Milers Recall Good Old Days In Track Rivalry
Princeton alumni occupy Palmer Stadium as the 87th AAU Carnival looms. The piece follows Bill Bonthron and Glenn Cunningham, premier milers, debating tactics and a looming duel with Cyrol Burleson and Jim Beatty, highlighting past records and future heats for a bid to international meets.
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New York
Princeton
Corpus Elms
Brain Trust
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Washington
Palmer Stadium
Bill Bonthron
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Cunningham
California
Bonthron
Milwaukee
Cyrol Burleson
Jim Beatty
Randall's Island
Bowl Game Poised: Stars Set For Open East West clash
Top college football players ready for the first East-West All-America Bowl at War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo. Coaches Rup Engle and Murray Warmath say the game will be high scoring with strong offense as Navy’s Joe Bellino and Wake Forest Norman Snead anchor the East, while West features Bob Schloredt, Bill Kilmer, and Phil Nugent. Kickoff at 9 pm EDT.
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N.Y
UPI
War Memorial Stadium
American Football Coaches Association
Football Hall of Fame
Rup Engle
Ball Murray
Duke
Engle
Penn State
West
Murray Warmath
Minnegots
Washington
Jim Owens
Bob Schloredt
Bill Kilmer
UCLA
Tulane
Phil Nugent
Belling
Joe Bellino
Navy
Murray
Norman Snead
Wake Forest
Herb Adderley
Michigan State
Bellino
Bill Brown
Illinois
Claude Gibson
North Carolina State
Georgia
Fran Tarkenton
Jim Kerr
al Rozycki
Dartmouth
Tom Matte
Ohio State
Art Baker
Syracuse
Crowd Estimate High So Are Indians Hopes
Cleveland Indians host league-leading Detroit Tigers in a four-game series at Municipal Stadium as hopes run high for more than 100000 fans. Jim Perry faces Don Mossi tonight with a homestand aimed at snapping an eight-of-eleven slump and reclaiming first place.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Municipal Stadium
Tigers
Indians
Jim Perry
Perry
Moi
Don Mossi
Messi
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Tribe
Itdians
White Sox
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Minnesota
Area Fairways Oberlin Gal Club Mixed Foursomes Start Times
Area Fairways Oberlin Club Mixed Foursomes schedule lists starting times Sunday from 1 pm through 2 51 pm with participants including Kiely Wise Ardick Lawrence, Carle Nichols Ardick, Baird Barres Hull Cragin, and others. Elyria City League standings show multiple clubs and low nets led by Earl Price and Max Jalowice.
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Oberlin Gal? Club
Bob Kiely
Margie Wise
John Ardick
Dot Lawrence
Bill Lawrence
Lila Nichols
Wayne Wise
Mary Eiely
John Carmeto
Ethel Carle
Harry Nichols
Mary Ardick
Leo Carle
Lucille Walgecki
Cum Joly
Esther Carmelo
Russ Dodson
Adelle Hull
Frank Cronin
Mary Baird
Dick Baird
Dot Barres
John Hull
Hattie Jolly
Mike Littlefield
Wanda Attic
Harold Barres
Amy Cronin
Paul Attle
Fhoebe Sheridan
Bob Chapman
Bernica Whitefield
Dale Sheridan
By Chapman
Carl Bleske
Mary Robson
Hob Delloyd
Mary Griesbach
Cliff Burgoyne
Jean Bleater
Wally Griesbach
Mary Burgoyne
Art Thomas
Beulah Reese
Ted Findore
Teddy Thomas
George Reese
Ellie Engel
John Thoms
Maury Finderi
Mike Nabihawski
Dob Nabikowski
Don Engel
Fran Berner
Ken Long
la Vonne
Wands Singleton
Bob Mulfoerd
Wire Blol Kelly
Earl Price
Max Jalowice
Stan Kerby
Jim Clifford
Ennis Varga
Karl Anuskiewice
UPC
Club Tristam
B. F. Goodrich
Timms Springs
Cherry Ridge
Porsch Lumber
American Shoe Shop
Bunny's Home Service
Jax Store
Bob Gardner Insurance
Mid
Ohio Women's Bowling Tourney Reservations Open
Reservations for the Officers and Executive Board Tournament of the Ohio women's bowling association are available from Hazel Blake in Elyria. The tourney on August 5 in Columbus costs 4.50 per bowler plus 15.50 for a prime supper. deadline for reservations is June 20. open to all association members.
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Ohio
Hazel Blake
Lake Ave
Elyria
Olentangy Lines
Columbus
Mansfield Galion Boys In Finals In Junior Golf
Mansfield's Dave Oswalt, 18, the 1959 champion, faces Galion's Derk Kent, 15, for the Mid American Junior golf title in a 36 hole final at Possum Run. Oswalt advanced by beating Hugh Morgan 4 and 3, while Kent edged Tim Moench after a 24 hole morning round and an 18 hole afternoon round, both by one hole.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Dave Oswalt
Derk Kent
Galion
Possum Run
Oswalt
Hugh Morgan
Alliance
Kent
Tim Moench
Upper Arlington
Palmer Named Open Contender Amid British Favorites
Palmer joins Gary Player and Kel Nagle as leading favorites for the British Open at Royal Birkdale. The event draws 450 players from 17 countries, with Amos Palmer expected to contend after a near grand slam bid earlier in 1960. Qualifying rounds run July 10 and 11 as the field narrows toward the July 1 start date and the final rounds at Hillside.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Amos Palmer
United
Gary Player
South Africa
God Kel Nagle
Australia
Palmer
Hillside
Southport
Royal Birkdale
Nagle
Brush
Birkdale
Alouettes Sign Two Canadian Born College Stars
Montreal Alouettes sign Barne Hansen from Merve Junior College Los Angeles and Billy Wayte from Fresno State College, both Canadian born and standout players in college football.
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Alouettes
Montreal
Barne Hansen
Billy Wayte
California Calleges
Montreal Alouettes
Hansen
Merve Junior College
Los Angeles
Wayte
Fresno State College
Sifford confronts PGA over racial policies in tour clash
Charley Sifford, the only Black player on the pro tour,Criticizes PGA rules for barring him from membership. He notes delays in approved status since 1959 despite tournament play since 1954 and cites past NAACP action forcing a policy shift. PGA official cites top money status and fewer South tournaments as factors.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Professional Golfers Association
PGA
Pro Tour
Charlie Sifford
Los Angeles
Sifford
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Philadelphia
California
Stanley Mosk
Jim Gaquin
Gaquin
Safford
Tye
Luford
Gage Corporation Cruises to 11-0 Win in Softball Standings
The Gage Corporation blanked Bittner DeCarlo Funeral Home 11 to 0 as they pulled closer to the Elyria City Industrial Softball League top spot in the first half standings.
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Elyria City-Industrial
Bittner- DeCarlo Funeral Home
R. H. EL Gage Corporation
Bittner-DeCarlo Funeral Home
Kuhn
Halerka
Wend
Moyes
RH. E. Kasper Poundry
John Lutheran
Buel
Reed
Bally and
Balicy
Blythefield Leads Field As Open To Par Scores In Western Open
Blythefield Country Club hosts the Western Open where Al Geiberger and Arnold Palmer shot 65s as 149 players compete. Low amateurs include Bud Reniger and Cliff Taylor, while heavyweights like Sam Snead Gary Player and Gene Littler chase cuts set for Saturday.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Blythefield Country Club
al Geiberger
Santa Barbara
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Miami
Fla
Gelberger
Palmer
Blythefield
Bix
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Gary Player
South Africa
Gene Littler
el Cajon
Snead
Dave Hill
Denver
Don January
Dallas
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
John Barnum
Boros
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Frank Stranathan
Toledo
Geiberger
Falmer
Michigan
Bud Reniger
Lansing
Cliff Taylor
Muskegon
Durn Dandy Wins Northfield Grand Circuit Feature
Durn Dandy held off rivals to win the $5,000 grand circuit feature at Northfield Park Raceway on Thursday night. Mona Hill fin, Celimar, and Lumber Day followed. Owner George Schumacher of Dayton. Durn Dandy his second victory in five starts. Clarence Newhart of Marietta led driving with 25 wins in the meet. Three nights remain in the Northfield meet.
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Northfield, Ohio
UPI
Dandy
Northfield Park Raceway
Mona Hill
Celimar
Lumber Day
George Schumacher
Dayton
Durn Dandy
Clarence Newhart
Marietta
Northfield
Four Share Pin Honors In Wellington Bowling League
Manon Kies Marge Perkins Dick Minnich and Glenna Bennett shared honors in summer league at Strikeout Laas Kies rolled a 430 series as Brinch Bunch led Marys team to a 488 high single and 1350 total pins Minnich topped the men with a 524 series and 215 game Bonnet was strong among women with 435 and 168 Puskas Minnich led the league with 1711 and a 12-3 record in the unised league as Kies team and Puskas Minnich performances highlighted the night
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Wellington
Manon Kies
Marge Perkins
Dick Minnich
Glenna Bennett
Laas
Kies
Mary
Seves
Torkims
Minnich
Bonnet
Puskas
LaPorte Defeats Valley City in Low-Scoring Baseball Clash
LaPorte's Class Hi Hot Stove baseball team beat Valley City last night thanks to a sharp no-hit pitching performance by Denny Crozier. The victory showcased strong defense and timely hits to secure the win.
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Valley City
LaPorte
Hot Stove
Denny Crozier
Dragster Tries For 190 At Dragway 42 West Salem
Art Malone brings a new engine to his dragster at Dragway 42 West Salem as he aims for 190 mph. Sunday's run pushed the vehicle past 176 mph with an 8.62 second quarter mile, the fastest on the track yet not recorded as a record due to use of special liquid rocket fuel.
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Ore
California
Modesto
Philadelphia
Beatty
East
Jim
New York
Art Malone
Dragway 42
West Salem
Malone
Hig Drioveshaft
Columbia Wild Cats improve to 2 2 with 235 8 win over I Merchants
Columbia Wild Cats of the Class G Hot Stove league raised their record to 2 2 last night with a 235 8 victory over LaPorte I Merchants. The result boosts the club in the early season standings and showcases their pitching and batting depths.
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Idle United
Angelina's Pizza
Elyria Telephone Co
Lear Romeo
Bob Zaleski
St. John Lutheran Church
Kasper Foundry
Bittner-De- Carlo
St. John
Kasper
Ron Koepp
Chet Thompkins
Ray Bally
Koepp
Dean Bally
Earl Lth
Rich McCrain
Stang Motors
C. A. Olsen
Columbia
Wildcats
LaPorte
I Merchants
Major League Leaders Week End Fishing Best Yet
Columbus reports from UPI note the state Wildlife Division forecasts top fishing prospects for the weekend with fair to good conditions across regions. Northwestern Ohio streams rise, lakes Guilford and Zeppernick yield bass and crappies, walleye catches increase, while Channel catfish and carp remain common in the state.
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UPI
Ohio
Lake St. Marys
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Mercer
Defiance
Guilford
Zeppernick
Columbiana County
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Berlin
Milton
Mahoning
Mogadore
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Deer Creek
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Sandusky
Twins sign catcher Tom Kopp for Appalachian League
Naugatuck Connecticut UPD says the Minnesota Twins signed Tom Kopp a University of Connecticut catcher to a bonus contract. Kopp will report to Wytheville Virginia club of the class D Appalachian League today.
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Naugatuck, Conn
Minnesota Twins
Tom Kopp
University of Connecticut
Kopp
Wytheville
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