Open course draw provokes sharp golf world critique
Top players blasted The Country Club in Brookline as ankle deep rough and blind holes plagued practice rounds ahead of the U S Open. Arnold Palmer, Julius Boros, Sam Snead and others criticized course conditioning, with Palmer noting two or three poor holes while Boros called fairways largely unplayable. USGA chief Joseph Dey defended the test as a true Open challenge.
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Clay Favored Over Cooper In Wembley Open Air Fight
London reports Cassius Clay remains a firm favorite for the Wembley Stadium bout with British heavyweight champion Henry Cooper. Forecasters expect rain in the afternoon, clearing to a dry evening. promoter Jack Solomons projects a gross of at least 280000 dollars from a capacity crowd of 45000. Cooper, confident, outlined a plan to counter Clay speed as the American seeks victory to prove his boastful punch.
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Orioles Snap Slump With New Lineup
Orioles end skid as Mike McCormick and Baer Brothers power Orioles past Red Sox. McCormick throws complete game allowing six hits and four walks. John Orsino takes over first base. Gentile fined $100 for not hustling. lineup shake fuels win.
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Larry Shives No-Hits Sharpen Pony Victory in 12-0
Larry Shives pitched a no hitter with seven strikeouts as Burger Chef routed Pangborn 14-5 in a National Little League game. Ruberoid built a 7-run fifth inning ending Pangborn’s chances while Burger Chef added three runs in the second and benefited from seven Pangborn errors and wild pitches. Jerry Spessard had two hits for Burger Chef, while Tom Elgin earned the win for Pony Express in a separate 13-7 victory over Ruberoid with support from multiple errors and walks.
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Clete Boyer Emerges As Yankee Top Hitter
Clete Boyer, the younger Boyer brother, has blossomed into one of the Yankees most dangerous hitters. After batting .272 last season and soaring to .316 this year, he leads New York regulars and sits among the league’s top hitters despite early World Series benching.
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Baseball scores and scheduling notes from yesterday's games
A recap of yesterday's results shows multiple tight matchups including Philadelphia defeating Cincinnati while Pittsburgh beat Milwaukee and St. Louis edged New York. The schedule lists numerous probable pitchers for upcoming games and matchups across major teams with various dates and venues.
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High-Scoring Youth Softball Doubles Night Action
Williamsport Church of God outlasted National Brethren Ty Christ 13–12 as R Shank belted a homer for the winners. In the other game, Gol’s St Choren, supported by B Grains and G Rohrer, triumphed 17–5 over Rose Hill Church of Gad with key hits and strong defense.
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Cleveland Indians romp past Textiles in tangled scoreline
Cleveland scorched Textiles 6-3 as Denny Cloyer and Vic Davalillo fueled a three-run burst and a tight bullpen. Joe Azous and Jim Dueckworth held the line while Adcock and McElroy contributed key at bats and a rare double play to seal the victory.
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