Birdies Last Two Holes Lead Indianapolis District Golf
John David shot a 143 to lead after 36 holes at Meridian Hills in Indianapolis. Joe Kack and Tom Thomas both sit at 144 while Jack Leer's 145 keeps him in contention as 72-hole action moves to Woodland Country Club.
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Indiana
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Tom Thomas
Jack ’ Leer
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Meridian Hills Country Club
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Tue Ome
Jack Leer
Jerry Jackson
Bob Blake
Bill Campbell
Walter Black
Mike Gery
Jerry Oliver
Ed Tutwiler
Tom Ryan
Hank Ht
Lynn Lee
Ek Stackhouse
Mike Lach
Steve May
Phil Snoulfer
Buffy Mayerstein
NL Amps Shelve Strike Plans Confer July 6
Chicago sources report the National League Umpires will meet with the league Executive Committee in New York on July 6 to discuss a proposed pension plan and potential strike postponement. Umpire pay and service terms are central to the talks, with a July 3 strike call considered if no agreement is reached. The session precedes the All Star Game at Shea Stadium.
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Shea Stadium
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Warren Giles
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Operete
Sion En Cue
Griering Giles
John Holland
Chiefs
Eli DeWitt
Cinnati Reds
John McHale l
Milwaukee Braves
Seena
White responds to treatment after Indy 500 injury
Johnny White, rookie of the year candidate in the Indianapolis 500, remained conscious and responsive Tuesday at St. Anthony's Hospital. Officials said his injuries area not yet clear, with doctors predicting two weeks for a full assessment. A spin left White paralyzed, possibly ending his racing career. In a separate game, Jesus Alou of the San Francisco Giants was fined $60 and suspended two games for bumping umpire Bill Jackowski at Candlestick Park against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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UPI
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Bil Jackowski
St. Louis Cardinals
Candlestick Park
Wanderlure and Road Triumphs Spark Atlantic City Card
Wanderlure upset in Annapolis Stakes at Aqueduct gaining two lengths over Evermont with Jimmy Murphy riding, same duo that won last week. Buena Road edged Yacht Prince for a narrow Monmouth Park feature victory as Oh Daddy and Missile Rock led the daily double. Crowley elected president of Track and Field Federation. Purdue's Winter named to NCAA All Star Golf Team. Fadie Arcaro rode six Preakness winners.
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Monmouth Park
Bob Baird
Ool Prince
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Oh Daddy
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Toni
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Wilfred Th. Crowley
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NCAA
Terry Winter
Purdue University
Comstock
Indiana
Bowling tips on release and stance from Don Carter
Pointers to boost your bowling average cover release timing during the second step and how the left hand should let go to keep shoulders and hips square to the foul line. The advice comes from Don Carter via the National Newspaper Syndicate with a stamped self addressed envelope for responses.
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North Wacker
Indians Hope Sam Dowell Keeps Spring Run Going
Kansas City trainer George Strickland talks up Sam Dowell as he recalls McDowell’s 1.15 ERA and 100 strikeouts in 29 innings. The Indians seek consistency from Dowell after a strong start to spring as Colavito and others contribute.
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Glee
Indians
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Washington Tory
Athletics
Senatot Ten Peste Trang
Sam
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Strickland
Sas City Athletis
Rocky ‘Colavi
Colavito
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Mel Jowell
Strick
Land
Dowell
Triada
Ted
Contenders Afraid Or Will Stand Pat In Dormant Trade Season
The stretch drive moves for pennant hopefuls stall as teams balk at bold trades. Cardinal deals for Lou Brock and others stand out amid a sea of minor actions as clubs weigh whether to push for glory or restate rosters.
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Cleveland
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UPI
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Orioles
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Delat
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Beare
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Wagner's eighth inning homer seals Indians win over Twins
Cleveland edged Minnesota 6 5 as Leon Wagner homered in the eighth after Bob Chance and Woodie Held hit late for the Indians. Rich Rollins and Frank Kostro answered with Twins blasts, Kostro coming via trade from the Angels.
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Woodie ‘Eld
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Frank Kostro
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