Palmer Falls Short In Open After 17th Hole Misfire
Arnold Palmer endured his worst moment of the Open at Oakmont as he trailed Jack Nicklaus by three after a late surge. A misjudged club choice on the 14th and a failed drive on the 17th sealed Palmer’s defeat, ending his hopes of a grand slam.
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Baseball Stat Leaders Snapshot From the Leagues
The data lists top players by home runs RBIs and pitching in both National and American Leagues. Key figures include Mays and Banks leading home runs, T Davis Cepeda and Mays high RBIs, with Purkey Koufax and Donovan among top pitchers.
Baseball Scoreboard First Game Action Across Leagues
Details from multiple 1960s era box scores show Cleveland routing New York 6 to 1 with HRs from Kindall Phillips and Ma honey while Ramos improves to 4-3 and Coates takes the loss. Other games feature Kirkland Berra HRs for the Yankees and Sieberg Killebrew Green homers for Minnesota Kansas City and Milwaukee and Chicagoan pitching battles produce additional homers and late-inning runs.
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Nicklaus Tops Palmer in Open Playoff at Oakmont
Jack Nicklaus, 22, defeated Arnold Palmer by three strokes in a tense Oakmont playoff to claim the U.S. Open crown. He plans a Western Open bid, then Britain’s Open, with Ohio State ahead his fall return.
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Indians Sweep Yankees As Race Tightens In A Lively Day
Cleveland thumped New York 6-1 and 6-3 to surge two games ahead in the American League. Manager Mel McGaha praised the pitching depth as Dick Donovan and Pedro Ramos each delivered strong wins with key homers by Kindall Phillips Mahoney and Willie Kirkland boosting the offense before a season-high crowd of 70 918 at Cleveland Stadium.
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Major League Standings and Key Sunday Results
The day’s results include Kansas City Athletics 10 over Minnesota 6 and Angels 5-3 6-5 wins over White Sox. Orioles beat Senators 4-3. Red Sox split after an 8-5 loss to Detroit. Dodgers 6-2 over Colts. Giants 6-3 over Cardinals. Pirates 7-8 over Braves. Phillies 7-2 over Reds. Cubs swept Mets 8-7 and 4-3. Norm Siebern homered twice for Kansas City. Killebrew and Green homered for Minnesota. Angels’ Bo Belinsky and Jack Spring strong relief. Roe shut out Colts 3-18 innings for 4th win. National League standings and Sunday results listed.
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Squeeze play ties game as Marston's ends in draw
Scottsdale and Marston's tie 5 5 in a suspended league clash at Eastlake Park Phoenix after a dramat ic comeback by Scottsdale tied the score in the sixth. Propstra settled after a rough start to earn the win and Blakley delivered a flawless squeeze bunt to plate Burns from second for the tying run. The game resumed with runners on base and two runs in the sixth, then Walton closed out the Mesas in the seventh, leaving the final score tied and Scottsdale 2-3 on the season.
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Long Enters National AAU Track Meet in Eugene
Dallas Long of Phoenix and USC will compete at the National AAU track and field meet in Eugene Oregon this weekend. Cyrol Burleson of Oregon will not run any track events this summer, ruling himself out of the AAU meet and the U S Russia dual meet in July after a NCAA mile win in 3 59 2.
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Contender Carlos Hernandez Fights In New York Upset
The report notes lightweight contender Carlos Hernandez lands a hard right on Paolo, dropping him to his knees for the first knockdown in a New York bout.
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Johansson Regains European Title in Record Crowd Fight
Ingemar Johansson defeated Dick Richardson of Wales by knockout at 2:13 of the eighth round to win the European title before more than 50,000 fans at Ullevi Stadium in Gothenburg. The gate topped $370,000, with Johansson earning about $130,000. He aims for a 1963 world title shot via Sonny Liston, hoping Liston dethrones Floyd Patterson in Chicago.
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Papago Plaza Indians Take Two-Thirds Season Lead in League
Papago Plaza Indians hold a two game lead in the South Scottsdale Little League with an 8-1 record at the two thirds mark. Pee Cabs stand second at 7-3 as the final round begins tonight at Supai School with Colts vs Giants at 6 pm and Cubs vs Indians at 8 pm. Last week minor league results include Cardinals 16 Yanks 10 and Orioles 17 Cubs 10 among others.
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Wightman Cup Changes Face Lift Suggested
London reports debate over altering the Wightman Cup as critics say the event favors the United States after its 28th straight victory this year. Editorials urge opening the competition to worthy challengers to restore balance and interest.
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