Palmer and Nicklaus to Lead U S Team for Canada Cup
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus will team up to represent the United States in the Canada Cup near Paris October 24 to 27. The duo, top money winner and reigning PGA and Masters champion, head a six-man U S list chosen by the PGA from a France selected panel. The event features 33 nations in 72 holes of stroke play at Saint Nom la Breteche.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
United States
Palmer
Nicklaus
U.S
Paris
Saint- Nom-la Breteche
Selecion
Sam Snead
Dublin
Ireland
Buenos Aires
Professional Golfers Association
Sidney L. James
International Golf Association
France
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Don Finsterwald
Gene Littler
Candy Spots Heads East to Test Chateaugay
Candy Spots after a $131,533 Arlington Classic victory heads to Saratoga to meet Chateaugay in the Travers Stakes on August 17. Willie Shoemaker rode the Ellsworth colt who boosted his 3-year total to $753,193 with the win and aims for 3-year-old honors by beating Chateaugay. Kelso won Saratoga’s Whitney Stakes while Sunrise County ran third and Mrs Brick led late to win the Sapling Stakes.
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Candy Spots
Chateaugay
Willie Shoemaker
Saratoga
Ellsworth
B Major
Admiral Vic
Kelso
Richard C. duPont
Liston Brain Trust Seeks Tax Relief Plan for Clay Fight
Philadelphia AP report says Jack Nilon, adviser to Sonny Liston, outlined a plan to ease the boxing champ’s tax burden from a Sept 30 title bout with Cassius Clay at Philadelphia Stadium. Nilon, Liston, and brothers Bob and Jim Nilon formed Intercontinental Promotions Inc. to promote the fight and share corporate profits taxed at lower rates, with a Commission ruling complicating Liston’s promotional role.
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Jack Nilon
Sonny Liston
Liston
Cassius Clay
Nilon
Sunnyland
Til
Clay
Philadelphia Stadium
Bob
Jim Nilon
Jack
Intercontential Promotions Inc
Intercontinental
Pensylvania Athletic Commission
al Klein
U S Track Team Continues British Tour Today
The United States track team finishes its European tour in Britain with the second half of its meet against Britain. After the first day the U.S. led 61 to 44 in men’s events while Britain led the women 28 to 27. The men face 10 events and the women six.
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Britain
Cedar Falls Netter Gains Hilltop Crown
Top seed Arden Stokstad of Cedar Falls won the men singles at the Hilltop Open defeating Mike Schrier, 4-6 6-1 6-2. Stokstad and Schrier then won the men’s doubles. Esther Myers retained the women’s crown beating Mona Schallau 4-6 7-5 6-3. Schrier and Mona Schallau won mixed doubles. Davenport’s Dick Judisch won veterans singles. Cedar Rapids’ Rolf Wulfsburg claimed boys titles 16 and 18.
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Netter
Des Moines
Arden Stokstad
Mike Schrier
Iowa City
Stokstad
Kile - Synhorst
Kile
Esther Myers
Mona Schallau
Miss Schallau
Debbie Jones
Janet Holmes
Lena Walden
San Diego
Calif
Schrier
Harold McCollum
Laura
Dick Judisch
Davenport
McCollum
Rolf Wulfsburg
Cedar Rapids
James Wing
Steve Ehlers
Grundy Center
Boy II Wins Iowa Handicap Trapshoot Championship
An 11 year old, Frank R. Fincel of Dubuque, won the Iowa handicap trapshooting title in a 471 shooter field. Fincel tied with Eldon Clement for 98 of 100 and won the shoot off 23 to 22 and later claimed the Ottumwa Diamond Badge. Mary Meadows won the women's handicap. C A Brighton of Bunting IL won out of state men’s. Iowa and Nebraska teams competed over four days with Nebraska leading the five-man team event.
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Iowa
Frank R. Fincel
Dubuque
Eldon Clement
LeMars
Fincel
Clement
Eugene Greems
Bloomfield
Ottumwa
Mary Meadows
Grimes
C. A. Brighton
Bunting
Patty Brauer
Fond du Lac
Wis
Robert Martin
Don Mackerman
Newton
Nebraska
Welk Sponsors Waterloo Open Golf Champion
Ron Letellier 28 a Santa Monica pro sponsored by Lawrence Welk won the 27 hole Waterloo Open with a nine under par 100. Joe Brown Des Moines and Bob Shave Willoughby tied for second at 101. Letellier earned 750 while Shave and Brown collected 325 each. Amateurs led by Water loo’s Jim Scheppele four under par 105. Bud McCardell Newton second with 106.
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Iowa
Ron Letellier
Santa Monica
Calif
Lawrence Welk
Joe Brown
Des Moines
Bob Shave
Willoughby
Ohio
Letellier
Shave
Brown
Jim Scheppele
University of Iowa
Bud McCardell
Newton
Mason's Knee Injury Not Serious for Vikings
In Bemidji Minnesota AP report a Vikings spokesman says Tommy Mason's knee injury from an intra-squad collision is not serious. Mason will miss the first exhibition but hopes to play next week as San Francisco visits Portland and Los Angeles hosts a following game. Bob Reed moves to halfback in Mason's absence.
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Tommy Mason
Ed Sharockman
Mason
Hugh McElhenny
Viking
Vikings
San Francisco 49Ers
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles Rams
West Coast
Nancy Raso Sets Iowa Record at Waterloo Meet
Five Austin Swim Club members competed in the AAU meet at Gates Park in Waterloo Iowa Nancy Raso set a new Iowa record in the 10 and under girls 50 meter breaststroke with 47.5 seconds She placed second in both the 50 meter freestyle and 50 meter butterfly Jane Vozel led in the 13 and 14 division with wins and seconds in multiple events Peter Hass placed second in two 100 meter events Roger Kiemele finished second in 50 meter breaststroke Kathy Sanders also earned top six finishes The Austin team of Vogel Sanders Rose and Lavellie placed second in the girls 13 and 14 200 freestyle relay and third in the 200 meter medley relay coached by Bud Higgins.
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Austin
Waterloo
Iowa
Gates Park
Nancy Raso
Jane Vozel
Peter Hass
Jane Vogel
Kathy Sanders
Nancy Rose
Susie Lavellie
Bud Higgins
Big Three Matches Draw Hundreds of Marksmen
Hundreds of shotgun and rifle marksmen travel to three major 1965 events. The National Rifle Matches run Aug 2 to Sep 1 at Camp Perry Ohio featuring NRA championships and schools. The National Skeet Tournament takes place Aug 4–11 in Rochester New York with an extra Aug 11–14 international target run. The Grand American Trap Tournament at Vandalia Ohio runs Aug 19–24 after preliminaries Aug 6–18, marking its 64th year as the World Series of trap shooting.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Rochester - Brooks
National Rifle Association
Podres Loses 12 Pounds In Near No Hitter At Houston
Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres nearly hurled a no hitter, losing 12 pounds as Houston Colts spoiled a perfect game bid into the ninth inning. He settled for a 4-0 victory with one-hit support and late RBI drama from Maury Wills and Jim Wynn misplays. Podres described the game as the greatest he pitched and reflected on inches deciding the outcome.
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Johnny Podres
Houston Colts
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Podres
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Wills
Marv
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Staub
Ron
John
Bateman — Barlick
Ump
Rule Wins St Paul Open After Kidney Stone Battle
In St Paul Minnesota Jack Rule Jr overcame a kidney stone attack and hospital stay to win the St Paul Open with a 72 hole total of 266 two under par on Keller Municipal. He beat Fred Hawkins of El Paso by five strokes. Bruce Crampton and Dave Hill tied for third at 273. Hill shot 66 and tied the course record with a front nine 30.
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Jack Rule Jr
St. Paul
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Rule
Keller Municipal
Big Jack Nicklaus
Hawkins
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Dave Hill
Jackson
Mich
Hill
Leaders in St Paul Open Golf at Keller Course
The St Paul Open on the Keller course ended with leaders listed by prize money. Jack Rule Jr earned 5200 dollars with rounds 67 61 65 73 for 266. Fred Hawkins took 3400 with 70 65 65 71 for 271. Other top money winners included Dave Hill Bruce Crampton George Bayer Charles Sifford and Bruce Devlin with scores and purses noted.
Standings and scores from Sunday baseball results
New York leads Baltimore by one run in a 3 2 win as Detroit beats Cleveland 7 5 and Los Angeles topples Chicago 6 5 in 16 innings. Baltimore defeats New York 7 10 in 2 extra innings while Kansas City edges Minnesota 6 2 and Detroit ties Cleveland 2 2 0.
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Montana golfer Bob Jerhoff wins Birchmont title in final
In Bemidji Minnesota the Billings Montana college student Bob Jerhoff defeated Jim Carlson one up in the Birchmont International golf championship final. Jody Gumlin of Crookston Minnesota defended her women’s title.
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Billings
Mont
Bob Jerhoff
Jim Carlson
Bemidji
Jody Gumlin
Crookson
Minn
New York's Jose Stable Wins Narrow Bout
In New York, Jose Stable, 147, of New York outpointed Stan Ley Hayward, 1472, of Philadelphia. In Manila, Flash Elorde, 136, Philippines, outpointed Love Allotey, 135, Ghana, 10.
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Associated Press
New York
Jose Stable
Stanley Hayward
Philadelphia
Manila
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Dodgers blank Astros as Podres perfect through eight
Johnny Podres of the Dodgers allows one hit through eight innings and aids relief to beat Houston 4 0 with Johnny Temple driving in the ninth inning run. Jim King of the Senators belts two homers and a double with three runs scored in a 7 5 win over Boston.
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Associated Press
Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Johnny Temple
Houston
Jim King
Senators
Boston
Major League Leaders Summary for 1967 season
American League leaders include Carl Yastrzemski Boston .331 and Brooks Robinson in fielding as well. Notable stats list Harmon Killebrew 25 homers for Minnesota, Al Kaline 70 RBIs for Detroit, and Tony Oliva not shown. Pitcher stats show Robin Radatz 122 decisions with .857 win rate for Boston. National League leaders feature Hank Aaron 92 RBIs Milwaukee and Roberto Clemente .334 batting for Pittsburgh.
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Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Rollins
Minnesota
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Tresh
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Pizarro
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Flood
White
Groat
Pinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Williams
Callison
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Javier
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