Nicklaus edges Player in Westchester duel for 20 000
In a windy Westchester County Club finish Jack Nicklaus, from Ohio, edged Gary Player in a tight Sunday duel to win 20 000. Player took 12 000 for second as Gardner Dickinson jumped to third with 67, while other notables included Bobby Nichols, Billy Casper, Arnold Palmer, and Tony Lema contending at 270 to 285.
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Grid Stars Ready For Pro Browns Grid Stars Ready For Pro Browns
CHICAGO AP Chicago hosts the 32nd annual College All Star Game at Soldier Field featuring the Cleveland Browns as strong opposition. The week includes meetings of sports editors, stakes races at Arlington Park, and events such as Arch Ward Stakes, Chicago on Saturday, and the Western Junior Girls Golf Tournament in Lake Forest. Vice President Hubert Humphrey arrives Friday to speak at the Football Writers Association of America meeting. The All-Stars, though underdogs, have a history of surprises.
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Major League Leaders AP Baseball Honor Roll
The Associated Press lists top leaders in both leagues. In the National League Clemente of Pittsburgh leads batting with .341 and Rose of Cincinnati has 136 hits. Harper leads runs with 91, while Banks and Clemente pace other categories. In the American League Yaztrzemski stars in batting followed by Ollva in hits and Oliva in runs.
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Boog Powell Powers Orioles Past Twins In Ninth
Boog Powell slugged a three run homer in the ninth to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 7 8 win over the Minnesota Twins and delay the Twins AL lead. Powell also misplayed a ninth inning grounder, but his homer sealed the game. Cleveland moved within 5 1/2 games of the pace with a doubleheader split against New York. In the NL Philadelphia beat New York 6 2 Los Angeles edged St Louis 2 1. Milwaukee swept San Francisco 4 2 and 6 3 Pittsburgh took two from Chicago 2 1 and 3 1 Cincinnati split with Houston 6 4 and 7 5. McDowell struck out 11 in a superb 2 0 shutout run total.
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Hall Of Fame For Stallworth Baytown Coaches Honored
Baytown football coaches travel to Dallas for the Texas High School Coaches Hall of Fame induction of Stallworth and four others. The event at the Adolphus Hotel follows the annual Texas Football Coaches School events and precedes a surgeon clinic for Baytown teams. The group will return to host a clinic for Baytown schools after noon Thursday. The clinic begins Monday with district coaches gathering to map schedules for the coming year. Foot ball practice starts August 27 with junior highs leading, and equipment issues begin August 18 for high school players.
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Rut
Hyde
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Quessa
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Tricky) Ward
Borger
Eagles Yanks win in senior tourney opener in Baytown
The 18 game Senior League tournament at the ABL Diamond opened with the Yankees beating Texas City 10-0 to move to the winners bracket. Scott Barringer pitched five innings with 10 strikeouts, two hits allowed, and Bobby Sumway finished. Chuck Clinton Mike Henderson and Johnny Black led at the plate. Baytown Eagles topped Deer Park 7-1 behind Ricky Burch, and the event runs Thursday to Saturday with many games yet undecided.
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Deer Park
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Eagles
Luck, Foyt Fail to Stop Rutherford in Championship 250
Johnny Rutherford, aided by A J Foyt’s advice and misfortune for Foyt, won the Championship 250 at Atlanta. Foyt broke a rear suspension on lap 108, crashing out after lapping the field earlier. Rutherford and Billy Foster chased second and third as Mario Andretti took second a lap back.
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Nazareth
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North Tonawanda
N.Y
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Mexico Cup Hopes Rise After Doubles Victory
Mexico begins a uphill charge in the American Zone Davis Cup ties in Dallas. Osuna and Palafox teamed to beat Ralston and Richardson 8 6 6 4 7 5, pulling Mexico to 2 1 in matches as Osuna faces Ralston and Palafox meets Ashe.
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Ham Richardson
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Rams and Dodgers Fall Short in Sloppy Sunday Scores
Sunday results show a chaotic mix across leagues with the Real Los Angeles beating Boston 5 to 4 in a murky inning filled card. Minnesota and Chicago-T split a doubleheader 6 to 2 and 2 to 3 as Detroit lost to New York 11 to a high scoring match. Cincinnati remains near the top whilePhiladelphia and Pittsburgh hover in the mid pack amid a crowded standings picture.
How'd It Happen U.S. Stars Limp Home in Kiev
The United States suffered its first sweep loss in a U S Soviet meet since 1958 as U S track and field stars faltered in Kiev. Runners Ollan Cassell and Randy Maisen led U S men with wins in distance events and a relay, while Wyomia Tyus and Maurie Mulder highlighted American women with world class times. Soviet wins stretched dominance in both sexes, prompting reflection on conditioning and preparation ahead of future matches.
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Griffin
Edith McGire
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North Highlands
Ollan
Farmhand Tony Too Tough On NL Foes
Milwaukee pitcher Tony Cloninger dominated top National League teams, seven-hitter to beat the Giants in game one as the Braves completed a doubleheader sweep and moved into third place. He owns a 7-4 record against top contenders with a 1.95 ERA in those games, while pursuing farming ventures and plans to raise quarter horses.
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Tony Cloninger
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Astros Split doubleheader with Reds in Cincinnati
Houston split a doubleheader in Cincinnati Sunday. In game one Pete Rose and Tony Perez hit two-run homers to power the Reds past the Astros 4 The Astros avoided an eight-game losing streak and ended Cincinnati's four-game win streak. In the nightcap Joe Gaines delivered a ninth inning RBI single after rain delay, giving Houston a 6 4 victory marked by Lillis and Brand hits surrounding Gaines run.
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