Wininger Player Aaron Lead In Cleveland Open Standoff
In Cleveland, Bo Wininger Gary Player and Tommy Aaron led the Cleveland Open at halfway at 7 under 135 with Gary Player and Aaron posting 69s and Wininger a 69 as 16 players sit within four strokes of the lead. The field remains tightly packed as 8 strokes separate the last qualifier and the leaders with a $22 000 top prize and $130 for the final place.
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Beechmont Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Goalby
Tony Lema
Jim Ferree
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Ed Furgol
Furgol
Ed Moehling Jr
Mount Prospect Ill
PGA
St Louis Cardinals Trade Hammack to Cowboys for Draft Pick
The St Louis Cardinals sent veteran fullback Mal Hammack to the Dallas Cowboys for an undisclosed draft choice. The deal was completed Friday and adds a proven blocker to Dallas depth at running back.
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Dallas
St. Louis Cardinals
National Football League
Mal Hammack
Dallas Cowboys
McKinley Pounds Way Into Net Quarter-Finals
McKinley, 22, from St. Louis, defeated Jaidip Marker Jen 6-3 8-6 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals as other Americans advance. Frank Froehling, Roger Taylor, and two more Americans remain in the hunt while seeded players fall. Mrs. Donna Floyd Fales and Billie Jean Moffitt reached the fourth round with others advancing in a day of rain and slow courts.
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Chuck McKinley
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St. Louis
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Frank Froehling
Coral Gales
Fla
Roger Taylor
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Fred Stolle
Australia
Manuel Santana
Spain
Christian Kuhnke
Germany
Kuhnke
Jan Eric Lundquist
Sweden
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Lorna Cawthorn
Jan Lehane
Tory Ann Fretz
Harrisburg
Christine Truman
Miss Hard
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Fales
Lesley Turner
Miss Moffitt
Dodgers recall McMullen to replace Zimmer
Los Angeles Dodgers bring up Ken McMullen from Spokane to fill the vacancy left by Don Zimmer who was sold to the Washington Senators last week. McMullen will play both infield and outfield.
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Spokane
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Relko Favorite In Irish Derby
In Dublin the 184000 Irish Sweeps Derby at the Curragh Saturday features Relko the prohibitive betting favorite among 17 racing 3-year-olds. The French bred colt seeks a big payday 137627 for the winner as jockey Yves Saint Margain guides him, with post time at 9 a m EST.
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Relko
London
Francois Dupre
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Match II
Laurel Md
Kelso
Carry
Boros Not Oldest Open Champ As Recheck Finds Error
New York AP report shows Julius Boros, declared oldest U S Open winner, was 43 years 3 months 20 days at victory. Ted Ray remains older, having won in 1920 at Inverness Toledo aged 48 years 4 months 16 days. Ray born March 28, 1837. Boros born March 3, 1920. Boros won June 23 with Palmer and Cupit in Brookline.
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Julius Boros
Bill English
Daily Oklahoman
Boros
Brookline
Mass
Arnold Palmer
Jacky Cupit
Ted Ray
Inverness
Toledo
Ray
Thompson Will Plug Liberal Duck Hunting
Washington AP reports Rep. T. A. Thompson of Louisiana will push for more liberal duck hunting rules this year. He chairs a House subcommittee on fish and wildlife conservation and will open a hearing July 18 to assess whether duck hunters have been fully considered in bag limits and hunting dates.
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Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Red Sox Rally Past Yankees In Seventh For 4-3 Win
Boston scores three in the seventh and adds an eighth inning run to defeat New York 4-3. Frank Malzone drives in the decisive run with a grounder in the eighth after Yastrzemski and Stuart sparked the rally. Elston Howard homered to tie it in the seventh.
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al Downing
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Hal Reniff
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Tony Kubek
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Dick Stuart
Lu Clinton
Reniff
Ed Bressaud
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Russ Nixon
Elston Howard
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Pepitone
Williams
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Heffner
Boyer
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Tresh
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Amont
Stevens
Napp
Seattle student backs baseball with artificial legs
Jimmy Fortner, a University of Washington freshman first baseman missing both legs, explains how he trains with artificial limbs and enjoys playing baseball. He recalls Monte Stratton's encouragement and notes his coach treats him like any other player as he works for distance in his swing.
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University of Washington
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Stratton
Chicago White Sox
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Spanish Fort
Tex
Paul Berrys
Texas
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Dick Fain
Fain
West Will Depend On Long Runs and Passes in All-America
West coach Join McKay will rely on long runs and passes to beat the East in the All-America game at War Memorial Stadium. About 30,000 expected to attend. kickoff 7:30 p.m. EST with ABC-TV telecast at 9 p.m. EST. Weather expected scattered thundershowers but likely dry at kickoff. West lineup features Nelson and Alexander at backs with Goodwin and Thornton. East fields Kochman Vanderkelen Gambrell Saimes in backfield, Richter and Hutchinson at ends.
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Ron Vanderkelen
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Nebraska
Bill Thornton
Hugh Campbell
Washington State
Conrad Hitchler
Missouri
Bobby Lee Bell
Minnesota
Ron Snidow
University of Oregon
Tom Hertz
Dwain Carlson
Jerry Hopkins
Texas A&m
Pat Richter
Tom Hutchinson
Kentucky
Bob Vogel
Ohio State
Art Gregory
Duke
Daryle Sanders
Dave Watson
Georgia Tech
Dennis Gaubatz
Louisiana State
Home Run Baker Dies At Age Of 77
John Franklin Baker known as Home Run Baker died at his Trappe Maryland home aged 77 after a series of strokes since 1961. He starred for the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Yankees from 1910 to 1922, led the AL in homers 1911 to 1914, and was a Hall of Fame inductee in 1955. Baker helped win the 1911 World Series and was part of Connie Mack’s $100000 Infield with Stuffy McInnis Eddie Collins and Jack Barry.
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Laver Triumphs Over Segura In U S Pro Opener
In Forest Hills, Rod Laver defeated Pancho Segura 6-2 1-6 6-2 6-3 in the first round of the U S pro tennis championship. Ken Rosewall crushed Tony Trabert 6-2 6-2 6-2. Buchholz advanced past Lew Hoad. Gonzalez and Segura fell in doubles as Rosewall and Laver beat them 6-1 6-2.
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Butch) Buchholz
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Peru
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Kimball Takes Second Round Lead In Carvel Open
Judy Kimball of Sioux City, Iowa shot four under par and moved into the 36 hole lead at the Women's Carvel Open at Tom O'Shanter Club in Brookville New York. Marilynn Smith tied for second at 141 after a 71 with Jo Ann Prentice posting a 67 the day’s best round and a tournament record. Mickey Wright needed 72 for 145 and sits fourth at 145 with a group at 146 including Marlene Hagge Mary Lena Falk and Kathy Whitworth Legal.
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Marlene Hagge
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N.M
49ers Acquire QB Norman From Bears
San Francisco NFL team trades for quarterback Dick Norman from Chicago in exchange for a high draft choice. Norman, a Stanford alum, spent two seasons with the Bears and has seen limited action.
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Haswell Snags Hole-In-One At Skyline Country Club
A. J. Haswell of Oklahoma City carded a hole-in-one on the 13th at Skyline Country Club in Tucson Arizona after Leonard Savage the course owner also hit a shot that nudged Haswell’s ball into the hole.
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Ariz
A. J. Haswell
Oklahoma City
Skyline Country Club
Skyline
Leonard Savage
Haswell
Field Goal Kicker to Join Jets in AFL
Dick Guesman a 250 pound defensive tackle will handle field goal kicking for the New York Jets in the American Football League.
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New York Jets
Move to End Weight Cheating in Scholastic Wrestling
The National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations proposed a weight control plan to curb weight cheating in high school wrestling. Wrestlers would stay in their initial weight class for the season, aiming to prevent crash dieting and dehydration devices like sweatboxes.
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N.Y
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
Federation
Wrestling Rules Committee
John Roberts
Wisconsin State Association
Roberts
Winning Streaks On Line In Key Stakes Races
Editorialist seeks a sixth stakes win this year in the Olympia Handicap at Chicago while Crewman heads the Lamplighter Handicap at Monmouth. Linita, Mongo, Red Belle, and other top horses race at Delaware Park Aqueduct and Hollywood Park as rivals target rich purses.
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Kent
Delaware Park
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Corradini-Dorney
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Sing Along
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Insurrection
Mantle Faces Longer Road To Return From Injury
New York AP reports Mickey Mantle doubts he can run or play by July 11 after a June 5 foot fracture. He describes a weak foot and ankle pain while receiving whirlpool and ultrasonic care at Yankee Stadium. He won’t know if he can run for at least 10 days and remains unsure about All-Star game readiness.
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Cards Trade Olivo To Atlanta for Damaska
Louis Cardinals sent pitcher Diomedes Olivo to the Atlanta club of the International League for infielder outfielder Jack Damaska. Olivo is 0 5 this season for St Louis while Damaska posted a .302 batting average with Atlanta.
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Princeton Elks Golf Course to Close This Weekend
The Princeton Elks Country Club golf course will close this Saturday and Monday while the clubhouse remains open Sunday and the driving range will operate throughout the period.
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