Bob Charles Fires A 69 To Lead In British Open
Bob Charles of New Zealand shot a 69 to take a two day total of 145 at Royal Lytham St Annes. Jack Nicklaus matched a 70 while Ray Floyd and others struggled on the back nine. Trevino and Dickinson contended but finished higher as George Archer withdrew with illness.
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Sayers Signs With Chargers After NFL Draft Pick
Ron Sayers, Omaha born running back, signs with the San Diego Chargers. The Chargers announce Sayers will join the team for a preseason game against the Baltimore Colts in Chicago, after reporting to camp. Coach Sid Gillman praises Sayers size and speed.
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Omaha
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Baltimore Colts
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American Swimmers Prep For Santa Clara Swim Classic
The United States stars led by Mark Spitz and Debbie Meyer arrive for the Santa Clara International Swim Classic, aiming to match their Mexico City form. World record holders present include Meyer, Spitz, Mike Burton, Angela Coish-Jay, Tisiph Hutton, and Roland Matthes, with competition telecast on ABC.
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Standings Tangle Across Leagues In Baseball Night Notes
United Press reports night results from the National and American Leagues with Chicago New York and St Louis near top in NL while Baltimore Oakland and Kansas City post scores in AL. Multiple games listed with night schedules and standings updates. Juvenile courts note appears at article end.
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Junior Swim Meet by Anderson Jaycees
The Anderson Jaycees announce a local junior swim at Anderson High School Sunday at 1 p.m. Fifty events feature freestyle backstroke butterfly and breaststroke open to boys and girls ages eight through seventeen with age divisions 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 and 15. Trophies for outstanding male and female. ribbons for top six. entry fee twenty five cents per event. info at Dolphin Club Alderson Country Club Edge Wood Country Club and the MICA Athletic Pool.
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Sponsors Named in Golf Benefit for Madison County March of Dimes
A benefit at Anderson Golf Center raised proceeds for the Madison County March of Dimes. Golf pro Paul Hahn presented a trick shot program. Sponsors included Heckaman Buick, Gene's Root Beer, South Side Package Store, Hunter-Weldner Chevrolet, State Farm Insurance, Citizens Banking, and others.
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Big Jonn
Cleanamaton, Inc
Wilna Casey
Hunter-Weldner
Chevrolet, Inc
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John J. Garrett
Payless
Joe
Gene Maddy Drugs
Gene Svester
B. F. Goodrich
Valentine Real Estate
Citizen’s Banking Company
State Farm Insurance
Anderson Launderers & Cleaners
Mayfair Beauty Salon
Back-Up Ball Delivery Advice From Carter and Ladewig
Instructional column advises on the back-up ball for right-handers. It highlights palm orientation at release and aims at a high 12 to 13 pocket hit. The column promotes a booklet by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig and requests 20 cents for a stamped return envelope.
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Merion Ladewig
Marion Ladowig
Cy National Newspaper Syndicate
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Chicago
Minolsesis
Lombardi Tough In Redskins Preseason Practice
Carlisle, Pa. Redskins coach Lombardi runs a hard first day of camp at Dickinson with demands on receivers backs and linemen. He quips about pace and fundamentals while players endure his pace and tease about the season ahead.
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Winter
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Cubs Leave New York With Lead In NL East
The Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets 6 2 to salvage the final game of a three game set and extend their NL East lead to four games. Ron Santo leads with 76 runs and 17 homers while Don Kessinger and Glenn Beckert credited for timely baserunners as Shea Stadium crowds prove baseball alive.
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Meredith Namath Slogan Draws Dallas Promo Fire Up
A Dallas promotion tied to the Dallas Cowboys and New York Jets game uses the slogan Gee Dandy Don Meredith matched against Broadway Joe Namath and offers tickets with the purchase of a color television set. The promotion faces questions about its fit and effectiveness.
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Ruth and Speedy lead All Stars in 4th inning blast
Babe Ruth and Speedy hit two two run homers in the fourth as the National All-Stars beat the American All-Stars. Alexander went 3 for 3 and Barcus 4 for 4 for the Olympics who won 17 to 1 over Elwood. A moment of silence was held for Mark Kimerling of Hoosier Market.
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Pacers Sign 63 Guard Jim Stephenson From Maine
The Indiana Pacers of the ABA signed 63 guard Jim Stephenson a University of Maine graduate Wednesday night. The move adds depth to the backcourt as the club seeks better guard play this season.
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