Rich Rollins Shines as Twins Sweep White Sox in Doubleheader
Rookie status questions aside, Rich Rollins was pivotal in Minnesota’s twin wins over Chicago, boosting his average to .354 with five hits and six on-base appearances. The Twins climb into a near first place tie with New York as Rollins fuels the offense with a homer, triple, and multiple RBIs and runs.
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Littler Seeks Repeat Open Glory After Golf Classic Win
Gene Littler, 31, from San Diego, wins the $100,000 Golf Classic at Upper Montclair with a 13 under total 275. He earns $25,000 and targets a second straight Open at Oakmont, despite never having played the course. Jack Nicklaus finishes with 277, Wes Ellis and Don Finaterwald at 280, Sam Snead tied 16th at 294.
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Another Wichita Golf Win
Monte Kaser of Wichita captured the 1942 Kansas men s amateur golf title by beating Jim Hardy of Hutchinson on the 28th hole. Kaser extended Wichita s five straight year dominance while Hardy, a 19 year old Oklahoma State sophomore to be, reflected on the late rally. Other finals results list multiple 1 up and 2 up finishes across flights with players from Wichita Hutchinson and nearby towns.
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Reid Holbrook
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Automotive shop celebrates staff tenure across decades
A local ad highlights staff experience at OL Curby and associated partners. Harry Says Speaking of Experience notes 130 years of combined automotive service history. Profiles include 40 years Harry Smith, 28 Cleve Baxter, 27 Bill Willhite, 17 Bill Willhite, 9 Elaine Hills, 8 Cal Shaffer, 1 Dick Towe and Dave Smith as newest learner.
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British Amateur Underway at Hoylake as Bonallack Defends Title
Michael Bonallack opens defense of his British Amateur crown at Hoylake with a field of 250 players including 30 Americans. The event at Royal Liverpool marks the 13th running, on a 6,932 yard par 72 links. Risky winds challenge distance judgments. American Billy Hicks posted 68 in calm practice.
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Scoreboard by the Associated Press Saturday to Tuesday results
A string of baseball scores and matchups from Saturday to Tuesday shows Milwaukee beating Pittsburgh 45 3 3 and Chicago 11 to 6, St. Louis 8 to 4 over San Francisco, Houston routing Los Angeles 13 to 1, with multiple Sunday and Tuesday games including Pittsburgh at Chicago and New York at Houston. Standings feature numerous four to five run differentials and extra innings noted for several games.
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Johansson and Rosi Seek World Title Bids Across Week
Ingemar Johansson and Paolo Rosi pursue title chances next week. Johansson meets Dick Richardson for the European belt in Goteborg on Sunday while Ross fights Carlos Hernandez in New York on Saturday. Other key bouts include Hank vs McCormack in Glasgow and Lamperti vs Mastellaro for Europe’s featherweight crown in Rome. Zora Folley faces Paul Andrews in Sacramento with Moyer set for a July 7 rematch at Madison Square Garden.
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Cowboy) McCormack
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Juliet Prowse Invades Chavez Ravine Press Box
In Los Angeles the press box at Chavez Ravine opened to a female guest for the first time as Juliet Prowse and Eddie Fisher attended a Sunday doubleheader between the Kansas City Athletics and the Los Angeles Angels. Walter Winchell had invited them.
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Giants Swoon In June Again After Cardinals Sweep
A long running June collapse persists for the San Francisco Giants as they lose 6-5 and 13-3 to the St. Louis Cardinals. The defeats widen the gap to 244 games behind the Dodgers, who swept Houston while the Giants stumble after a hopeful May. The article traces past seasons’ June fades and notes other league results, including Dodgers and Cubs actions.
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Broad Jump Record Falls To Russian Ter-Ovanesyan
Igor Ter-Ovanesyan, 24, jumped 27 feet 3 inches in Yerevan to erase Ralph Boston's world mark of 27-1½, as Tass reports. The feat follows Vladimir Trusenev's discus record and hints at a U.S.-Soviet Olympic meet at Stanford July 22-23 where both teams may clash.
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KC Track Club Wins Ninth Annual Kansas AAU Meet
Kansas City Kansas Track Club scored 112414 points to win the ninth annual Kansas AAU meet in Lawrence. A record entry of 800 boys competed as seven state AAU records fell. Topeka Cosmopolitan Club was second with 122 points, Wichita 7344, Coffeyville 45. In senior division 16 and 17 year olds, Phil Manuel set a pole vault record 12 feet 11 inches, Steve Straight high jumped 63 14, Russell Anderson threw shot 58 8. Intermediate division 14 15 saw Bob Harris set hop step jump record 39 6, Bob McKee pole vaulted 12 9 44. Keith Donald broad jumped 19 feet for junior record 12 13. Topeka posted a 200 yard shuttle relay record 28 seconds in midget division. Carey Borum tied two junior records 60 yard dash 6.1 seconds and 100 11.1.
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Oklahoman Wins Kansas Open Singles Title
Billy Higgins of Lawton Oklahoma won the Kansas Open singles title in Winfield. Higgins defeated David Snyder of Tucson 4 6 4 6 3 in the final and paired with Al Crispole of Los Angeles to win the doubles crown.
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A's Drop Sixth Straight in Doubleheader with Angels
Kansas City Athletics suffer a six game road skid after losses 14 to 6 and 6 to 5 in Los Angeles. Angels star Billy Moran drives in six runs with a homer. Ken McBride picks up the win while Jerry Walko takes the loss. In the nightcap Leon Wagner delivers the winning RBI in the sixth. Haywood Sullivan and Ed Charles homer for the A's as Art Fowler secures the win in relief.
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Texas Tall In NCAA Saddle
OMAHA AP Texas tall in the saddle as Santa Clara defends No 1 rating in the 16th NCAA College World Series opening. Missouri Michigan Holy Cross Ithaca Colorado State College Florida State vie with eight district champions Texas seeks its third title. Southern California has the most with four. The double elimination tournament runs through Friday or Saturday if extra games are needed.
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Hi) Simmons
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Army on KSU Grid Schedule
MANHATTAN AP Kansas State will open the 1966 football season against Army at West Point. The date is September 17. It will be the first time Kansas State has ever played Army.
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