Aaron Wininger and Player share Cleveland lead in Open
In hot Beechmont course conditions at Beechmont Country Club, Tommy Aaron Gary Player and Bo Wininger posted seven under par 135 totals to share the second round lead at the Cleveland Open. The field narrows to 75 and ties for the final rounds, with an 18 hole playoff possible if tied.
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Bob Goalby
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Eggers
Henderson
Nev
Rod Funseth
Don January
Sammy Snead
Cleveland Leaders Allstar Teams Named for Highland Hills Little League
A list of players and sponsors from Cleveland area leagues and sponsors outlines All-Star selections for Highland Hills American and related youth programs. Teams include Patchernick’s Archue’s Tile Service, Lions Juniors and Seniors, and several local businesses such as Fetzer, Seeger, Hightond Electric, Coca Cola, and Shaffer’s, with managers and coaches named among community supporters.
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Jim Spears
Steve Aycock
Stan
Elson
Massive East Team Choice In Grid Tilt
The East side, heavy favorites, faces a West lineup in the third annual All-America football game at War Memorial Stadium to open the 1963 season. Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn predicts a high scoring affair while Southern California mentor John McKay expects a competitive, balanced battle. Players from Wisconsin, Penn State, Michigan State, and many others fill the rosters as pregame rotations and injuries shape the key matchups.
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YWCA Starts Swim Class For Juniors And Seniors
The YWCA at 403 Fifth Street begins four life saving swim classes for juniors and seniors at 30 cents per lesson in July. Juniors must be at least 12 years old while seniors are 14. Mrs Opal Walker will be in charge.
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Hold it Boros Not Oldest Open Winner
The USGA corrected a post victory claim and stated Julius Boros was not the oldest U S Open winner. Ted Ray remains the oldest champ, aged 43 years 4 months 16 days at his 1920 Brookline victory, 26 days older than Boros on his 1963 title day.
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Liston Spars in Training Ahead of Patterson Bout
Ex-heavyweight champion Joe Louis watched Sonny Liston spar and perform calisthenics at the Thunderbird Hotel in Las Vegas with about 700 spectators including Gov. Grant Sawyer. Louis noted Liston appeared in terrific shape despite being 10 pounds overweight and at 2,225 pounds, about 10 more than his weight when he won the title. Promoter Al Bolan discussed flying lessons with Patterson, who said a light session behind closed doors is not dangerous and there is no contract restriction.
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Barretts Clash In Exhibition At Hot Wells Mesa
Barrett Industries and Border Fence, top in their leagues, meet in an exhibition game at 4 p.m. Saturday at Hot Wells Mesa. Earlier, Flores Drive-In faces Causa Manarla Jokers in the Hot Wells League clash.
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Softball and tennis highlights from national and college scenes
The report covers USA Fast Pitch action at Lackland AFB and a university tennis meet with Spielern like Roberta Alison advancing to finals. It also notes the City Lumber baseball win in Brookville, and details from the Carvel Women's Open Golf tournament led by Jane Kimball at Tam O’Shaughnessy Club, with top contenders like Marilynn Smith and Joann Prentice.
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Brookville
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White Sox Acquire Jim Lemon to Bolster Bench and Power
The Chicago White Sox announce the purchase of first baseman outfielder Jim Lemon from the Philadelphia Phillies for cash in a waiver sale. Lemon, 35, batted .276 in 30 games with the Phillies and .222 in five games with the Twins this season, is a 6 foot 5 inch veteran who hit three home runs in 1966 and drove in 100 runs in 1959 and 1960, expected to provide right handed pinch hitting depth.
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Spahn Stops Dodgers 10 NE Boxes By UPI
Warren Spahn hurled a three hit shutout over the Dodgers, ending a streak since 1948 of his away win over Los Angeles. Don Drysdale took the loss as the Dodgers fell 1 0 behind the Cardinals who, with Gibson’s six hitter and timely St. Louis hits, beat the Colts 9 2. Gibson struck out 13 in a St Louis win, while Spahn improved to 11 3. The Dodgers’ only run came on a first inning sacrifice fly by Torre after Maye walked, Mathews and Aaron loaded the bases.
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Seguin White Sox Take Second With 9-5 Win
Seguin White Sox moved into clear second in the South Texas League by beating the San Marcos Blue Sox 9-5. Joel Tigett led with a double and two singles, Jim Langley hit a two RBI bases-loaded triple, while J. C. Hosea of San Marcos had a double and a single. Seguin improves to 6-2. San Marcos to 1-6. Ft. Sam Houston leads at 7-2.
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YMCA Baseball Midget and Junior League Notes
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB MIDGETS Roy Akers led a 3 to 4 result against Lawrence at Corner Juniors Madison 3. Jefferson State Bank and J Lawrence featured in a Dellview Baptist field game where Kopp and Arnold fielded a 7 to 3 score line. Other matches included YMCA Optimist 3 and a COSMOPOLITAN CLUB listing with teams such as Reile and Hailowey and Padillo and Guest.
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Rangers Beat Northeast 3-1 at Christy Mathewson Diamond
Fort Sam Houston Rangers defeated the Northeast Independents 3-1 on Friday night. Lucky Wills led the issue with a double and a single, while Larry Rowe and Jim Messer doubled and singled for Northeast. Pitching and fielding limited the Independents to seven runs and six hits.
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