Western Amateur field to feature Walker Cup stars
The field for next week's Western Amateur at Point O Woods Country Club includes seven Walker Cup and America Cup veterans such as Ed Updegraf Bob Cochran and Jim Jackson with Upsetdraff a two time winner. Young contenders like George Boutell Arne Dokka and Marty Fleckman join a strong 180 player field. Tom Weiskopf and other past champions are noted as pros. The tournament runs over four days with a 180 player main draw and match play to conclude on Sunday.
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Benton Harbor
Muh
Honery
Point O'Wonrls Country Club
United States
Ed Tutweiler
Indianapolis
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Bob ‘Gardner
Essex Fells
Bill Hyndman
Huntingdon Valley
Dick Davies
Los Angeles
Bob Cochran
Normandy
Jimmy Jackson
Kirswoold
Mo Updegraff
Cochran
Tom Draper
Birmingham
Mich
John Farquhar
Amarillo
Tex
Herb Durham
Dallas
Art Hudnurtt
Elytia
George Boutell
Phoenix
Trans- Mississippi
Arne Dokka
Marty Fleckman
Houston
Jim Wice
Atherton
Calif
Point Q
Tommy Aaron
Jack Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Steve Oppermann
Spraff
Ariz. Country Club
Stadium crowds and capacities captivate fans across arenas
Fans prize attendance figures as much as scores, with press pools and stadium capacities fueling discussion. The piece lists top college and municipal venues, notable crowds from 1930s to 1950s games, and historic gates in baseball, football, boxing, and venues like Michigan, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Soldier Field.
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Cleveland
Willie Mays
Rocky Colavito
America
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Dagers
Angels
Chavez Ravine
Clevelands
Soldier's Wield
Chicago
Indianapolis
United States
Municipal Stadium
Gary Player Opens Lead in $66,000 Three-Man Match Play
In Rockville Maryland Gary Player shot a course record 66 66 to lead the $66 000 big three challenge after 36 holes with a two day total of 132. He held a ten stroke lead as third day play began with clear weather and steady scoring.
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Rockville
UPI
Gary Player
Mauch salutes Stengel as two great managers in baseball
Gene Mauch, at 39, defends Casey Stengel as not old enough to manage, praising Stengel’s vitality and leadership. He recalls their first contact, notes Stengel’s enduring baseball insight, and compares Stengel with Joe McCarthy as two of the game’s finest managers.
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New York
Gene Mauch
Casey Stengel
They
Mauch
The
Philles
New York Mets
Casey
Fle
Stengel
Wendy
Los Angeles
Hoscon Braves
Ager
Dale Morey
Ron
Howell
Fonga
Australia
McCarthy
Joe McCarthy
Luis
Philadelphia
Stey
Nina Lee
Leanne
Maud
Bowlers to meet at St. Jude School Hall Tuesday
A meeting for local bowlers will be held at St. Jude School Hall. The session starts at 7:30 PM and will cover recalling the first game and the manager's early days. Attendees will discuss plans and reminiscences.
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Wach
St. Jude
Jeazue
Cepe
St. Jude School
O'Donnell headlines Oak Hills swim win over Elyria
Oak Hills swept all four relays and 23 of 32 events to defeat Elyria Recreation Department in a dual Thursday night meet. Diane O'Donnell was a double winner in 50-yard freestyle and 50-yard backstroke.
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Oak Hills
Elyria Recreation Department
Diane O'Donnell
Elyria
Indians Beat Yankees to Break Slump in 5-2 Victory
Cleveland shrug off rough spell as Rocky Colavito and Duke Sims lift the Indians to a 5-2 win over the New York Yankees. Tiant pitched seven innings, Siebert finished, Colavito walked and scored, and Sims delivered key runs.
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Cleveland
UPI
Tribe
The
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Twins
Baltimore
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Yankees
Orioles
Giant
Yanks
Jim Bots
Luis
Duke Sims
Bobby Richardson
Joe Fepitone
Tom Tresh
Tiant
Irom Sims
Mercury
Jay Brenneman
Bowinghomer
Fhe Sims Jael
Traub Leon
Rocky Colavite
Wagner
Colavito
Bol
Toni Kubek
New Whitfield
Sonny Siebert
Roper Ropoz
Jake Abhsmeier
Popitore
Siee Sieberg
Pet ‘Tresh
RonnieMaher
Major league standings and results roundup
Major league standings show AL leaders Minnesota and Baltimore with Detroit and Cleveland near the top. NL leaders Los Angeles and San Francisco lead. Last night’s results include Boston, Baltimore, Minnesota, Washington, New York, Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis, and Philadelphia winnings or losses. Tomorrow’s matchups list Chicago at Detroit and several late afternoon and night games with listed pitchers.
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Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
Yankee Stadium
Washington
10.C
Minnesota
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Houston
Domed Stadium
Philadelphia
Shea
Wrigley Field
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Soldier’s Field
Kans
Cleveland
Hor&by
Wickersham
Mikkelsen
Meldowell
Sheldon
Ortega
Pascual
McNally
Monbouque
T. Louis
Humming
Parsons
Law
Jackson
Nuxhall
Ellis
Cuellar
Nottebart
Sadecki
Kou
Fischer
Shaw
Brown innocence ends trial as Browns star begins training
Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown starts pre season work at Hiram College after a Mumbalpar Court jury clears him of assault and battery. Brown says he is focused on football and ready for peak condition with 230 pounds, planning to return for the August all star game in Chicago.
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Jim Brown
Blanton Collier
Cleveland
Brown
Chicago
Hiram
Brenda Ayres
Miss Ayres
Syracuse All
Art Model
Cleveland Browns
Modell
Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Hiram College
Hill Leads Insurance Open by One Stroke at Hartford
Dave Hill of Evergreen Colorado holds a one stroke lead entering the third round of the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Country Club Hartford. He shot a five under 66 for 143, with Dave Marr and Bob Goalby close behind as the field narrows to 70 low scorers for Sunday finish.
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Hartford
Bob Goalby
Wethersfield Country Club
Dick Rhyan
Rex Baxter Jr
Julius Boros
Ken Still
Homero Blancas
Tommy Aaron
Paul Harney
Joe Campbell
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio
Snt
Western Am
Bunky Henry
Atlanta
Bobby Greenwood
Sunnehanna
Cookeville, Tenn
Jimmy Bostwick
Brookville
Bill Newton
Amichizan
Glenn Johnson
Grosse He
Bud Stevens
Livonia
Lorain County
Hudnutt
Bob Bourne
Oberlin
Elyria Country Club
Paul Minnich
Bourne
Akron
Ohio Am
Evan Schilts
Br Down
Cherry Ridge Golf Club
Angelo Bangas
Lorain
Denton Mitchell
Bob White
Glendale
Mallen
Hall Pleer
Boston Braves
Trokdt
Hall Mauch
Brooklyn
Lakewood
Amaeur Deane Beman
Coampe- Gon
Arnold Palmer
U.S
Bull Campbell
Burey
Jack Niulats
O'Donnell
Zawerski
Burgett
Scofield
Maynuard
Read
Mitock
Freedman
Tile Gide
Maynard
Davis
Koepp
Folley
Jacobs
Alban
Ince
Rohner
D. O'Donnell
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Tressel
Lardner
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Dunlap
Myrechrain
Battle
Aeble Golf
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Gardner
Keller
Scoffel
Kern
M. O'Donnell
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KoNler
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J. Head
Hack Mylechramme
Aebie
L. O'Donnell
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Wony Alpern
Hack Emberick
Back Wirshawm
Hag Dunlap
Ewon Wtock
Heys
Alper
Score Maynard
Wui- Hoad
Emerich
Blanca
Chuck Hinton
Elston Howard
Vic Cavalla
Sam VcDowell
Pete Wukrelsen
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