Casper Forces Playoff Ties Palmer In Open Nailbiter
Casper erased a seven stroke deficit in the final nine holes and tied Arnold Palmer at 278 to force an 18 hole playoff for the 66th National Open at the Olympic Club. Palmer bogeyed late as Casper birdied the 15th and 16th to surge back.
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Will Grimsley
San Francisco
Bill Casper
Arnold Palmer
Olympic Club
Palmer
Casper
Bodies Palmer
Big Jack Nicklaus
Dave Marr
Tony Lema
Gary Player
South Africa
Arnie
Ben Hogan
Los Angeles’ Riviera Club
Hogan
ABC
Three speedboat racers die at Presidents Cup Regatta
Washington AP three speedboat racers killed at the President's Cup Regatta on the Potomac River. Ron Musson of Seattle died when his hydroplane disintegrated at about 160 mph. Rex Manchester of Seattle and Don Wilson of Palm Beach, Fla., died after two boats collided. Manchester’s boat exploded on the first lap. Wilson died on arrival at hospital.
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Potomac River
Ron Musson
Seattle
Rex Manchester
Don Wilson
Palm Beach
Fla
George Washington University Hospital
Wilson
Manchester
Casper kids cheer as father ties Palmer on Open final day
In San Francisco on Father's Day Billy Casper eyes a share of the U S Open title after tying Arnold Palmer on the 72nd hole. His children Linda and Billy Jr walked all 18 holes with mother, while 9 year old Billy voiced hopeful wishes for flying colors. Bobby stayed with friends.
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Denver
San Francisco
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Linda
Bil
Palmer
Billy
Casper
Bobby
Caspers
Missoula Crushes Butte 11-5 in Legion Baseball Clash
Missoula built an 11-5 win over Butte aided by nine Butte errors as Staninger and Slocum led an 11-hit Missoula attack. Pat Stosich and Williams topped Butte with three hits apiece while Staninger, Slocum and Parks drove key runs. Butte resumes play Wednesday at Montana Tech Coliseum versus Anaconda.
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Missoula
Butte
American Legion
Eddie Gerry
Montana
Missoula Jaycees
Missoula Legion Baseball Club
Gerry
Legion Baseball
Bee
Ger
Larry Slocum
Staninger
Bob Thomas
Bob Moodry
Steve Stosich
Mike Petrino
Larry Parks
Petrino
Stosich
Williams
Slocum
Montana Tech
Anaconda
Libby
Drysdale Helps Dodgers Clip Giants 2-1 in Game Three
Willie Davis delivered a go ahead single in the eighth as the Dodgers beat the Giants 2-1 before 53,527. Don Drysdale pinch hit and started the decisive rally, Bart Shirley scored on Maury Wills sacrifice, and Phil Regan earned the win as Los Angeles clinched the series. Jim Davenport and Willie Mays contributed the lone Giants runs.
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LOS Angeles
Willie Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Don Drysdale
Joe Gibbon
Bart Shirley
Maury Wills
Davis
Phil Regan
Claude Osteen
Giants
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Dodgers
15 year old dies in Legion baseball collision
In Voorheesville New York a 15 year old bat fielding for an American Legion team was killed after colliding with a teammate while converging on a fly ball Kenneth Johnston of Westmere died from head injuries Michael Brodie 16 of Albany suffered possible head injuries but was not hospitalized state police said
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Voorheesville
N.Y
American Legion
Kenneth Johnston
Albany
Westmere
Michael Brodie
Evening TV Schedule and Channel Lineup List
A dense TV slate lists morning through late night programs, films, game shows, soap operas, and sports. Notable titles include Captain Kangaroo Gunsmoke The Rifleman Bonanza Days of Our Lives The Doctors and As the World Turns with multiple films such as Sierra and Tea for Two.
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Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
UPI
Washington
Notre Dame
Musson
Mussons
Claude Burpee
Tampa
Red Cross
Herbert P. Ramsey
Tomorow
Thomas Veech
Kel Nagle
Jack Nicklaus
Don Massengale
Toy Lema
Bob Wolfe
Gay Brewer
Phil Rodgers
and Tutwiler Jr
Bobby Nichols
Ken Still
Doug Sanders
Billy Maxwell
Joan Miller
Gene Bone
Mason
C Rudolph
Charles Harrison
Wesley Ellis Jr
Tom Nieporte
Juan Rodriguez
Rives McBee
George Knudson
Rod Funseth
Bob Rosburg
Gene Littler
Robert Murphy
Steve Opperman
Julius Boros
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Ken Venturi
Frank Beard
George Bayer
Don January
Tom Shaw
George Archer
Charles Coody
Bob Goalby
Lee Tevino
Bob Verney
Johnny Bulla
Eaten
Walter Burkerno
Gene Borek
Dave Hill
Lee Elder
al Mengert
Claude King
Bob Shave
Bruce Crampton
Bruce Devlin
David Jimenez
Miller Barber
Vince Sullivan
Stan Thirsk
A Deane
Hale S. Irwin Jr
Tommy Aaron
Herb Hooper
al Geiberger
Joe Zakarian
Bill Crunch
Carl Ryan
Bill George
Rick Lyons
John Mullaney
Ed Thomas
John Cohlhepp
Tom Williams
Crunch
Jim Cote
Ken Stanin
B. Thomas
Moodry
George
Lyons
Parks and Tawney
W—Parks
L—B. Thomas
Virginia City
Sawbones
Wells Fargo Coffee House
Columbia Pictures Press
Richard
Anthony Manns
the Heroes Gee Tre
Panavision
Columbia Color
Columbia Pictures Presents
Columbia
D.S.T
Gregory Ah
S Minrager Universal Picture
Rock Hudson
Lestie Caron
Asia
Lou Johnson
Jim Lefebvre
Bob Bolin
Gibbon
Bolin
al Ferrara
John Rosebore
Johnson
Lefebvre
Lanier
Wills
Davenprt Sf
Parker
Mays
Wdavis
Hart
Tdavis
Ljohnson
Peterson
McCovey
Brown
Kennedy
Dietz
Roseboro
Ferrara
Torborg
Barton
Costeen
Regan
Drysdale
Shirley
Perroski
Francisco
Sanrancisco
Laner
S— Parker
Perranoski
THE
Vegas
Pee Wee
George Nevin
Butte Cable-Tv
KGVO
KUTV
CBS
NBC
Salt Lake City
Missoula, Mont
Misoula, Mont
Farm Report
Shakespeare
Guidepost
Vietnam
Frank
Bernie
Scotty
Jimmy É
Captain Kangaroo
Eve Guess
Cisco Kid
Eve
I Love
Lucy King
Odie Concentration
Paradise Bay
Jack LaLanne
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Ray Scherer
Carolyn Dunn
Bugs Bunny Superman
Radio Engineering and Service
W. Park
John Forsythe
Jesse James
Dr. Kildare
Munsters
Arron
Copland
Sierra
Mike Douglas
Blockhead the Pirate
Batman Sportsmen
Peyton Place
John Davidson
Kraft Music Hall
Johnny Carson
Reno
Peter Gunn
Merv Griffin
Channel 5
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