Amateur tops six pros by two strokes at Baltusrol Open
Springfield New Jersey AP lead story reports an amateur tops six pro golfers by two strokes in the U S Open first round at Baltusrol Golf Club. Notables include Nicklaus and Brewer tied near the lead, with Steve Snider noting sharp iron play and a late surge. The field featuresDan Messier, Don Byrd, and Deane Beman among others, as rounds mix birdies and bogeys.
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Moratorium Sought in PGA Tour Dispute
The PGA asked for a moratorium in its dispute with touring players until next Tuesday. Max Elbin, PGA president, indicated a comment withholding stance. Players threaten a boycott of the PGA Championship in Denver next month and may form a new association. Both sides missed Thursday deadlines as talks stalled.
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PGA
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Police pistol meet opens with perfect scores at IU range
May, O Grea and Pres O Grea led with perfect first half scores in the National Police Pistol Matches at Indiana University. May scored 282 with 9 x's in the seven yard match and 18 with seven x's in the 2 yard event, while O Grea fired 240 with 10 x's in seven yard rapid fire. Jeanne Bray and Lucille Chambliss top women totals after three matches.
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Stanky calls for action after debris incident at Boston
White Sox manager Eddie Stanky said he told his wife to sue for 3 million if harmed at Fenway Park after fans, including teens, showered him with debris during a 6-1 loss to the Red Sox. He blamed inadequate protection and criticized Boston fans while recounting his ejection and safety fears. He urged leaders to take seriously the danger to players and families.
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Sox To Build Sports Complex
The Chicago White Sox revealed plans to erect a 50 million dollar sports complex in Chicago to house professional sports. The project would use air rights over 50 acres of land by Dearborn Street railroad station. It envisions a 46,000 seat baseball park, a 15,000 seat enclosed arena for basketball and hockey, and a 60,000 seat football and soccer stadium with a target completion around 1971 or 1972.
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Sun Valley to Host 1966 Trophy Night at Speedway
Sun Valley will award over 5000 dollars in trophies to car owners and drivers for 1966 feats at a giant ox roast in the track infield on Saturday night June 24. Track owner Joe Helpling hosts the event and tickets go on sale in advance. Jim Brewer of Noblesville, the 1966 driver point champion, will be honored with trophies.
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Joe Helpling
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Jim Brewer
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Tratk
Local 662 and Friday Schedule at Mick's Burgers Event
Fragmented OCR lists include Local 662 229 105-19 slots, Mick's Burgers, and names like Colip Finley Kenneth. Friday schedule shows games and vendors, with Coca Cola versus Pepsi Cola and sales events. Monday and today’s games feature Decker's, Anderson Blueprint, Aceme Pottery, and multiple participants like Zachary Walker and Kay Jones in varied entries.
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Mick’s Burgers
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Finley
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Nick
Boca Ree-Ettes Announce Winners In Fairway Event
Winners have been announced from the Boca Ree-Ettes fairway tourney at the Boca Ree golf course. Agnes McGuire captured Class A with a 30. Vivian Banker placed second. Other class winners included Bertie Jay for B-1, Olive Tanget 39 in C-J, Peggy Smith 136, Ruth Hudson 40, Kay Hankley 41, Suetta Jahison 48, Billie Newnan 41, and Marie Marve AS.
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ACC Dad Son Pairings Set
ACC announces dad son pairings for upcoming event weekend scheduling. Notable names include Steve, Abeersom, Beck, Gephardt, King, Henson, Tee, Pancol, and Donaldson among several others listed for matches across teams and venues.
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Tony Z
Garret
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Sob Henson
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Mike
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George Swat
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Bor
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F.C. Donaldson
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Carlee
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Tay
Gordon Graham honored with Joe Ko larg Memorial Award
Indiana sports editors name Gordon Graham of the Lafayette Journal & Courier as recipient of the 1967 Joe Ko larg Memorial Award. The late Graham, sports editor for 37 years, was honored in Indianapolis for his contributions to youth and journalism.
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UPI
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Lafayette Journal & Courier
Joe Kolarg
Indiana
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Michigan State Spartans
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Basketball Association
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Aiteh
General Mana Isports
Lafayette
Mike Sturen
Jndiana
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Big Ten
Hinkle Wielduause
St. Louis
Wynn's 3 HRs Lift Houston Over Giants
Astros win 6 2 behind Jim Wynn who hit three home runs and drove in multiple runs. Mike Cuellar allowed eight hits over seven innings as Houston broke a 1 1 tie in the fifth with Wynn driving in the go ahead run. Wynn connected again in the sixth and added a solo shot in the eighth to seal the win over San Francisco.
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Salo
Mike Cuellar
Houston Astros
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Astros
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Norm Miller
Mike McCormick
Bill Henry
Winter Bays District Golf Title Clinched by Winter
INDIANAPOLIS AP Terry Winter of Lafayette won the Indianapolis District Golf Tournament at Meridian Hills CC with a final 18 holes of 72 to finish at 204 even par. He led by six strokes over Id Tutwiler of Indianapolis and Steve Falender of Indianapolis, who tied for second after Falender matched par 71. Rod Swinehart of Anderson and Steve Mayhew of Carmel tied for fourth with 72 and 74 respectively. Winter, a former Purdue star, also won the title in 1963 after a playoff loss in 1962.
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Meridian Hills Country Club
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Algo
Palender
Jim Jewell
Indiana University
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Winter
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Anderson
Steve Mayhew
Carmel
Purdue
Bob O'Block
Mantle Delivers 13th Home Run in 2-0 Yankees Win
Mickey Mantle hit a 462 foot homer in the sixth, his 13th of the season and 509th of his career, lifting the New York Yankees to a 2-0 victory over the Washington Senators. Mantle, in his 2,165th game, boosted his all time Yankee mark as Mel Stottlemyre scattered five hits. The long drive came off Frank J. Bertaina in left centerfield.
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UPI
Mickey Mantle
Mel Stottlemyre
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Frank J. Bertaina
Mel Ott
Mantle's two-run homer sparks Yankees win over White Sox
In a high-scoring clash at Boston, Mantle doubled and scored on Pepitone's single as the Yankees beat the White Sox 2-1. Stottlemyre earned his fifth win, Pepitone homered, and Conigliaro provided the other run for Chicago.
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