Open qualifying continues for the U S Open golf
The article covers sectional qualifiers across multiple cities for the U S Open with Ed Furgol failing to advance and Sam Snead attempting his 26th Open. It notes 67 players advanced on Monday and 24 spots remain at Detroit and other sites, while 67 earned through seven sites and 27 were exempt. It lists former champions eliminated and highlights Bob Verney’s seven under par 133 at Memphis. It also mentions a separate Johnson plan to rehab slums and Kaiser Industries heading the committee.
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Hebert
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Don Finsterwald
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Reichardt Leaps For Foul Line Drive Then Falls Into Seats
Rick Reichardt of the California Angels flips into the stands while reaching for a Paul Blair drive in the first inning against the Baltimore Orioles in Anaheim. He climbs back over the seating, drawing attention from fans as play resumes.
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Writer's Son John Travers Plays for Penn State
John Travers junior Penn State freshman basketball player is the son of veteran Harrisburg Patriot News sports reporter John Travers.
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John
Mike) Travers
Penn State
John Travers
Harrisburg, Pa
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Lew Hudson Returns to St Louis to Pursue NBA Dream
AP reports Lew Hudson, returning to St Louis, aims to play in the NBA after lingering in the ABA scene. He expresses desire to join the National Basketball Association and pursue a higher level of competition.
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Lou Hudson
National Basketball Association
Hudson returns to Hawks after ABA bid and contract move
Lou Hudson announces stay with the St. Louis Hawks after signing a 1967-68 NBA contract. Ben Kerner says he is pleased the rookie star remains, despite prior ABA talks with the Minnesota Muskies. The Hawks had filed a $3 million damage suit which was withdrawn.
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Lou Hudson
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Greensboro
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Associated Press
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Injured Belmont favorite Cool Reception Is Put Down
Cool Reception the Canadian colt that finished second in the Belmont Stakes with a broken right foreleg was destroyed Monday night after a failed two hour operation. Jockey Johnny Sellers praised the horse’s grit as he walked the animal to the unsaddling ring. Dr William Reed said the leg shattered after a prior fracture and could not be saved.
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Damascus
Jocky Johnny Sellers
William Reed
Barber Back With Orioles After Fine For Leaving Camp
Orioles pitcher Steve Barber returned to the team in Anaheim and was fined about 500 by manager Hank Bauer for leaving the squad without permission. Barber said a left handed move was a mistake and he wants to address his wildness after walking 48 batters in 46 innings. Bauer said the fine stands and Barber will be temporarily removed from the starting rotation due to ineffective pitching.
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Steve Barber
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Detroit
Damascus and Dr Fager eye rests before big summer races
Damascus scored an easy Belmont Stakes win worth 138700 and heads to the Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park June 17 as Dr. Fager targets the Saranac at Aqueduct or the Classic at Arlington Park. A meeting between the two champions seems unlikely in the near term.
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Dr. Fager
Frank Whiteley Jr
Laurel, Md
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