Heat Tests Open to Arnold Palmer at Oakland Hills Course
Detroit area heat grips the field as 149 challengers seek the Open title. Arnold Palmer, Doug Ford and Gary Player battle the 6,907 yard Oakland Hills layout with lush greens, heavy traps, and par 70 scoring as heat threatens play. Palmer shoots 69 in warmups while Rosburg calls conditions near impossible if heat persists.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Birmingham, Mich
Detroit
Bob Rosburg
Rosburg
Arnold Palmer
Bob
Portland
Ore
Ben Hogan
Oakland Hills
Robert Trent Jones
Husky
Palmer
Doug Ford
Arnie
Indianapolis
Gary Player
Augusta
Minor League Standings Report From AP
Pacific Coast League results list Vancouver 15 Tacoma 2 and Salt Lake City 5-3 Portland 2-6 Hawaii 2 Spokane 0. International league scores Jersey City 2 Buffalo 0 Charleston 3 Rochester 2 Toronto 4 Columbus 2. American Association Denver 7 Louisville 5 Omaha 5 Indianapolis 4. Dallas-Fort Worth Houston rain affected schedule.
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Vancouver
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Portland
Hawaii
Spokane
International Jersey City
Buffalo
Charleston
Rochester
Toronto
Columbus
Denver
Louisville
Omaha
Indianapolis
Dallas-Fort
Fight results from multiple card bouts across cities
In San Francisco Eddie Andrews 160 stopped Ramon Hernandez 160. In New Orleans Ralph Dupas 146 outpointed Guy Sumlin 144. Stockton Que Marzo outpointed Ronnie Perez 118. Caracas Sadao Yaoita outpointed Nelson Estrada 10. Tampa Claude Williams 161 outpointed Andveld 165. Caracas Eddie Perkins 136 outpointed Carlos Hernandez 133.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Eddie Andrews
Ramon Hernandez
Hermosillo
Mexico
New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Guy Sumlin
Prichard
Stockton
Seeeee Marquez
Ronnie Perez
Hayward
Calif
Caracas
Venezuela
Sadao Yaoita
Japan
Nelson Estrada
Tampa
Fla
Claude Williams
Vernon Law Faces Uncertain Pirates Future Amid Slump
Ailing pitcher Vernon Law laments poor form with the Pittsburgh Pirates after a torn rotator cuff in April. He has won three and lost four, unsure if he can pitch effectively as doctors confirm a right shoulder tear. Law warns another player could take his spot if healing stalls.
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Pittsburgh
Vernon Law
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Pirate
Law
Danny Murtaugh
Vernon
Primonetta Threatens Filly Ranks With Tie Of Decathlon's Mark
Primonetta beats older fillies at Monmouth Park to tie Decathlon's track mark for six furlongs in 1 08 2 5. Jockey Howard Grant hails her as the runningest horse he has ridden. She previously won the Marguerite Stakes at Pimlico and the Prioress at Aqueduct before a leg injury.
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Primonetta
John Writer
NEW York
Funloving
Bowl of Flowers
Brookmeade’ Stable
Ogden
Phipps
Belmont Park
Swaps
Nashua
Monmout Park
Monmouth Park
Decathion
Howard Grant
Shirley Jones
Darby Dan
John W. Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pimlico
Aqueduct
Yankees Open 16-Game Road Swing At First-Place Indians
The New York Yankees start a 16 game stretch with a three game set in Cleveland against the AL leading Indians as they chase the top spot. Bill Stafford pitched a complete game to beat Kansas City and keep New York 1 game behind Detroit in a tight pennant race.
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ED Wilks
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indians
Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
New York
Kansas Cit
Baltimore
Orioles
White Sox
Boston
Minnesota
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Bill Stafford
Ted Bowsfield
Tony Kubek
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Bill Skow
Hector Lopez
Stafford
Leroy Thomas
Ken Hunt
A's
Heywood Sullivan
Leo Posada
Frank Funk
Kansas City
Jerry Walker
Jim Archer
Vic Power
Kirkland
Woodie
Roy Sievers
al Smith
Virginia Cities Hold Elections Today Across Dozens of Towns
Voters in Alexandria South Norfolk Falls Church Covington and Lexington face contested races for mayor and town council. Lexington offers 15 candidates for six seats while Chase City has seven for six council seats. Falls Church voters consider moving city attorney to appointment and bond referendum rules. A Covington candidate, George D. Hill, is the first Black hopeful for council. Elections run from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern.
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Alexandria
South Norfolk
Falls Church
Covington
Lexington
Chase City
George D. Hill
Leroy Bendheim
Frank E. Mann
Virginia
Bendheim
Paul A. Holstein
John M. Bierer
Louisa
Joe T. Carson
W. G. Clark
Appomattox
Lacrosse
Luray
Shenandoah
Stanley
Glasgow
Goshen
Iron Gate
Orange
Scottsville
Warsaw
South Hill
Blackstone
Gordonsville
Mineral
Monterey
Port i Smithfield
South Bus
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