Snead Qualifies For 25th Open Title Try At St Louis
Sam Snead, 53, easily qualifies for the 25th Open at Bellerive, posting 67 70 137 in sectional trials at Birmingham Country Club. Many top players fail to reach final field as 369 battle for 10 berths. Middlecoff, Bolt, Burkemo, Ford, Ghezzi, Turnesa, Manero miss out.
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Sammy Snead
St. Louis
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Birmingham
Mich
Bellerive Country Club
USGA
Cary Middlecoff
Tommy Bolt
Walter Burkemo
Doug Ford
Vic Ghezzi
Jim Turnesa
Tony Manero
Bolt
Detroit
Middlecoff
Burkemo
Connecticut Beats Lafayette 6-4 to Reach CWS Second Round
Unheralded Connecticut eliminated Lafayette 6-4 behind Tommy Lawton who pitched five scoreless innings to extend his scoreless streak to 39. Leo Bravakis preserved the win with a four-run eighth. Connecticut struck for four straight hits in the second inning and edged Lafayette’s Don Lordan. In the TexasFlorida State game, Florida State won 3-2 in 12 innings on a sacrifice fly by Maury Hopkins as Gary Moore and Cliff Ranew dueled. Connecticut advances to face Florida State or Texas in the next round.
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Connecticut
Lafayette
Florida State
Texas
Ohio State
Washington State
Arizona State
St. Louis
Maury Hopkins
Gary Moore
Cliff Ranew
Seminoles
Tommy Lawton
Leo Bravakis
Don Lordan
Pete Motila
Lee Johnson
Ed Carroll
Lawton
Doug King
Johnson
Preston Denby
Lordan
Walt Manuel
Dan Kristoff
Bill Vonroth
Ron Cacioppe
Denby
Senlope
Bravakis
Mon Carroll
W—Lawton
L—Lordan
Mame Run
King
Cavender Wins First Round in Jaycees Tennis
Randy Cavender defeated Kent Hardman 11-9 in a tight first set and took the second 6-1 to advance in the Charleston Jaycees Center Junior Tennis Tour. Top seed Bob Pruett won 6-1 6-0 in the boys 18 and under division, with other seeds advancing to the second round. Tuesday featured results across multiple age groups and a schedule for today.
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Kent Hardman
Charleston Jaycee - Center
Cavender
Hardman
Watt Powell Annex
Bob Pruett
David Burdette
Jonette Bond
Carol Edwards
Jae Jennifer Damous
Sue McCann
Beverly Burked
Marriet Young
Meg Rippetoe
Kathy Kenna
Brenda Woodson
Patty Baggess
Mary Cunningham
Connie Davis
Susan Wolver
Ton
Carolyn Barr
Kathy Folen
Karen Goldsmith
Chick Maddox
Martin Galinsky
Bob Burdette
Rick Eisen
Frank McNeill
Chris Iverson
Mike Collier
Kevin Whellan
Steve Allum
John Pyle
Ernest Hillenbrand
Jay Adams
Tod Greenies
Bob Hins
Feters Sets Higher Discipline at WVU and Local Sports News
WVU coach Feters will demand strict discipline in Sonny Moran inquiry and with Morris Harvey coach as assistant. WVU notes Ron Williams as recreation director at National Youth Science gathering. John Williams to Florida State for graduate physics work. Gordy Barnard opens South Charleston boxing gym. Gary Klingensmith hired by Gallaudet as football coach. Tim Collins and VPI golf standouts. Charleston Rockets season tickets marketed with local outlets.
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Sonny Moran
Morris Harvey
WVU
Waters
George King
Mountaineers
Ron Williams
Camp Pocahontas
Ron
West Virginia
John Williams
Florida State University
FSU
John
Meadowbrook
Gordy Barnard
South Charleston
Order of Eagles
Gordy
South Charleston Recreation Center
Marine Corps
Kansas City
Gary Klingensmith
Penn State
Gallaudet College
Gallaudet
Mason and
Dixon
Gary
Tim Collins
Virginia Tech
VPI Jj
Charleston Rockets
Diamond
Stone and
Thomas
Frankenberger’s
Ducky
Grid Star Brito Dies at City of Hope Medical Center
Gene Brito, a former Los Angeles Ram and Washington Redskin end, died Tuesday in Duarte California hospital. A 10-year NFL veteran and once All-Pro, he had been treated for an undefined paralyzing disorder since November 17. He died of respiratory failure with his widow June and daughters Sharon and Michele at his bedside.
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Calif
Gene Brito
Los Angeles Ram
Washington
Michele
NCAA cracks down on coaches serving as scouts
The NCAA proposes a rule banning college football coaches from serving as scouts or negotiators for pro teams. Critics note hypocrisy as pros pay college coaches to recruit players and highlight ongoing under the table activities. Alex Schoenbaum argues expansion by NFL and AFL blocks Continental League, while leaving room for a third major league.
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NCAA
Alex Schoenbaum
Charleston Rockets
NFL
AFL
AFL Taps Atlanta For Berth In 1966 Expansion
AFL granted Atlanta a 196 franchise while NFL Commissioner Rozelle toured the city. Stadium rights and Cox Broadcasting funding clouded the decision as Atlanta Stadium Authority delayed a final choice until July 1. NFL to consider moving expansion timetable as league battles for the Dixie metro market.
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American Football League
Atlanta
National League
Dixie Metropolis
AFL
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Cox Broadcasting Co
Eee Eeeen
Atlanta Stadium Authority
Atlan
Thelto
Stadium Authority
Rozelle
iThe City
Cox Broad
McDonald Edges Lunt In British Amateur Second Round
Hunter McDonald the 24 year old Scot living in Detroit closed out his match against Michael Lunt at Porthcawl 1 up after leading 2 up at the turn. McDonald continued under wet Welsh skies to seal the win with a birdie at the 13th as Lunt struggled to stay in contention. Other results featured Dick Chapman and Findlay Black advancing in the British Amateur field.
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Wales
Hunter McDonald
Royal Porthcawl
Detroit
Rcards
McDonald
Michael Lunt Noon
England
Findlay Black
Scotland
Dick Chapman
Black
Palm Beach
Fla
Bob Sweeny
Lake
Mike Bills
Park
Bill Camp
Bell
Campbell
Gardner
Bill Murray
Lunt
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John Clark
Parker White
Tom Stott
Terry Tierney
Eddie Ely
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Dean Leake
Melinda Ballard
Frances Hairston
Kitty Capito
Sandra Reed
Pam Hedrick
Beth Wehrle
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Bruce Seltzer
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Jamie Cerutti
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Carl Oehrig
Ricky Thomas
Scott Bart
Barry Martin
Dee Whitlock
Tripoli Adams
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Ann Watters
Anne Sneathan
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Jim Medunkin
Steve Wehrle
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Steve Parsons
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Clicky Gar ‘Aner
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