Coody Holds Dallas Open Lead Over Casper
Charles Coody fought off a late challenge from Billy Casper to maintain a two under par 68 round and a 202 total after 54 holes. Casper closed to within one stroke heading into the final round after an eagle at the 14th.
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Giants Snare Victory Behind Mays Speed In NL Action
Mays' speed produces the decisive run as the Giants beat the Phillies. Marichal earns his 17th win while Cincinnati closes in with a 6-3 victory over Milwaukee. Dodgers, Cardinals, Cubs win. Pirates edge Colts in a 10th.
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New Six Team Pinicon League Formed for Fall Play
A new six team Pinicon football league forms with Central City Midland of Wyoming Linn-Mar Coggan Olin and Lincoln of Stanwood-Mechanicsville. Lincoln and Central City play only their second season while Midland and Olin are newcomers. Linn-Mar and Coggan bring the longest football tradition among the group.
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Whitworth Close to Lead at Englewood Open Golf
Kathy Whitworth shot 71 to climb within one stroke of Betsy Rawls who led the Englewood Women's Open after three rounds. Rawls posted 73 71 73 for 217, with Whitworth at 218 and Sandra Haynie tied at 218 after 54 holes on the Englewood layout.
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Up per Mississippi Conference Forms in Northeast Iowa
A new seven team conference begins this fall replacing part of the Quad County league. Stormont joins with Arlington and Strawberry Point from the old district, alongside M-F-L Monona Maquoketa Valley Delhi South Winneshiek Calmar Edgewood Colesburg East Buchanan Winthrop and Guttenberg.
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Garlits Narrowly Wins as U S Drag Championship Lead
INDIANAPOLIS AP Don Garlits of Tampa Fla squeezed power from his dragster Sunday to edge Connie Kalitta of Mt Clemons Mich for top eliminator at the 1964 national drag championships at Indianapolis Raceway Park The race featured a 7 77 elapsed time dash in an almost photo finish while Mike Vandehey of Auburndale Wis signed by the Chicago White Sox was reported to receive a bonus around 50 000 dollars.
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Harnisch Wins Dallas PBA Open Qualifier
Buffalo bowler Tom Harnisch powered from fourth to first with a 223.7 average over 24 games to claim the qualifying medal in the $21,000 Dallas PBA Open. He finished with 5,639 pins after a closing six-game 1404, surpassing rivals despite a season earnings of $2,020.
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NFL Exhibitions Result Show Wide Baltimore Victory
NFL exhibitions featured Baltimore over Pittsburgh 48 to 17 and Chicago toppled Dallas 21 to 6. Other scores included Detroit 24 New York 10 and Los Angeles 21 San Francisco 17 with Minnesota 21 Philadelphia 20, plus Washington 17 St. Louis 10 and Cleveland 20 Green Bay 17. AFL action had Denver 28 Boston New York 19 Buffalo 17 San Diego 24 Oakland 10. Softball USA Regional events in Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Kentucky showed Forest Park Milwaukee and Mishawaka matchups with various outcomes.
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Five Towns Elkader Central Community School District
Elkader Central Community School serves students from Elkader Volga St Olaf Littleport and Elkport.
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Leo Durocher Open to Managing Offer If Right Comes
Dodgers coach Leo Durocher, 58, says he would consider managing again if the right offer arrives. He praises Dodgers management, credits Walter OʼMalley and Buzzy Bavasi, and says he has no current feelers. He notes past incidents and emphasizes players determine a club’s success.
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Gabriel Is Hurt Again Miss Rams Start
Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel reinjured his right knee on Saturday night and may miss the NFL opener at Pittsburgh next Sunday. A doctor said he likely can play the following week against Detroit.
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Loop Leaders National League Highlights
League leaders list includes Boyer of St Louis with 100 runs and Santo of Chicago with 98 RBIs, Aaron of Milwaukee 92, Mays and Sion of Philadelphia 92 and 86 respectively. Pitcher Koufax of Los Angeles leads with 19 5 and .792, Marichal of San Francisco 17 6 and .739. Short of Philadelphia 9 and 700, Earl r.
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Runs batted in leaders include Killebrew with 102 for Minnesota. Mantle 94 for New York, Colavito 93 for Kansas City, Wagner 91 for Cleveland. Pitcher leaders show Ditulianom 14-4 for Baltimore with .778, Chance 17-6 for Los Angeles, Pappas 14-5 for Baltimore, Ford 14-5 for New York, Pizarro 17-7 for Chicago with .708.
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A Top Effort by Chuck McKinley
Chuck McKinley crushed Premjit Lall of India in the second round of the national tennis championships. The 6-0 6-1 6-2 victory came in about 45 minutes as McKinley stayed aggressive from baseline and net. Lall called McKinley the better player and praised his rhythm, while McKinley said he timed himself well and played near perfect.
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Elgin Valley High To Move 1964 Home Games Field
Elgin Valley high school announces a new football field will host all 1964 home games directly in front of the high school building. The field change places the Clement Elgin Wadena program at a single campus site for the season.
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