Western Open lead shared by Blancas and Zarley at Medinah
Homera Blancas and Kermit Zarley, both former University of Houston teammates, fired two-under 69s to share the second round lead at the Western Open in Chicago. Billy Casper slipped to 141 after a 72, unhappy with Medinah rough following a 69.
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Kermit Zarley
University of Houston
Medinah Country Club
Billy Cas
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Medinah
Tradery
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Kermit Zariey
Billy Casper
Jack McGowan
Tony Lema
Ker Verturi
Srnold Palmer
Toray Bolt
Harry Toscana
Tor Aaran
Bob Srer
Jonany Pott
Mike Soucha
Tnfa
Charles Coady
Dowd Sanders
Harold Kneece
RH Sikes
Tab Rod Furserh
Gardner Dickson Jr
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Labron Harris
Gay Brewer Jr
Don January
Tam Brece Crampton
Roger Ginsberg Ee Te
Joonal Hebert
Bert Yancey
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Rave Hills Tis
Mason Pudalph
Aly Vanwell
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Dear
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Dann Cook
Gordon Jones
Frank Beard
Steve Opperman
Dick Hart
John
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Jack Montgomery
Steve Spray
Emil Esposito
Deve Fagan
J Mackison
Sack Rule Jr
Cary Middlecott
Rendy Nichols
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Bert Weaver
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George Archer
Nadie
Sonny Methvin
Claude King
Ken Folkes
Dick Lytle
Beb Tasks
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Reb Zimmerman
Dpaul Bondesan
Tsam Carmichael
Urech
Terry Oil
Hm Ferner
Jack Fitck
Ren Jay Merett
Joel Galdstrand Teis
Charlie
Sittard
Young Wins Kana iwha Valley Amateur Golf Title at Berry Hills
Dick Young, 21, finished 72 to claim the Kana iwha Valley Amateur by 14 strokes at Berry Hills. He totaled 28 under par for four rounds, with Ken Bowen second at 295 and Dick Fourche third at 297 as John Spence and Noble Holt also placed. Young tamed temper with guidance from Erwin and Clark Young, turning around his game after a prior temper issue.
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Kanaiwha Valley
Young
Berry Hills
Ken Bowen
Dick Fourche
John Spence
Noble Holt
Sistent
Ament
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Ikills
Young Said
Don Wolfe
Dick Foutche
Wolfe
Meadowsbrook
Sleep Hollow
Kanawha
Clay Slated For Defense In Germany
In Frankfurt Germany heavyweight champion Cassius Clay will meet Karl Mildenberger on September 10 at the 79 000 seat soccer stadium. Mildenberger European champion has accepted the date with contracts to be signed. Clay may fight Brian London in Ireland next month. Clay is guaranteed about 400 000 dollars plus a share of receipts. Mildenberger will receive 15 percent. Officials estimate attendance around 50 000 spectators.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Cassius Clay
Karl Mildenberger
Wolfgang Mueller
Mildenberger
Clay
Mueller
Brian London
Ireland
Ralston Sivives Nine Double Faults To Win Wimbledon
Dennis Ralston the top seed from Bakersfield California survived nine double faults and gusty wind to reach the Wimbledon men's singles quarter finals. He defeated Pierre Darmon of France 6 3 6 4 6 4 6 4 to advance as the only ranked player left in his path.
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England
Dennis Ralston
America
Bakersfield
Calif
Pierre Darmon
France
Ralston
Kauai King Faces Two Tough Rivals in Classic Showdown
Tennis results feature Mary Ha and Miss Richey advancing as Nancy Fretz falls to Maria Bueno while Margaret Smith and Ann Haydon Jones win in singles. In horse racing, Kauai King seeks a Belmont showdown against Buckpasser and Creme de la Creme in the Classic field as Crème de la Creme and others vie for the $200,000 purse.
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Bob Hewitt
Harrisburg
Jane Albert
Joe
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Pebble Beach
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Bill Bowrey
Bicht
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N.J
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Owen Davidson
New York
Elf
Tom Okker
Netherlands
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Miss Albert
South Africa
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Miss Habicht
Judy Tegart
Miss Heldman
Trudy Groenman
Norma Bayslon
Argentina
Ina Mild
Ann Haydon Jores
Britain
Frances MacLennan
Jerry Liska
Chicago
Wheni
Graustark
Buckpasser
Kauai
King
Buck
Amberoid
He Jr
Andl
Eladio
Henry Forrest
Ring
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Ralston
Buddy Workman
Iselmont
Cliff Richey
Dallas
League
Stan Smith
Los Angeles
U.S
Creme de la Creme
Workman
Eddie Ralston
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Leley
Andretti Sets New Qualifying Record at Atlanta Speedway
Marion Andretti of Nazareth Pa. sped a rear engined Ford to 169.014 mph at the Atlanta Raceway qualifying for Sundays 20 000 championship 300. The time surpassed J Foyts last years mark and stood as the fastest Q in U S A C history. Billy Foster of Victoria British Columbia also topped Foyts mark with 166.769 mph as seven other drivers qualified. Trainers for the top Classic contenders spoke anxiously on the eve of the race.
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Nazareth
United States Auto Club
Atlanta
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J. Foyt
Billy Foster
Victoria
British Columbia
Foyt
Foster
Nitro Horse Show Planned July 2nd at Nitro City Park
Ralston, after matches at a London area tennis club, returns for the Nitro Horse Show slated for Saturday at Nitro City Park starting 7 p.m. The event features 18 classes with registration at 3 p.m. and benefits Little League through proceeds.
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Nitro City Park
Pavilithenlavers
Narfarmanra
Parsons Bags Tennis Title In Tough Springfield Meet
Steve Parsons defeated Ron Lague of Cincinnati 7 5 4 1 in a hard fought rear engine Offenhauser championship at Springfield. Other qualifiers included Art Poll, Scott Gordon, and Al Unser, with broad notes on drivers Kauai King and Creme dela Creme near the Withers Mile context.
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Ron Lague
Cincinnati
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al Unser
Albuqui
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Roger McCluskey
Scott Tucson
Ariz
Don
Shortstop Bowen
Columbus
Merry Meagher
Rolling Hills
John Peckskamp
Calis
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Huron
S.C
Reds Sign 12 Rookies In Major League Draft Picks
Cincinnati Reds announce signing 12 rookies including seven drafted in the recent MLB free agent draft. Names include Darrel Chaney from Hammond Indiana and Mike Oates from Glen Ellyn Illinois. Other signees span positions from pitcher to outfield with players from Alabama to Ohio and Wisconsin.
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Cincinnati Reds
Darrel Chaney
Hammond
Ind
Reds
Sioux Falls
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Mike Oates
Oates
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Til
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Wy OU
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Aliceville
Ala
Bob Aragge
Chicago
Claude Passeau Jr
Luceville
Donell Goodwin
Stockton
Calif
Ike Luggett
Oklahoma City
Max Foster
Collinsville
Ken Copeland
Gadsen
Steve Ketter
Sciotoville
Ohio
Gary Jones
Jackson
Mich
Bob Hall
Eau Claire
Wis
Charleston Invitational Meet Opens at Elkland Pool
The largest swimming meet in West Virginia begins at Elkland Pool on Rummel Road with about 450 entrants expected from multiple states. Charleston enters 98 swimmers. Greater Lexington and others compete in boys girls and age groups. Warmups start 8 30 a m qualifying 9 finals 6 to 9 30 p m trophies awarded by Judge Dennis Knapp with no admission charge.
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Rummel Rd
Dutch Rd
Ed Gilbert
Charleston
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Greater Lexington
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Riverside
Wright-Patterson Air Forces Base
Dayton
Dayton Dolphins
Marietta Ymca
Greater Ashland
Black Knight Country Club
Beckley
Common Pleas
Dennis ‘Knapp
Six Teams Eye Slow Pitch Title at Ravenswood
Six teams remain in the running for the Kera slow pitch title in Ravenswood with only National Bank of Ripley and Stonefinger's of Parkersburg undefeated. The other four each have one loss. Tonight’s games include Plauche Insurance versus Twin City Furniture of Nitro at 6, Al's Sports Center Smithers versus Spencer Rangers at 6, First National versus Stonefinger's at 7:15, and winners of the 6 pm games meet at 8:30.
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National Bank of
Ripley
Stonefinger
All-Stars
Parkersburg
Plauche Insurance
Twin City Furniture of Nitro
Al’s Sports!Center of Smithers
Spencer
Rangers
First National
Stonefinger’s
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