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Show & DAILY HERALD 9, September uian MO!NTay. uiaa taunxy, IT'' 7::.:- ia .J55 ' n ! ace ' Hirst i f Ohio Golfer Edges Out Boros By One Stroke By LEO II. PETERSEN UPI Sports Editor - -- AKRON. 'Ohio On the 13th, a key Exhibition Pill Title To Packers par-fou- r 460-ytrd- er, Palmer drove into the Jack trees, hit another tree on his sec-- ; ond shot and wound up' with a " (UPI) Nicklaus did it again. It was, he said, "my five iron double bogeyj six. on the 13th hole which did the n Nicklaus hit his f sec-- j the job being the $50,000 ond shot job", 12 feet the big one first, place money in the World from the cup and sank the putt. Series V . five-iro- of Golf. Although Boros finished second, It was the second year in a he had not been in contention at row that burly Jack came up that point. He got back into the with" the biggest golf purse of the running by sinking a birdie year. putt on the 17th. . He shot a final That left him two shots behind round Sunday, matching' par for the with one hole to go. His six-fo7,165-yar- d Firestone Country Club birdie putt on the 18th brought and it was course.. That gave him a total of him a stroke closer 140 even par for the two worth $15,000 as the runner-u- p rounds. money. Palmer and Charles reIt was one stroke better than ceived $5,000 each. Feels Better Julius Boros wound up with. He 2 Nicklaus, who; had been critical had a final round 9, but his late charge left him one shot of the press after he three-putte- d behind Nicklaus with a total of from four feet on the 18th hole oh the first round, thought a lit141. after he "It seems like I'm always a tle better of golf writers ' won who Sunday, said Boros, furlong behind,? at 43 is having the greatest year "Actually,; ':' he said, "they of his golfing- - career. "But if I aren't bad fellows." Asked hown he .would have felt have to lose, like I did yesterabout them had he lost, Nicklaus to to lose a is it . pleasure day, - ., smiled: Ohio Fats'." "Ohio Fats" is the way most "They're pretty good guys. "I say that not because I won of his, fellow golfers refer to $50,000 but because I mean it. I Nicklaus. was a little upset Saturday. Well, Palmer Is Third Arnold Palmer, suffering from Sunday was another day." a painful right shoulder, wound Palmer, who will be 34 on for 143. Bob Tuesday, refused to blame an up with a left- aching right shoulder for his finZealand New the Charles, hander who won the British Open, ish. "I just "didn't play well finished last with a 147, taking a 77 in the final round. enough," he 1 said. . V,.? X i j - is. 28-1- 7, 35-35- 70 ' - c i, i i X "pre-seaso- 1 , All-Sta- 37-3- at 7-- 0, f S? - 7, 38-1- pre-seas- 5MXw0ww... i. A EMOTIONAL FAREWELL Stan "The Man" Musial, fighting to keep back tears, bids fp.rewell to the fans at Forbes Field prior to the Cardinals-Pirate- s game Mrs. who came to him Stan's watch Musial, mother, Mary play every Sunday. time the Redbirds came to Pittsburgh and still lives in hishometown of Doners, Pa., sods quietly in the background. (Herald-UP- I TelephotoL Big Leagues National League Player Club & Groat, StL T.Davisi, LA Pinson,: Cin Aaron, Mil Clmente, Pitt Gnzalez, Phil Santo, Chi Cepeda, SF Flood, StL White. StL G ABHXH Pet. 78 185 .328 493 60 159 .323 587 85 189 .322 557 108 178 .320 520 70 166 .319 492 72 155 .315 562 73 174 .310 506 84 156 .308 l40 592 103 182 .307 144 589 97 179 .304 141 : 29 146 142 133 137 143 138 564 : I American League Ytrzmski,, Bos 136 516 85 T34 523 86 Kaline, Det Pearson, LA Rollins: Min Malzone, Bos Wagner, LA Ward, Chi Battpyj Min Frcsosi. U Howard. NY 138 127 139 139 145 134 138 120 512 496 540 520 574 465 531 433 80 74 ' ' ; ' 64 71 76 Results (5-4- (4-8- ). 104 000 100 6 15 2 Cleveland 2 8 2 000 000 020 Washington Kralick (12-1Romano. and Duckworth, Burnside (3), Roebuck (3), Hobaugh (6), Moeller Duck(8) and Leppert. Loser HR Minoso. worth 3) (4-12- 166 165 160 155 162 154 168 133 61 75 151 67 123 .322 ). Broglio, Shantz (8), Taylor (9) and McCarver. Friend, Schwall (8) and Burgess, Brand (9). Win,. Loser Friend ner Broglio (15-8)- Javier. HR (16-14- ). New York Cincinnati 3 7 0 010 010 010 2 7 2 100 010 000 Bearnarth (8) and C. Coleman (9). Nuxhall .315 Boston 000 003 120 6 14 0 Hook, .313 Baltimore 3 11 2 002 000 001 .313 Conley, Lamabe (5) and Till- (13-7- ) and .300 man. Miller (6), Stock Hook Barber, .296 (8) and Orsino. Winner Lamabe Freese. .392 HRs Loser Barber .286 Orsino, Mantilla. Los Angeles .284 (4-12- (6-3- ). Can-nizzar- o, Edwards. Winner HRs ). PJnson, (19-11- ). i 284 Kansas CityJ 110 000 000 2 12 0 Home Runs 1 9 2 000 100 000 Los Angeles National League Aaron, Pena, Wyatt (9) and Lau. D. Braves 38: McCovey. Giants 37; Lee, Osinski (6), Fowler (8) and Mays, Giants 34: Cepeda. Giants Foiles. Winner Pena 28; Santo, Cubs 26. Loser D. Lee American L e a g u i; Stuart, Red Sox 37: Killebrew; Twins 37; (1st Game) Allison. Twins 32: Hall, Twins 29; Minnesota 2 7 0 000 100 610 Howard. Yanks 26: Lock, Senators Chicago 5 11 1 020 010 02x 2b. Pascual, Pleis (8) and Battey. Runs Batted In Horlen ) and Carreon. Loser National Aaron, Pascual (18-8League Braves 117; Boyer, Cards 103; (2nd Game) 4 13 3 300 000 010 Whiter Cards 98: Santo, Cubs Minnesota 9 0 &5; Pinson. Reds 92. 041 000 5 000 Chicago Red American League Stuart, Stigman, Dailey (8), Roggen-bur- k Sox 105; Kaline, Tigers 95; WagHer(9) and Zimmerman. Brosnan Colavito, 87; Carreon. (9) and ner, Angels Tigers bert, Loser 83; Allison, Twins; Ward, White Winner Brosnan 80! Twins all Sox; Killebrew, Roggenburk . 2 11 1 000 101 000 Pittsburgh (11-19- ). . (7-10- ). (8-7- ). 4 7 0 5 13 2 200 010 010 000 020 30x San Francisco Miller, Perranoski (5), Sherry (7) and Roseboro. Sanford, Pierce (6), Larsen (7) and Haller. WinPerLoser ner Larsen HRs ranoski (14-3Cepeda, 7. Mazzinghi Cops Junior Fight Title 154-poun- d 10,-00- PHARMACIST WANTED 2-- .. mtiFMur Jackson, 000 000 001 000 000 20x Elston (8) and 1 9 0 2 4 0 Schaf-te- (8). Johnson, Bruce Woodeshick (9) and Smith. (9), Winner Johnson Loser (8-17- Jackson 'mv ' Sv m Wvn U I Ranew mm ii ii i r, inn (st) ir yY m i ii i m n mm. m 1 i i 1 1 IIIUIWJII MM mv - mm (3-7- K It's a good rule never to J&A ng re-app- aMianm. m iyl'M lOS fflRAM WALKER'S - W. I I I " m ,)? hid . r sz-- yyj I' r ill ii" . M i i . 1 1 DESERET FEDERAL SAVINGS put you at the very TOP . . . where, like 13,000 other thrifty savers, you get NAYLORAUTO TOP earnings, currently 4 TOP safety, with edch account insured to $10,000 by a U. S. 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Chicago s 24-1- By United Press International By United Press International 5 27-1- National League 100 000 020 3 11 10 Milwaukee 101 2 9 000 000 American League Philadelphia (20-57 210 0 3 000 000 and J. Torre. ) Detroit Spahn 211 010 OOx 5 12 0 Green, Short (8) and Oldis. Loser New York ). HRs Oliver, Lary, Faul (6), Gladding (7) - Green (12-4and Demeter. ) and Triandos. Downing HRs Berra. Loser Lary Maris, Pepitone. 3 7 0 003 000 000 St. Louis Major League on 7, Major League Line Scores Leaders In i pre-seaso- . 14-1- -- -- pre-seaso- on 4-- j . rs pre-seas- - , , 5-- ot Los Angeles 4 Kansas City By United Press International 4 Baltimore I Boston National League , W. L. Pet. GB Sunday's Results 86 57 .601 ... Cleveland 6 Washington 2 Los Angeles 83 61 .576 3 Boston 6 Baltimore 3 St. Louis New 8 York 5 Detroit 3 .545 78 65 Milwaukee 78 66 .542 8s Chicago 5 Minnesota 2, 1st San Francisco 7 68 .524 11 Chicago 5 Minnesota 4, 2nd Philadelphia 76 70 .521 UV Kansas City 2 Los Angeles 1 Cincinnati 74 69 .517 12 Monday's Probable Pitchers Chicago 17 .483 69 74 Tuesday's Gamese Pittsburgh Boston at Los Angeles, night 53 91 .368 33 Houston New York at Kansas City, night 46 97 .322 40 New York Cleveland at Minnesota, night Saturday's Results Baltimore at Chicago, night 5 St. Louis 6 Pittsburgh Detroit at Washington, 2, twi-- i 3 San Francisco 5 Los Angeles night Milwaukee 6 Philadelphia 4 FINAL PCL STANDINGS 2 4 New York Cincinnati Northern Division Houston 2 Chicago 1 W. L. Pet. GB Sunday's Results 98 60 .620 Spokane Milwaukee 3 Philadelphia 2 81 77 .513 17 Hawaii St. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 2 79 79 .500 19 Tacoma New 'York 3 Cincinnati 2 73 84 . 465 23J,i Portland San Francisco 5 Los Angeles 4 90 .427 30 68 Seattle Houston 2 Chicago 1, night Southern Division Tuesday's Games W. L. Pet. GB San Francisco at New York night Oklahoma City 84 74 .532 Houston at Philadelphia night 83 74 .529 San Diego Los Angeles at Pittsburgh night Dallas-Ft. 79 79 .500 5 W. Milwaukee at Cincinnati night 73 85 .462 11 Salt Lake Chicago at St. Louis night 7187 .449 13 Denver American' League Sunday's Results W. L. Pet. GB San Diego 5, Salt Lake City 3 95 49 .660 New York Portland 2, Tacoma 0 (1st game) 81 .559 UVt 64 Chicago Tacoma 3 Portland 0 (2nd game) 80 64 .556 IS Minnesota 7 innings 77 68 .531 18 Baltimore Spokane 3, Seattle 2 lst game,) 69 73 .486 25 Detroit seven innings 70 76 .479 26 Cleveland Spokane 7, Seattle 2 (2nd game) 69 76 .476 26 Boston seven innings 65 78 .455 29 Kansas City Denver 7, Hawaii 6 (1st game) 64 81 .441 31 ?Los Angeles Hawaii 6, Denver 5 (2nd game), 43 .357 92 51 seven innings Washington Dallas-Ft- . Worth 4, Oklahoma City Results Saturday's 3 (1st game) New York 11 Detroit 6 Worth Oklahoma City 6, Dallas-Ft- . Minnesota 4 Chicago 2 4 (2nd game) Cleveland 9 Washington 2 Parilli, Rote Star In Opening AFL Encounter pre-seaso- 22-fo-ot 36-36-- By United Press International was no surprise that the Green Bay Packers are the Na tional Football League's exhibition champions for the fourth straight year, but whoever figured the Minnesota Vikings to wind up a close second? The Packers knocked off their n fifth straight NFL op ponent Saturday night by defeat And By NORMAN MILLER speaking of casualties ing the Washington Redskins, UPI Writer Sports at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, giv halfback Paul Lowe of the Chartf- Babe Parilli and Tobin Rote, ing the champs a 1 exhibition who battled one' another for a job ers, who missed nearly the enrecord-Gree- n 10 years ago, are proving to the tire 1962. season because of a bro--. n deBay's lone American Football League that ken arm, showed all his old runfeat its first in four years life for begins in the mid-30'- s came at the hands of the College ning speed in the victory aver the old quarterback. at Chicago, Aug 2, cast- brainy Bills before a crowd of 22,344 at Rote, who is 35 and missed San Diego. ing some doubt as to the signifin cance of these the entire nearly games. Rote set up the Chargers' first of because Yet coach Norm Van Brocklin's schedule severely touchdown with three passes that baby Vikings must certainly look bruised ribs, made an impressive covered 70 and with San yards, diformal AFL debut Sunday by n upon their surpirsing 1 3 in the Diego leading only record as a big moral-booste- r recting the San Diego Chargers third Lowe took a pitch- period, to 0 Bufa for the campaign that starts next victory over the an48 out for and raced yards weekend.-- Minnesota clobbered the falo Bills. 18 of TD. Rote other completed St. Louis Cardinals, 35-Friday And Parilli, who is 33 and mak- 30 passes for 260 yards. night at St. Louis. ing a comeback from a broken PaTilli ran 10 yards for one The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the collarbone last season, was equaltouchdown, 16-passed 33 yards to Cleveland Browns, Sunday ly brilliant in guiding the Boston rookie Art Graham for another, 4 in the Hall of Fame Game at Patriots to a win over the two set more scores' with and up Canton, Ohio, winding up the New York Jets. Parilli was Rote's home-open- tosses Boston's in his NFL's schedule. understudy with the Green Bay ing victory over New York .beOn Saturday night, a crowd of Packers back in 1953. fore 24,120 fans. 51,218 sat in rain at . the Sugar Another quarterback who was Bowl in New Orleans to watch ailing last season, Tom Flores of a doubleheader in which the Chi- the Oakland Raiders, helped proAFL Standings cago Bears beat the Baltimore duce the biggest upset of the By United Press International Colts, 14-and the Dallas Cow- AFL's opening ' weekend on Satur Eastern Division W L T Pet. PF PA boys whipped the Detroit Lions, day night when he came off the 1 0 0 1.000 38 14 bench in the third period and Boston 3 0 1 0 .000 13 24 over Houston a the victory sparked 0 1 0 .00010 14 Buffalo Houston Oilers. 1 0 .000,14 38 0 New York Just as big a surprise from the Division Western standpoint of. the score was the W L T Pet. PF PA 59-- 7 rout of the Denver Broncos 1 0 0 1.000 59 7 Kansas City by the Kansas City Chiefs, the 1 0 0 1.000 24 IS Oakland transplanted league champions. 1 0 0 1.000 14 10 San s Diego Two of the AFL's glamor-boy0 1 0 .000 759 Denver were knocked out of action on the Results Sunday's Fullback Cook MILAN, Italy (UPI) Blond opening weekend. 38 New York 14 Boston 1962 of AFL ie the Gilchrist Bills, Sandro Mazzinghi of Italy, new 14 Buffalo 10 world junior middleweight cham- player of the year, aggravated San Diego (Only games scheduled) ,1 rib and ankle injuries at was pion, considering today previous Saturday's Results whether to give angry Ralph Du-pa- s San Diego, while halfback Billy 59 Denver 7 of New Orleans a chance to Cannon of the Oilers injured his Kansas City 13 "24 Houston Oakland : ankle Saturday night against Oak crown. recapture the scheduled) (Only games Mazzinghi, 24, won the title land, from Dupas Saturday night on a ninth-roun- d 0 knockout before at the outdoor Vigorelli Velo-- . drome. 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