Boros Wins National Open as Palmer Falters at Brookline
Julius Boros, 43, captures the National Open at Brookline after Arnie Palmer and Jack Cupit stumble. Boros ends with a three foot par putt on 18 for an $17 500 payout while Palmer finishes three over 76 chasing a late rally that falls short.
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Mets Rise From Cellar led by Willey and Spahn Shines
Mets pitcher Carl Willey tossed his third shutout, lifting New York from the NL cellar for the first time since June. Warren Spahn matched a 10th win with a 337th career victory and home run, powering the Giants’ pursuit of the leaders as St Louis and Cincinnati also won.
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Bouton Wins 10th As Yankees Stay Hot
Jim Bouton pitched a four hitter in the Yankees 8-0 win over the Red Sox to earn his 10th victory and push New York two games ahead in the A L race. Roger Maris homered and drove in a run as New York built a 4-0 lead before cruising. Earl Wilson took the loss for Boston.
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Wimbledon Hopes Brightest For U S Men In Years
U S players McKinley Ralston and Lenoir head into Wimbledon with top seed Emerson favored in a field led by former champions. Ralston fresh NCAA champion trains at Southern California while McKinley optimistic after earlier form. Odds list Emerson Sanatana and Osuna among favorites with Hewitt Mulligan Krishnan also in the mix.
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Boros Wins Open in Three Way Playoff Over Palmer Cupit
Frank Boros captured his second Open title in a three way playoff with Arnold Palmer and Jacky Cupit at the Country Club. Boros, 43, fired a 1-under 70 and led late with clutch iron play and a 10-foot birdie putt at the 17th, while Palmer staggered to a triple bogey on the 11th. Cupit finished two strokes back as Boros claimed the $16,000 prize and tailed a remarkable run through the last two months with three championships this spring.
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Special Meeting of The First National Bank of Berryville
Notice sets a special meeting of Berryville shareholders on June 27 1963 at 10:00 AM at 23 North Church Street Berryville Virginia to vote on ratifying a merger agreement with Farmers and Merchants National Bank Winchester subject to OCC approval. A copy of the merger agreement is available for inspection during business hours. May 29 1963 Edward McC Williams President The First National Bank of Berryville Berryville Virginia.
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