Americans Seek Open Berth as British Championship Starts
The British Open qualifiers begin with 323 players chasing 52 places for the Royal Birkdale event. Americans including T A Coulson Walter Dannecki Bob Sweeny Terry Dill and Bill Castleman compete in two rounds at Hillside and Southport Ainsdale to reach the July 7 Open. Bookmakers list Jack Nicklaus as the favorite at 7-2 with Arnold Palmer also among top contenders. Kel Nagle and Gary Player are among others in attendance.
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N.Y
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Milwaukee
Bob Sweeny
Palm Beach Fla
Frank Bostock
Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Falkenburg
Rio de Janeiro
Los Angeles
Ainsdale
Terry Dill
Muleshoe
Tex
Birkdale
Kel Nagle
Lema faces heat as golf stars eyes World Series entry
The Western Open stirs controversy as Tony Lema lambasts England while officials note his remarks. Prize money totals 10 000 pounds with 1 750 going to the winner. several top players are exempt or already qualified for the 1965 World Series.
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Chicago
England
St. Andrews
Scotland
Sam Snead
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Peter Thomson
Australia
Palmer
Nagle
Lemna
Max Faulkner
Britain
Bobby Nichols
Phil Rodgers
Doug Sanders
Bruce Devlin
Nick
Speedy Scot Leads 8-Horse Trotting Championship Field
SPEEDY Scot and seven rivals chase $25 000 and a Roosevelt Raceway title to secure a U S berth in the Roosevelt International. The 114 mile race serves as a qualifier with Speedy Scot favored after 1964 victories while contenders include Su Mac Lad Seatle Star and others in a bid to meet foreign trotters in the 14 1 2 mile International.
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Blefary Leads Orioles Past Yankees with Homer and Triple
Former Yankee farm hand Curt Blefary powered Baltimore past New York 4-3. He hit a first inning homer off Whitey Ford, added a triple, and scored another run to hand Ford his seventh loss. Steve Barber got the win as Ford was knocked from the mound after four innings.
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Southpaw Champ Grelle Holds Lead In World Games
Defending Na tional Lefthanded Amateur champion Stuart Chancellor of Midland Texas led by three strokes after 54 holes at the Tropicana course. Weavil and Drazin each notched a hole in one. Ed Sweetman moved into third with 223 as a four-way tie for fifth formed at 225. In seniors, Col. Adams led with 225 while Jack Walters Sam Alpert and Paul Mose were at 229. Other events in Helsinki show Grelle and Davies posting fast times as Americans shine in sprint and distance finals.
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UPI
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Midland
Tex
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Los Angeles
Dunes
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Tropicana Country Club
Tropicana
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Phoenix
Ariz
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Greensboro
N.C
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Killen
Fred Blackman
Imperial Beach
Calif
Tom Pinckley
Visalia
Col
Bill Adams
March Air Force Base
Jack Walters
Tacoma
Wash
Sam Alpert
Chicago
Paul Mose
Arlington
Deadline Set for 1965 YMCA Summer Basketball League
July 12 is the entry deadline for teams wishing to join the YMCA summer basketball league. Entry forms and rules are at the YMCA program office or mailed on request. Teams require an Anderson YMCA membership and pay a $10 fee. Eight teams compete with a guaranteed weekly game and top four enter playoffs. Jeff Richardson of Michigan State is noted as a Big Ten wrestling champion and Spartan football player.
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West Twelfth Street
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