Palmer Opens Open Lead With 68 Round One
Arnold Palmer shot a 68 at Congressional to set the pace in the U S Open. He was the only player under par, as defending champ Boros and stars like Nicklaus and Snead struggled. Palmer led a large field through the opening round, with many players well over par.
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White Sox Return To AL First After Rabbit Ball Rise
The Chicago White Sox surge to first in the American League as the so called rabbit ball and flutter ball influence games. The pace and misdirection helped by the ball types boosted Chicago in a key stretch against Baltimore.
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Sox Take AL Lead With Charles Homer
Chicago's Mike Hershberger and Al Weis hit homers to back Hoyt Wilhelm's strong relief as the White Sox beat Baltimore 2-0, moving into first and dropping the Orioles to second behind New York. Dave McNally struggled despite four hits in seven. Elston Howard and Tom Tresh drove in two for the Yankees in a 6-3 win over Boston. Kansas City edged Detroit 3-2. Ed Charles homered to beat former teammate Ed Rakow. Bill Freehan tied it for Detroit with a seventh inning shot.
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Boxing Results Show Mixed Outcomes Across Cities
Boxing results from AP wire list multiple bouts with varied winners. Gordon McAteer of Britain defeated Tommy Atkins of Nigeria by decision. Ralph Dupas of New Orleans beat Peter Schmidt of Toronto on points. Raul Roja of San Pedro, California outpointed Danny Kid of the Philippines in featherweight action.
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Major Stars Pitching and Hitting Spark Big Wins
Vern Law allowed only three singles as the Pirates crushed the Mets 10 to 0, earning his fourth win in the last five starts. Julian Javier starred for the Cardinals with a homer, double and single, driving in five in a 7 to 6 victory over the Giants.
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Cal Rowers Change Oars at Intercollegiate Regatta
Syracuse AP Jim Lemmon prepares California varsity to race with oversized shovel blades at the 62nd Intercollegiate Rowing Championship on Onondaga Lake. Cal has tested the new oars all season as veteran rowers note Lemmon’s wary, close-mouthed approach this week.
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Baseball Scoreboard American League Standings Snapshot
Teams lead the American League with Chicago at 34 22 and Baltimore 36 24. New York 34 23 and Cleveland 30 27 chase, while Minnesota 32 29 and Boston 31 31 trail. Thursday results include Kansas City 3 Detroit 2 and New York 6 Boston 3.
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Golf Champ Defeated In Kansas Women's Amateur
Dorothy Graham of El Dorado defeated defending champion Pat Rubelee 1 up in the quarter finals at Salina. Graham advances to play Joan Ashley after Ashley eliminated Lila Adamson 4 and 2. In other semi finals Jackie Evans meets Carolyn Dunham, Evans winning 6 and 5 over Wanna Bachelder and Dunham beating Mary Beth Engleman 3 and 2. Final 36 holes are set for Saturday.
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Markus Stars As Minnesota Wins NCAA Baseball Title
Dewey Markus led Minnesota to a 5 1 victory over Missouri in the College World Series final. Joe Pollack pitched a four hitter as coach Dick Siebert praised Markus for lifting the team after a tough Texas trip. Markus signed with the Chicago Cubs for 2500 after the game, while Missouri finished as runner up for the third time.
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Mays Fans In Ninth With 2 Men On Base
In the ninth inning Willie Mays struck out as Alvin Dark sent him up with two on and a one run deficit. Julian Javier homered doubled and singled driving in five of St Louis runs as the Cardinals beat the Giants 7 6. In other NL action Ray Sadecki beat SF as the loss kept San Francisco a game behind Philadelphia.
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Minnesota Hogs Spots All Tournament Team
Minnesota's NCAA baseball champions had five players named to the all tournament team after the 18th College World Series. Joe Ferris earned outstanding player honors while Keith Weber of Missouri and Joe Pollock of Minnesota tied for pitchers. Minnesota selections also included Bill Davis Dewey Markus Ron Wojciak and Dave Hoffman.
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Wellsville Girls Lose Two Softball Games
Wellsville girls softball teams lost to Edgerton on Thursday with the B team 19 to 9 and the A team 18 to 8. Curly Haney homered in the B game. Penny Whitley and Judy Crist pitched the A game. Crist homered and doubled. Jo Ellen Coughenour, Charlotte Barnett, and Penny Whitley doubled. Jo Ellen also tripled. Both Wellsville teams host Gardner on Tuesday June 23 at 6 p.m.
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