Giants and Tigers top 210 leads in chaotic Open round
In Chicago and Muirfield Scotland covered by AP, Nicklaus and Rodgers battle gear through a windy mix as leaders scramble. The Open unfolds with intense competition across courses and a field of top golfers, including Beamon and Palmar, chasing the Crown title amid weather and protest.
Daleville Fresh Hurls No-Hitter In Trio Of Turf Battles
Buckpasser leads three turf races at Arlington Park with a standout one mile time. Buckpasser, Ogden Phipps breeding, is the odds-on favorite in the 1 1/16 mile Chicagoan. Creme dela Creme faces nine rivals in the 1 1/16 miles at Hollywood Derby style stakes at Hollywood Park. Cadiz notes Jimmie Dickerson, a Daleville High freshman, pitched a no-hit game for Pepsi-Cola in a league win as Meadowbrook hosts upcoming games.
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Associated Press
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Tom Fao
Arlington Park
Arlington
Mid America
Ethel J. Jacobs
Hallywood Park
Millard
Waldheim
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Cadiz
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East West Stars Meet In Football Showdown
Atlanta prepares for the All-America game pitting East and West coaches Daugherty of Michigan State and Prothro of UCLA. The 60 top players from last season will showcase prepro careers as the teams clash after prior seasons where Michigan State beat UCLA and UCLA won the Rose Bowl upset.
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Atlanta
UPK
Tommy Prothro
UCLA
Daffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Prothro
Daughirty
Daugherty
Spartans
Uclans
Managers Complete Rostern National League All Star picks
Los Angeles manager Walt Alston rounded out the NL roster naming 11 players plus his starter Jim Lefebvre at second base replacing Joe Morgan. Teammates Maury Wills Felipa Alou Ray Hart Bart Ron Hunt Rich Allen Curt Flood Willie Stargell Tom Haller Tim McCarver named as key infielders and catchers.
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Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim ‘Lefebvre
Joe Morgan
Houston
Maury ‘Wills
Los Angeles
Felipa ‘Alou
Atlanta
Jim Ray Bart J
San Francisco
Ron Hunt
New York
Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Curt. Flood
St. Louis
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Tom Haller
An. Francisen
Tim McCarver
Giants
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Alston
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
Detroit
Dick McAuliffe
al Kaline
Bill Prechan
Mele
Deony McLain
Tigers
George Scott
Boston
Bobby Knoop
California
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
McLain
Jim Kaat
Sam McDowell
Gary Dell
Cleveland
Mel Stoulemyre
Jim Hunter
Kansas City
Steve Barber
Pete Richert
Washington
McCovey
Virgne Lady Plaid Threatens Track Record At Anderson Fair
In the Anderson Free Fair harness meet, Virgne Lady Plaid driven by Harlow, owned by W.J. Pursel of Spiceland, Ind., posted a 2:12 first heat and was 6 4/5 seconds from a track record while racing in the 2 Year-Old Trot class. Roan Chief, owned by Raymond Conaver of Morristown, Ind., won a later heat. Susie's Pride led the First Division Pace for Non Winners with 2:11 4/5, while Mus Emily Direct claimed two straight wins in the Second Division Pace for Non-Winners with 2:13 times.
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IT & Pha
Anderson
U Plaid
Susie
Jerry: Landers
Portland
J. Fred Millspaugh
Greentown
Ind
King
Jack Shae
Maker
Jerry Landess
Norval Vance
Frankton
H. D. Kirk
Idlewold Guest Day results and Pendleton tourney reports
Idlewold Women guests day at Pendleton yielded wins among players Amelia Blasares Ava Cozat Pat Foohey Ana Merritt Judy Macke with Lois Pickett and Thelma Holloway leading nets. luncheon and social games followed. In Crown Point Indiana James Kirn 15 drowned at Hermit’s Lake while chasing a hall. Local ads note AMF bowling 20c and golfing holes plugged for $2.50.
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Low Gross
Amelia Blassares
Ava Cozat
Pat Foohey
Ana Merritt
Judy Macke
Low Net
Ann Baker
Pee Keesling
Barbara Getler
Judy Walden
Bert Jolussin
Betty Foohey
Billie Biewert
Gerry Kelsey
Helem Hobbs
Ada Bird
Enid Martin
Low
Lois Pickett
Gladys Alspaugh
Dorothy Jarratt
Lorraine Hughes
Phyllis Abney
Thelma Holloway
Lake Crown Point
Ind
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Crown Point
Hermit’s Lake
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