Kansas City Dominates Neede in Baseball Feature
Kansas City defeats Neede 5 to 0 as Baltimore falls 2 to 1 and Cleveland shuts out OS 11 0. Boston scores 7 against Minnesota 5. Today schedule lists Kansas City at New York and Minnesota at Boston among others. Wednesday and Monday results include San Francisco 5 Pittsburgh 4 and Milwaukee 8 Cincinnati 2 with several both league games and exhibition-like matchups.
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Nicklaus Emerges as Golf's New Golden Boy and Wary Strategist
The piece profiles Jack Nicklaus as a calculating, slow but precise player who charts every shot with a yardage map and has won the Masters Open and PGA within 18 months of turning pro. It contrasts him with Hogan and historic greats, notes his calm demeanor, high earnings, and drive to win all major titles.
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Palmer Wins Western Open in Playoff Against Boros and Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer defeats Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus in an 18 hole playoff at Beverly Country Club to win the Western Open. Palmer finishes 70 after 33-37-70 with a final par 5 on 18th securing a one stroke margin. Boros and Nicklaus share runner up with 71 and 73 respectively. Palmer’s win brings his season total to about 96,955 dollars and keeps him on track toward 100,000.
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Mays Homer Delivers 54 Victory. Chance Shields Cleveland 11-0
Willie Mays hit a game winning home run for the second straight game, a three run blast in the fifth that gave the Giants a 54 victory over Pittsburgh. Dean Chance pitched 6 2 3 innings of no hit ball and finished with a two hitter as the Angels routed the Indians 11-0.
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Koufax Wins 17th As Dodgers Stop Four-Game Slide
Sandy Koufax pitched a five hitter to collect his 17th victory as the Los Angeles Dodgers halted a four game skid. Tommy Davis and Willie Davis provided the homer support while Koufax led the NL with 195 strikeouts and a 1.89 ERA. Mays and the Giants won, Spahn earned his 340th win for Milwaukee, and other league results followed.
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Kathy Whitworth Wins Top Prize In Wolverine Golf
Kathy Whitworth 23 year old Jal New Mexico pro golfer edges Betsy Rawls and Jackie Pung to win the Wolverine Women's Open in Mount Clemens Michigan. She bags 1250 dollars for the five stroke victory finishing 198 over 50 holes. Rawls earns 975 dollars.
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Nats Top Horlen In Close No-Hitter Bid Loss
Horlen loses no hitter in Washington as Chuck Hinton and Don Lock drive the runs for the Senators. Bobby Kline picks up the win, while Lolich and Chancey also strong for their teams in separate AL bouts.
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Kefauver Group to Probe Liston Company
Sen Estes Kefauver states the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee will investigate Sonny Listons corporation. He seeks federal boxing regulation and will press for a bill granting Justice Department powers over interstate professional boxing. The panel will also review return fight clauses in contracts and tax advantages for Liston.
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Major League Leaders Show Strong AL and NL Totals
American League leaders include Yastrzemski Boston .324 and Kaline Detroit 68 RBIs. Runs by Allison Minnesota 69 and Kaline 65. Hits Malzone Boston 122 and Kaline 121. Pitching Radatz Boston 12-1 .923 and Ford New York 16-4 .800. In the NL Hanks Aaron leads with .341 and 80 runs for Milwaukee, while White St. Louis has 73 RBIs. Pinson leads NL with 143 hits for Cincinnati.
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Grid Practice Set For Little League Teams
All candidates are reminded that the first practice session is tomorrow at 4 PM at the War Memorial Building. Applications for Little League football players can be obtained at the Young Men's Sport Shop or Kern Motor Company.
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