American Dips Into British Amateur Golf Lead at Carnoustie
At Carnoustie Scotland on Monday Jeff Hale pitched a one hit game to lead the United States past LaSalle 5-2 in the opening round of the British Amateur. Fifteen Americans won their matches in the first round as the U S team moved toward the second round with 29 entries remaining the field cut.
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Woody Woodward
Atlanta
St. Louis
Joe Hoerner
Dubuque
Cardinal
Tim McCarver
Braves
Jefferson
Carnoustie
Scotland
Randy Hale
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Craig Shaver
Bill Campbell
Terry Weimer
W. Va
Pisarik
Hyndman
Haleeral
Campbell
Lasalle
Fetakt
United States
Gaseyibe
Cea
Okor
Shaver
Ian Ibees
E—Rehak
Smith
Trachta
Hoelker
Kelley
Weimer
Je Aa
Simanek
Hale
Pinsiig
Ty" Halsey
Meyer
Ray Hamad
Michael Lunt
Ireland
Joe Carr
Arthur Hudnutt
Elyria
Ohio
Alan Thirlwell
Jim Vickers
Wichita
Kan
David Kelley
Bob Sweeny
Lake Park
Fia
Highlands Favored In NAIA Losers Bracket
New Mexico Highlands must rally through the losers bracket after a 6-5 loss to Missouri Valley in the opening NAIA baseball round. Missouri Valley notched five eighth inning runs to break a 1-1 tie and extend its win streak to seven while Highlands suffered its first defeat after nine straight wins.
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NAIA
ST. Joseph, Mo
New Mexico Highlands
Missouri Valley
Highlands
Valley
Lewis
New Haven
Linfield
Guilford
Southern
Omaha
Woody Fryman Leaves Farm For Pirates In 1965 Breakthrough
Kentucky tobacco farmer Woody Fryman, a left handed pitcher for the Flemingsburg Aces, joined the Pittsburgh Pirates after a year of balancing farm work and minor league trials. He started at Batavia, moved to Columbus, then mixed brief major league stints with Pittsburgh, impressing in workouts and earning a full major league look.
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UPI
Woody Fryman
Flemingsburg Aces
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Woody
Batavia, N. Y
Batavia
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Bucs
Saw
David Charmat
France
Houston
Harry
Walker
Kentucky
Flemingsburg
Walkers
Fryman
Red Droste Wins Cordes Speedway 20-Lap Feature
Red Droste of Waterloo captured first place in the 20-lap feature stock race at Cordes Speedway on Sunday night. Mert Williams finished second, followed by Bill Zwanziger in the lineup.
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Cordes
Waterloo
Red Droste
Cordes Speedway
Mert Williams
Bill Zwanziger
Buckeye Rockies: OSU Football 1966 Depth Chart Shifts
Columbus Ohio twelve of the top 26 players on Ohio State's 1966 football squad will be sophomores.
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Buckeye Rockies
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Monmouth Post Names Reichow Head Football Coach
Monmouth college appointed Bill Reichow as head football coach succeeding Norm Ellenberger who will keep coaching basketball and baseball. Reichow, formerly at Albia high school and Monmouth wrestling and football staff, becomes the new football leader as Ellenberger shifts duties. In a separate note, Ken Finley died after winning a 25 mile feature race at Santa Fe Speedway, aged 38, the 1965 Santa Fe track champion.
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Bill Reichow
Iowa
Decorah
Monmouth College
Reichow
Norm Ellenberger
Ellenberger
Land
Albia
Hinsdale
Ken Finley
Jusice
Santa Fe Speedway
Finley
Santa Fe
Yang Offers to Compete at Fifth Asian Games
C. K. Yang, holder of the world decathlon record, has offered to take part in the fifth Asian Games in Bangkok this December, according to the Republic of China's National Olympic Committee.
Unclear fragment reports incident with machinery
Partial text notes an incident involving several machines with no injuries reported. No further details available.
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T. W. Homer
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Hugh McDermott
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Edward Cigars
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Monmouth Post
Mr. Insurance
M. C
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