U S Open Golfers Blast Brookline Course Conditions
Top players blast The Country Club course at Brookline as roughs and soft fairways draw criticism from George Bayer Sam Snead Art Wall and Julius Boros Arnold Palmer while Julius Boros calls for easier rough and better fairways and USGA official Joseph C. Dey defends the layout ahead of the Open.
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Brookline
Mass
Eny &S
George Bayer
Francis Quimet
Sam Snead
Art Wall
Scotland
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Boston
Boros
Palmer
America
Joseph C. Dey
U.S. Golf Association
Dey
Indians ride hot streak with patchwork lineup
Cleveland has won five straight and 15 of 17 as Howser and Azcue bolster the lineup after Romano's injury. Jack Kralick delivers a six hit shutout and Abernathy steadies the bullpen with seven saves and a 1.76 ERA. The Indians face Baltimore, Chicago, Boston and New York in the next 25 games.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Indians
New York Yankees
Aitcher
John Romano
Vic Davalillo
Tony Martinez
Howser
Azcue
Kansas City Athletics
Doc) Edwards
Romano
Dbirdle Tebbetts
Jeadoff
Washington
Jim Duckworth
Jack Kralick
Minnesota
Jim Perry
Abernathy
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
New York
McMahon Named Coach of Cincinnati Royals
Jack McMahon, former Zephyrs coach and St John’s star, was appointed head coach of the Cincinnati Royals of the NBA. He signs a one year contract after Charley Wolf resigned to coach the Detroit Pistons. The appointment was announced by Warren Hensel, the Royals’ buyer.
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Cincinnati
Jack McMahon
Chicago Zephyrs
Cincinnati ‘Royals
National ‘Basketball Association
McMahon
Charley Wolf
Detroit Pistons
NBA
Warren Hensel
Royals
Hensel
St. John's University
New York
Rochester Royals
St. Louis Hawks
Kansas City Steers
Zephyrs
First Baseman Notches Unassisted Triple Play
Aberdeen Pheasants first baseman Jim Rouse pulled off an unassisted triple play against Duluth Superior Sun day, marking the first time a first baseman has achieved the feat in a game.
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Aberdeen
Jim Rouse
Aberdeen Pheasants
Duluth Superior
Slim Crowd Sees Dupas Keep Title In Close Decision
Dupas retains his title in a closely contested bout as Baltimore marks its first championship fight in 21 years. The crowd was slim but vocal, with fans comparing boxing excitement to a baseball squeeze bunt.
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Dupas
Baltimore
Dupas Defends Middleweight Crown In One Round Win
Ralph Dupas retained the world junior middleweight title by a 1 round decision over Denny Moyer before 2,644 paying fans at the Civic Center. Official scoring favored Dupas 69-68, 69-68, 70-66 as Moyer pressed late. Gate receipts totaled 12,151 with sponsors hoping for more versus the 13,000 seat capacity.
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Ralph Dupas
Denny Moyer
Dupas
Civic Center
Moyer
Benny Goldstain
Do’ Pas
Portland
Ore
New Orleans
Clay Seeks 19th Straight In London Showdown At Wembley
Cassius Clay, 21, remains favored to defeat British heavyweight champion Henry Cooper in a 10 round open air bout at Wembley Stadium. Promoter Jack Solomons expects a 55 000 crowd and at least 280 000 gross, with tickets scarce as fans scramble for seats amid praise for Clays speed and talk.
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London
Cassius Clay
Henry Cooper
Wembley Stadium
Jack Solomons
Solomons
Clay
Louisville
Cooper
Desmond Hackett
The
Daily Express
Dick Richardson
Tommy Farr
Tucson Drivers Dominate Tri-City Auto Standings
Tri City auto racing sees Tucson entrants lead the points race led by Hank Arnold with a 269 point cushion over Frank McDaniel. Benton Burns sits third, Jimmy Cox of San Diego is fourth, while Carl Trimmer and R Whitwell head stock cars and track roadsters in a dense field.
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Hank Arnold
Frank McDaniel
Benton Burns
McDaniel
Jimmy Cox
San Diego
Carl Trimmer
R. ©. Whitwell
Tricity
Bishop
Carl Thawner
Sang Curtis
Bob Townsend
Larry Long
Dick Moellar
Burrell Clinton
Bary Warner
Gane Bridge
John Rounds
Ray Albert
Ay Cate
Estes
Marty Kinerk
Bud Palmer
Bentz Variety blanks Tucson Federal in little league clash
John Kramer pitched a no hit shutout for Bentz Variety, allowing only one baserunner on a walk, as the Bentz squad defeated Tucson Federal 9 to 0. The game featured hits and lineup notes from multiple leagues and teams listed in the day’s recreation section.
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Bentz
Tucson Federal
Kramer
Kram Rehbaln
Sunshine State
Waneee IW
Weanders
Siment
Tullio
Barnes
Conk
Booker
Moreno
Damron Concrete
Southern Pacific
Meyers
Sadalles
Rubent de Forest
Niles
Taylor
Texaco
Rivers
Binatsi
Kiggs Connors
Carroll
HAWKS
Mission Manor
Fimbers
Fae Mirandas Bailan
Austin Nationals
LEA Ae Ve
Aoa" Manor
Hurley
Martinez
Donald
Miller
Cald
Cactus League State Hardw
Bodh
Oo Oestrick Elect
VY DIX
Beebe
Halford
Koepler
Salegada
Than
Iz Hardy
Leadbrarkt We
Rebels
Paeble
Johnnie
Rainbo
Tamnahan
Ineould
Valdes
Relehy
Manning
Sanders
Frontier Leagu RS
Terall
Bermioou
Schattar
Eommonsbysaith Ts
Kirlin
Sama Levitz Voysseey
Samarana
Morales Arrida
Haynes
Fox
Seagsldyy
Michal
Clarke Raye
McAlister
Mausaie Ricemanta
Pinon
Machado
Ae Machado
Menara
Hardy Gz Simmons
Macaley
Nieme and Boyer
OLD Lantern
Corbett Lumber
Star Citizen
Tmond
Mausa
Palmer Nicklaus lead money race as Open looms
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus near the top of the PGA money list ahead of the U S Open at Brookline. Nicklaus tops with 58 690, Palmer 56 545 after Palmer’s sudden death win at Harrison New York. Tony Lema follows with 49 246 and Julius Boros 43 680 among the top ten.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Brookline
Mass
PGA
Nicklaus
Tucson National Golf Club
Palmer
Paul Harney
Harrison
N. Y
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Gene Littler
Dan Sikes Jr
Doug Sanders
Hob Nichols
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Samprecl Ave
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