Cream of golf tops leader board at U S Open
Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper led the opening round at Baltusrol as Palmer shot 68 to reach 137 total and hold a one stroke edge over Nicklaus with Casper at 139. Bruce Devlin, Deane Beman, and Marty Fleckman chased in sweltering heat as broadcast plans and cut lines narrowed the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Cream
Palmer
Baltusrol Golf Club
Nicklaus
Big Jack
Casper
Arnie
Reedslim
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Deane Beman
Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Tex
Don January
Devlin
Beman
Fleckman
ABC
Gene Littler
Tommy Bolt
Jack Fleck
Ben Hogan
Bob Goalbyee Trevino
Tom Welskopf
Wests Jr
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Gav Brewar Prortes
Rute Fetchick
IST
Bencogan
Jerry Pitman
Don Biles
Dave Arr
Spiders
T Chi Rodriguez
da Wie T Dan
Ted Kroll
Tom_ Strange
Butch Bair
Bobby Nichols
E.J
Butch Harrison
Steve Qerermann
Rocky Bruce U Ehgyrasan
Cesar _Sanudo
Jim Ferriell Jr
Aaereee Gerry
Owlds
Lou Graham
Frank Labron Harris Jr
Frank Boynton
Carl Unis
Julius Boros
Bob Murphy Jr
Paul Harney
Bab Verney
Bobby Clark
Ale Nw
Howie Johnson
Chuck Reale
al Bal Don Essie
Ac Unter
Jawes
Billy Farrell
Son, Alp
Doug Sanders
Ken Venturi
Rives M Seaeeee
Bob McCallister
Bob Zimmerman
Charles Coody Ray Peas Lad
N. J
Frayed Seasons Touch UA Stars and Other Local Sports
UA coach Carl Cooper reports Ed Caruthers unable to compete as injuries and illness cripple a once dominant track squad. Ed’s absence follows a late injury and chills, while other sports figures like Eddie Feigner and Charlie Greene appear in exhibition and race moments.
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McArdle
Milne
Frederick
Caruthers
Carl Cooper
Provo
Utah
Cooper
Woodie Held fuels Angels sweep past Orioles with homers
Woodie Held, recently traded from Baltimore to California, belted a game winning homer in the first game and a two run shot in the second as the Angels swept the Orioles 2-1 and 5-3. Held spoke of playing more for California and not wanting to leave his old teammates in Baltimore. The Angels extended their win streak to five, while Baltimore dropped into a tie for sixth. In other AL action Washington swept Boston, Cleveland beat Minnesota in 10 innings, and rainouts affected Kansas City, Detroit, Yankees, and White Sox. National League results included Atlanta over Houston in 10, Cubs over Mets in 10, Phillies over Pirates, Reds over Dodgers, and Cardinals over Giants.
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Woodie Held
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
California
Angels
Orioles
Held
Marcelino Lopez
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Atlanta
Houston
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Jim Fregosi
Pete Richers
Jim MacGlothlin
Jose Cardenal
McGlothlin
Ken Turner
Frank Robinson
Chicago
Wheston
Ava
Baltimore Barre
En York
Califarnia
Ework
Newaday
Horlen York
Peterson
Lindblad
Pierce
Wilson
McLain
Nicklaus wins his first U S Open at 22 in 1962
Five years ago in Oakmont Jack Nicklaus carried Tucson National colors to win his first U S Open at age 22. The memory reflects on the championship date of June 17 1962 and the notable amateur status of the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cooper
Oakmont
Jack Nicklaus
Tucson
Detroit
Donnie Lee
University of Arizona
Detroit Tigers
Birmingham
Tucson American Legion
Bisbee
Rueben Benavidez
Houston shocks Arizona State to reach CWS final
Houston pitcher Rich Brewer, a 5- foot-10 senior, shut out Arizona State 3-0 on four hits as coach Lovette Hill’s team wins a key game and advances toward the title. Paciorek led with three hits, boosting Houston to a 11,761-strong crowd and setting up a final against either Arizona State or Stanford.
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Omaha
Neb
Rich Brewer
Lovette Hill
Houston
Brewer
Arizona State
Coach Hill
Stanford
NCAA
Hill
Rick
Tom Paciorek
Bo Burris
Paciorek
Ken Hebert
Leon Signs Joins Pawtucket Roster
Eddie Leon, Arizona two-time All-America shortstop, signs with the Cleveland Indians and will report to the Pawtucket farm club in Rhode Island next week. He earns a five-figure bonus and may gain more under the incentive plan. Leon spurned Minnesota and Chicago offers after 1965 and 1966 seasons, and joins Ed Southard and Steve Brasher in pro signings.
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Eddie Leon
University of Arizona
Cleveland Indians
Pawtucket
R.I
Leon
Bob Neiman
Um Real
Hank Peters
Indians
Eddie
Minnesota Twins
Chicago Cubs
Wildcats
RBI
Recreation Roundup across multiple leagues and venues
A dense listing of nightly schedules across Hl Corbett Est Evan Santa Rita Cherry Field Davis Monthan Sunnyside Gury Park Mission Field Santa Rosa Menlo Park and more. Matches include Indios Holmes Tuttle Tucson Bears Green Valley Anaconda No1 Deser t Blaze and numerous League teams with times from 4:30 to 9:39.
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Hl Corbett
Indios
Holmes Tuttle
Jameson's
Jack Ellis
Caborca Sonora
Lb & L Drive Inn
Green Valley
el Taco
Davis MonThan
Incas
Tucson Gas
Lak U Drive
Ian
Pima Copper
Indias
L & L Drive Inn
Estevan
Tucson Bears
Anaconda No. 1
Asarco
Rapachadas
Puerto Rico
Arnold’s Olives
Blue Anvels
Desert Blaze
Cow- Gals
Independents
Club
San-Arizona
A & Sheet Metal
Bernand & Co
Blue Angels
Santa Rita
Berrealy & Co
Giants
Iicas
Jamesons
Legion
Mt. Mani
Desert
Cherry Field Monsey
Leghorn
Jameson’s
Hl Corbett Annex Fields
Ce Ealenys
Davis
Matusis
Colt
V.P.S
All Stars
Red Caps
Tucson
Cosmopolitans
Sky Awks
Tucson Photo
Trew
R. Do Riters
Adatusi
Sky Hawks
Rapachudas
ASU Golf Star Leads Southwestern Amateur Showdown
Wayne Vollmer of ASU shot 64 at Phoenix Country Club to surge from eight behind and lead the 50th Southwestern Amateur. The Vancouver born student posted a 54 hole total of 20 after rounds of 75 and 71, narrowly missing the course record by one stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Wayne Vollmer
Phoenix Country Club
Arizona State University
Vancouver
B.C
Baseball Scoreboard Summary From Weekend Games
The scoreboard lists Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia among Sunday matchups. It adds Monday night games including Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Houston with others in twinight slots. List includes Cleveland at Minnesota and California at Baltimore among multiple late games and twins.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Houston
Chance
Cleveland
Annolly
Boston
Lonborg
Washington
Moore
California
Brunel
Baltimore
Barber
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
Twinight
St. Cincinnati Louis
Cago
Tanta Tones
Newark
Pittsburg
Nye
Sisk
Wise
Carlton
Marichal
Gibbon
Pappas
Drysdale
Jarvis
Cloninger
Clerker
Giust
Udall backs stadium name for late McKale at Arizona
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall endorses a resolution to name the University of Arizona football stadium for J. F. Pop McKale. Udall praises McKale as an institution builder and leader, noting his wide influence in athletics and life philosophy. The resolution was brought by Marty Baldwin at an alumni board meeting in Springerville with other Arizona notables backing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
University of Arizona
J. F
Pop) McKale
Udall
Pop McKale
Ralph Waldo Emerson
University of Arizona Athletics
Pop
Arizona
Springerville
Martin H
Marty) Baldwin
Baldwin
UA Alumni Association
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Latrobe
Hogan
Carl Porter Citizen Sports Editor
Paul McArdle
Brian Milne
New Zealand
Dale Frederick
Ed Caruthers
Eddie Feigner
Feigner
Tucson All-Stars
Amarillo
Denver
el Paso
Ft. Huachuca
Prescott
Nebraska
Charlie Greene
West Jordan
Salt Lake
Jay Fullmer
Fullmer
Joe Adcock
Ballyhoo
Rick Reichardt
California Angels
Adcock
Joe
Jack
Woodie
Swats
Associated Press
Cougars
ASU
Gary Gentry
Rod Poteete
Houston Pi
Tate
Lucas
Toro
Nelson
Baker
Reid
Cantu
Carpenter
Bobb
Hebert
Burris
Toombs
Paulson
Strelane
Perry Pr
Goon Brewer
Joao Grangaard
Linville
Lindis
Davini
Pentland
Rouuston
E—Nelson
Daviti- Bop
Ind
Pacioree Hebert
Jeece Brewer
Wwrage
Tol
Eddie Southard
Steve Brasher
Southard
Wildcat
Brasher
Cats
Recreation Roundup
Sunnyside
Mariscal
P. Aztecas
San Xavier Tigers
Bill’s Gulf
Empire Calst
P. Panthers
Anaconda
H. Family Angels
Empire Cats
Santa Rita Park
Firefighters
Greyhound Park
A.8.s
Pepe's
Frank & Bambi's
1.A
Southside Aces
Mrs. Joes
D.M.A.F.B
Golden Nugget
A.S.A.R. Co
Packem Inn
Hurley — Demming N
Mex
Gury Park
Pack
em_inn Press
Jake’s Auto
Isl Nazarene
Elec. Union
Western Sporting Goods
el Pueblo
Bravers
Alberts Enco
L & Drive Inn
T. M
Horizon Land
K. C. Club
Lee's
Auto Supply
Schmoos
East Siders
Duplicates
69Ers
Telstars
Parakeets
Taco Benders
1St Baptist Jrs
Ben's Auto Parts
Burr Brown
Arizona _ Auto
Bargain Center
L. D
Ward
Misioes
A. T
P. V. Baptist
Indépendents
Coffeshousers
Standard Stations
Boozers
Rose Mf. Baptist
Thornton Really
Hurley
N. M
Santa Rosa
Playboy's
T. G. E. Ellowatts
Hamilton
Cuauthemoc
Blanton Co
Craycroft Ban
Is Bap. Jrs
Sand Buggies
Taco
Thomas Air Condition
Holy Cross Angels
Valley Bank
Central Nazarene
Navy
Levy's
Om O. L
Circle K
Cobwebbs
Tarait Ie Meth. Church
Coda Eatrads
Menlo Park
Rae Mt. Bap
Begars
T.T.M. Engineers
Entury
Sere Lee Ho
Ards
Snipers
Charley Brown
Lerna
Plague
Post Office
McKale
Dpeanincal Teyee
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