Palmer Opens Strong In National Open At Oakmont
Arnold Palmer fired a 3-under 33 on the first nine of the second round at Oakmont as fog delayed early play. He trailed defending champion Gene Littler who held the first round lead, while Jack Nicklaus stood 1-under 35 and Miller Barber led after 36 holes with 143.
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Ohio Oil coast to 13-0 win with three no-hit innings
Little League action at Little League Park saw Ohio Oil top Star Cleaners 13-0 as Larry Thomas pitched three perfect frames before the ten-run rule ended the game. Steve Mc Grew and Bill Wright homered for Ohio Oil.
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Little League Park
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Powell-Stephenson
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Lovelace
Teamsters
Bedino
Wren Smith
West Terre Haute
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Dodge
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Church Softball Clubs match results and batteries listed
The record shows RHE N T H Baptist with scores 17 to 20 and 2, First E U B with 12 to 18 and 3. Batteries credited are Mellinger and Davis, Webster, Wilson and Herron. Clubs include Christ Lutheran Otterbein and E U B.
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Mellinger
Davis
Webster
Wilson and Herron
Wiley seeks new basketball coach as principal shifts
Wiley city officials search for a replacement basketball coach with assistant Gordon Neff favored for the post. Other candidates include Carl Jones Pete Chalas Howard Mathas and Tom Pitts. Possible shift of Pitts to Dean of Boys could elevate him as top cage candidate.
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Shoals
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van Buren
Howard Mathas
Glenn Junior High
Tom Pitts
Hart
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Pitts
Foyt Fined After Milwaukee Race Incident
A J Foyt winner of the Milwaukee race was fined 1000 by USAC for an incident after the event. Henry Banks USAC director of competition issued a severe reprimand for an argument with promoter Tom Marchese over appearance money. Banks warned a repeat could bring indefinite suspension. Eleven other fines were issued for violations during the Milwaukee race.
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A. J. Foyt
United States Auto Club Today
Henry Banks
USAC
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Tom Marchese
Banks
Foyt
Milwaukee
City Employees Edge Coverstones 4 3 in Slim Win
City Employees defeated Coverstones 4 to 3 in a pitcher’s duel. Wayne Myers struck out 13 over a three hit performance, while Don Blackburn gave up eight hits and struck out three for Coverstones. Fred Myers led Coverstones with two hits and a walk as Pestoff hit a homer for City Employees.
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Coverstones
Danny Pestoff
Wayne Myers
Don Blackburn
Fred Myers
Estas Pen Ae
Boxing results from AP reports in Miami Glasgow and Tokyo
AP reports show junior Grant of Miami outpointing Sweet Jimmy Robinson in Miami. John Cow boy McCormack of Scotland defeats Henry Hank of Detroit in Glasgow. Mundo Espararz of Mexico outpoints Fighting Harada in Tokyo.
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Cowboy) McCormack
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Harada
Japan
Yankees Trail Twins and battle for first in AL race
The New York Yankees stay half a game behind the Minnesota Twins after a 5-4 victory by Minnesota over the Angels on Lennie Green s ninth inning single. Cleveland and Chicago stumble as Kansas City and Baltimore win. Detroit and the Yankees rested. Jim Kaat earns the win for Minnesota while Green drives in the decisive run. The Senators sweep the Indians in a 3 game set with Danny O Connell driving in the key run.
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Art Fowler
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Wabash Valley Amateur golf championship tee times set
Tee off times posted for Saturday at 7 a.m. at Rea Park course for the Wabash Valley Amateur Championship. Late entries accepted until 1 p.m. Saturday. Last year’s winner Warren Artz. first event winner Norman Dunlap Jr. Entry is 10 dollars for 36 holes. Contact C-9432 for late arrangements. Roger Maris hit the first homer into the upper stands at the new Washington Stadium.
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Warren Artz
Norman Dunlap Jr
Ed Charles Homers Twice as A's Beat Royals
Rookie Ed Charles homered in his first two times up. Manny Jimenez led the A's with two hits while Jerry Lumpe homered and singled. Gordon Jones earned his first win of the year as Kansas City's fourth pitcher.
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Manny Jimenez
A’s
Jerry Lumpe
Gordon Jones
Kansas City
Cincinnati Homers Lead Early Baseball Run
Cincinnati belted 29 home runs in 26 games with Vada Pinson totaling nine and Wally Post seven of the rounds.
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Vada Pinson
Wally Post
Littler shoots into Open lead with accurate putter
In the National Open round Littler spoke with ease about his defense calling it a real shot in the arm. He praised his beautiful putting and noted missing only three fairways, signaling confidence after winning the Thunderbird Open last Sunday. Palmer faced trouble with his putter but rallied on the back nine as Littler pressed.
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Ben Hogan
Ralph Guldahl
Willie Anderson
Palmer
U. S
PGA
Four Prospects at College World Series Draw Scouts
In Omaha on June 15, 53 major league scouts attend the College World Series and assess players, believing only three or four among the field may become major leaguers. They emphasize the need to be present to avoid missing potential talent.
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Terre Haute Fairgrounds
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Bill
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