Whitemarsh Open leads after first round tied
Tommy Shaw of Portland shoots 66 to share the Whitemarsh Open lead with Tony Lema Juan Rodriguez and Al Balding. Late 68s by Lema and Balding join the group as pro Tommy Jacobs and Dave Marr close one stroke back. Phillies deny land purchase for a new stadium in Cherry Hill.
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N. J
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Robert Carpenter
Camden Courier Post
George F. H. Harrison
Harrison
Carpenter
Philadelphia
UPI
Tommy Shaw
Portland
Ore
Tony Lema
Juan Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
al Balding
Lema
Balding
Rod
Iguez
South Jersey
Whitemarsh Valley
Tommy Jacobs
Ken Venturi
Larry Mowry
Rhode Island
Dave Marr
Arnold
Shaw
Rodriguez
3Alding
Indianapolis
Sy Wee Wee Sue
Minnesota
Boston
Joe
Twins
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Yeaders
Millath
Jb Cnery
Oliva Si Yaat
al Baldingas
Kibrwit Jones
Hail Stuan
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Malzone
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Wilane
Tomi
Consiat Batley
Thomas
Larry Mow
Ant iGoorze Pa
Snyder
Lamabe
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Todls
Jerry Edwards
Minnesota Soo
cAmed Palmer
Pitman Sota
David Howie Johnson
Maradafi
Earley i Gray
Ck Klaus
Gary Jayer
Mason Rudatoh
Daleville Cruises to 7th League Win 15 5
Daleville’s Broncoes exploded for seven runs in the first inning and defeated Cadiz 15 to 5 in Mid-East Conference play. Denny Donovan and Chet Babb each had two hits, Allen Shroyer tripled, Hart doubled for Cadiz, and Daleville moved to 7-1 with two games left.
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Broncoes
Cadiz
Denny Donovan
Chet Babb
Allen Shroyer
Hart
Boyer
Boram
E Margison
B. Shaffer
South
L. Shai Ooo
Gillock
Orr
Schlegel
Costerison
Peckispaugh
Sbi
Shrover
Twins explode in 15-9 rout of Red Sox in homer spree
In Boston, rookie Tony Oliva powered Minnesota with a three run homer as the Twins built a five run first inning and outslugged the Red Sox 15-9. Oliva finished 3 for 3 with two singles and a leaping backhand grab, boosting his average to .339 and narrowing the AL batting race.
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Boston
Tony
Oliva
Minnesota
Twins
Jack Lamabe
Carl Yastrzemski
Shaw
Thors
Bob Allison
Sfinnesota
Cullen
Young Mi
Madison 1 UK Pottery routs Acme in Little League showdown
John Wilson fire 10 strikeouts and a two run homer in the third propelled UK Pottery past Acme Paying 11 to 6 in the Madison Little League third game. He leads his club toward Monday 5 p.m. final versus Pepsi-Cola as Regenald Woodall Adams and others contributed.
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Madison
John Wilson
UK Pottery
Acme
John
Pepsi-Cola
Ncme
Regenald
Woodall
Adams
Grand National May Leave Aintree After 1965
The Grand National at Aintree faces relocation plans after 1965 as rising costs and attendance concerns push organizers to seek a new site. The Tophams, owners of the track, say the event may be moved to a different locality with Capital and Counties Property Company advising on development for social needs of Liverpool area.
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Aintree
Eng
UPI
Pany
Liverpool
Dher
Martinsville Hires Razmic As New Coach
Martinsville High School announces John P. Razmic 27 former coach at Rensselaer High School as head football coach replacing Gerry Stuperk who led the team for one month after Bob Steel resigned to take a similar post at Munster Indiana Steel is a former Indiana University center once named to the honorable mention list in the Big Ten.
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Martinsville
Razmic
Ind
Martinsville High School
John P. Razmic
Rensselaer High School
Gerry Stuperk
Bob Steel
Steelman
Munster
Indiana’s University Center
Glenn Roberts dies after six week battle with burns
Glenn Fireball Roberts, stock car racing star and record holder in NASCAR, died at Memorial Hospital in Charlotte at 7:15 am. He, a Daytona Beach native, suffered burns over 75 percent of his body from the World 609 crash on May 24 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He had been in a coma since Wednesday and died of pneumonia and blood poisoning.
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Charlotte
N.C
Glenn Fireball Roberts
Daytona Beach
Fla
Memorial Hospital
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Roberts
Monty
National Association For
Smith Ousts Moffitt at Wimbledon For Title Bid
Australia’s Margaret Smith, defending champion, crushed Billie Jean Moffitt 68 64 to reach a Wimbledon final bid and set up a meeting with Maria Bueno of Brazil. Bueno defeated Lesley Turner 2 6 6 4 6 4 to reach the semis. Americans miss final for second postwar time.
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England
Australia
Margaret Smith
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Miss Smith
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Bueno
Lesley Turner
Miss Moffitt
United States
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Fred Stolle
Beb ‘Hewitt
Stolle
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Mexico
Rey Emerson
Ken Fletcher
Tan Crockenden
Gen Gerrard
New Zealand
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Abe Segal
Rene Schuurman Haygarth
South
Edgewood Women's Golf Club Flag Tournament Winners
Edgewood Women's Golf Club held a flag tournament on the front nine at Edgewood. Susie Mills won first place, Betty Bray second, Frances Wessar third, and Blanche Filbey fourth. Calumet Farm horses have won the Kentucky Derby six times, the Florida Derby twice, and the Santa Anita Derby.
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Edgewood ‘Women's Golf Club
Edgewood
Susie Mills
Betty Bray
Frances Wessar
Blanche Filbey
Calumet Farm
Koufax and Bunning Named to 1964 National League Starters
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax and Phillies pitcher Jim Bunning were named to the National League staff for the 1964 All-Star Game by manager Walt Alston. Also named were Dick Farrell Don Drysdale Juan Marichal Dick Ellsworth and Chris Short. Shea Stadium will host the game. Braves outfielder Felipe Alou injures knee during batting practice, sidelined with a twisted knee.
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Cincinnate
Sandy Koufax
Jim Bunning
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
Philadelphia
Bunning
New York Mets
Koufas
Marichal
Farrell
Ellsworth
Shari
Shea Stadium
Milwaukee
UPI
Felipe Alow
Milwaukee Braves
Bruce Brewer
Alou
Braves
Washington Extends Hodges Contract For Extra Two Years
Washington directors extended Manager Hodges contract through the 1966 season after a positive outlook for the club. Hodges said he is happy and believes the nucleus is strong, with improvements at several positions to come. The report notes Hodges earned about $40,006 last year.
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Washington
Tate
Gil
Hodges
Teague And Adcock Power Cedar Win In Chicago News
In Chicago, J Teague and Adcock homered to pace Cedar Lounge to a win. The piece also traces Minnie Minoso Sr and Jr, noting young Minnie’s budding talent and his father’s influential career, with Tibbetts rejoining the Indians and Tebbetts’ health recovery framed around ongoing spring training.
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UPL
Innie Ice
Anderson Cedar Lounge
Pyigo
Cate
Minnie Sr
St. Louis
Emers J . Rica i
Aedes
Caen
Muncie
Marhoefer White Sox
Monnet
Young Minnie
Iedare
Orestes Minoso, Jr
Ill
Recccraint
Ben Muni
Fitton
Tebbetts
Jerry Bohannon
Key Park Ste
Bohannon
Williams
Anderson
Lorieehowls
Indianapolis
Cedar Lounge
Abberts
Cuba
Efc
Long Island
Campbell
St. Tebbetts
Louis
Patterson
Florida
Anderson George Strickland
Linville
Strickland
All Teague
Gebe Paul Simpson
Birdie
Corai Pewie Weiftion
Castor
Ertyler
Ps ‘ Ag
Wwinane Simpson
Minose
Minaso
St. Louis Cardinals
Minoso
White Sox
Sox
Comiskey Park
Lopez Names Bressoud to All Star After Aparicio Injury
Boston manager A Lopez selected Eddie Bressoud as the American League reserve for the All Star Game, replacing the injured Luis Aparicio of the Orioles. Aparicio, chosen as the alternate for Jim Fregosi, is sidelined by groin and thigh injuries.
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A Lopez
Eddie Bressoud
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore Orioles
Aparicio
Los Angeles
Jim Freglesi
U S Athletes Battle For Olympic Berths
New York AP report previews weekend track trials with six to seven world records in play as top U S athletes vie for Olympic spots. George Eastment notes potential record shattering performances while names like Tom O Hara and Cyrol Burleson anchor the rematch for 1500 meters.
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New York
United States
George Eastment
U.S
Tom O'Hara
Chicago
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
Hackett Quartet Triumphs in Moose Lodge Rodeo and Baseball
The Anderson Moose Lodge sponsored fishing rodeo awarded prizes to Mark Cook Dennis Richey Tom Hiday Bill Bowman and others with top honors by girls Sherrye Lynn Cook and Darlene Van Dalson. In baseball Hackett blanked Alexandria 8 to 1 behind four pitchers.
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Anderson Moose Lodge
Roscoe Crites
The
Moose Lodge
Mark Cook
Dennis Richey
Tom Hiday
Bill Bowman
Mark Ruefrach
Scott Balsley
John Blubaugh
John Deirn
Bryan Gardner
Tim Bowman
Terry Gwalfney
Joe McClintock
Karl Jenn
Karl Berkebile
Steve Berksbire
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By Walt Ditzen
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Hockett
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Noblesville
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