Farrell's Two-Hitter Stuns Dodgers 2-1
Houston Colts pitcher Dick Farrell allowed two hits in a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Rusty Staub hit his first major league home run, and Don Drysdale took the loss after a solid eight innings with 13 strikeouts. Junior Gilliam led off the ninth with a triple, but Farrell shut down the rally.
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Purkey Calls for Umpire Supervisory Role in N L
Cincinnati pitcher Bob Purkey urges the National League to appoint a supervisor of umpires to curb alleged excess authority. Purkey, ejected after disputing a strike call, argues players should question pitches while maintaining umpire autonomy. Reds manager Hutchinson backs Purkey. Warren Giles rejects protest citing umpire judgment and common sense.
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American Golfers Lead British Amateur Open Round
Labron Harris Jr. the U S amateur champion and Richard Davies the defending British champion led a group of Americans into the second round at St Andrews. Dick Sikes and Ed Updegraff also advanced, with George Blocker defeating Alan Thirwell to spark a strong opening for the U S Walker Cup team. Harris edged Paul Coste 1 up in their first round.
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Chris) Blocker
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ECAC limits athletes in open meets amid AAU row
The ECAC told its 132 member colleges to require AAU sanction for open summer meets, or have them approved by the US Track and Field Federation. AAU officials call the move a push to control the sport ahead of the Moscow meet. Bushnell says it clarifies rules, not new restrictions, and ECAC hopes athletes compete for the national team and Olympics.
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Finsterwald Wins 500 Festival Golf Tourney in Indy
Don Finsterwald ends a three year drought to win the $55,000 500 Festival tournament in Indianapolis with a 72 hole score of 268 16 under par. He closes with a 68 to capture $10 000 first prize finishing two strokes ahead of Bobby Nichols Tony Lema Julius Boros and Tommy Aaron.
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Golf Festival tourney leads Nichols to runnerup and Boros victory
Action at the 1960 New Orleans Open festival shows Bobby Nichols claiming a share of runnerup honors after a seven under 64 day. Julius Boros led at times but bogeyed 12 and 16, finishing two back. Tony Lema and Juan Rodriguez posted strong totals as the event ended with Boros winning by two strokes.
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Er Barber
Mike Souchak
Gay Brewer
Jack Burke
Rex Baxter
Bob Bruno
Kel Nagle
Don Fairfield
Rr Geiberger
Ron Lettelier
Landet Named Referee for Northwestern High Power Sectional
Oscar R. Landet of Anaconda Montana was named referee for the Northwestern High Power Sectional match in Butte on July 13 14 The appointment came from the National Rifle Association. Landet is among NRA officials who officiated in over 800 NBA registered tournaments last year.
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White Sox top Angels as Cunningham injuries sour win
Chicago White Sox shut out the Los Angeles Angels 4 0 on Eddie Fisher four hit pitching but lost first baseman Joe Cunningham for about eight weeks with a fractured collar bone after tripping at first base. The win tied them with Baltimore for second place, five games behind the Yankees. Bob Turley took the loss after yielding eight hits and four runs in five and a third innings.
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Clay complains over British reception ahead of Wembley bout
Cassius Clay laments English reaction to his boasts about beating Henry Cooper and wants to return to the United States. Promoter Jack Solomons bars a five day home trip before the June 18 Wembley bout. Clay, booed after calling Cooper a bum, also drew boos at a Nottingham title fight.
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Bitterroot Waterfowl Refuge Proposed in Montana
Montana Fish and Game Commission backs a plan for a 2700 acre Bitterroot refuge near Stevensville on the Bitterroot River. If approved the refuge would be built with federal duck stamp funds and then turned over to the state for management. Officials expect potential public hunting areas but emphasize mating season closures and regulated seasons.
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Athletics Foil Pascual Bid for 100th Victory
Dave Wickersham pitched four hits over nine innings to lift Kansas City past Minnesota 4 1. A's broke a 1 1 tie with three runs in the eighth inning on a sequence involving singles by Wickersham Wojcik and Ed Charles, a walk to Wayne Causey, and a throwing error by Bob Allison. Ed Edwards homered in the seventh for a 1 0 lead.
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Henry Cooper and Terry Downes in boxing legends
The fragment mentions Henry Cooper and Terry Downes, asking who they are, alongside a baseball box score snippet and player notes. It notes Ira Murchison as a pot vaulter and references allusions to all time homerun leaders and a late game sequence involving Norm Siebern and Jim Hall. The OCR text is garbled with scattered stats and names.
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Terry Downes
Ira Murchison
Hoohee
Chuck Klein
Rogers Hornsby
al Simmons
Paddlefish Fishermen Tied to Honor System in Montana
In Dawson County a paddlefish two fish per day limit is to be dropped from official records and enforcement shifted to an honor system. State Rep. Fred W. Schepens said legal questions arose after an arrest for overcatch and debated paddlefish classification as a rough fish. Fisheries Manager William Alvord supported the switch to self restraint.
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Angels Lose Rodgers With Severe Ankle Sprain
Angels outfielder Bob Rodgers suffered a severe right ankle sprain beating out a bunt single against Baltimore and will miss at least 10 days. X rays showed no fracture. Dr. Robert Kerlan called the injury a bad sprain as Rodgers' batting average had been slipping after a finger injury in April.
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