Lema wins Buick Open heads to National Open
Tony Lema, shocked by his Buick Open triumph, heads to Washington, D C for the National Open after winning the 66 000 Buick Open at Warwick Hills. He fired a final 70 to finish 11 under par 277, earning nearly 9000 dollars while Don Finsterwald and Bob Charles finished runner up and third.
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Grand Blanc
Farrell Tops Winners With 4-1 Win Over Cards
Houston pitcher Dick Farrell earned his 10th win as he blanked the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 aided by Nellie Fox on the back. The Phillies swept a Mets doubleheader, Cepeda and Hart homered for the Giants, and Milwaukee swept the Dodgers as Hank Aaron joined the 350-homer club.
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Associated Press
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Colts
Yankees Sweep Five Games To Move Within One
New York handed Chicago a five game sweep as the Yankees won 8-3 and 4-3 in 10 innings to climb within one game of the White Sox. Baltimore moved into first with two Sox losses, while Chicago dropped six straight. Harmon Killebrew homered three times for Minnesota as the Twins powered past Washington.
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Bob Allison
Zoilo Versalles
Fred Valentine
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Duckworth
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Indians
Jim Gentile
Dick Green
John Romano
Tigers
Don Demeter
Bob Lee
Dick McAuliffe
Jimmy Piersall
Bobby Knoop
Joe Adcock
Angels
Clark First In Grand Prix
Clark wins the Grand Prix of Belgium for the third straight year in Francorchamps. Dan Gurney and Graham Hill led early but both stopped for fuel shortages as Clark, in a Lotus Climax, surged to victory with a 2 06 40.5 time at 182.02 mph.
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Gurney
Halltown Defeats Buckley 5 2 In Night League
Halltown toppled Buckley 5-2 as Buckley's Buckley Buckley Buckley Buckley Buckley Buckley struggled. Donnie Oates took the loss allowing five hits and two runs in five innings. Frank Simons earned the win giving up three hits with seven strikeouts and no walks. G Gillespie and Clifton Peach er noted Buckley and Halltown's defense. Singles were produced by Scot Johnson Randy Riders Bill Longerbeam John Bowers and Irv Gray for Halltown and Bromley Oates and Duvall for Buckley.
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Halltown
Frank Simons
G. Gillespie
Buckley
Clifton Peacher
Scot Johnson
Randy Rfiders
Bill Longerbeam
John Bowers
Irv Gray
Bromley
Nancy Richey Stars in American Wightman Cup Victory
Nancy Richey, 21, Dallas, led the United States to a 5-2 win over Britain at Wimbledon as the Americans clinched the Wightman Cup. She defeated Ann Jones in straight sets 7-5 11-9, drawing praise as a rising force for the Wimbledon title and the team.
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Dallas
Tex
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Britain
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Rebels Win in Extra Innings 11-8 Over Gainesboro
The Winchester Rebels edged Gainesboro 11-8 in 12 innings after a ninth inning rally sent the game to extra frames. McIntyre homered in the first, Goode tripled in the sixth, and a late eighth inning rally gave Gainesboro the lead before the Rebels surged again in the 12th with a flurry of hits and an error-filled sequence. Orndorff earned the win with Wymer catching. Fisher took the loss with Gardner behind the plate.
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Gainesboro
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Goode
Cay
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Ted Reed
Mary Giffith
Buck Wymer
Jim Hartzman
Jim Orndorff
Owen Foltz
John Hockman
Exchange Scores 21 In Small Ball Action
The exchange broke out in the sixth inning for 12 runs as the front runner led 21 to 8 against the Workingman's team. Junie Bush went 3 for 5 to pace the winners while Lake and Hoover each went 2 for 3 for the losers. Mike Oates pitched the inning, Thompson took the loss. Monte Pope caught for the Exchange, Ritter for the Workingmen.
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