Fundamentals of putting and Oak Ridge Golf notes
The article outlines putting basics such as stance, weight distribution, ball position, eye alignment, elbow tuck, and a slow smooth takeaway to promote overspin and consistent follow through. It also compares wrist motion versus stiff wrist methods, suggests a mixed approach for beginners, and reports on Oak Ridge Golf Course with recent enhancements, a high rate of holes in one, course records, and local associations.
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Earl Whitmore
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Jeanette Kepler
Ford Wins Canadian Open Golf Championship
Doug Ford of Yonkers New York won the Canadian Open Golf Championship on the Scarboro course with a final score of 280 four under par. Geiberger finished one stroke back at 281, Bayer Hawkins and Crampton tied for third at 252. Ford earned $9,000 for the victory and posed with his eight-year-old daughter on the 37th green.
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Australia
Bakerton Topples Antietam On Teninn Squeeze
Bakerton edged Antietam 6 5 in ten innings as Alvin Russell sparked the rally with a three run homer in the seventh and the deciding squeeze bunt by Aniders in the tenth. Russell scored the winning run after Swarty reached on an error, with Matt seas and Aniders delivering the key plays. Bar ry Mills and Platt Arlistany provided early offense, while Nulter exited with an injury in the sixth.
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Independent Baseball Loop Results and Standings
In the Independent Baseball Loop Punkstown defeated Williamsport 5 to 2. Lena defeated Greencastle 7 to 5. Bakerton tied Antietam 5 to 5. Standings note a late eighth inning run by Antietam as Punkstown stalled. Sunday's schedule features Funkstown at Antietam and Bakerton at Williamsport with Greencastle visiting Mapleville.
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Spahn And Koufax Pitch Shutouts For Dodgers And Braves
Spahn and Koufax shined Sunday as the Dodgers and Braves each hurled shutouts in doubleheader play. Koufax improved to 14-3 with a 1.79 ERA, delivering his second straight shutout and seventh consecutive victory, while Spahn earned his 338th win in a 4-0 win for Milwaukee over Houston. Musial and Gibson also starred for St Louis and Cincinnati, with key blows shaping multiple games across the league.
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Frank Lary in Comeback Wins Second Start Return
Detroit AP report on Frank Lary’s first return to the majors after minor league rehab. The Tiger right-hander pitched six innings against Kansas City, allowed seven hits, struck out six, and left with a 4-1 lead before an eighth inning rally doomed the comeback in a 8-1 final. Manager Charlie Dressen lauded his effort while noting arm strength improvement since May.
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de Scott
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Ken Harrelson
Athletics
Charlie Dressen
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Seattle boat wins 1963 Gold Cup in Detroit
Miss Bardahl driven by Ronny Musson, a former Akron electrical contractor, won the 1963 Gold Cup on the Detroit River amid 185000 spectators. Miss Thriftway finished last after a dramatic seven 15 mile heats race that denied Bill Muncey a fifth triumph.
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Gary Wood
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Healey
Slifer Wins Tin Whistle Golf Tourney
Willard Slifer won the Class A division with 62 while Dr T A Chappelear took Class B with 56 and Ray Trainor shot 62 to win Class C in Fountain Head Country Club action. Pairings for round five of the President's Cup were released with matches due by July 14 at 6 p.m.
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Ray Trainor
Yester Way
Hubert Slocum
Blair Overton
Howard Carrillo
Henry Jamrick
Pat Murphy
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John Cochran
Dick Ziegentus
Ant Morriser
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Charles Slick
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Jon Bogdanski
Richard Young
AL Gardrich
Frank Lushy
Allen Stanford
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
National League leaders include rating by Kats Day in Los Angeles and Groat, White, Aaron among top. Leaders cover runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching wins and strikeouts with teams such as Milwaukee St Louis and Los Angeles highlighted. American League leaders list batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and base stealing, naming Yastrzemski Wagner and Versalles among top performers.
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Australian Wins Women's Tennis Title at Wimbledon
Margaret Syaith became the first Australian woman champion at Wimbledon, defeating Tiljelean Moffitt of Long Beach, California, to claim the title after a previous upset. The final halted an American bid to sweep the singles crowns.
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Game Set At Reservoir Park Softball Action Tonight
Washington County Softball League teams clash at Reservoir Park as Appalachian Inn faces Hurtle’s with Kline on the mound for Appalachian and Funk for Hurtle’s. Game time is 6 30 p m with standings tight and two losses for some clubs.
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Nulter, Springer and Jamison Lead Long-Running Lineup
The fragment mentions players Nulter Springer Morgan W Jamison Longerbeam Rus pell and Moler with Moler 1B as part of a roster. Details are incomplete but indicate a baseball or sports lineup with multiple named athletes.
Golf Winners and Notes From Local Meet
Fears won with a 110. Other winners included Shad Hunt as tow net winner with 79 6 73. Paul McNeal had the fewest putts at 29 and Bud Plank was closest to the pin on the th hole. Kim Spears received the highest score, 163, though observers said he might have lost the prize if onlookers had joined in.
Redmen Win Security Three Times In Season
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at Redmen achieving three wins in a season, with garbled phrases mentioning security and Tivimen task. Readable words suggest a sports brief about a team achieving a trio of victories, though specifics on opponent, dates, or scores are unclear.
Fights Last Night Review Highlights Multiple Matches
Reports from New York San Juan West Berlin and Osaka summarize recent bouts. Gaspar Ortega Greg Rouse and Billy Bel tack claimed wins while Gil and Wayne Methen scored for their teams. Text mentions Textile Lions Yokohama and Nakamura in flyweight action with notable knockouts and decisions.
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Raylie Tough
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Larl Mildenberser
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Big Pool Nets Unearned Run Win In Derby Clash
In a muddy scorebook finish Big Pool won 5 to 2 as unearned runs decided the game. Prairie league pitcher Dave Haupt scattered five hits for the victory while Sam Mills yielded the ball to Lary Fogle who hurled the distance. Eric Miller went 2 for 4 for the winners.
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Palmer Works All Day On British Open Driver
Arnold Palmer spent Sunday repairing his driver for the British Open after finding the head sagged. He disassembled the club, cemented the head, and dried it in a cabinet. A win could yield the 72 hole medal play title and automatic entry to the World Series of Golf in Akron. Palmer leads a strong field including Nicklaus and Boros with Nicklaus at 7-1 odds.
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Dodgers Pitcher Koufax Nets Fourth Win in Four-Game Span
Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers pitched his second consecutive shutout, eighth of the season, and became the first major leaguer with four wins in a row as Los Angeles swept Cincinnati in a doubleheader 40 victory. In the nightcap, the Dodgers won 3-1. Dan Zimmer of the Senators smashed four hits including a grand slam en route to seven RBIs as Washington beat the Los Angeles Angels twice, 7-3 and 6-4, extending its win streak to seven games.
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Giant Pitcher Accused Of Beanball Toss
SAN FRANCISCO AP Jim Hart looked great at the plate in his major League debut but his 1963 Giants career may have begun with an errant pitch. Hitting Hart on the left shoulder, pitcher Alvin Gibson drew a warning and a $50 fine was announced. Hart collected two singles and two walks in seven plate appearances as the Giants beat the Cardinals 4 3 in 15 innings.
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Spahn
Mihweokee
Braves
Eddie Mathews
Denis Menke
Dick Groat
Gthgon
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Juan Mayichal
Willie Mays
Roger
Jose Pagan
Jim Hart
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Orlando Cepeda
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Stagsaring Mets
Smoky Burgess
Donn Clendenga
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Alter Amara
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Jmlyne Durens
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Jimmy Hart
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Rob Gibson
Alvin Ys
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Ernie Bowman
Juan Marichal
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Dimples Wins Eastern Open in Comeback Triumph
Shirley Englehorn, 22 year old from Caldwell Idaho, defeats Kathy Whitworth and Joanie Gunderson to win the Lady Carling Eastern Open. Her victory follows a remarkable return after a severe car accident two years earlier and a visit from Ben Hogan during the 1961 Masters.
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Joanie Gunderson
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