Australian Kel Nagle Takes Carling Open Lead With 68
Australian Kel Nagle grabbed a two stroke lead at the Carling Open in Southport England after a sizzling five under par 68. He carded four birdies and an eagle on the back nine to lead a field of 93 Americans, Britons and players from around the world.
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Slope
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Tish Sea
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Corona
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Rex Baxter
Rouston
John Lotz
Hayward
Lotz
Clay Says First Loss Will End Ring Career
Cassius Clay announced in Frankfurt that if he loses to Karl Mildenberger on Sept 10 he will retire from boxing to become a full time Muslim minister. He pledged readiness for a tough fight and said his championship is in the ring, and he will change tactics but not speed or power. He aims for 202 pounds for the bout at Waldstadion and then expects Cleveland Williams as next opponent in Houston in November.
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United Press International
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OPH
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Muhammad AW
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Europe
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Henry) Cooper
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Sonny) Liston
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Ponent
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Piasails
Houston
Tovemer
Orioles Win on Robinsons Birthday Four Hits and a Home Run
Frank Robinson celebrated his 41st birthday with four hits including his 42nd home run to lead the Baltimore Orioles past the Cleveland Indians 5 4. Sam McDowell left with soreness in his arm after a three hit effort and was followed by Luis Tiant who gave up the homer to Robinson. Cleveland scored once on a Leon Wagner RBI and left fielder Joe Davalillo’s run-scoring single.
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Woody Held
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Leon Wagner
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Zeod
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Tolaly Ai
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Mbapariela
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Hautman
Ipretch
Padlar
Pith
Arti
Giants Top Mets as Mays Triples Ninth for SF Win
In New York, Willie Mays sparked San Francisco with a ninth inning triple off the Mets misplay to lift the Giants over New York. Gene Alley drove in two to fuel Pittsburgh past Los Angeles 4 3. Bobby Richardson then announced plans to retire after this season, ending a long Yankees era.
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Bob Bailey
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Wes Parker
Yankee Stadium
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Ana Vina
Lefebvre
YoLee Anceles
Don Meredith
Dalloaedes
Paul Richards Named Braves Executive Leader in Atlanta
Paul Richards was named resident of the Atlanta Braves with full authority to acquire develop players within the system. The move follows weeks of front office changes as Braves chairman William Bartholomay and president John McHale plan to refocus on baseball operations. Richards, known for guiding the White Sox Orioles and Astros, will oversee trades hiring and roster development as McHale shifts more to administration.
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Atlanta
UPI
Paul Richards
Atlanta Braves
Mosiathesec
Richards
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Houston’ Astros
Braves
William Bartholomay
Barthelomay
John McHale
Ater McHale
Barthulomay
Bar Hilling
Coast Artist Voices On Modern Western Art
Western artist Rodney Cuilfoi discusses how today’s creators risk losing legacy by chasing novelty through diverse media and experimental techniques. He urges measured study of traditional Western painting while noting shifts in artist residencies and exhibition histories amid evolving tastes.
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United Press International
San Francisco
Charles FR Thagers
Westen Pesie
Manger
Palisades
Play Opens Thursday BAY VARI 4 vs TEN at Tennis Tourney
The Hob women's team and United States players Billie Scam King and Valerie Ziegenfuss will open the 1966 National Tennis Tournament on Thursday in San Diego. The opening day features matches at the West Side Tennis Club, with Manuel Santana of Spain defending the men's singles title and John Sharp of Canada slated for the second day.
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United Stat
Billie Scam King
Mach
Valerie Ziegenfuss
Calif
Tenis
Manuel Santana
Spain
John Sharp
Canada
Yles
Ath
Chamt
Santana
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Michoil
Aed
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Valerie Ziegentuss
San Diego
Virginia Wade
Britain
Gail Sheriff
Australia
Nationals
Roy Hkimerson
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Tony ‘Trabert
Mrs. King
Margaret Smith
Miss Bueno
Miss Richey
McCormick Blanks Kansans City in 3-0 Victory
Washington Senators pitcher Mike McCormick blanked Kansas City in the opener of a doubleheader as Frank Howard hit a three run homer. The screen of names shows a busy box score with both lineups and early season performance noted, including McCormick’s solid outing and Howard’s big swing.
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Mike McCormick
Kansasity
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Athletics
Worth
Cepia
Misti
Alenlinw
Charly
Arkin
Raoo Harrisn Ib
Anon Farve
Metrink
Donidan
Wyahington
Kamas Cy Tag
Akningser
Hec Howard
McMullen Saver
Pianey, McGormicks
McManus Takes National Amateur Lead at Merion
Roger McManus shot a four birdie run and a 69 to grab the first round lead at the National Amateur Championship at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore. Notable struggles and late bogeys left several contenders, including Kerry Greenbaum and Ron Cerrudo, one stroke back as 150 players chased the title.
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Roger McManius
Ohio
Micwestrerner
Hadville
Ron Cerrudo
San Jose State
Fea San Rafael
Calif
Kerry Greenbaum
Atlanta
Merion Golf Club Cours
Vick Siderowf
Westport
Counslork
Cuishel
Bopey
Deane Bema
Ratha
Water Caps
Alli
Rochester
Hnd
Questions Remain In National Tennis Meet Forest Hills
At Forest Hills 128 men and 64 women enter as ongoing questions linger. Will Manuel Santana defend his title and upset US hopes after Wimbledon. Can Billie Jean King defend against Maria Bueno seeking a fourth straight Forest Hills crown.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Manuel Santana
Spain
United States
Kirk's Sporting Wins Marathon In Summitville Tourney
Summitville reports a 6-5 victory as Kirk's Sporting Goods of Muncie edges Grant County in the opening game of the Summitville AC softball tourney. The event features best-ball two-person formats with teams and finishers named, including Magtibaker, Kirby, Ruth Heller, Lee-Pauga, Dorothy Shine, Betty Wahlberg, Carolyn Bolles, Marge Plummer, Fran Eliz, and Virginia Mier.
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Decker
Kirk
Sporting Goods
Muncie
Grant County
Maoist
Bennett
Ags Norigan
Magtibaker
Kirby
Stroup
Ruth Heller
Lee — Pauga
Dorothy Shine
Betty Wahlberg
Carolyn Bolles
Marge Plummer
Fran Eliz
Virginia Mier
Porter Aces First Hole In One At Edgewood Course
Kenny Porter scored the first hole in one of his golfing career Wednesday at Edgewood Country Club. He used an eight iron on the par three hole with witnesses Ernie Carter Bob Gibson and Frank Gates present.
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Kenny Porter
Yard Ithools
Edgewood Country Club
Porter
Ernie Carter
Bob Gibson
Frank Gates
Anderson to Do Telecast Color for ABC NCAA Regional Games
New York AP Bob Anderson, who ran 82 yards for an Army touchdown against Notre Dame in 1957, has been signed to do color commentary on six ABC TV regional telecasts this fall. He played pro ball with the New York Giants, was injured, and opened a New York restaurant last year with Phil Linz of the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Bob Anderson
Army
Notre Dame
New York Giants
Phil Linz
Philadelphia Phillies
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