Llatlauco Captures Valley Golf and Dempsey Purse
The feature at Monmouth Park sees Llatlauco win the one mile turf event as Mrs. John C. Weber celebrates a stake victory. In the Dempsey Purse, Llallance led wire to wire to post another victory for rider Ray Brousard before a crowd of 14,093.
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Dempsey Will Dempsey
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Ponciana
Carl Bairn
Lialianco
Ray Broussard
Adele L. Rand
Johnny Rotz
County Monaghan
Llallance
Belmont
Parx
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Call
Bandera Road
Tiallaneo
Anoth
Devlin Leads Canadian Open With Two Under 68
Bruce Devlin shot a two under par 68 to lead the Canadian Open at St George's Golf Club in Toronto with 135 total. Ken Still trailed by three after a 71. Bob Charles and Gary Player among notables chasing in a rain soaked round with other top players slipping.
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Ken Still
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St. George's Golf Club
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Gary Player
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F . Oy Stebge
Bruce Crampton
Don Bles
R.U. Sikes
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Lou Graham
Bob Smith
Fred Marti
Jack Ewing
Rives McBee
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Dick Lotz
Balding
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Yabb
Tom Aaron Cae
Steve Reid
Bobby Nichols
Suru
Dutch Harrison Beveieee
Jack McGowan
Bart Groene
Cece Tabet
Bob McCallister
Dave Stocktoe
Jim Grant
Sony Snead
George Knudson
Julius Boros
Moe Norman
Johnny Pott
George Smith
Butch Baird
Wayne Vollmer
Bob Lunn
George Archer
Orviie, Moody
Doug Sanders
Tony Jacklin
Leon DeCalve
Charles Cagdy
John Lotz
FETA
Ron
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Coe
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Paul Benderson
Cece Tio
Ken Fulton
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Larry Wood
Zeientaalpro
Oakville
Ont
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Valtook
Chris
Tal
Mickey Wright
Dan Sikes
Jesaer Snead
Babe Hickey
Ge Us
Professional Golf Association
Bob Murphy Seieseeee
Gary Bowerman
Bob Cox
Cess
Byron Comstock
Gary Stotter
Everett Vinzant
Poul Giroux
Cable LeGrange If
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Vee Thins Pee
bin Wakehaey
Frank Boynton
Doug Ford
Ese Tsis
Din Colbert
Sey
QI Garret
TSI
John Hencick
Post Takes PGA Lead
Sandra Post, age 20, moves into a share of the lead at the PGA Championship event held in Sutton Massachusetts. The event features rising players and awaits further rounds to determine the eventual winner.
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PGA
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Kanawha Wins Jr. Inter Club Golf Round at Sleepy Hollow
Kanawha triumphed in the second round of the junior inter club golf tournament at Sleepy Hollow led by Alan Desek with 78 and Tom Petrokubi scoring 8. Miss Past posted 147 overall after 36 holes, just one stroke ahead of Kathy Whitworth and Gerda Whalen at the halfway mark of the 72-hole event. Wright, top money winner this year, opened the second round with 37 but stumbled late. Plymale of Oak Hill posted a notable tee shot miscue and a penalty.
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Tom Petrokubi
Kanawha
Sleepy Hollow
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Petrokubi
Kathy Whitworth
Germany
Gerda Whalen
Miss Wright
Fleasant Valley Country Club
Jbirdie
Coun
Oak of Oak Hill
Hawk’s Nest
Meadowbrook
Berry Hills
Andi Woods
Jim Harjin
Jus
J. G
Anderson
Bob Pishko
Tom Bowles
Edgewood
Bob Johnson
Mickey
Sutton
Mass
Stan Vard
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Sandra Post
Sandra Haynie
Samira Spuzich
AO Lindstrom
Marlene Hagar
Sharon Miller
Betsy Cullen
Pate Reeves
Peony Zavichas
Sail Dawis
Sandr Palmer
Sandra Palmer
Payne Captures Kanawha Valley Women’s Golf Title 4 and 3
Priscilla Payne defeats Helena Evans 4 and 3 at Edgewood Country Club to win her third Kanawha Valley women’s golf championship. Payne led after 2 holes, pulled away with late holes 13 to 15, and honored a long era with a safe, steady round. Evans, in her first finals, fought until fatigue set in on a hot day.
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Owens Wins Not Crown In National Interscho tennis
Charlie Owens of Tuscaloosa Ala won the national interscholastic tennis championship with his second consecutive upset. The event featured Rudy Raymond 14 winning the marbles tourney and Betty Dean edging Lori Smith for a title in Kanawha Valley women’s play.
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Rudy Raymond
Reading, Pa
Betty Dean
Rudy
Kanawha Valley
Gladys Larry Yakich
Pittsburgh
Smith
Glenn Sigmon
Wharton
W. Va
Mrs. Dean
Sigmon
Robbie Anderson
Berry Hills
Ruth Bonham
Kanawha
Betty Gatens
Sleepy Hollow
Lil Cruze
Berny Hills
Edgewood
West Virginia golf tourney fuels local chatter and nostalgia
The West Virginia Amateur Golf tournament returns July 4 to 7 with Huntington star Billy Campbell as potential favorite. Noting 19 of 22 past winners came from Campbell or rival Ed Tutwiler, the piece recalls past champions Bartley Thompson, Jim Ward, and Fred Banneret, and mentions Fred Burns directing the event. It cites a shift to stroke play, quotes golf and tennis figures about promoting the game, plus surrounding activities and a Parkersburg coach tribute.
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Huntington
Billy Campbell
Swanky
Greenbrier
Campbell
Ed Tutwiler
Tut
Bartley ‘Thompson
Barboursville
Jim Ward
Charleston
Fred Banneret
Fred Burns
Fred
Ding England
Chuck Peoples
Foxy
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White Sulphur Springs
Legion Players Set To Sell Tickets For All Stars Game
West Charleston American Legion baseball players will sell tickets today on Capital Street near the library for the Indian apolis Clowns College All-Stars game at Watt Powell Park Tuesday night. Tickets cost $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for students. West Charleston faces Sophia at 6 p.m. tonight at Watt Powell Park and then meets South Charleston in a doubleheader Sunday at Cabell Field.
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Holiday Inn
Russ
Bill Pugh
Wesleyan College
Hose Starr
Newark
Ohio
George Nedeff
Huntington
Perry Moss
Marshall U
Ross
Thundering Herd
West Charleston
Indianapolis Clowns College
World 100-Meter Record Broken by Three Runners
Three runners national track and field figures and officials discuss a wind-assisted world 100 meter record. Odious details include Hines, Smith, and Greene with times near 9.9 seconds during prelims and finals at a major meet. Officials note wind, conditions, and potential credit for a share of the record.
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Otis Davis
United States
Carl
Gerrecord
Hines
Smith
Greene
Ronnie Ray Smith
San Jose State College
Southern Met
Ronnie Smith
Sary
Jack
Bulova
Hughes|Mauger
Ture
Bob Beaman
al Post
AAU
Bob Day
Dick Railsback
Southern California Striders
Ed Burke
Earl McCullouch
Medieval Houseboat to Be Displayed in Chicago Festival
A 12 ton reproduction of two medieval Japanese houseboats, named Tokyo Maru, travels to Chicago aboard the freighter Steintor as a gift from the Japan Midwest U S Association. It will be shown at a Lake Michigan festival in late August and cost 85 million yen, about 23 600 dollars.
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Japan
Chicago
U. S
Lake Michigan
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