Snead Leads Classic Golf Tourney After 36 Holes in NJ
Sam Snead shot a second round 66 to lead the $100,000 Classic at Upper Montclair by 136 after 36 holes. Gene Littler Dave Marr and Earl Stewart shared second at 138, with Paul Harney and others at 140 and 141 as Don Finsterwald Frank Boynton Wes Ellis and Jacky Cupit chased. Palmer struggled posting 74 for 147 while missing several makeable putts on the tricky greens.
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Clifton
Coa
Upper Montclair Country Club
Snead
Sam
Gene Littler
Dave Marr
Earl Stewart
Paul Harney
Gay Brewer
Don Finsterwald
Frank Boynton
Wes Ellis
Buster Cupit
Jacky Cupit
Upper
Montclair
Littler
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Recipe note on halving ingredients and measurement
A practical reminder that halving ingredients requires converting units. It states that 1 to 3 cups equate to 5 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon, guiding precise halving in cooking.
Coates Shuts Out Orioles 1-0 for Yankees’ Third Straight
Jim Coates held Baltimore to a single hit after Whitey Ford exited with shoulder pain as the Yankees blanked the Orioles 1-0. New York extended its AL lead to one game over Minnesota, while Boston fell to 15-9. The win capped a three-game shutout streak for the pitching staff.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Terry
Bill S
Jim Coates
Coates
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Baltimore
Luis
Ford
Eva Es Gavel
Ford Coates
Minnesota
Dodgers steal lead as Giants slump in NL race
Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills stole second and third and scored to lift Los Angeles to a 1 0 edge over the San Francisco Giants, who lost their third straight as St. Louis beat them 8 4. Cardinals and Phillies also won. Reds dropped fifth in a row.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Maury Wills
Noce Ets
Houston Colts
Secacitabe
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Herene Beagrie
Philadelphia
Reds
New York
Pittsburgh Braves
Milwaukee
Blind Wills
Don McMahon
Dodger
Houston
Willie Davis
Larry Sherry
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Lindy McDaniel
Boyer
Juan Marichal
White
McDaniel
Bob Gibson
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Mays
McCovey
Dennis Bennett
Phils
Bennett
Loserohnny Klippstein
Moe
Charlie's Takes Win Over Four Pops In Virginia League Duel
Charlie's Takes sweeps The Four Pops at Health Center Lanes after a tight rolloff in a tied fin al. Nellie Vaughn led with 131 in the opener, plus 353 series aided by Helen Richards 350. The victory boosted the team to 1293 series and 445 game as Four Pops trailed with Garnett M 110 and Billie Towlen 104. A later match saw Die Hards sweep Chop Sticks while Try Hards rode June Bageant 109 and 104 to defeat Invisibles. A final comeback by Cotton Pickers tied Valley Mix, Isabelle Calkin 123 and Ruby Wingfield 115 pacing the winners. A Junior Mixed Doubles Summer League meeting and free bowling at Health Center Lanes is set for June 13 at 9:30 a.m. for 13-and-older boys and girls.
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Charlie
Virginia Schneider
Nellie Vaughn
Eva Brill
Nellie
Helen Richards
Betty Sheetz
Evelyn Tucker
Garnett M
Billie Towlen
Janice Bohon
Irene Borrer
June Bageant
Naomi Houston
Invisibles
Valley Mix
Isabelle Calkin
Alice Godlove
Ruby Wingfield
Louise Singhass
Valley Redso Mix
McAteer Wins via Disqualification in Paterson Boxing
In Totowa and Paterson New Jersey bouts Don McAteer 179 of Paterson earned a decision over Tom McNeeley 99 of Boston after McNeeley was disqualified in the sixth round for low blows.
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Associated Press
Totowa
N. J
Don McAteer
Paterson
N.J
Tom McNeeley
Boston
McNeeley
Los Angeles
Tony Herrera
Inglewood
Calif
Ray Valdez
Mexicali
Mexico
Brisbane
Alfredo Cota
Gary “Cowburn
Australia
Jaipur Top Favorite In Belmont Stakes Field
NEW YORK AP Jaipur is the post time favorite as eight 3 year olds vie in the 94th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park Long Island. The field includes Crimson Satan Greek Money David K Folk Dancer and Admiral's Voyage among others.
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New York
Jaipur
Old Jerome Park
Bronx
Belmont Park
Long Island
George D. Widener
Philadelphia
Jack High
Blue Larkspur
Widener
Crimson Satan
Nashua
Nasrullah
Decidedly
George A. Pope, Jr
Donald P. Ross
Peter W. Salmon Sr
Fred W. Hooper
Frank E. Powers
Vinny
Louis Wolfson
David K
Maurice Newton
Farmington Bears Edge Military Team 5-4 In Polo
In a late start preliminary polo match Farmington Bears edged the Military team 5-4. Juanie tallied for the Bears aided by Will Farrish with a goal apiece as UK tie and strong defense propelled the win.
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Farmington Bears
Juanie
Steat UK
Will Farrish
Epee Asil Ae
Winchester Rebels Square Off With Leetown Tomorrow
The Winchester Rebels, third in the Tri-County Baseball League, host Leetown at Rouss Park Diamond tomorrow at 2 30. Expected pitchers are Cornwell or Reid with Foltz catching.
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Winchester’s
Rebels
Leetown
Rouss Park
Cornwell
Reid
Foltz
Major Leagues Friday results and weekend schedule
Results include New York 1 Baltimore 0. Cleveland 15 Boston 9 in 13. Detroit 7 0 Washington 6 1. Los Angeles 7 Kansas City 1. Minnesota 2 Chicago 1. Sunday slate lists multiple matchups with return to schedule details.
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New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago
L. Pet. G.B
Coca Cola Wins Forest Hills Tenpin League Title
The correction notes Coca Cola won the Forest Hills tenpin league championship Thursday night, not Martin's as yesterday's Star had reported. The title was decided by games won and the Star apologizes for the error.
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Coca Cola
Martin
Star
Forest Hills
Former Iowa athletic director and judge John G. Chalmers dies
John G. Chalmers 87 longtime athletic director at the University of Iowa and a district court judge from 1942 to 1955 died Friday of cancer in Dubuque Iowa. He served as athletic director and head coach of football basketball and track at Iowa from 1908 to 1905.
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Dubuque, Iowa
John G. Chalmers
University of Iowa
Iowa
Virginia fox hunting rules revised by state commission
The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries amended Regulation 5 on April 26, 1962 to uniform closing dates west of the Blue Ridge and establish a continuous fox season in Augusta County. The ruling details hunting with guns and dogs in multiple counties and specifies open seasons, day length limits, trapping provisions, and targeted counties, with July 1, 1962 effective date.
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Code of Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Blue Ridge
Augusta County
Clarke
Fairfax
Fauquier
Quantico Marine Reservation
Loudoun
Rappahannock
Newport News
Clare County
Amelia County
Blue Ridge Mountains
Chesterfield
Franklin
King George, Patrick
Pittsylvania
Prince Edward
Chesterfield County
Richmond County
Albemarle
Amelia
Amherst
National Forest
Appomattox
Charlotte
Culpeper
Dinwiddie
Darvills
Halifax
Louisa
Nottoway
State Health Department
Beverley W. Stras, Jr
Virginia Game Regulations Adopted for Deer and Small Game
The Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries adopted amended deer quail rabbit grouse pheasant turkey bear and trapping provisions on April 26 1962 and May 26 1962 effective July 1 1962. It sets deer season dates bag limits by county west of the Blue Ridge and in other areas and outlines hunting restrictions including dog use limits and permit provisions for trapping bears damaged properties and snow days.
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Code of Virginia
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Amherst
U.8
Bedford
Campbell
Franklin
Henry
Nelson
Patrick
Pittsylvania
Arlington
Buchanan
Fairfax
Montgomery
Northampton
Loudoun
Alleghany
U.S
Augusta
Bath
Bland
Botetourt
Carroll
Clarke
Craig
Dickenson
Floyd
Frederick
Giles
Grayson
Highland
Lee
Page
Pulaski
Roanoke
Rockbridge
Rockingham
Russell
Scott
Shenandoah
Smyth
Tazewell
Warren
Washington
Wise
Wythe
Accomack
Parramoré Island
Culpeper
Fauquier
Greene
Madison
Orange
Prince William
Rappahannock
Parramore Island
Albemarle
Amelia
U.S. Route 29
Brunswick
Buckingham
Caroline
Charles City
Charlotte
Chesterfield
Cumberland
Dinwiddie
Essex
Fluvanna
Gloucester
Goochland
Greensville
Halifax
Hanover
Wise and Wythe
Accomack County
Gathright
Grayson Greene
King William
Lancaster
Mathews
Middlesex
Norfolk
Northumberland
Richmond
New Kent County
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