Palmer Follows Yates As Wet Cleveland Open Opens
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus battled wet conditions at the Cleveland Open as Wayne Yates carded a 66 to lead after the first round. Palmer predicted air could yield 60s this week while Nicklaus struggled with five bogeys en route to a 72. Don Finsterwald, Lionel Hebert and others trailed two strokes back as 141 pros and two amateurs faced a cut to the low 70 scorers after today’s play.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
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Yates
Atlanta
Dan Sikes
Dick Lotz
Aurora Comery Club
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Jack
Georegian
Don Finsterwald
Bob Stanton
Lionel Hebert
Raymond Floyd
Gardner Dickinson
Bob Charles
Ken Venturi
Finsterwald
Gay Brewer
Billy Casper
RH. Sikes
Julius Boros
Kaline Drives Tigers Past Twins With Two Homers
Al Kaline ended his batting slump with two home runs as Detroit beat Minnesota 5-2 after rain delays. Kaline drove in three runs to reach 51 for the season, aided by Norm Cash’s homer. Joe Sparma earned win with a four-hit outing. Jim Kaat took the loss on a double by Jim Kaat and a Zoilo Versalles sac fly. Other AL games rained out. NL results included Atlanta sweeping San Francisco and St Louis over Los Angeles. Sam McDowell took the loss for Cleveland against California.
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Associated Press
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Kaline
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Cleveland
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Joe Sparma
Jim Kaat
Zoilo Versalles
Boxing Results From AP In Missoula Montana Output
George Chuvalo of Toronto knocked out Archie Ray of Tucson in the second round. Don Fullmer of West Jordan stopped Loue is Garduno of Las Vegas in the second. Roger Rouse of Anaconda outpointed Bobby Rascon of Tucson over ten rounds.
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Missoula
Mont
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Archie Ray
Tucson
Ariz
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Loue Is Garduno
Las Vegas
Nev
Roger Rouse
Anaconda
Bobby Rascon
French Trotter Roqueline Dominates Gotham Trot at Yonkers
Henri Levesque of France rides Roqueline to her third U S win in the Gotham Trot at Yonkers Raceway, raising U S earnings to 112 500. The six year old mare previously won the United Nations Trot at Yonkers and the Challenge Cup at Roosevelt, with a bid to repeat next week. Despite a wet track, driver Jeane Rene Gougeon noted she handled the opposition from the outside for much of the 1 14 miles.
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City Scores City Scores
Senior League Elks lead with Grogan and Boyd powering a 221 total. Kiwanis and Rotary post varied tallies as Eagles, featuring Hart Cox and Walleace, accumulate 2305 in a noisy scoreboard.
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Ball
Wadkins
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Kramer
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Perkins
Husky
R. Holland
Totals
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Kloster
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Clough
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Geiss
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Davis
Keim
McClay
Bishop
Headrick
Tinsken
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Eagles
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Walleace
B Stauffer
Morrisey
Buckner
Moore
Stauffer
Mustain
Bowling Scores From Thursday Night Scratch Leaders
Bowling lanes report highlights top scores and teams in the THURSDAY NIGHT SCRATCH league. Standouts include H Reeves 1030 high, D McMillen 187 583, C Beckner 241 699, R Cochrane 210, and J Ledom 278 by TIMBER TUMBLERS and H Burns 154 411 for UNPREDICTABLES.
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H. Reeves
D. McMillen
R. Cochrane
D. Williams
M. Burns
R. SheffIeld
J. Ledom
A. McMillen
J. McMillen
L. Cromwell
Haymakers
C Burns
D. Gumm
the Hustlers
M. AiNsworth
C. Davis
Strugglers
D. Wright
Baseball Scoreboard Saturday's Big League Picks
National and American leagues shift into weekend action with key matchups. Pittsburgh visits Cincinnati while New York faces Atlanta and Houston meets Chicago. San Francisco travels to Los Angeles and Philadelphia plays St. Louis. week results show standings with divisions tight and rain affecting several games.
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Baltimore
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City
G.B. St. Louis
San Fran
Phila
Phia
Rally in Topeka Sponsored by Kansas SCCA
The Kansas Region of the Sports Car Club of America will sponsor a Gimmick Rally in Topeka Saturday night. The rally will begin at 7 p.m. at the Eastboro shopping center.
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Sports Car Club of America
Topeka
Eastboro
National AAU Stars Fire In Opening Night
National AAU meet opens with drama as Jim Hines defeats Charlie Greene by a photo finish in 9.3 seconds for the 100 yards. Hines faces Tommie Smith in the 220 while Greene plans a rematch. Jim Ryan looks to challenge in the mile and Randy Matson shifts to shot put. Seagren eyes 17-8 in pole vault as Gerry Lindgren wins the three mile. Ralph Boston loses to Jerry Proctor in a high school phenom duel.
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Jim Ryan
Tommie Smith
Bob Seagren
Randy Matson
Jimmy Hines
Charlie Greene
Hines
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Greene
Nebraska
Modesto
Smith
San Jose
Los Angeles
Ryan
Kansas
Jim Grelle
Oregon
Roscoe Divine
Dave Wilborn
Martin Liequori
Essex
Nwt
Matson
Texas A&m
Cleman
Nia
Gerry Lindgren
Lou Scott
Washington State
Ralph Boseton
Jerry Proctor
Pheemenon
Pasadena
Proctor
Boston
Braves Rally to Take Doubleheader, Aaron Keys Wins
Hank Aaron of the Braves slugged a two run homer to lift Atlanta to a 6 4 victory over San Francisco and seal a doubleheader sweep. Aaron had driven in the Braves first run in the opener as Atlanta won 2 0. Jim McGlothlin of the Angels shut out Cleveland on three hits for his seventh win against one defeat as California routed the Indians 7 0.
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Hank Aaron
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Atlanta
San Francisco
Aaron
Jim McGlothlin
Angels
Cleveland
California
Indians
Pro Football Rookies To Show Waves July 8
New York AP reports the All-America game in Atlanta on July 8 will feature 28 NFL rookies and 22 AFL rookies. East coached by Tom Cahill includes seven first round picks plus Nick Eddy, Notre Dame halfback. West coached by Bob Devaney also lists seven first rounders including Ray McDonald and Gene Upshaw among others.
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Atlanta
National Football League
American Football League
American Football Coaches Association
Tom Cahill
Army
Nick Eddy
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Detroit Lions
Baseball scoreboard results from multiple leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Phoenix defeated Denver 4 to 1 while Oklahoma City beat Tulsa 5 to 4 and Portland edged Portland 2 to 2. Vancouver 1 and Indianapolis 6 over Tacoma 5. In the International League Toronto won 4 to 2 against Toledo and Buffalo overtook Jacksonville 4 to 1 in 10 innings.
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Oklahoma City
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San Diego
Seattle
Toronto
Toledo
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