Unheralded Pros Chase Hartford Open Title Hope
Gery Player shot a 63 to lead the Greater Hartford Open first round, his return from a month off surprising many. Terry Dill and Bob Lunn tied at 66s, Lee Trevino and Ray Floyd at 67s, with 45 players under par and defending champ Art Wall at 70. Players near Johannesburg and South Africa returned to form as the field narrows toward the weekend in Hartford.
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Austin
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Sacramento
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el Paso
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Doug Ford
Frank Beard
Art Wall
Johannesburg
South Africa
South Bond
Ind
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Rehale Fale
Ali Peeples
Logansport
Over
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Country Club
Har
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Plymouth
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Eaen
Tenn
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Koko
Ater
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Indianapols
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Kent
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Harrison
Eikhart
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Tet Mabatinnai
South Bend
Sash Sitica
Eae Ua Pare Slorkina Srk
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Nych
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George Arenas
Hareld
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Bill Regnier
Real Bsf
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Hamilton
Evansville
Aisle Douglass
Sondeson
Tommy
Aaron Baa
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Gore Seal
Summitville Bombs Foster Forbes In AC Twinbill rout
Summitville AC crushed Foster Forbes 16 2 in game one and won 4 0 in game two as Welborn Woodruff and Dunlap homered and Turner held Foster Forbes to four hits. Summitville teammates Leer Silvey Clark collected multiple hits while Foster Forbes struggles with pitching and offense in the doubleheader.
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Summitville
Foster Forbes
Marion
Mike Welbarn
Jim Welborn
Charlie Woodruff
Jin Dunlap
John Leer
Ron Silvey
Tom Clark
Turner
Fisher Boy
Periday
Buens Oilers
Boca Ree-Ettes Pairings for Boca Ree Rites Golf Tourney
Boca Ree-Ettes released pairings for the Boca Ree Rites club tourney starting Sunday. Four flights list matchups and byes among players such as Agnes McGuire, Donna Wil, Doria Vivian Barker, Ruth Kennedy, Doris Ma ney, Kay Haklay, Mary Teter, Ruth Ham il an Peggy Smith, Jeannie Newby, Marie Henderson, Terry Bckstein, Billie Newman, Ernestine Connelly, Exelyn Blagg s, Pat Etherington, Ruth Hodson, Lou Trindel, Dorothy Bauer, Maggie Parr, Marie Farrer, and Ar lena Moore.
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Boca Ree
Rites Club
Boca Ree- al
Women's Golf Organization
Peggy Smith
Jean Suska
Jeannie Newby
Marie Henderson
Terry Bckstein
Billie Newman
Ernestine Connelly
Exelyn Blagg
Pat Etherington
Ruth Hodson
Lou Trindel
Dorothy Bauer
Maggie Parr
Marie Farrer
Arlena Moore
Patsy Denver Eyes 2nd NFL Victim Friday
Sports column notes Patsy Denver targets a second NFL victim Friday as NFL AFL clashes unfold. Denver Broncos aim to build on recent history after beating Detroit Lions 13 7 and preparing for interleague exhibition games including Chicago Heats.
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Denver Eyes
NFL
Hy Martin Lader
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Detroit
Raentee Bleentz
Denver
Genn Oes
Pittsburgh
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Baton Rouge
New York
Washington
Minnesotas
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Tau Saban
Miami
Broncos
Green Bay
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Milwaukee
Atlanta
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Jets
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Indiana Open leads with Overholser and Peeples
In a compact meet summary Indiana athletes Overholser and Peeples top the field with strong marks. Alan White Mintel and Jerry Mayslett are listed among notable competitors while Bill Miller from Fort Wayne and Bud Zesinger show solid performances in rough relay and sprint events. Additional names include O'Brien, Skhart, Dob Hamilton, and Charlie Harter with competitive scores noted.
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Alan White
Mintel
Jerry Mayslett
Inataneeane
Bill Miller
Fort Wayne
Bud Zesinger
Rough Feud
Dim O’brien
Skhart
Dob Hamilton
Charlie Harter
Indianapolis
Jack Hood
Osceola
Wildcats and ACs Split Doubleheader in Summitville
Summitville and ACs fought a softball doubleheader to a split, with Summitville winning the opener 134 to 9 and ACs taking the nightcap by 10 runs. Key players included Guinnup of Lafayette, Dean homering in the first game, and pitchers Woodruff and Burks contributing across the series.
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Glenn Peeples
Logansport
Esa
Bobby Overholser
Bremen
Harley Drake
Plymouth
Randy Quick
Crown Point
Ellis Brown
Muncie
Mal McMullen
Kokoro
Jona Barry Jr
Indianapolis
Summitville
Jim Guinnup
Lafayette
Alton
Wildcats
Sumi Hart Milvilla AC
Kent Harrison
Elkhart
Mmilville
Guinnup
Lafagatten
Dean
South Bend
Toorig Heiedtar
Penter
Ren Silvey
Mike Ed Knyeh
Tl Weber
AOA Ag
Barnes
Hg ReehGe
Richmond
Pendleton
Carpenter
Vetor
Barry Cooper
Taylor
Fuller
Strouse
Radford
G. Woodruff
Bragg
Lake Majorki
Deca
Syracus
Mitchell and Burks
Blaine
Veagy
Woodruff
George Thomas
Isla
Terry Winter
Tony Jurkewicz
Jess Brown
Carmel
Sam Ely Sets New Front Nine Record At Tri-County
Sam Ely of Anderson shattered the Tri-County front nine record with a six under par 30 at Tri-County Golf Range near Middletown, topping Joe Niece’s previous front nine mark. Ely’s full round stood at 65, two strokes behind the course record, with Niece also holding the overall mark.
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Tri-County
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Middletown
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Severainder
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Ander- Rot
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Slugger Ed Mathews Traded To Tigers in Quiet Deal
The report outlines Ed Mathews being traded amid a flurry of football and baseball notes. It mentions Bob Obery and other players in a broad, unsettled context, with teams like the Tigers and Yankees in play. The piece weaves in exhibition results and general trade chatter without solid outcome details.
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Ortiz May Move Up To Welterweight
Ortiz, a Puerto Rico born boxer based in New York, is eyed as a potential challenger for Curtis Cruz after Ortiz’s recent wins and a prior light weight title reign. Manager Bill Daly hinted at a possible $100,000 purse for a San Juan bout to showcase Ortiz and Cruz.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
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Los
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Cruz
Dominican Republic
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San Juan
Crtiz
Laguna
Sethroned Ortiz
Cassius Clay to Wed Belinda Boyd in Chicago
World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay, a Black Muslim minister, will marry Belinda Boyd in Chicago. Boyd and her father Raymond Boyd co-signed the license in the county clerk’s office amid Clay’s draft refusal case and loss of his title.
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Belinda Boyd
Raymond Boyd
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Boyd
University of Islam
Muhhamed Ali
Mt. Lawn Speedway Gets New Surface
Mount Lawn Speedway five miles west of New Castle received a new asphalt racing surface this week. A 1 inch leveling layer was laid and a 44 inch finished surface will be ready for Sunday’s racing card. Infield drainage improvements were completed and the main event begins at 8 p.m with trials earlier and gates opening at 5 43.
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Mount Lawn Speedway
New Castle
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