Bears Reap Ronnie Bull as Chicago’s future star
George Halas lauds Baylor back Ronnie Bull as his top college pick and outlines plans for his development with the Bears. Bull, weighing 203 pounds, expects to play near 210 as he prepares for a Packers clash and a Bears arrival.
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Otto Graham
College All Stars
Green Bay Packers
Bobby Ply
Ted Plumb
Dean Blair
Parker Game the Best and Bull's Rise at Baylor
Senior back Ronnie Bull reflects on his Baylor career and back trouble in 1960s Pittsburgh Arkansas Texas East-West Senior Bowl games. He recalls an Arkansas win over Fayetteville two years ago and his steady growth from Bishop standout to Baylor star, with lasting memories despite two disappointing final seasons.
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Texas
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Fayetteville
American Davies Wins British Amateur Golf Title at Hoylake
Richard Davies of Pasadena California defeated Welshman Povall 1 up in a see-saw 36 hole final to claim the British Amateur Championship at Hoylake. Davies, nicknamed Boom Boom for his long drives, became the 12th American winner since the event began in 1885.
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California
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Deane Beman
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Southern California Amateur and His Own Club Title At the Annandale Country Club
Pasadena
Bachelor
Powall
Royal Liverpool
Nicklaus Edges to Tie with Palmer in U S Open Playoff
Rookie Jack Nicklaus shoots 2-under 6n to tie Arnold Palmer at the 62nd U S Open with a 283 total. An 18-hole playoff is set for Sunday at Oakmont where Palmer eyes a grand slam bid amid sweltering heat and a near 25,000 crowd.
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Inverness
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Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Ben Hogan
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Phil Rodgers
San Diego
Calif
Bobby Nichols
Nichols
Arn
Arnie Boy
Pennsylvania
Kindall’s 9th inning homer lifts Indians past Yankees 10 9
Cleveland’s Jerry Kindall delivered a two run homer in the ninth after hitting four times to finish 4 for 5 as the Indians erased a 9 7 deficit. Mickey Mantle returned for the Yankees with a three run shot but Kindall’s blow sealed a 10 9 Cleveland victory over New York.
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Mantle
Gary Bell
Jim Coates
New Yorkers
Woodie Held
Bubba Phillips
Segui Shuts Twins as A's Stop AL Lead Drive
Diego Segui, Kansas City’s ace reliever, pitched his first start on Saturday night and beat the Minnesota Twins 6 2. His strong outing halted Minnesota’s bid to seize the American League lead.
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Diego Segui
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Twins
Ernie Banks Leads Cubs Past Mets With Four-Run Day
Ernie Banks slugged his 17th homer, added two singles and a sacrifice fly driving in four as the Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Mets. Banks powered a decisive offensive burst in a 6-3 win, with key support helping Chicago build an early lead and hold on.
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Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Baylor ticket re orders remind fans of July first deadline
Baylor seeks to fill 6000 reserved west side seats for 1962 season with five home games priced at 20 dollars. Priority includes 1961 buyers and Bear Club members. applications mailed to about 20 000 prospects. Mail orders must include 25 cents per request and go to the Baylor Athletic Department in Waco Texas.
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Giants End Slump With 5 0 Shutout Of Cardinals
Juan Marichal limited St Louis to two hits as the Giants defeated the Cardinals 5 to 0. Felipe Alou hit a two run homer in the first and Willie Mays added a two run double in the fifth to back Marichal who earned his 10th win. Larry Jackson took the loss.
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Red Schoendienst
Curt Flood
Larry Jackson
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Carl Sawatski
Chuck Hiller
Ken Boyer
Palmer and Nicklaus reach 1% hole playoff at Oakmont
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus tie at 283 after 72 holes at Oakmont Country Club in the U S Open, setting up a Sunday playoff. Palmer complains of distractions and poor putting while Nicklaus praises the course and irons, noting his own 139 putts and a strong finish.
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Latrobe
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Brand Belter
Columbus
Ohio
Bobby Nichols
Ducks Waddle to Title, BU's Curtis Places 6th
Oregon swept the NCAA track championships led by Cyrol Burleson and Jerry Tarr. Tarr won two hurdles events while Burleson set a meet record in the mile though wind invalidated one time. Curtis from BU finished sixth in the high jump as Oregon edged rivals for the title.
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Texas
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Oklahoma
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