Harper Wins Pro Am with 66 at Arnolda Ranch
Chandler Harper shot a 33 33 66 to win the Pro-Am at Arnolda Ranch Golf Course in Disputanta Va. He earned 61.40 in pro sweepstakes and 132 in merchandise for top prizes. Eddie Byrd shared first in pro-am with a 61, while Herb Hooper and Allen Phipps also posted strong rounds. Harper enters the four day State Open as favorite after this performance.
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Disputanta
Chandler Harper
Arnolda Ranch
Portsmouth
Harper
Eddie Byrd
Staunton
Byrd
Richmond
Herb Hooper
Arnolda
Allen Phipps
Norfolk
Tom Strange
Virginia Beach
Player wins U.S. Open and eyes time with family
Gary Player defeated Kel Nagle to win the U S Open, earning 26 000 with donations totaling 27 000 and hints of a half million in endorsements. He says the windfall will let him spend more time with his children and choose major events carefully like Ben Hogan.
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ST. Louis
Gary Player
Kel Nagle
U.S. Golf Association
Australia
Spain
Mexico
Ben Hogan
Colts Sign Kicker Tom Gilburg to Fourth NFL Season
Baltimore reports Tom Gilburg signed for his fourth NFL season with a strong chance to reclaim the No. 1 punter job. Joe Don Looney, who unseated Gilburg last year, has been traded to Detroit.
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Baltimore
Tom Gilburg
Baltimore Colts
Joe Don Looney
Gilburg
Detroit
Ralston Discards Bandage For Wimbledon Victory
Dennis Ralston removed a bandage from his sore right thumb and defeated doubles partner Ham Richardson in straight sets 15-13 9-7 6-2 in Wimbledon first round action. Heavy rain and wind caused delays as the match stretched over two days.
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Wimbledon
England
Dennis Ralston
Ham Richardson
Ralston
Williamson High Nets Two On State All Star Team
Williamson High in Williamson West Virginia claimed its first baseball state title since 1948 as pitcher Richard O Neil and third baseman Billy Craig earned first team spots on the 1965 all state lineup chosen by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association. The roster features stars from St Marys Wellsburg Parkersburg Martinsburg and other programs with a second and third team also listed. O Neil won two tourney games including a one hitter while Smallwood Combs and O Neill led Williamson’s strong pitching corps and Craig hit .512 with three homers for the champions.
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Williamson
W. Va
Williamson High
St. Marys
Ron Kyle
Beckley
Jim Mirasola
Wellsburg
Jim Lemley
Mannington
Short
Bill Mackey
Buchannon - Upshur
Bill Virden
Parkersburg
Mike Kitchen
East Bank
Bill Sims
Montgomery
Wallace Smallwood
Martinsburg
Jerry Combs
Marsh Fork
Hoback
Wayne
Greg Hurley
John Bell
Dave Ferkel
Triadelphia
Rex Hale
Logan
Roscoe Barber
Peterstown
Mike Risinger
Hedgesville
Barry Scragg
Ceredo Kenova
Ron McConnel
Barboursville
Roger Corbin
Pennsboro
Gary Wamsley
Buchanan- Upshur
Carl Hewlett
Huntington High
Mick Fuchs
Allen Mahoney
Shepherdstown
Mirasola
Craig
Combs
O'Neil
Smallwood
Lemley
Milwaukee Braves
O'Neal
Kyle
Flying Eagles
Mackey
Buckhannon - Upshur
Virden
Kitchen
Sims
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Gere Sarazen
Iwmerica
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Bakersfield
Calif
Maria Bueno
Britain
Christine Tru
Arthur Ashe
Eugene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Marty Riessen
Evanston, Jr
Fred Stolle
Roy Emerson
Jan Erik Lundquist
Sweden
Wilhelm Bungert
Germany
Miss Bueno
Winnie Shaw
Miss Truman
Italy
Silvana Lazzarino
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Mrs. Graebner
Pat Walkden
South Africa
Miss Moffitt
Else Spruyt
Netherlands
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Elizabeth Emanuel
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Tom Edlefsen
Berkeley
By Jim van Zant
Wilson
Buddy Hutchens
Paul Maynard
Richard Weiss
Billy Weaver
Freddy Lewis
Larry Belcher
Greenville
Danny Calvert
Shady Spring
Jerry Whittington
Mike McBrayer
Richard Culberto
Chevrolet
Bland Street
Bluefield, W. VA
Birdie
Kentucky
Firestone
Indianapolis
Jimmy Clark
Ting
Firestone Fouly
Aeas Anes Fae
United States
Firestone Uni-Charge
Laur
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Ist Tire
Firestone Stores
Bland St
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