Lema Opens With 68 To Lead British Open At St Andrews
Tony Lema fired a four under par 68 at St Andrews Old Course to move to 141 after 36 holes and lead the British Open. He birdied the sixth ninth and 14th and eagled the 12th amid strong North Sea winds. Harry Weetman stood two strokes back at 143 with Faulkner Lu Hunt Coop among others at 146 to 147.
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Scotland
Tony Lema
California
Harry Weetman
Britain
Lema
U.S
San Leandro
Itc
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England
L. H. Lu
Hong Kong
Bernard Hunt
Tony Coop
Thomas' HR Lifts Mets To 4-3 Victory Over Cardinals
Pinch hitter Frank Thomas, back from illness, hit a two-run homer with two out in the ninth inning off Curt Simmons to lift the New York Mets to a 4-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Weetman opened with 71 and 72 for a 143. Lema surged late in the pack but Thomas delivered heroics in the finale.
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Lema
NEW York
Frank Thomas
New York Mets
St. Louis
Thomas
Curt Simmons
Bronnenberg Triumphs Over Tipton 6 To 2
Bronnenberg led Tipton 6 to 2 in a compact game with strong pitching and timely hits. Joe Christopher initiated the inning with a single, and Tipton faced disciplined defense as Bronnenberg held the team to five hits. The clash featured Welker Heights’ players and noted performances from Bronnenberg and Simth with crucial runs aiding Bronnenberg’s win.
Giants rout Cubs as Mays and McCovey homer in 9-4 win
San Francisco built a 9-4 triumph over Chicago on 36 hits with homers by Willie Mays and Willie McCovey. Starter Jack Sanford left in the second with a numb right arm and was to fly home for tests. The win keeps Philadelphia 142 games ahead of the Giants in the pennant race. Dalrymple homered earlier and drove in the decisive sixth inning rally with a first-pitch single after four walks and three straight hits.
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Simmons
George Altman
Jim Hickman
Thomas
Ray McMillan
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Welker Heights
Cardinals
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Australia
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Don Mincher
Meadowbrook Local 1944 105 25215 10 Hoosier Market
Scores and rosters from a local league day show Scharnowske and Turner in Hoosier Market matchups with 10 and 15 outs. Davis homered in Shadyside play as Local 777 edged Local 63 13 to 12 in a seventh inning rally. Today’s games list 5:30 Town ship Exchange against the T Men and 5:00 North Side Pharmacy vs McDonald’s.
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R. Westand
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Brewer
Lavelle
Gray
Davis
Eads
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Hill
iFerguson Tailors
Gocring Gulf
Mabbitt
Peek
Hadley
Stevens
North Side Pharmacy
McDonald's
Ferguson Tailors
Lo Ical
McCovey And Mays Homer for Giants
UAW 663 shut out K-Mart 3 to 0 behind Parks five hitter. Eagles beat Local 1944 5 to 1 after three first inning runs and two in the sixth. Guide Lamp wins 7 to 5 over Lynch with late scoring. Line scores show multiple errors and an uneven defensive night for several clubs.
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UAW
Guide Lamp
Shadyside Park
K-Mart
Dagles
Local
Lynch
Ellis
Parkhurst
Clear and
Norton
Layton
K. Smith
Swinford Flatford
Morehead
Carroll
Allen
Dave Smith
Swinford
Great Northern Bowl Thriller Leads Fort Wayne Team
Elwood Lions Club outdoor tournament quarterfinals saw Davidson Construction of Fort Wayne beat Great Northern of Anderson 51 to 43 as Elwood Lowe hit a clutch hook shot with 4 seconds left. Steve Clevenger tied it 51-51 with a late free throw before Lowe’s winner.
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Davidson Construction
Fort Wayne
Great Northern
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Elwood Lions Club
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Callaway
Park
Great Northern FG
Ae Mauek
Harvey
Blue
al Wagner
Clevenger
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Smith
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Wiliam
Rex Rudick
Wehsoilek
Beard
Bases-Loaded Single Provides Yankees 65 Victory
Washington AP reports Joe Pepitone delivered a bases loaded two out single in the eighth to break a 3-3 tie, lifting the New York Yankees to a 65 win over Washington. Claude Osteen walked Maris and Mantle and Elston Howard drew an intentional pass to load the bases.
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Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
Claude Osteen
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Littler Leads After Rainy First Round At Wykagyl Robin
Gene Littler shot 70 in the rain to take a two stroke lead over US Open champ Ken Venturi in the Wykagyl Bann Robin Golf Championship first day. Venturi also posted 70 as round robin scoring began with multiple matchups, storms, and shifting totals amid a crowded field of 16 pros.
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Gene Littler
Ken Venturi
Venturi
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Bolt
Dave Marr
Jacobs
George Bayer
Tomsburg
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Nieporte
Bob Watson
Jimmy Venturi
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Tommy
Bayer
Aron
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Miller Barber
Soana
Johnny Potr
Ken
Englehorn Tie in San Diego Open and Golf Round Chaos
In San Diego the field saw Englehorn tied at 72 while Ruth Jessen led Bonsall California with 34 38 and a former Seguin rodeo rider McClinton posting 96 90. Pepitone hit a sharp pitch that tore an eye and Wright Hagge and Cottier endured tough holes. The lead group included Down and Hall, with Mary Mill and Miss Wright close behind as the round ended under sunny skies at the San Diego Country Club.
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Calif
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Clete Bayer
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Osteen
Groups Circle Royals Buy in Cincinnati
Three local groups pursue controlling interest in the Cincinnati Royals as owner Lou Jacobs weighs selling to bidders who will keep the team in Cincinnati. Local figures Jack Sweeney Warren Hensel and C. Robert Beirne claim rights under a 1963 contract with Jacobs and Rossey Broadcasting Corp to safeguard ownership terms.
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UPI
Cincinnati Royals
Cincinnati Post and
Times- Star
Pat Harmon
Royals
Ieal
Jack Sweeney
Warren Hensel
Lou Jacobs
Sports Service
Buffalo
N.Y
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Harmon
Hensel
Robert Beirne
Rossey Broadcasting Corp
Chiefs Sign Hudson From East Texas State College
Kansas City announced the signing of Orville Hudson a 62 240 pounder from East Texas State College. Hudson was the Chiefs 13th round pick in the AFL draft viewed as a strong middle linebacker and will also be tried at center on defense. He reports to training camp at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri.
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UPI
Kansas City Chiefs
Thurs‘day
Orville Hudson
East Texas State College
Hudson
Chiefs
American ‘Football League
William Jewell College
Liberty
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