PGA Considers Poll of Each Tour Player
The PGA plans a special meeting to authorize polling all touring players on PGA membership or loyalty to the rival International Professional Golfers Association. A poll could suspend players for joining the other group, affecting entry to events like the Philadelphia Golf Classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PGA
Tour
Assn
Max Elbin
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Philadelphia
Whitemarsh Country Club
Sam Gates
International Professional Golfers Association
Gates
Elbin
Washington
Florida
Harrison, N.Y
Mackin Paint Clinches Standings In Major League Play
Mackin Paint edged Dr Pepper 4 2 on Thursday to move into second place as Gohmann Realtors share third in Kids Major league. Bill Skripsky allowed six hits while Steve Marks collected three of Mackin Paint s five hits. Doug Gibbs went 3 for 3 for Dr Pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackin
Dr. Pepper
Four-Team Baseball Tournament at Fairfax Sunday
A four team baseball tournament is planned in Fairfax this Sunday. Watkins faces Norway at 11 a.m. and Amana meets Fairfax at 1 p.m. The winners will play in the 3 p.m. final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Watkins
Norway
Amana
Batting Duel Tightens NL Lead Between Alou and Rose
The pennant chase tightens as Matty Alou and Pete Rose remain within three points of each other for the NL batting lead while the St Louis Cardinals push 14 games ahead. Alou improves to .330 after a two-hit night in a 2-0 Pirates win at Chicago. Briles and Shannon star for St Louis in a 8-0 win over the Cubs as Houston tops Philadelphia 3-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty Alou
Pete Rose
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Alou
Rose
Cardinals
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
Steve Blass
Houston
Philadelphia
John
Edwards
Shannon
Bill Stoneman
Stoneman
Jack Lamabe
Briles
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Cincinnati
Alex Johnson
Willie ‘McCovey
Murphy Leads Westchester Classic After Opening 64
Bob Murphy, 25, rookie pro and former amateur star, shot a 64 at Westchester Country Club to grab a one stroke lead in the $250,000 Westchester Classic. Dan Sikes is second with 65. Art Wall Jr. 66. Jack Nicklaus 67. Murphy, who switched from baseball ambitions, posted a eagle, seven birdies and one bogey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
N.Y
Bob] Murphy
Jack Nicklaus
Westchester Country Club
Dan Sikes
Art Wall, Jr
Murphy
Bob Murrhy
Gardner Dickinson
Bob Nicholingstat
Dudley Wyson
Bob Stanton
Bob Charles Whee
Bruce Crampton
Harold Henning
Bob Reporte
Bob Goalby
Dave Hill Rives McBee
Orville Moody
Doug Sanders
Charles Sifford Lee
al Balding
George Archer
Bob McCallister
TV Race Saturday Headlines KCRG TV Coverage
Bobby Unser from Albuquerque and his brother Al along with A J Foyt of Houston lead a 30 car field for a United States Auto Club national championship 100 mile race at Illinois State Fair. An expected 25 000 in person and millions watching on KCRG TV Channel 9. The event offers 18 starting spots and features 17 drivers from the Indianapolis Memorial Day lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
United States Auto Club
Finois State Fair
Kcrg-Tv
Indianapolis Memorial Day
New England Lightweight Title Fights Highlight Card
Portland bout saw Irish Beau Jaynes from Lowell win a light welterweight decision over Jesus Alicia of Holyoke to claim the New England lightweight title. Ishiyama from Tokyo outpointed Persley of Red Cross Louisiana. Matias from Guadalajara defeated Moreno from Monterrey in separate bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Mass
Jesus Alicia
Holyoke Mass
Jaynes
New England
Tokyo
Rokuor Ishiyama
Arthur Persley
Red Cross
Los Angeles
Rene Matias
Guadalajara
Mexico
Jose Moreno
Monterrey
Redskins Turn to Unknown QB Against Colts in Exhibition
Washington starts Harry Theofilo, a taxi squad graduate, as Otto Graham fields multiple passers including Jim Ninowski and Gary Beban. Don Shula of Baltimore counters with Johnny Unitas first half and Terry Southall second half as pre-season action spans two leagues and several matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Redskins
Baltimore Colts
Harry Theofiledes
Redskins
Chicago
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Wis
Washington
Otto Graham
Colt
Don Shula
Theculedes
Waynesburg
Atlanta
Skula
Johnny Unitas
Colts
Terry Southall
Southall
Baylor
Jim Ward
Ward
San Francisco
Dallas
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Kansas City
Minnesota
Denver
Philadelphia
Miami
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Boston
New York Jets
Richmond
Buffalo
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Nashville
Tenn
Cleveland
Nfl
Droste Leads At 3 IMCA Tracks Across Iowa Circuit
Independent racer Red Droste and his 1967 Chevelle top the point standings at three IMCA regional tracks Independence Waterloo and Cedar Rapids with commanding leads at Waterloo 1 940 points and Independence 1 900 points. Ed Sanger of Waterloo trails in second place at both tracks. All- Town fair cancels Cedar Rapids activity this week. Racing begins at 8 p m Saturday at Independence and Sunday at Waterloo with added mechanics race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Red Droste
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Droste
Indee
Ed Sanger
Red
Gee
Benates Wiglerico
Paul Fitpatrick
Mert Williams
Roch‘ter
Minn
Stan Stover
Einbe Peestety Minn
Bill Zwanziger
Bob Hilmer
Ysart
Cal Swanson
Reinbeck
Glen Martin
Lynn Idler
Lonia Ee Ree
Randy Jack Leads HLV Nine in Batting
Randy Jack, catcher, led HLV baseball with a .392 average as the team finished 12-8. Lyle DeWilder went 10-8 as top pitcher, Dennis Jack hit .379, and Dennis Refer added a .307 mark while HLV reached three sectional tournament games before losing to state runnerup Norway 4-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Randy Jack
HLV
I Hlv
Norway
Lyle DeWilder
Dennis Jack
Dennis Refer
White Wins Rainshortened USAC Race in Milwaukee
Don White of Keokuk gambled on the rain and won $5,156 in a rain shortened 156 mile Wisconsin State Fair stock car race. Butch Hartmann and Norm Nelson finished second and third as the event ended after 47 laps under caution due to accidents and rain. White averaged 82.47 mph and avoided a pit stop under yellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Don White
Keokuk
White
Norm Nelson
Racine
Jack Bowsher
Springfield
Ohio
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Texas
Hartmann
Bowsher
Welty Way Singles to 5-1 Victory Over Bratwursthaus
Welty Way tops Bratwursthaus 5-1 as Larry Sparks allows one run on two hits through eight frames. Sparks fanned 14 and kept a near perfect game intact until a sixth inning walk. Dick Larson and Dick Barvinek drive Bratwursthaus’ lone run. Welty Way plate scoring in second on Doug Havlik, Ed White, Ray Sturm sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alou
Blass
Matty
Donn Clendenon
Jim Hart
Manny Mota
Doug Rader
Astros
Phillies
Houston
Jim Wynn
Phils
Tony Taylor
John Briggs
Briggs
Richie Allen
Tony Gonzalez
Cookie Rojas
Rojas
Philadelphia
Danny Coombs
Dave Giusti
Dick Farrell
Woody Fryman
Welty Way
Bratwursthaus
Ellis
Larry Sparks
Sparks
Waterloo
Rich Stephens
Dick Larson
Jack
Larson
Frank Barvinek
Doug Havlik
Ed White
Ray Sturm
Welty
CIA
Swanson
Muench
I Schidth
Findley
P Elson
D. Larson
Ice
Barvinek
Cf Covines
T. Schkith
Havicks
Bowen
White
Lust
Uetts Weintz
Davenport
Pry
Brateursthaus
Bratwursthause
Daviness
Sparks PJ
Mvarson
Pann
Sparks U—Sanford
Rocarek le
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Angus Mairs
St. Paul
International Golf Sponsors Assn
Mairs
Mackin Paint
Lee C.R. Sotdene
Midwest
Deck of
Rbi
Hairston Freeman
Melendez
Bonalewicz
Schaefer
Auferio
Bithouse
Heintzelman
el Cooksey
Wil Eh Er Oe Se Williamson
A Whitlock Ebner
Ie DuBose
Chiapsa
J Salazar
McVay
Sagasar
UPI
Kings
Queen of Ice
Peggy Fleming
Miss Fleming
L.A. Kings
Bill White
Dale Rolfe
Alou and
Rose Battling
Ben Olan
Juan Marichal
Giant
Jay Alou
Hal Lanier
Bob Bolin
Bobby Bonds
Ron Hunt
Giants
Mike Shannon
Nelson Briles
Ken Holtzman
Cocky
Westchester
KCRG
Wilson
Staff
Hagen
Etonic
Chapman's Golf Center
Second Street
Baltimore
Ed Schuyler, Jr
AFL
Graham
Jim Ninowski
Gary Beban
UCLA
Sonney Jurgensen
Bobby Walden
John Pentecost
Jim Overman
Gary Wood
New Orleans
Sam Silas
Don Davis
Charles Glenn
Tommy Lunceford
James
Jones
Davis-Jones Agency
Commerce Exchange
First Avenue
America
Keokulkt
Butch Hartmann
South Zanesville, Ohio
Roger McCluskey
Eby’s
Oxfords
Oxford
Eby's Sporting Goods
Times
Derby
Iowa
By Gary Wade
MIDAS
Lowry
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