Three speedboat racers die in Potomac regatta tragedy
Washington AP reports three top speedboat racers killed during the President's Cup Regatta on the Potomac River. Victims were Ron Musson and Rex Manchester of Seattle and Don Wilson of Palm Beach. The final heat ended after the Manchester Wilson accident on the first lap while judges awarded Manchester and Notre Dame the race on points.
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Whitworth Shatters Record at Milwaukee Jaycee Open
Kathy Whitworth, from San Antonio, shot a 273 to break the LPGA 72 hole record and win the Milwaukee Jaycee Open. She led by two strokes over Sandra Haynie with rounds of 68 71 69 and 65 and earned 1950 dollars.
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Carol Mann
Marilyn Smith
Sonics Edge Travelers in Lone Extra Inning Thriller
Amarillo’s Sonics beat Arkansas 7 6 in 11 innings at Travel ers Field. Ed Pacheco sparked the win with a bases loaded triple and a daring run in the 11th, while Danny Rivas held Arkansas to three hits late and earned his third win.
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Casper Surges To Tie Palmer In National Open Reversal
Bill Casper erased a late deficit with seven strokes over the final nine holes to tie Arnold Palmer at 278 in the 66th National Open at Olympic Club. The pair will clash in an 18 hole playoff Monday with $25 000 to the winner. Palmer bogeyed four of the last five holes while Casper drilled long putts for birdies.
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Lubbock Golfer Wins West Texas Amateur at Lubbock CC
Dave Lawson of Lubbock edged Rik Massengale of Jacksboro by one shot to win the Men's West Texas Amateur at Lubbock Country Club with a two over par 290. Massengale surged late but Lawson’s 16th hole birdie sealed victory. Farquhar of Amarillo finished third at 295.
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John Farquhar
Amarillo
Bobby Sanders
Buddy Hamilton
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Andy Anderson
Texas Tech
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Tom Thatcher
Heath Nuckolls
Barry McFarland
Lawson
Rik Massengate
Robb Smith
Big Spring
Ed Moses
Midland
Terry Jastrow
Jack Williams
Plainview
John Shepperson
San Angelo
Ross Mitchell
Robert McKinney
Tommy Wilson
Dean Strack
Jerry Hindar
Shamrock
Jimmie Johnson
Levelland
Marrett Tripp
Rick Jennings
Ronnie Craig
Clifton Irwin
Dick Dillingham
Abilene
Cotton Kilpatrick
Denver City
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Doak Payne
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Medalist Record Safe At Amarillo Club Women’s Invitational
Medalist rounds are to be carded today as the eighth annual Amarillo Country Club Women’s Partnership Invitational golf tournament begins match play Tuesday. The field features 47 teams, with entry limited to 80, and prizes hinge on two points per hole with low ball and low total.
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Amarillo
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Dee Miller
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Tulsa
W. T. Hardy
Susie Long
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Dorothy Langkop
Garland
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Matson eyes national team after NCAA record throws
Randy Matson of Pampa Texas A&M headlines a track season with NCAA records in shot put and discus. He set a 65-6% shot put mark and won with 67-1, then fired 197-0 in discus, near his Southwest Conference best. He aims for the National AAU meet this summer and a possible 1968 Olympics run.
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Baseball Standings and Monday Schedule
Baseball standings and Monday night games list matchups across the league. New York Rustock Briles St Louis Philadelphia Short Atlanta Cloninger Los Angeles Drysdale Houston Roberts Minnesota Grant California Brunet Chicago Horne Kansas City Stafford Cleveland O Donaghe Washington Richert.
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Orioles Split Doubleheader Clinch Lead Over Red Sox
In Boston the Orioles won the opener 5-3 with Eddie Fisher closing out a tense ninth inning. The nightcap saw Boston prevail 5-2 as Geege Scott drove in key runs with three hits, while Jose Santiago was hit by a sharp grounder and exited. Baltimore's lead in the AL grew to two and a half games.
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Coody Ends Open With Five Over 75 In Final Round
Charles Coody closed the United States Open with a five over 75 for a four round total of 302. He spared in the windup after officials harassed him on Saturday and avoided trouble Sunday. He bogeyed holes 3 5 10 and had a double bogey on 14 after hitting a tree.
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Davis Single Gives Dodgers Narrow Victory in Game Three
Willie Davis delivered a tie breaking single in the eighth as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the San Francisco Giants 2-1 to take the series finale before 53,527. Don Drysdale pinch hit to start the rally and Phil Regan earned the win after relieving Claude Osteen.
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Wrestling Duel at Sports Arena with DiBiasi vs Funk Jr
Wrestling program shows Iron Mike DiBiasi to face Dory Funk Jr at 8:30 p.m. Thursday at Sports Arena plus listed golf Pro-Am and club events at Plainview and Quanoh venues with midweek JY regional at Ross Rogers Course. Drag races slated for Amarillo Dragway in July and midget racing at Be Speedway on Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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