Rodriguez Surges To Lead In Whitemarsh Open Round Two
Juan Rodriguez known as Chi Chi blasts into a four way lead with a 68 to reach 134 at Whitemarsh Valley. Dave Marr ties for second after a 68 to reach 135 while Tony Lema and Arnold Palmer chase with 138 and 138 respectively.
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Rodriguez
Marr
Whitemarsh
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Dave Marr
Texan
New Rochelle
N.Y
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Champagne Tony Lema
T Dill
Don Fairfield
Dan Sikes
Pete Brown
Sikes
Arnold Palmer
Belter
Arnie
Delphia
UPI
Dave Marr Chi Chi Rodriguez
Terry Dill
Tommy Jacobs
Howie Johnson
Wes Ellis, Jr
Bill Collins
Tom Shaw
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Jerry Steelsmith
Day Hebert
Bob Rosbure
Ken Venturi
Dudley Wysong, Jr
Jerry Edward
Lorenzen Injured In Daytona Crash During Friday Event
Fred Lorenzen, 29, Elmhurst Ill., suffered a severed tendon in his left wrist and multiple bruised ribs after a three car pileup in a Daytona 400 trial. His condition was not serious, but he will be hospitalized several days. Glenn Roberts had died earlier from injuries in a Charlotte crash.
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Daytona Beach
Fla. AP
Daytona International Speedway
Fred Lorenzen
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Roberts
Charlotte
N.C
Paul Goldsmith
Munster
Ind
Goldsmith
Indianapolis
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Johnny Rutherford
Fort Worth
Foyt
Dodge
Richard Petty
Randleman
Plymouth
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
Isaac
Billy Wade
Spartanburg
Jim Paschal
North Wilkesboro
Earl Balmer Floyds Knobs
Bobby Johns
Miami
Welker Heights Defeats Millers in Five-Inning Victory
Welker Heights jumped Noblesville starter Roudebush for five runs on three hits in the first inning and defeated Millers 11 to 3 in five innings due to darkness. Faris Morris Snowden and Bush had two hits each for Welker Heights. Gary Bronnenberg allowed five hits and struck out seven for Noblesville.
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Welker Heights
Noblesville
Roudebush
Faris
Morris
Snowden
Bush
Welker
Gary Bronnenberg
Gary
Hampton
Pearson
Fieming
Dunker
Jackson
Mullin
Osborne
Christenson
Bronnenberg
Jones
Johnson
Orioles Rookie Wally Bunker Fires 1-Hitter To Beat KC
Orioles rookie Wally Bunker tossed his second one-hitter of the season, matching a fifth inning double by Rocky Colavito as Baltimore defeated Kansas City 4-0. Colavito singled for KC’s lone base hit until two out in the ninth.
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Baltimore
Wally Bunker
Rocky Colavito
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
Colavito
Athletics
Wayne Causey
Doll Ina Wins Highland Fling at Aqueduct in 5 Length Victory
Harbor View Farm's Doll Ina, post-time favorite with no wins in six starts, roared to a five length victory in the Highland Fling at Aqueduct. Dawn O'Shay rode, overcoming early pace, with Zazzie second and Snow Ballet-Naybor duo delivering a $62.50 daily double.
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New York
UPI
Harbor View Farm
Doll Inn
Aqueduct
Doll Ina
Dawn O'Shay
Zazzie
Suffolk Downs
Baseball results and schedule across leagues with scores
Yesterday's results include Milwaukee 8 Chicago 2 Los Angeles 2 New York 1 end of first Pittsburgh 2 Houston 1 Baltimore 9 Kansas City 4 Minnesota 1 New York 0 10 innings Washington 3 Detroit 1 Boston 4 Cleveland 2 Chicago 1 11 innings with multiple interleague and league matchups listed along with pitchers and upcoming games in International League and other circuits across cities such as Philadelphia San Francisco St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Los Angeles Minnesota Boston Kansas City Cleveland Washington Oklahoma City Dallas Salt Lake City Tacoma San Diego Seattle Hawaii and Spokane with rain and game time notes.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
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Denver
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma
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Spokane
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Washington
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Cuellar
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Friend
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Miller
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Downing
Belinsky
Wilson
Drabowsky
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McDowell
Peters
Osteen
Wickersham
Oklahoma City
Granting Federal Charters To Little League Real Soon
The Senate approved and sent to the White House legislation granting federal charters of incorporation to Little League Baseball Inc. The move formalizes a national body for youth baseball, enabling better governance and nationwide programs. The bill now awaits presidential signature.
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Little League Real
Washington
UPI
Senate
White House
Little League Baseball, Inc
Harness Races Off Ponies Run Tonight
Friday's harness racing program at the Anderson Free Fair Athletic Park was canceled due to heavy rain. Tonight’s pony races will be held under the National Pony Racing Association sanction with Frank Nealis announcing the change.
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Anderson Free Fair
Athletic Park
Frank Nealis
National Pony Racing Association
McHardy Sets Open Qualifying Record at St Andrews
Scot Bill McHardy, 29, posted 64 at Eden Course to break Jock Hutchison’s 40 year Open record and lead 200 hopefuls through the first round. Johnny Bulla narrowly avoided disqualification after a card swap with Mike Hall, allowing continued play. A second round will cut entrants to 69 for the championship starting Wednesday on the Old Course.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
Bill McHardy
Jock Hutchison
McHardy
Eden
St. Andrews
Hutchison
Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
Bulla
Mike Hall
South Africa
Hall
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Bowling items and prices from Rains Ebonite and Voles
A sale listing notes 30c bowling balls from Rains Ebonite at a price likely 16.95 dollars. Voles plugs priced at 2.50 dollars are offered as accessories or related equipment.
Two Year Olds Battle In Wide Open Indiana Stakes
The 1964 Indiana stakes season opens at Anderson Fair June 30 with four day meets, then Concord moves to Con verse July 14 for four night stakes. Two year old trot and pace crowns are wide open as last year’s champions age out and several new contenders emerge. Chief Adio and Sam Galophone are among early notable entrants, with several possible contenders across four classes expected to vie for titles.
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Indiana
Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association
Sam Galophone
Anderson, Ind
R. Beryl Stewarts
Howard Gwin
Chief Adio
Fred Runyan
Shelbyville Fair
Adioway
Shelbyville
Connersville
Frankfort
Anderson Fair
Trotters
Converse
Webb Sets Major League Dugout Record With 67 Doubles
Earl Webb of the Boston Red Sox established the major league single season record with 67 doubles in 1931, a mark that stands out in baseball history.
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Boston
UPI
Earl Webb
Boston Red Sox
Braves M and M Boys Shine in 8-2 Win Over Cubs
Milwaukee Braves defeated Chicago Cubs 8-2 as Lee Maye hit a homer a triple and a double and Eddie Mathews also homered. Tony Cloninger improved to 7-7 by outpitching Bob Buhl who left after five innings and four runs allowed. The Cubs scored in the sixth on Joe Amalfitano's triple but Milwaukee answered with four runs off Lew Burdette and Don Elston.
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Milwaukee
Lee Maye
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Tony Cloninger
Bob Buhl
Buhl
Mathews
Maye
Cubs
Joe Amalfitano
Braves
Lew Burdette
Don Elston
Connie Mack Ball Scores Tuesday's Results
Ball scores include Supreme Tool nine, Delco Remy Joral ten, Pepsi Cola one, Dealing Drugs nine, caused by Connie Mack Ball results.
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Connie Mack
Supreme Tool
Delco-Remy
Joral
Guide Lamp
Pepsi-Cola
Supreme Tool Delcec-Remy
Phagan
Black
Dearing
Stanley
Hammel
Pepsi
Kirk
Towler
L. SE
Figure 8 Stock Car Models Race At Track Tonight
Sun Valley Speedway hosts a Figure 8 stock car program with over 7 000 spectators expected. Time trials at 6 50 p m, heats start 8 30 p m, featuring top drivers including Bill Lemon Jack Evans Elmer Brown George Perry Irvin Payne Noah Goen Herb Rose Bob Fields and Glen Adams. At least 35 cars start per race as collisions erupt at the crossover track.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Anderson
Bill Lemon
Jack Evans
Elmer Brown
George Perry
Irvin Payne
Noah Goen
Herb Rose
Pendleton
Rocket Racing Club
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Glen Adams
Sidney
Ohio
Sun Valley
Midwest
Davis Resigns Post On Coaching Staff At Texas
Art Davis, defensive back field coach for the Texas Longhorns, resigned to enter private business. He was 28, a Mississippi State 1955 star, and had been on Darrell Royal's staff for one year. Royal noted no successor had been chosen.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Art Davis
Universit of Texas Aghorns
Darrell Royal
Davis
Mississippi State
Royal
Texas
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Misissippi
Ycaza Captures Belmont Triumph and Three Other Wins
Jockey Manny Ycaza rode Quadrangle to Belmont Stakes victory earning 11085 with 10 percent to the rider. He also won on Down Pat Iron Peg and Inbalance for a four win day in New York.
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Ycaza
New York
Manny Ycaza
Boston Lankily Breaks Records But Wind Keeps Them From Recognition
Ralph Boston leaped 27-4 and 27-512 with trailing wind at the U S Olympic Trials but wind gauge readings exceeded legal limits, so the marks won’t count. Jay Luck won the 400 hurdles in 49.4 seconds, amid heat and upsets, as Hayes skipped the 100 and 1 500 trials narrowed to finals.
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New York
Ralph
Boston
U.S
Russia
Igor Terevanesyan
Trenton Jackson
University of Illinois
Gerry Ashworth
Southern California Striders
Jay Luck
Luck
Yale
New Haven
Bill Hardin
Rex Cawley
Chris Stauffer
Hal Connolly
Jim Stevenson
John Thomas
Dalas Long
Bob Schulin
Randall’s Island Stadium
Bob Hayes
Hayes
George Eastman
Los Angeles
Cyrol Burleson
Tom O'Hara
Tennis Association Seeks Davis Cup Revival for Emerson Stolle
The South Australian Lawn Tennis Association urged that Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle, suspended for playing overseas without permission, be allowed to join the Australian Davis Cup team. Norman Strange weighs a possible special council meeting to decide lifting the ban before the July 17 match against Canada.
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Melbourne
UPI
South Australian Lawn Tennis Association
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Association
W. N. MacPherson
Lawn Tennis Association of Australia
Norman Strange
Strange
STAA
Emerson and Stolle
Canada
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
New South Wales
Western Australia
Athletics Fall From Pinnacle After Pennant Years
The Philadelphia Athletics won the American League pennants in 1913 and 1914 but slumped to the cellar in the following season, marking a sharp decline from their early success.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Athletics
Bowling Fundamentals For Beginners
A portable pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners offers guidance on proper approach and footwork for straight and left handed bowlers. It emphasizes starting steps slow, then increasing speed naturally to reach the foul line consistently. Copies cost 10 cents plus a stamped return envelope to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Marion Ladewig
c/o National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Emerson Wins Wimbledon on 10th Attempt
Roy Emerson, 28, defeated Fred Stolle 6-4 12-10 4-6 6-3 to win the Wimbledon men’s title after his 10th attempt in a long final. The all Australian final marks a strong era as Stolle falls to a rival countryman and Australia eyes more titles. The women’s singles final pits Margaret Smith against Maria Bueno as the U S misses a finalist in singles.
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Fred Stolle
Australia
Roy Emerson
Wimbledon
England
Stolle
Emerson
Margaret Smith
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
McKinley
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Smith
Iss Moffitt
Karen Hantze Susman
United States
Miss Bueno
Robyn Ebbern
Lesley Turner
Ann Haydon Jones
Britain
Ben Schuurmandasgarth
South Africa
Boys' Softball Scores and Upcoming Schedule
Officials announce an 8 pm meeting of Senior Sunday School softball managers at Shadyside Park. Results: Junior East Side 17 Noble Street 12. Intermediate North Anderson 2 East Lynn 0. Park Place 12 South Meridian 5. Next week’s games: July 7 J East Side versus Noble Street. I Noble Street versus Park Place. Notre Dame to hire Johnny Dee as basketball coach for next season.
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Shadyside Park Diamond
East Side
Noble Street
North Anderson
East Lynn
Park Place
South Meridian
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