Aaron Tops NL Starters Amid All Star Balloting
Hank Aaron led NL outfielders and the league's top vote getter Pete Rose anchored the outfield. Jerry Grote of the Mets and Dan Kessinger of the Cubs earned starting spots, with Curt Flood, Willie Mays, and other stars rounding the lineup. The All-Star game is set for Houston on July 9.
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Lefty Bob Charles Wins Canadian Golf
Lefty Bob Charles wins a Canadian golf event as the article notes bowling ball advice and coaching tips for women bowlers. The text promotes a booklet by champions Don Carter and Marion Ladewig available through a Chicago address.
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Charles edges Nicklaus to win Canadian Open in strong finish
Bob Charles of New Zealand closed with a 66 to finish at 274 and beat Jack Nicklaus by two strokes for the Canadian Open title in Toronto. George Knudson tied for third after 72, while Brice Cramspton and others chased the leaders. Charles’s late birdie sealed the win as he contends for a U.S. tour record earnings.
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Local Softball Tournament Sees Forfeit Win as Indiana Reformatory Absent
In first round play at Shadyside Park, Indiana Reformatory forfeited after failing to appear. Emge's King and Health Center edged Aads’ Typewriter Repair with strong pitching by Mike Nelson. Tonight’s schedule features South Meridian vs Weiser Ford, Local 1944 vs Coca-Cola, and Arby’s vs Plant 17.
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Frazier Wins When Official Stops Fight
Joe Frazier retains his world heavyweight title after referee Art Mercante stops the bout against Mexico’s Manuel Ramos in the second round at Madison Square Garden New York. The decision comes as Ramos is knocked down twice with a wild, swinging exchange that had both fighters trading heavy punches from the opening bell.
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Open Wimbledon debuts thrill fans as Laver Rosewall Hoad shine
At Wimbledon England democratized Open era action with Laver defeating Scott 6 0 6 3 6 2 while Rosewall and Hoad topple opponents. Rain interrupted play yet 20 000 spectators witnessed first round matches as top pro Laver leads a US and British crowd in a dramatic opening day. Also notes high school baseball and boxing results amid weather delays.
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Kinser Leads Strong Field For Sunset Sprint Event
Bloomington driver Bob Kinser will headline the sun Valley Speedway Super Sprint card Wednesday night June 26 in Anderson. Kinser, driving the No 53 Chevy, seeks his third straight Lap feature win as a large field includes Bobby Black Dave Weir Johnny Noble Don Nordhorn and other top racers from Indiana and surrounding areas. The program starts at 7 pm with heats at 8 10 pm and a full lineup of trials.
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Charles wins Canadian Open in left-handed glory
Bob Charles of New Zealand, the first left handed player to win a PGA tournament, captured the Canadian Open with a six under par 274. He dismissed claims the victory would boost sales of his Lefthanded Golf book, noting only a tiny portion of golfers are left handed.
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Roseboro Drives In Run as Twins Edge White Sox
John Roseboro singled home a fourth inning run and Dean Chance pitched a three hitter as the Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox before rain halted play after the fifth. Bob Allison added a two out steal and RBI in the fourth. Chance fanned John Wagner and Pete Ward in a key third inning.
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Muskies Move Home to Miami Beach Name Meridians Adopted
The Minnesota Muskies of the American Basketball Association shifted their home to Miami Beach and renamed to the Meridians after a naming contest. More than 10 000 entries were received with 09 different proposals. Meridians won first prize a free trip to New York City.
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Schaal Faces Permanent Hearing Loss After Pitch Hit
AP reports California Angels third baseman Paul Schaal likely has permanent hearing loss from a line drive impact in June. Doctors say he may recover enough to resume his baseball career eventually, after being released from the hospital.
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Giants Recall Bonds From Farm as Brown Is Sent to Phoenix
The San Francisco Giants recalled outfielder Bobby Bonds from the Phoenix club in the Pacific Coast League while sending Ollie Brown to Phoenix. Bonds leads the PCL with a .367 average and strong power and speed numbers. A Giants spokesman said Bonds would report to the parent club before Tuesday’s game against the Los Angeles Badgers at Candlestick Park.
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