Ridley Among Lasting Defenders in U S Amateur
In Los Angeles Fred Ridley 24 of Stetson Law School and 1964 champ Bill Campbell remain as two-time contenders after the third round of the 76th U S Amateur with 64 players left. British Open winner Dick Siderow advances 2 and 1 over Julius Boros Jr. Jaime Gonzalez hits 31 for OSU and Brazil, while Boros struggles with power over finesse. Hot weather cools from 100 to mid 80s as action continues.
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Los Angeles
Fred Ridley
U.S
Harvier Ward
Vinny Giles
Gary Cowan
Ridley
Stetson University
Law School
Bill Campbell
Dick Siderows
Westport
Conn
Iowa
Julius Boros
Boros
San Francisco
John Brodie
David A. Ogrin
Waukegan
Jaime Gonzalez
Oklahoma State
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Charles Lamb
Yuma
Ariz
Drake Prepares for New Mexico State Open With Pass Drills
Drake football held a heavy practice focusing on pass offense and defense as coach Jack Wallace set light workouts for Thursday and Friday ahead of Saturdays opener against New Mexico State at Drake Stadium. Defensive coordinator Chuck Shelton named James Adair the strong side cornerback starter over Phil Ferguson, who backs up both corner spots. Leroy Gardeman of Cedar Rapids won trapshooting at North Linn Fish and Game club with 48 of 50 targets, Jim Treim of Cedar Rapids placing second with 46.
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DES Moines
UPI
Drake
Jack Wallace
New Mexico State
Drake Stadium
Chuck Shelton
James Adair
Adair
Phil Ferguson
Ferguson
Shelton
Central City
Leroy Gardeman
Cedar Rapids
North Linn Fish and Game Club
C.R
Jim Treim
Phillies Slipping In NL Race As Pirates Rally
With a month left in 1964 the Phillies see their NL East lead shrink after a 1-0 loss to Houston. Pirates, who had trailed by 15 games last week, cut the gap to 9 44. Chicago, St Louis, and New York nets also won while rain postponed the Montreal game.
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Phillies
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Danny Ozark
Ozark
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Pirates
San Diego
Danny Murtaugh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York Mets
San Francisco
Chicago
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Dwight Stones
Willie Davenport
France
Guy Cruz
Stones
Cologne
West Germany
Jacek Wzola
Davenport
Druz
Tipton Faces a Return to Glory Years in 76 Football
Tipton coach Greg Fletcher returns 13 starters from a 6-3 team as a young squad eyes a rise in the Wamac. Star tailback Jay Walters, a prep honor roll pick, headlines a backfield led by QB Jim Miller and fullback Kent Penningroth with strong line help from Crock and Weinkauf as the Tigers aim to challenge Marion and the league title.
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Tipton
Bernie Witry
Tigers
Witry
Brett Agne
Kevin Phelps
Randy Goetz
Jeff Fields
Wade Winekauf
Chris Cook
Jerry van Dyke
Tiger
Jerry Keller
Kent Penningroth
van Dyke
Jim Miller
Jay Walters
Dave Fraseur
Greg Fletcher
Bob Thurness
Marion
Fletcher
Vinton
Iowa
Big Eight
Jay
Miller
Marty Mente
Brad Crock
Wade Weinkauf
Cook
Wamac
West Delaware
Maquoketa
Independence
Anamosa
Monticello
Iowa Fishing Prospects in Northeast Southeast Rivers and Lakes
Northeast waters yield bluegill crappie and walleye with good bass and catfish. Cedar River channels and Sweets Marsh favor bass and bluegill. trout streams are stocked. Southeast lakes Lake Macbride Lake Iowa Lake Darling and Rathbun provide channel cat and white bass. Mississippi River pools 14 16 and 19 offer mixed angling around dams sloughs stumpfields and Fort Madison.
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Allamakee County
Cedar River
Bremer
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Little Cedar River
Crane Creek
Turkey River
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Johnson
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Iowa
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Washington
Des Moines
Skunk
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Mahaska
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Tama
Rathbun
Appanoose
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Davis
Mississippi River Pool 14
Scott
Steamboat Slough
Stumpfields
Princeton
Camanche
Rock Creek
Mississippi River Pool
Muscatine
Fairport
Lee
Fort Madison Slough
Burlington
19 Yr.-Old Topples Solomon By Howard Smith
Jimmy Connors and other clay court specialists dominated day one at the U S Open in Forest Hills New York. Billy Martin upset Solomon 7 5 6 4 in a major surprise that sparked controversy over scheduling and rest between matches. Solomon criticized the late start after Borg did not play while he faced a grueling two week event with a shorter rest period.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Jimmy Connors
Arthur Ashe
Guillermo Vilas
Adriano Panatta
Manuel Orantes
Nastase
Bjorn Borg
Harold Solomon
Solomon
Billy Martin
Connors
South Africa
Bob Hewitt
West Side
New Zealand
Onny Parun
Solomon-Martin
Martin
Palos Verdes
Calif
Borg
Brookline
Mass
Mike Blanchard
Association of Tennis Professional
Jenkins Out With Achilles Tear After Grounder Play
Boston pitcher Jenkins, a 203 game winner, will miss the rest of the season due to a torn Achilles tendon suffered while making a putout on a grounder to first base.
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Ferguson Jenkins
Boston
Jenkins
Cecil Cooper
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