Palmer Leads Open As Nicklaus Fades In Massachusetts
Arnold Palmer set to press for a U S Open title at Brookline with a 69 matching par scores as Jack Nicklaus faded from the lead. Palmer showed form on the back nine after a solid front nine, while Nicklaus struggled with three bogeys and a final big miss at the 18th hole, leaving the course to tougher rounds ahead.
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UPI
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Jack Nicklaus
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Jacky Cupit
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Dean Refram
Boca Raton
Fla
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Davis Love
Charlotte
N.C
Bruce Crampton
Don January
Billy Maxwell
Bob Gajcia
Cary Middlecoff
Tommy Bolt
Dick Mayer
Jack Fleck
Bob Rosburg
Chick Harbert
Vic Ghezzi
Canada
Stan Leonard
Bob Goalby
Johnny Pott
U.S
Deane Beman
Sam Snead
Gary Player
Ted Ray
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Thunderbird
Annie
Tri-City Triumphs 7-6 In Last-Frame Baseball Thriller
Basebal l action saw Tri-City rally to beat Gill Electric 7-6 as Kit Baker drove home Oddie Martinez for the winning run in the bottom of the final inning. Tom Miller collected two singles in three trips, and Mark Farias went two for two with two singles for Tri-City. Gill Electric had earlier taken a 6-6 tie before the decisive inning.
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Kit Baker
Oddie Martinez
Tri-City
Gill Electric
Tom Miller
Mark Farias
Jess Serrano
Gary Ostor
Jim Wilson
Ron van Horn
Steve Mitchell
Mike Vernon
Tom Johns
Rich Milkowski
Gill
Doug Maddox
Evin Williams
Jerry Boser
Sages
Ralph Tejada
Jeff Lewis
Vic Macias
Sage
Jim Fulmer
Dennis Lopez
Mike Fulmer
Tommy Ahearn
Ocean fishing report highlights strong barracuda catches across LA area
The latest 24 hour ocean fishing report lists multiple ports and boats with high barracuda counts. San Clemente Pier totals include 734 barracuda and 681 calico bass. Oceanside reports 680 barracuda and 645 bass. Newport and Long Beach ports show substantial barracuda and bonito as well as numerous calico and white sea bass.
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San Clemente Pier
Oceanside
Huntington Beach
San Pedro
Norm's Landing
St. Landing
Newport Beach
Davey's Locker
Newport Pier
Balboa Pavillion and Seasport Landing
Long Beach
Pacific Landing
Pierpoint Landing
Belmont Pier
Standings and results from baseball and hockey leagues
The standings show St. Louis, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Cincinnati leading the NL with records around 40 wins. In the AL New York tops at 68 wins as Chicago and Boston trail. results include Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 5 and Cincinnati 3 Houston 0. Upcoming games list Pittsburgh at Chicago and Houston at Cincinnati among others with radio KMPC 8 p.m. listed.
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San Francisco
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Chicago
Milwaukee
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Philadelphia
Houston
New York
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Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Angels
Midget Auto Races At Orange Show Stadium Sunday Night
United States Auto Club drivers in the 110 Offys race at Orange Show Stadium Sunday night featuring a 50 lap national championship main event. The program opens with a three lap trophy dash among the four fastest qualifiers at 8:30 p.m. Qualifying for 46 entrants begins at 7:30 p.m. with practice at 6:00 p.m.
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United States Auto Club
Orange Show Stadium
Hayes 9.1 dash breaks world 100 yard mark at AAU meet
US qualified for upcoming Russia meet as Bob Hayes clocked 9.1 for a world record in the 100 yard dash at the 75th National AAU Track and Field championships. Brian Sternberg set a meet record with 16 feet 4 inches in the pole vault, while Hayes Jones regained the 120 yard high hurdles title in 13.4. Pete McArdle won the six mile in 28 23.2 as Dave Davis led shot put at 62 feet 5.34 inches and Larry Stuart won the javelin at 255 feet 3 inches posting points for Southern California Striders.
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Russia
Bob Hayes
Hayes
Florida
A&m
Brian Sternberg
Hayes Jones
Detroit
Pete McArdle
New York City
Dave Davis
U.S. Marines
Gary Gubner
Grand Street Boys Club
New York
Gabner
Parry O'Brien
Larry Stuart
Southern California Striders
Ralph Boston
New York A.C
Wynn falls short of 300th win in 2-0 loss to White Sox
Early Wynn, age 43, failed to reach 300 victories as he pitched eight scoreless innings before Floyd Robinson’s leadoff single and a ninth inning rally doomed his bid. Ron Hansen’s homer provided Chicago’s only runs while Wynn lingered on the brink of history after being signed by Cleveland three weeks earlier. The White Sox win keeps them one game behind the Yankees as Detroit notches a win and several NL results follow.
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Floyd Robinson
Dave Nicholson
Ron Hansen
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Detroit
Charley Dressen
Kansas City
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Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Yankees
Dick Stuart
Bill Monbouquette
Aguirre
Hank Aguirre
Tigers
Bill Faul
Tom Sturdivant
Twins
Ike Delock
Dean Stone
Orioles
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Jimmie Hall
Lee Stange
Robin Roberts
Stable 125 favorite over Scott on TV
New York Cuban Jose Stable of New York is favored at 125 to beat Charley Scott of Philadelphia tonight in a 10 round nationally televised bout at Madison Square Garden for a shot at welterweight champion Emile Griffith. If Stable wins he earns a non-title bout with Griffith. a Scott upset could earn Scott a September title shot. Griffith’s purse for a defense against Scott could be 50,000 if Scott wins. Stable, 22, has 19 victories in 22 fights with six knockouts. Scott, 27, has 33 wins 21 defeats in 54 fights with two previous stoppages.
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Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Emile Griffith
Scott
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Teddy Brenner
Herman Taylor
Charley
Luis Rodriguez
Golden West Invitational Billed as Top High School Meet
In Los Angeles 104 entrants compete in the California versus rest of nation meet at the Golden West Invitational. Notable sprinter Jerry Saffell of Laporte Indiana runs both high and low hurdles with best times of 13.9 and 18.6 respectively, among rivals recording 18.3 to 19.5 seconds.
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California
Jerry Saffell
Laporte
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Forty Niners add trio of ends with rookie Campbell
The San Francisco Forty Niners secure veteran end contracts from Clyde Conner Monte Stickles and Bernie Casey and include top rookie Hugh Campbell in the lineup, ensuring ample pass catching options for the new season.
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UPI
Clyde Conner
Monte Stickles
Bernie Casey
Hugh Campbell
Hodges seeks hit to end Senators losing streak
Hodges, sidelined from active duty but not ruled out, pressures himself to end Washington's nine game skid after a 1-0 defeat to the Los Angeles Angels. Dean Chance and Julio Navarro combined for the Angels' shutout, with Hodges using four pinch hitters in the ninth in a valiant but futile effort.
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UPI
Gil Hodges
Washington Senators
Hodges
Los Angeles Angels
Senators
Angels
Dean Chance
Julio Navarro
Chance
Bill Rigney
Navarro
Yucaipa Learn-to-Swim Program Full as Second Class Opens
The Yucaipa Recreation District reports the first Learn-to-Swim session is full and registrations for the second class are now being accepted on a first come basis. The second program starts July 8 at Seventh Street pool, with Howard Newmann as pool manager and staff Dave Caminiti, Mike Howe, Ron DeCrona, and Randy Skyberg. A crowd of about 300 attended the opening.
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Yucaipa
Seventh Street
Howard Newmann
Yucaipa High
Dave Caminiti
Mike Howe
Ron DeCrona
Randy Skyberg
Redlands YMCA Offers Adult Learn to Swim Course
Wes Ogle, physical director, announced a five lesson adult learn to swim course at the Redlands YMCA. Enrollment is Wednesday between 8 and 9 p.m. at the Y. The class meets Mondays and Wednesdays from 8 to 9 p.m. Open to men and women. A $5 fee may be applied toward a YMCA membership within 30 days.
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Redlands Ymca
Wes Ogle
Angels Fend Off Senators in Low-Scoring Win
Bob Johnson Al Smith and Russ Snyder each connected as the Angels halted the Senators nine game slide. Dean Chance and Julio Navar combined on a four hit effort, the only scoring coming in the sixth when two singles and Bob Perry's sacrifice fly produced the lone run.
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Oles
Bob Johnson
al Smith
Russ Snyder
Dean Chance
Julio Navarro
Angels
Senators
Bob Perry
Koufax Sharpens Form as Dodgers Near NL Lead
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax shows perfect finger motion to signal health as he wins his fourth straight, defeating the St Louis Cardinals 5-3 with nine strikeouts. Tommy Davis adds a two run homer, while Milwaukee beats San Francisco and other nl teams shift standings. In AL, Red Sox end Yankees streak and other scores roll through key games.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Koufax
Tim McCarver
Ron Perranoski
Redlands athletes shine as Ramborger sets deaf national javelin mark
Richard Ramborger of Redlands broke the deaf national record with a 198 ft 3 in javelin throw at the Inland Track and Field Association allcomers meet at San Bernardino Valley College. His brother Bill was runner-up in the event as University of Redlands athletes posted several top finishes including Sam Kirk's 14 ft 8 in pole vault meet record and Roger Cox winning the 440 in 50.5. Junior high results highlighted Mike Weaver’s 11.5 in the 100 and 22.4 in the 180 hurdles. The next all-comers meet is Friday at 6:30 p.m.
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Richard Ramborger
Inland Track and Field Association
San Bernardino Valley College
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Bill
Richard
University of Redlands
Sam Kirk
Jeff Owens
Roger Cox
Redlands High Terrier
Steve Huffstutler
RHS
Bobby Thomas
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Red
Mike Weaver
RHL
Ken Hurlbert
Hurlbert
Gorrell
G. Smith
Stafford
Thomas
R. Ramberger
Breyer
Wyper
Kennedy
Hood
Cox
Alejandro
Forman
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B. Bonds
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Yahn
Crawford
Rawlings
Kirk
Owens
Payne
W. Ramberger
Barnett
Guy
Davis
Crites
Weaver
Daniels
Holman
C. Weaver
Garcia
M. Weaver
C. Brown
Byard
Bradford
Ostend
Hickey
Short
Sampson
Eighteen 3 year olds entered in Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park
Eighteen three year olds were entered in two divisions of the Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park as a stepping stone to the Hollywood Derby. The race was split into two $40,000 contests, giving Mrs. Connie M. King's horses another pair of chances after sweeping the Argo Naut Stakes with Olympiad King and Oppo. Other contenders include Y Flash Brer'r Rabbit Missilery Doll in Point and Bee keeper College Gene Light Lime American Delight. Olympiad King carries 126 pounds in the second division, with rivals Viking Spirit Sky Gem Solar Spectrum Sheerens Porter Real Luck Quita Dude Lak Nak Prairie Dog among the entries. Dr Kacy upset Mr Consistency in Friday's Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Purse for $17.60. Nischwitz sent to Jacksonville as Early Wynn arrives.
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UPI
Hollywood Park
Hollywood
Olympiad King
Oppo
Y Flash
Brer’r Rabbit
Missilery
Dollin Point
Bee Keeper
College Gene
Light Lime
American Delight
Viking Spirit
Sky Gem
Solar Spectrum
Sheereens Porter
Real Luck
Quita Dude
Lak Nak
Prairie Dog
Jim Parkinson Man to Watch at Riverside Race
Riverside race day spotlight falls on Jim Parkinson driver of the Joe Campbell Special who has swept big bore modified races at Pomona Del Mar and Santa Barbara He aims to gain more Pacific Coast Divisional sports car points in the two day Riverside event with his rear engine Corvette Skip Hudson and Ronnie Bucknam challenge him while Ken Miles debuts a Dolphin Porsche weighing 1100 pounds
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Joe Campbell
Riverside Raceway
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del Mar
Santa Barbara
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Skip Hudson
Ronnie Bucknam
Hollywood
of Waller III
Ken Miles
North Hollywood
Starting times set for Redlands mixed golf tourney
A best ball of partners mixed golf tournament will be held tomorrow at Redlands Country Club with the first foursome starting at 11 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. William Howard and Mr. and Mrs. A. Everett Smith are in charge. Starting times list 11 a.m. through 12:08 p.m. with pairings led by Wm. E. Howard and Mrs. Ed Banta.
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Redlands Country Club
William Howard
A. Everett Smith
Wm. E. Howard
Ed Banta
Col
Fred Howard
Robert Sherrod
John Peterson
Podge Wilbourn
al Wincher
Everett Smith
Percy Dornfeld
Dee Cowen
Earl Bandy
Vernon Lee
Leonard Watkins
Jerry Larsen
Dan C. Smith
Frank Postle
Bill Reid
Vernon Crear
Jasper Bailey
Harold Moser
Marjorie Summers
John Hart
Riessen to face Ralston in NCAA tennis final
Marty Riessen of Northwestern upset Rafael Osuna 6-4 2-6 4-6 6-2 6-3 to reach the NCAA final in Princeton. Dennis Ralston of Southern California advanced after defeating Art Ashe 6-2 8-6 3-6 6-1. Osuna and Ralston then won the doubles semifinal against Riessen and Clark Graebner 6-3 3-6 4-6 7-5 6-3, setting up an all SoCal final pairing for doubles with Bond and Earnhart.
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Princeton
Marty Riessen
Northwestern
Rafael Osuna
Dennis Ralston
Southern California
Riessen
Osuna
Princeton University
Ralston
Art Ashe
UCLA
Stanford University
Clark Graebner
Bond
Earnhart
John Hammill
Rod Mandelstam
Miami
Fla
Lakers Sign Jim King From Tulsa University
Los Angeles and Tulsa University guard Jim King has signed an NBA contract with the Los Angeles Lakers. He was the Missouri Valley Conference scoring leader and the Lakers’ second draft choice.
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UPD
Jim King
Tulsa University
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Rough returns haunt U S Open as players fight for fairway
Brookline reports reveal players struggle with dense rough on the first hole and across the course. Mason Rudolph from Clarksville lands a drive in the rough after three swings, while Mike Souchak and Sam Snead speak of finding and losing balls in thick grass. Deane Beman and Tony Lema join the chorus of frustration as the field contends with brutal terrain and long rounds.
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Mass
UPI
Fearless Fraley
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Rudolph
Deane Beman
Lema
Sam Snead
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