Palmer Tipped by Hutchison for Open at St Andrews
T. Andrews Scotland AP Jock Hutchison the first American to win the British Open offers Arnold Palmer tips for conquering the Old Course in the 100th Open. Hutchison warns Palmer on greens while Palmer seeks a third major after American Open and Masters titles. Palmer, Gary Player and Peter Thomson head favorites as practice notes show Player and Thomson at 70s and Palmer at 71.
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T. Andrews
Scotland
Jock Hutchison
Arnold Palmer
St. Andrews
Palmer
Hutchinson
United States
Evanston
Ill
Gary Player
South Africa
Peter Thomson
Australia
Player
Thomson
Ottawa Herald Publication Details and Rates
The Ottawa Herald listing shows publication schedule with a note on days off and pricing. It lists Robert B. Wellington as editor and Guy Baedaker as office publisher. Subscription rates vary by trade area and outside trade area with monthly quarterly and yearly options.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Baedaker
Mali
Oone Monn
Associated Press
Associated Presa Ie
Bowling Scores Night Scratch League Highlights
Thursday league results show Flapjacks 2 and Three and One s with high scores. C Strickland led with 244 in a 862 set, D Heckman rolled 211 for 595, L Akers posted 214 as part of a 1030 sequence, and F Meador contributed 822 on 148. Butterbugs and The Unpredictables posted solid totals with 1030 and 292 in the mix.
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Thurs
F. Gilborn
C. Strickland
D. Heckman
Mies
L. Akers
Cordia
Berene
F. Meador
A's sign 18 year old pitcher from Lyndhurst NJ
Kansas City Athletics signed 18 year old right hander Joseph R. Tita, 185 pounds, who played at Lyndhurst High and Delaware University, and assigned him to Albuquerque New Mexico in the Sooner League.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Lyndhurst
N. J
Albuquerque
N. M
Joseph R. Tita
Lyndhurst High
Delaware University
Baseball Scores From Friday and Saturday Games
Friday results include Cincinnati at Chicago Jane Angeles at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at St Louis San Francisco at Philadelphia. Saturday matchups feature Los Angeles at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Philadelphia Milwaukee at St Louis.
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Chicago
Jane Angeles
Pittsburgh
Silwaukee
St. Louie
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pet
New York
Baltimore Eeeresees
Cleveland
Detroit i
Washington
Kansas City Tones
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Baltimore
W. J. Pet
Pittahureh
Angelea
Louia
Trip To Rome Up For Grabs
Stanford hosts a two day track and field trial with 221 American athletes contesting 17 events for berths on the 1960 Olympic squad. The top three in each event qualify, with the 4th in 100 and 400-meter races joining relays. O’Brien, Nieder, Long and Davis lead the field in the shot put with Nieder at 65 feet 7 inches.
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Stanford
Calif
Rome
United States
America
Parry O'Brien
Bill Nieder
Dallas Long
Dave Davis
Nieder
Collision Kills Jack Spinks in Arkansas Route Crash
Jack Spinks of Hoxie died in a hospital today from injuries after a head on collision at the northern edge of Stockton. Joe Bouchey Jr. of Stockton was in serious condition at Hays hospital with chest head and hip injuries. Spinks’s 5 year old son Jackie Lee Spinks escaped unharmed.
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Stockton
Kas
Jack Spinks
Hoxie
Joe Bouchey Jr
Bouchey
lHays
Spinks
Jackie Lee Spinks
Richmond Area Social Notes Rise in Local Visits
Miss Mabel Chandler and others from Champaign Illinois visited Mrs Reid Freese and Leon. Sam Croner and family from Dyer Indiana dined with Frances and Vera Cassity. Several families from Topeka Blue Rapids Hutchinson Wichita Osawatomie Lawrenceburg gathered for picnics and visits with local relatives including Edwards in Topeka and McCall in Fort Thomas Kentucky. Roland Anderson attends summer school in Laramie while others relocate or host relatives across Kansas and nearby states.
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Mabel Chandler
Dwight K. Howell
Champaign
Ill
Reid
Freese
Leon
Sam Croner
Bob
Dyer
Ind
Frances A H
Vera Cassity
Alfred Sigler
Jerry Milcfelt
Jane O'Mara
Robert Siglers
Blue Rapids
Gage Park
Topeka
Jim Gray
Ray Barton
North Hollywood
Calif
Harold Robertson
Reid Freese
Evans
Hutchinson
Lydia Wash
Lawrenceburg
Frank Shaw
Fort Thom
N. K. McCall
Mmes
Kate Mersman
Lloyd Mills
Gregg Lickeigs
Omar Bowman
Lawrence
Elroy Browns
W. J. Johnstons
Jim Kents
Caney
Virgil Smith
E. E. Jordan
Larry
Sharor
Kansas City
Joe Kueser
Clarence Hermrecks
Independence
Steve Hoelschers
Harold Staley
Williamsburg
Rope Feat Proves Fatal in Circus Show at Garden
New York AP report describes Easterbrook, a 31 year old performer from Havana, executing a death rope act at Madison Square Garden. A 85 foot long rope and 200 foot long rigging produced a fatal fall as Marine Commandos watched. Easterbrook was taken to St Clare's Hospital.
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Ottawa Herald
Easterbrook
Havana
NEW York
Madison Square Garden
Graham Greene
St. Clare's Hospi
Marine Commandos
Tal
Antony Laurence Easterbrook
Captain Dies After Severe Injuries From Collision
A dash of disaster reports that after a vessel collision the captain suffered fatal injuries with every bone in his body broken and died within hours. The incident prompted investigations and memorial notices from the crew and port authorities.
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