Nicklaus Struggles as Open Cutoff Looms
Defending champion Jack Nicklaus faltered to eight over par after 27 holes of the U S Open at The Country Club in Brookline Mass risking removal from the 36 hole cut. Dean Refram led with a 143 total while top contenders chased him amid gusting wind and improving conditions.
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Junior Baseball Clubs and Batter Notes Summary
Senior league style report lists teams and players across multiple clubs with batter and fielding lines. Highlights include home runs by Strange and Tyler, and notable doubles by Atkins Cheeks. Team matchups show RHE Harlem Stars losing 44 to 30.01 Bulldogs and Hawks beating Batteries 642 with Vaught Wright and Woodward Lovelette.
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Aird
Sanders
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Strange
Harlem Stars
Bulldogs
Brownfield
Corey
McCallum
D. Robinson
Monroe
Atkins
Cheeks
Fairbanks
Merchants Bank
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Visking Plans Sunday Softball Game With Decatur Merchants
Manager Bo Bennett announces Visking's probable starting lineup for Sunday at Memorial Stadium. Game time 1 30 p.m. The fundraiser is hosted by Visking Recreation Club. Wayne Meyers will pitch, Arch Blair catches, with Reece at first, Zwerner second, Bolk short, Henneman third. Outfielders Blair, Kallis, Vicars. Backups Rector and Ferguson. Reserves Scully DePasse Richards. Decatur are 1962 Midwest champs and fifth in World tourney.
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Charlie Vicars
Meyers
Noble Rector
Bob Ferguson
Pat Scully
Vic DePasse
Butch Richards
Terre Haute Handball Association forms with officers
The Terre Haute Handball Association held a formation meeting at Dr William Drum mys home electing Dr William Drummy president Joe Malooley vice president James Webster secretary Sam Fine treasurer Charter members include Bill Traverse Pierre Miller Herb Mace Dick Mace Al Griffy Robert Monroe Guy Cornbloom Sr Guy Cornbloom Jr Harvey Clark Robert Duffy Jack Euratte and Paul McKee Meetings will be monthly Tournaments to be held at the YMCA with college and high school cooperation Plans to invite national handball champions for exhibitions and instruction mentioned Also notes Dick Howser new Cleveland Indians shortstop and Haywood Sullivan of the Kansas City Athletics as residents of West Palm Beach Florida
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Joe Malooley
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al Griffy
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Robert Duffy
Jack Euratte
Paul McKee
YMCA
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Haywood Sullivan
Kansas City Athletics
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Open Golf Opened With Harsh Welcome At Brookline
Oscar Fraley reports the U S Open at Brookline where the Old Lady of Boylston Street, Brookline’s course, drew sharp jokes from pros as rough and small greens challenged leaders. Davis Love posted 32 on front nine, Ed Furgol and Bobby Nichols saved 41 on back nine, Cary Middlecoff opened 36 then 44 home.
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Bobby Nichols
Cary Middlecoff
New York Mets Stadium at Flushing Delayed but Near Ready
New York officials say Whitliam Shea Stadium in Flushing Meadows Park will be ready for baseball in 1964 and perhaps for the 1963 football season. Delays arose from a railings sub-contractor failure and a pre-cast cement contractor. Cost has risen from 15 million to 19.7 million and could exceed 20 million.
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Mets
William J
Schoenfeld
Chavez Ravine
Local Leagues Standings and Battery Lineups
Local 1041 Pepsi-Cola and All Valley Meats lead North Evening Optimist standings with 4 wins each. West Terre Haute and Terre Haute clubs list multiple battery names and team rosters across divisions, including Foradori Elliott Trans and Gibson Coal in mixed entries.
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A. Nasser
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Kosco
Senators Suffer 22 Losses in 29 Games Under Hodges
NEW YORK June 21 Gil Hodges faces a brutal stretch as Senators manager with 22 defeats in 29 games eight straight losses five by one run and two in the ninth. Hodges, veteran of pennant teams and the 1962 Mets, sat silent after a 5-4 loss to the Yankees. He expressed disbelief saying he thought they had the game in the bag.
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Zorah Shrine and Coca-Cola Win in Connie Mack League
Zorah Shrine beat Central Eastside Merchants 4 to 3 with Louie Law son Jim Cook and Bill Morris delivering key hits. Coca-Cola defeated D-X 5 to 4 as Don Wilbur and Tony Smodilla led the batting with multiple singles and a three bagger.
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Jim Cook
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Don Wilbur
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Cabin Still Bourbon Ad Appeals to Test of Flavor
An old style handmade Bourbon brand claims superior flavor from a 114 year old sour mash recipe. The notice urges readers to request full cash refund details and test Cabin Still against their current brand.
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