Dodgers threaten suit over Snider defamation claim
Albuq uerque Dodgers weighing civil action against Texas League office for defaming Duke Snider after league president Finnerty suspended Snider $100 for an altercation with umpire Frank Walsh. Dodgers GM Peter Bavasi criticized the action and said Walsh also faced a fine of undisclosed amount.
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Foreign Golfers Exempt In British Open
Defending champion Jack Nicklaus and 22 other foreign golfers are exempt from British Open qualifying. The Royals and Ancient Club announced 50 exemptees including Nicklaus who plans to play after winning the U S Open. Arnold Palmer, runner up, will not attend. Eight Americans are exempt from qualifying with Brewer Marr Nichols Rodgers Rudolph Sanders and Yancey joining Nicklaus.
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Defending Spuzich Leads 99 in US Women's Open Field
The 15th US Women's Open runs June 29 to July 2 at Virginia Hot Springs Golf and Tennis Club with defending champion Sandra Spuzich and four time winners Mickey Wright Betsy Rawls headlining a 99-player field. The USGA also includes all prior Open winners since 1966 and players like Patty Berg plus 43 amateurs including Annie Quast Welts Shelly Hamlin Phyllis Preuss and Gee Roth Syms.
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East West Match Opens Golf Tune-Up for NCAA Championship
The East and West meet at Shawnee in the Pocono Mountains for a tune-up before the 70th NCAA golf championship. A 250-player field from 72 universities competes over 72 holes with Houston favored to defend its team title, and the event runs through Saturday with cuts after Thursday.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday to Wednesday
The standings show Chicago leading with a .610 mark at 36 23, followed by Detroit and Minnesota around .508. Results list Monday games including Minn 4 Balt 0 and Cal 2 Detroit 0, with upcoming pitchers Bell Stottlemyre Howard and others.
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Eagles Sign Hultz Myers And Lince To 1967 Contracts
Veteran defensive linemen Don Hultz and John Myers and second year end Dave Lince signed 1967 contracts with the Philadelphia Eagles as announced Monday. Australia backs open tennis on two year trial at ILTF July meeting. Earl Gross signs 1967 contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers after off season move from the Eagles.
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Brigham Young and Others Receive Sports Rating Mention
The clipping lists Brigham Young Louisiana State Florida Oklahoma State Southern California and Wake Forest as rated teams with San Jose State as an outside contender. It also notes mail in presses and subscription rates for classified ads and publication timing details.
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Williams keeps Red Sox in hunt with restless drive
Dick Williams, 38, Boston manager, pushes for fundamentals and team play. He cites improved hitting and aggressive baserunning, praises Yastrzemski Petrocelli and Lonborg, and says he loves the job despite no major league experience. The club sits in the first division at the season’s halfway mark.
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Buckpasser to rest until September after Bowling Green loss
Buckpasser will not race again until September, trainer Ed Neloy announced, ending his 15 race win streak with a third-place finish in the Bowling Green Handicap last Saturday.
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Help Support or in Vietnam Buy U S Savings 5
A brief note urges support for a Vietnam matter linked to a U S savings initiative numbered five. Details are sparse in the readable text.
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Ireland Crowned British Lightweight Champion
Jack McCormack of Ireland defeated Eddie Avoth by stoppage in the seventh round to win the vacant British lightweight title. The bout, originally five rounds, was halted by referee George Smith after Avoth suffered a cut over the left eye from an opening round clash. Avoth also sustained a second cut on the left eyelid.
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The Lighter Side: Henry Stoner Petitions and a Presidential Bid
Dick West notes Henry Stoner sent few petitions in May the lowest in years. He once led in petitions from Wyoming to Florida and Portland. Now he runs for president seeking both party nominations to pressure Congress and keep the title of great petitioner.
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Television Listings for Midland Texas Area June 20 1967
TV schedule spanning KFOX KGNC KAUZ KFDA stations lists daily programs from morning to late night. Highlights include Huntley Brinkley News, The Tonight Show, Newscasts, Weather, Sports, and feature films such as A Touch of Larceny and The Bonnie Parker Story.
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Dick van Dy
Tomorro
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TV Listings for June 21 1967 Across Local Stations
Daily schedule fragment lists programs on KFDX KGNC KFDA KAUZ KVIT including Today News Jeopardy Match Game Rocky and His Friends and The Doctors. Also notes channel lineup and time slots across Wichita Falls and surrounding markets.
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