Sam Snead Leads Classic Golf Tourney At Montclair
Sam Snead shot 66 second round to reach 136 total and lead the $100,000 Classic Golf Tournament at Upper Montclair Country Club in Clifton NJ. Gene Littler Dave Marr and Earl Stewart chased with 138s while Paul Harney tied at 139 and others at 140 141. Snead’s steady putting contrasted with more errors from contenders as Palmer finished 147 after a 74.
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Clifton, NJ
Sam Snead
Upper Montclair Country Club
Snead
Sam
Gene Littler
Dave Marr
Earl Stewart
Paul Harney
Gay Brewer
Don Finsterwald
Frank Boynton
Wes Ellis
Buster Cupit
Jacky Cupit
Upper Montclair
Littler
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
U S Favored In Wightman Cup Play
The United States Wightman Cup team, heavily favored over Great Britain for matches next weekend, features Darlene Hard plus Billie Jean Moffitt, Mrs. Karen Hantze Susman, Margaret Warner, and Nancy Richey. Captain Margaret Osborne DuPont is appointed again. Hard, U S women's champion, missed last year due to limited play from injuries.
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London
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Great Britain
United States
Billie Jean Moffitt
Karen Hantze Susman
Chula Vista
Margaret Warner
Wilmington
Del
Nancy, Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Miss Hard
Two Hits For Athletics In 7 1 Los Angeles Win
Kansas City managed only two hits as Don Lee and the Angels powered past the A’s 7-1. Lee yielded three batters over the minimum, while Los Angeles collected 11 hits off five Kansas City pitchers. Ed Rakow took the loss as Lee Thomas led the Angels with three hits and a three run homer.
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Don Lee
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Joe Aczue
Lee
Ed Rakow
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Joe Azcue
Bobby del Greco
Tigers
Chuck Cottier
Ron Weischwitz
Rocky Colavito
Stenhouse
Unemployment Down In State Kansas Rate Drops
TOPEKA AP A continuing decline has dropped the insured unemployment rate in Kansas to 17 per cent. This compares to 1.8 per cent a week earlier and 3.3 per cent a year ago. Last week 4,850 payments were issued totaling $177,894, vs 5,589 payments totaling $204,571 the preceding week and 5,908 payments totaling $212,161 in the comparable week last year.
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Mickey Wright Leads Austin Civitan Open After Round Two
In Austin, Mickey Wright, top money-winner and Dallas pro, holds a two-stroke lead at 140 after a 71 in the second round. Sandra Haynie, Gloria Fecht, and Jackie Pung shared the early lead after the first round, with Haynie at 142 and Fecht tied for third at 143 as Marilyn Smith also posted 143 and Pung sat fifth at 144.
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Tex
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Dallas
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Gloria Fecht
Los Angeles
Jackie Pung
Dale
Fredonia Flash Cinch For Olympics
Lawrence AP. Janell Smith a 15 year old from Fredonia was a near sure Olympic prospect after breaking three national records at the ninth annual Kansas AAU Junior Olympics. She ran 75 yards in 8.5 seconds 50 yard hurdles in 6.9 seconds and broad jumped 18 feet 1 inch. About 325 girls competed and 600 boys were entered for today’s events.
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Lawrence
Janell Smith
Fredonia Flash
Kansas
Bly
Yankees Runless Streak Continues On 1-0 Victory Over Orioles
Jim Coates shut out Baltimore after Whitey Ford left with shoulder pain as Yanks extend scoreless streak to 28 1 3 innings. The win keeps New York one game up on Minnesota with three straight shutouts by a reshaped rotation, while Estrada and others contributed late to the lone run.
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Bill Stafford
Jim’ Coates
New York Yankees
Coates
Whitey Ford
Yankees
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Ford-Coates
Dodgers steal first on Wills speed in dramatic 13th
Maury Wills walked, stole two bases, and scored the winning run in the 13th to lift the Dodgers to a 4-3 victory over the Houston Colts and grab first place in the National League. Willie Davis drove in the decisive run as Larry Sherry earned the win in relief. Elsewhere, Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 10-3, and the Mets ended a 17 game skid by defeating Chicago 4-3 in the opener of a doubleheader before darkness halted the second game at 3-2. Rain washed out the Pittsburgh Milwaukee clash.
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Coates
Bobby Richardson
Don Mincher
Twins
Jack Kralick
John Buzhardt
White Sox
Lenny Green
Ed Bressaud
Red Sox
Indians
Willie Kirkland
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San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
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Larry Sherry
Ken Boyer
Bill White
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Cubs
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Don McMahon
Houston
Lindy McDaniel
Giants
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Juan Marichal
White
Dennis Bennett
Phils
Bennett
Johnny Klippstein
Moe Drabowsky
Roy Sievers
Tony Taylor
Don Demeter
Mets
Chicago
Charlie Neal
Jay Hook
Glen Hobbie
Ron Santo
Baseball scorecard and weekend schedule recap
Results from Friday include New York losing 1 to 6 at Baltimore and Cleveland routing Boston 15 to 9 in 13 innings. Detroit blanked Washington 7 to 0, Los Angeles beat Kansas City 7 to 1, Minnesota edged Chicago 2 to 1. Sunday slate features two games for several teams, plus St. Louis over San Francisco 8 to 4 and Philadelphia 10 to Cincinnati. The Dodgers host the Mets, while Philadelphia’s bullpen and offense fueled a 7-0 rally against the Giants among other late play highlights.
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Los Angeles Angels
Donaml
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Washington
Tigers
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Donnybrook in Totowa as McAteer defeats McNeeley in melee
In Gladiators arena Totowa New Jersey promoter Lou Durva and 2000 spectators watched a heavyweight bout end in controversy. Referee Paul Cavalier disqualified Tom McNeeley for low blows, granting the win to Don McAteer as fans clashed ringside and police escorted the combatants away. The New Jersey State Athletic Commission will decide on purse and sanctions.
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Tom McNeeley
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Paul Cavalier
Cavalier
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New Jersey
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
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Joseph F. Walker
Farmer Freed From Jail To Shear 500 Sheep
Sidney Smith, a 60 year old farmer near London, was jailed for defying a court order to reveal records of his late brother's estate while he was mid shearing. He appealed to Justice Richard Orme Wilberforce who released him immediately to prevent suffering to the flock.
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Sidney Smith
Smith
High Court
Richard Qrme Wilberforce
Dotson Wins 880 In 1:49.6 At Meet of Champions
Kansas runner Bill Dotson posted 1 49 86 to win the 880 yard dash at the Meet of Champions in Houston. Wichita and Oklahoma competitors led field events with Phil Johnson fourth in javelin 228 10 Ron Swanson fourth high jump 6 6 Dick Inman won shot 57 4 and placed third discus 153 1114 Paul Ebert fifth mile 4 08 Mark Brady second high jump 6 8 Mark Sullivan fourth 100 in 9 7 and 220 in 21 4 Tony Watson third broad jump 25 1 Charles Strong fourth 440 47 4 Ray Knaub won 220 in 21 seconds and was second 100 9 5.
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Bill Dotson
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Mark Sullivan
Tony Watson
Charles Strong
Oklahoma State
Hardy and Kaser Reach Kansas Amateur Finals
Hutchinson's Jim Hardy and Wichita's Monty Kaser advanced to the 36 hole Kan sas Amateur Golf Tournament final. Hardy, the tourney medalist, beat Jim Chew of Lyons 2 up in the semifinals, while Kaser edged Bob Dare of Wellington 1 up.
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Jim Hardy
Hutchinson
Monty Kaser
Wichita
Kansas
Hardy
Jim Chew
Lyons
Kaser
Bob Dare
Wellington
Beatty Sets New 2 Mile Record In Los Angeles
Exuberant Jim Beatty, 27, set a world record of 8:29.8 for two miles at Occidental College, becoming the first American to hold the distance since 1936. The Los Angeles Track Club runner trimmed the Australian Thomas record and surpassed Halberg’s American marks, despite recent leg injuries.
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Jim Beatty
Beatty
Southern Pacific Aau
Occidental College
Australia
Albert Thomas
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Ireland
Murray Halberg
Finland
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N.C
Santa Barbara
Don Lash
Indiana
Halberg
Palo Alto
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
Women's Golf Pairings Set at Ottawa Country Club
A luncheon at 12 30 p m will highlight the Tuesday women s golf activities at Ottawa Country Club. Pairings announced include Crawford with Sheldon and Elder, Kramer with Worthington, Deputy with Fredeen. Reservations to Mrs Howard Deputy, CH 2 2022.
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Crawford
Sheldon
Elder
Kramer
Worthington
Fredeen
Howard
Changes In Play Schedule In Ottawa Recreation
Orris Cox recreation director announced three changes in Ottawa recreation programs. The boys conditioning program led by J W Emerson moves from Forest Park to the senior high gym to give boys access to equipment. The wading pool opens June 18 instead of June 11 and the night playground shifts to Thursday from Monday due to bad weather.
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Orris Cox
Cox
J. W. Emerson
Forest Park
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