Palmer Returns to The Thunderbird After Restful Layoff
Arnold Palmer, rested and eager, tees off at the Thunderbird Tournament in Rye New York as he seeks to regain the top spot in professional golf. The event serves as a 72-hole prep for the National Open at Brookline with rivals Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and Ben Hogan in the field. Don Finsterwald and Julius Boros emerge as strong contenders for the $25,000 prize amid tour talk sparked by Nicklaus.
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Rye
N.Y
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Brookline
Mass
Pennsylvania
Jack Nicklaus
South Africa
Gary Player
Ben Hogan
Larroper
Nicklaus
Doug Ford
Palmer
Westchester Country Club
Don Finsterwald
Julius Boros
Grand Blane
Mich
Dodgers Little League Winner No-Hit Game Opens Season
Donny Stephens pitched a no hit game for the Dodgers as they defeated the Braves 10 0 at Forest Park in their season opener. The game was halted after the Dodgers built a 10 run lead, ending the contest.
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Braves
Forest Park
Robinson Feels Burden Of Slumping Bat For Reds
New York AP reports Cincinnati outfielder Frank Robinson worries his .263 batting average and fears letting his team down as Reds beat the Mets 8-3. He went 0-for-5 and said he should have 50 to 75 extra RBIs, despite leading the league with 44 RBIs.
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New York
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
New York Mets
Robinson
Elks To Play Here Tonight At Forest Park
The Ottawa Elks American Legion baseball squad hosts Osawatomie at Forest Park tonight. Dennis Morelet to pitch for Ottawa and Larry Nisely debuts as Ottawa’s third baseman.
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Ottawa Elks-American Legion
Osawatomie
Forest Park
Dennis Morelet
Ottawa
Larry Nisely
Have-Nots Out To Get Football Have-Nots Out To Get Football
New York AP report says AFL have not clubs target weaker teams from AFL and NFL as coaches claim. Jets pick two rookies Jeff Slabaugh and Gene Hecter, plus Oakland Raiders draft Claude Gibson in a special league draft. costs listed: 2500 for Jets rookies, 7500 for Gibson. Other AFL teams reserve players before Jets and Raiders selections.
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American Football League
AFL
National Football League
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Weeb
New York Jets
Oakland Raiders
Jets
Titans
Jeff Slabaugh
Indiana
Buffalo
Gene Hecter
West Virginia
San Diego
Raiders
Claude Gibson
Gibson
Juco Track Star To KU Signs With KU
AP reports Dan Castle the national junior college shot put record holder will enroll at the University of Kansas this fall. Castle from Palo Alto Calif is a 50 feet 1 inch shot putter and also competes in distance running and javelin. Arthur Cortez of Joplin Mo is another JC sprinter and broad jumper in the signings.
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Dan
Castle
University of Kansas
Palo Alto
Calif
Arthur Cortez
Joplin
Minister Accepts Edna Pastorship
Rev and Mrs R D Pick announce they will take a new charge at Edna after serving the Assembly of God Church in Pomona for 18 months. Pick's Pomona service ended June 9 and they left Tuesday. Their son Ron heads to Springfield Missouri for Central Bible Institute this fall.
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R. D. Pick
Edna
Picks
Assembly of God Church
Pick
Ron
Springfield
Central Bible Institute
Otis Lich
Faith Lutheran, Richter Win Church League Softball Games
Faith Lutheran beat First Christians 11 to 8 at Forest Park last night. Richter Methodist topped Westminster Presbyterian 6 to 4. First Christian’s Gentner went 2 for 3, Buck 2 for 4 for Faith Lutheran, Dexman 2 for 3. P Johnson and Lederer went 2 for 3 for Richter. Gaddis 2 for 3 for Westminster.
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Forest Park
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Westminster Presbyterian
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First Christain
Myers
First Christian
Gentner
Buck
Dexman
P. Johnson
Lederer
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Gaddis
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J. Beauchamp
Jim Lederer
I. Wallace
E Boyer
Gaeddert
L ‘Gaddis
B. Abbott
Hull
Chambers
Lyndies In Baseball Tournament Entered by Liberal NBC Club
Liberal's Lyndies certified as the fifth entry in the 33rd annual Kansas NBC ship Baseball Tournament in Wichita beginning July 5. The Western Kansas club represents the NBC affiliated Tri State League with Oklahoma and Texas teams. Liberal previously won the Tri State title and placed seventh in 1962 Kansas State tourney. Other clubs listed include Wichita Rapid Transit Dream Liners, Lyndon-Lynches, Wichita National Guard, and Great Bend Eagles. Deadline for franchise issuance to Kansas leagues and district tournaments is set for next Saturday.
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Wichita
National Baseball Congress
Western Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Wichita Rapid Transit Dreamliners
Lyndon -Lynches
Kansas National Guard
Great Bend Eagles
Snead Earns Open Berth With 140 At Purchase
Sam Snead fired 69 and 71 for a 140 total to reach the Open at Brookline after sectional qualifying across seven sites. The nationwide eliminations left 129 survivors joining 21 exempt players for the 63rd Open, with notable exits including Barber, Worsham, Turnesa, Ferrier, and Steelsmith. Gardner Dickinson led Detroit with 68-67-135 as Don Finsterwald posted 69-64-133 in Cincinnati.
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Purchase
N.Y
Brookline
Snead
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Winchester
Mass
Bakersfield
Calif
Fort Worth
Jack Nicklaus
Jerry Barber
Lew Worsham
PGA
Jim Turnesa
Jim Ferrier
Denny Shute
Ken Venturi
Don Whitt
Bill Collins
Rex Baxter
Jerry Steelsmith
Barber
Gardner Dickinson
Venturi
Whitt
Steelsmith
Baxter
Collins
Turnesa
Ferrier
New York
Bob Schoener Jr
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Cincinnati
A's Cling To Fifth
The Kansas City A's held fifth place in the American League by defeating the Los Angeles Angels 5 to 2 at Kansas City. Diego Segui, making his first start since April 26, allowed seven hits and four walks in a shaky performance but earned the win with five strikeouts. Gino Cimoli doubled in a run, Dean Chance issued a walk to force in another, and George Alusik added two RBIs with a single.
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Los Angeles Angels
Diego Segui
Gino Cimoli
Angels
Dean Chance
Segui
George Alusik
Mantle Receives State Honor From Oklahoma Leaders
The Oklahoma House and Senate approved a roarin voice resolution praising Mickey Mantle as a dear favorite of the sports-minded state. It proclaimed Oct 20 as Mickey Mantle Day. Mantle, a Commerce Oklahoma native, has athletic excellence admired by Oklahomans.
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Oklahoma House and Senate
Mickey Mantle
Oklahoma
Manile
Commerce Okla
Reader tip contest pays weekly five dollars
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by readers, rewarding timely and accurate information that helps reporting. Tips must be verifiable and filed with the newsroom.
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Ortiz Seeks $60,000 for Title Defense After WBA Strike
Light weight champion Carlos Ortiz, based in Puerto Rico and New York, said he would consult lawyers after the World Boxing Association stripped him of the crown for failing to defend against Kenny Lane. Ortiz, 26, noted offers of 60,000 to 70,000 for defenses and condemned the move as dictatorial while dismissing reports of a 30,000 offer for a Lane fight. The WBA withdrew recognition from Ortiz in Spokane over the Lane challenge.
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Muskegon
Mich
Baseball scores and schedules from Tuesday and beyond
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results with Boston topping Detroit in 15 innings 7 to 3 and Cleveland beating Baltimore 9 to 5. Other noted scores include Minnesota 8 Chicago 6 and Kansas City 5 Los Angeles 2. Upcoming games list Baltimore at New York Cleveland at Boston and Chicago at Los Angeles among others.
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Missouri Faces Arizona After 11-Inning Duel
In Omaha Arizona edged Florida State 4 3 after 11 innings in the NCAA double elimination tourney. Arizona advanced to meet Missouri, which beat Texas 3-2, in the last game of a tripleheader. Penn State eliminated Western Michigan 3-0, and USC beat Holy Cross 6-5. Missouri and Arizona remain unbeaten among the survivors.
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Qualifiers Listed For State Golf Tourney In Topeka
The opening round qualifiers for the Men’s State Golf Tournament are led by Gerry Rodehaver and Bill Anderson with scores in the 72 to 75 range. Players from Wichita Manhattan Topeka and other cities are listed with the top marks, plus playoff qualifiers and eliminations.
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Gerry Rodehaver
Wichita
Ron Schmedemann
Manhattan
Andy Nushaum
Salina
Monte Kaser
Jon Beougher Lawrence
Bill Anderson
Jim Hardy Hutchinson
Duke Evans
Gary Heath
John Wooden Lawrence
Clinton Whitney Wellington
Bob Dave Wellington
Bill Hentzler
Jim Colbert
Ray Urbank
E. B. Law
Nick Stevens
Jerry Adams
Richard Wohlgemuth
Bob Johnson
Clayton Kline
Glen Dillon
Dave Dennis
Independence
Jamie Thompson
Richard Horner
Tex Jones
Ray
Jim Sallee
Chuck Fish Hutchinson
Howard Engleman Salina
John Bogert
John Marino Salina
Fred Blazine
John Hanna
Lawrence
Dean Smith
Bob Hunsinger
Jim O’melley
Dennis Schlegel
Ralph Stewart
Charles Peffer
D. D. Proctor
Jack Goldstein
Bill Buser
Roger Brown
Arkansas City
Bill Richards
Jim Bullard
H. A
Dewey Calderwood
Ralph Cowell
Robert Humes
Tom Frenn
Fredonia Lass Enters AAU Meet in Wichita
Janell Smith, Fredonia High School track star, who had planned to rest an injured ankle for the Olympic trials, changes plans and will compete in an AAU meet in Wichita. The 16 year old withdrew from the Pan American Games 80 meter low hurdles due to a pulled tendon and will test the ankle in the 100 yard dash.
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Janell Smith
Fredonia
U.S
Sao Paulo
Brazil
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