Kretlow Eliminated From U S Open Qualifying
AP reports golfer Kretlow failed to advance in U S Open qualifying events. He did not secure a spot after rounds, ending his bid at the national tournament qualifier.
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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
10
Kretlow Fails To Qualify For U S Open In Oklahoma City
Former AL pitcher Lou Kretlow, now Edmond golf professional, shot 84 and 81 at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club to miss the U S Open after a 151 cut line. Bob Shields led qualifiers with 129 at Oakcrest in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Kretlow
Kretlow
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Edmond
Okla
Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club
U. S. Golf Association
White Sox
Oakmont
Oklahoma City
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Bob Shields
Quincy
Ill
Oakcrest Club
Springfield
Dale Schofield
Oakcrest
NFL Wins Court Case
The NFL wins a court decision dismissing the AFL damages suit seeking 10.08 million dollars. U.S. District Judge Roszel C. Thomson rules the AFL claims of monopolistic practices invalid and orders court costs paid. Commissioner Rozelle calls it a vindication and urges AFL to pursue fair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Football League
American League
Baltimore
American Football League
NFL
U. S. Dist
Roszel C. Thomson
AFL
Dallas
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota
Pete Rozelle
Judge Thomson
Plastic grid helmet best used says AMA
The American Medical Association committee on sports medicine says the hard shelled plastic football helmet is the best ever used due to its shock absorbing capabilities. The conclusion followed the committee's national conference of head protection for athletes held last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Indians Grab Lone Lead With Thriller Over Orioles
John Romano and Chuck Essegian fueled Cleveland in a 10-7 win over Baltimore to seize first place by a half game. Essegian extended a hot streak as Romano drove in runs with two doubles and a three run homer in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Romano
Chuck Essegian
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Mt Vernon Youth Nets Two Holes in One Aces
Bobby Filberth, 14, son of Dr G W Filberth of Mt Vernon, scored two holes in one at Green Hills Country Club. He aced the 130 yard No 7 hole once on Wednesday and again on Friday as his first two aces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Bobby Filberth
G. W. Filberth
Green Hills
Bobby
Duesenberg Elected to Auto Racing Hall of Fame
Indianapolis May 22 AP Fred Duesenberg, builder of race and passenger cars, has been elected to auto racing's Hall of Fame by the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Foundation. He was the sole candidate to receive the required 75 percent of votes from 42 nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fred Duesenberg
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Foundation
Duesenberg
Referee Cleared In Paret Griffith Ring Death
Ruby Goldstein faced a three day New York hearing on the Paret Griffith middleweight bout tragedy. Managers Alfaro Sullo and De Maria testified that they urged stoppage but crowd noise drowned signals. Goldstein said he stopped the bout when Paret’s back touched the ropes and he believed two feet were on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Goldstein
Benny
Kid
Paret
Emile Griffith
Goldstein
Griffith
New York State
Manuel Alfaro
John Sullo
Joseph de Maria
Madison Square Garden
Attendance Drops in New Major League Cities
Attendance figures from the Associated Press show dwindling crowds in five cities with new MLB franchises: Milwaukee, Baltimore, Minnesota, Kansas City, and San Francisco trail last year’s pace by thousands. Los Angeles clubs Detroit and Anaheim exceed prior rates with the Dodgers up 197,203 and the Angels up 24,133. Milwaukee’s 1961 low was 1,100,000. franchises began in 1953 to 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Milwaukee Braves
Baltimore Orioles
San Francisco
Dodgers
Angels
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Detroit-Leroy Jeffery Stops Wesley Kidd In Michigan Bout
Detroit Leroy Jeffery, a 131 pound fighter from Detroit, stopped Wesley Kidd of Port Huron, Michigan, in a televised bout. The match ended with Jeffery defeating Kidd in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Leroy Jeffery
Wesley Kidd
Port Huron, Mich
Tigers and White Sox split high scoring AL tilt
Detroit toppled Chicago 7 to 3 with Colavito and Fernandez homers while Aparicio went deep for the Sox. Minnesota beat Washington 5 to 4 as Killebrew homered. Baltimore defeated Cleveland 7 to 10 in a late baserunning rally with multiple homers. Athletics outslugged Red Sox 10 to 5 as Walker and Azcue supplied key blows.
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Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Foytack
Nischwitz
Brown
Wynn
Fisher
Zanni
Lown
Kemmerer
Lollar
Roselli
W—Foytack
L—Wynn
Colavito
Fernandez
Aparicio
Twins
Senators
Pascual
Battey
Zimmerman
Stenhouse
Hobaugh
Katyna
Schmidt
W—Pascual
L—Stenhouse
Killebrew
Piersall
Athletics
Red Sox
Walter
Azcue
Conley
Earley
Fornieles
Kolstad
Tillman
W—Walker
L— Conley
Walker
Bressoud
St Louis Dodgers? No, St Louis beats Phillies in NL action
In National League play St Louis defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Washburn earned the win and Bennett took the loss. Sievers hit a homer for Philadelphia and White homered for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Phillies
Bennett
Green
McLish
Dalrymple
Broglio
Washburn
Shantz
Oliver
W—Washburn
L—Bennett
Sievers
White
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cubs
Pirates
Ellsworth
Anderson
Tappe
Thacker
Francis
Sturdivant
Leppert
Keeping beauty in apples with ORTHOCIDE spray
The ad extols ORTHOCIDE for apples, claiming pre bloom and 7 to 10 day sprays keep trees healthy and resistant to rot and scale. It notes deep green foliage signals strong feeding and asserts fruit will keep longer and please buyers.
Monday Stars Batting Drive Indians Into First Place
John Romano of the Indians drove in two runs with two doubles and later belted a three run homer with two out in the ninth, giving Cleveland a 10 7 win over Baltimore to claim first in the American League. Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers allowed five hits in an 8 1 victory over the Giants with ten strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romano
Essegian
Minnesota
Yankees
Washington
Camilo Pascual
Jerry Walker
Kansas City
A’s
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles
Rocky Colaviti
Chico Fernandez
Wynn
Tigers
White Sox
Bill Bruton
al Kaline
RBI
Paul Foytack
Ron Hischwitz
John Romano
Indians
Baltimore
Cleveland
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
San Francisco
Monday's Fights N Y Rubin Carter Stops Nando Card
In New York Rubin Carter stopped Sugar Boy Nando in three rounds. In Philadelphia Johnny Gilmore drew with Jimmy Fabrizio after four rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rubin Carter
Paterson
N.J
Sugar Boy
Nando
Netherlands
West Indies
Philadelphia
Johnny Gilmore
Jimmy Fabrizio
Giants Edge Dodgers in Extra Innings as Koufax Falls
In a 11 to 15 duel the Dodgers beat the Giants 15 11 in a 12 inning game. Koufax earned the win for Los Angeles with O'Dell taking the loss for San Francisco. Cepeda and Davis hit home runs for their clubs while Golden earned the Mets win and Mizell took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Colts
Hillman
Mizell
Taylor
Golden
Smith
W—Golden
L—Mizell
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
O'Dell
Bolin
Larsen
Bailey
Koufax
Roseboro
W—Koufax
L—O’dell
Cepeda
T. Davis
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