Fletcher Wins State Elks Golf Title By Eight Strokes
Arman Fletcher of Roanoke Virginia captured his seventh state Elks championship at Princeton Elks course with a 206 four under par to win by eight strokes over Sonny Hicks of Princeton. Steve Dennis faded late, finishing tied for sixth after a costly opening stretch.
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Petty Wins Carolina 500 in Rockingham Drive
Richard Petty captured the 500 mile Carolina race at Rockingham North Carolina ahead of Buddy Baker by a full lap. The Plymouth driver earned 16125 dollars lifting his season total to 59540 and set a track record with an average speed of 104.348 mph leading 299 miles and racing despite an overheating engine. Dick Hutcherson finished third, followed by Cale Yarborough and Darel Dieringer.
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Dan Gurney Wins Belgium Grand Prix in Eagle
Dan Gurney, the lone American in 18 starters, won the Belgium Grand Prix at Francorchamps in an Eagle. He set a lap record on the 20th lap and led Jackie Stewart from the 21st lap, finishing in 1 hour 40 minutes 49.4 seconds at an average 145.665 mph. This marked the first World Championship world crown counting win for an American in an American made car.
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Winners Listed At Littlesburg Track
Winners at the R S Raceway Littlesburg on Sunday include Sportsmen with Guy Ratliff first $100 Don Johnson second $60 and Arnold Crewey Raymond Scott and Dewey Whittaker tied for third $20 each. Eugene Bishop first in modified $100 Ed Snidegar second $40 Benny Cray third $20. Richard Lafferty won the rail-job $150 with Pete Deck second $100 M D Marshall third $40 and Pete Broyles fourth $25.
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Matthew Smith
Lane Fowler
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Jim Meadow
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Bob Weatherly
Les Fowlkes
Russell Morris
Tommy Jones
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R. D. Hampden
Andy Clark
Jay Pettry
Gene Miller
Fred Luger
Russell Fields
Joe Selange
Melvin Thompson
Hubert Stephenson
Paul Vennari
Gail Dodrill
Bill Eton
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Tom Cunningham
Jim Moorefield
Pug Lowrey
Clyde Belcher
Ray Bailey
Bob Cunningham
Russell Arnold
Charles Cassinelli
Bob Walls
Jake Wetzel
Jim Thompson
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Jim Powers
Owen Griffith
George Counts
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Don Johnson
Arnold Crewey
Raymond Scott
Dewey Whittaker
Eugene Bishop
Ed Snidegar
Benny Cray
Richard Lafferty
Tom Waddell
M. D. Marshall
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Pete Deck
Pete Broyles
Don Wilson Throws NL’s First No Hitter Since 1965
Houston rookie Don Wilson, 22, pitched the National League’s first no hitter in two years, defeating the Atlanta Braves 2-0. He fanned 15, walked three, and allowed 30 batters in a standout 9 inning gem. Jim Wynn and Ed Mathews drove in the runs as Houston earned a historic win in front of 19 199 fans.
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White Sox sweep Yankees with doubleheader 7-3 and 4-0
Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 7-3 in game one and 4-0 in game two to extend their AL lead. Gary Peters allowed one earned run in the opener, while Tommy John notched his sixth win of the season in the nightcap as 39,319 attended the largest crowd of the year.
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Oliva Guides Twins Past Indians After Hospital Return
Tony Oliva, just released from hospital after an ankle injury, hit a pinch hit three run double in the eighth to lift the Minnesota Twins to a 4 2 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Mazeroski contributed in the second inning.
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Shaker Heights Hospital bats in bases loaded double
Late Saturday at the ballpark Bob Allison came to the plate with the bases full and doubled down the right field line off reliever Steve Bailey. McDowell replaced starter Sam McDowell after Harmon Killebrew.
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Pirates Explode In Fourth And Upend Phillies 5-3
The Pittsburgh Pirates scored ten batters in a four run second inning, sparked by Tommy Sisk two run single, and defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3. McDowell absorbed his fifth loss as Kaat earned his fourth win.
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National League Advertisement for T-4-L Foot Treatment
An advertisement claims one application of T-4-L stops itch and burning within minutes and promises a 48 cent refund if unsatisfied. It asserts infected skin sloughs off in 3 to 5 days revealing healthy skin, and invites purchase today at Taylor's Drug Store.
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Boros Withdraws From Open After Mother's Death
Julius Boros pulled out of the U S Open final round in Springfield New Jersey following the death of his mother. The move comes as Boros faced the final round pressure and the event continued without him.
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