoma
Worth
Hafall
Nation’s fastest speed at Vernon Downs sets pace for NY harness
Action at Vernon Downs highlighted by a 1:58 45 mile by Hanover the nation’s top pace this year. Marcon Adios won the two year old filly division at Vernon in 2:06 2-5 while Wil Diamond captured the colt division in 2:05 4-5. Roosevelt Raceway saw Alix Byrd win the $4,000 feature pace in 2:05 2-5 with 4.90 payout. Rodilo won the $15.79 Memorial at Buffalo Raceway in 2:05 paying 3.80. Monticello’s Fox Abbe took the $1,500 conditioned pace in 2:07 1 5 with 23.10 payoff. Saratoga’s Amsterdam Recorder event went to Rex Pick in 2:03 with 2.50 payoff. Farway won the second division pacing in 2:05 1-5 with Millie Jean second and Noble Yankee third.
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Top Pro Bowlers Lead Empire State Open in Schenectady
Andy Marzich top money winner on the PBA tour heads 120 keglers in the Empire State Open in Schenectady. Marzich of Redondo Beach has $21,913 in earnings and three titles and seeks a $3,000 first prize. Other contenders include Harry Smith Billy Welu Jim St John Bill Bunetta and Billy Golembieski.
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Billy Welu
St. Louis
Jim St. John
Chicago
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Fresno
Billy Golembieski
Detroit
Chiefs Bow In Carswell Debut
Manager Frank Carswell of Syracuse debuts with the Chiefs in an 8-4 loss to the Richmond Virginians. The defeat drops the Chiefs to second in the International League Northern Division as Richmond homered twice. Rochester, Buffalo, Columbus and Indianapolis also won or moved in standings.
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Richmond
Fred Hooke
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Jacksonville Suns
Columbus
Atlanta
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Ernie's Capture Squeaker and Lupe's Coast to Victory
Ernie's Capture Squeaker edged Bill's Place 6-5 to stay unbeaten in City Softball League play at Fort Ontario. Lupe's Sport Shop crushed Utica 12-3 and moved toward the Class B title as multiple players starred in a high scoring twin bill.
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John Turner
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Ray Foster
Sport Shop
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Tom Canape
Joe Doyle
Nick DiGaetano
Ponzi
Fran Ponzi
Johnny Merenda
Fran Catalone
Merenda
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Tony Bill to co star in Soldier in the Rain film
Tony Bill, who proved himself in Come Blow Your Horn, has been signed for his second movie. He will co star with Steven McQueen and Jackie Gleason in Soldier in the Rain for Allied Artists.
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Frank Sinatra
Steven McQueen
Jackie Gleason
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Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times
The Palladium Times advertises its commercial printing department listing contact numbers for services, including the Bing Dial FI 3 3800 and FI 3 3801 lines.
Oerter Withholds from U S Moscow Dual
Al Oerter world record holder in the discus will skip the United States Moscow dual track meet this summer after doctors ordered him not to compete in 1963 due to a slipped disc. He has never lost to the Russians.
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Moose and K of C Win for Second Straight Night
Two Little League games produced wins for Moose and K of C for a second consecutive night. Moose edged Police 3 2 as Tyner pitched well. K of C beat Marathon 9 4 with Woods collecting two hits.
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Don Wahrendorf
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Dennis Wolever
John Kelly
Nick Sereno
Skip Dimon
John Lee
George Tyner
Joe Paeno
Tim Carey
Tyner
John Crisafulli
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
Summary of top NL leaders in batting and pitching across 125 at bats and seven decisions. Highlights include Davis pacing NL batting with .338, Aaron and Flood ties in runs, Robinson and White driving RBIs, and runs totals by Aaron, Banks, and Pinson. Pitching leaders show Maloney and O'Toole with 10 2 and 3 records respectively and Drysdale/Koufax leading strikeouts.
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Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
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McCarey Tops Oswego Catholic High Crusaders Batting
Joe McCarey led Oswego Catholic High Crusaders with a .424 batting average on 16 hits in 38 at bats, scoring 13 runs to top the season. Mike DiMiero hit .348, Mickey McKiernan .333, and Dan Dehm .308 as the Crusaders posted a 7-6 overall mark.
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Conway Horse in Record Payoff at Canandaigua
Steve's Doll a 55 1 shot wired the field in the Finger Lakes fourth race at Canandaigua winning by six furlongs in 1:17 3 5. The $112 payoff was the largest in Finger Lakes history with 44 of 2835 in attendance and Bob Wright riding. The Conway colors of Oswego owned by Mrs. D H Conway and trained by her husband claimed the win as Happy Oaks and Babe H combined for a daily double of 209.30.
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