Five Under Par 66 Gives Aaron Early PGA Lead
Tom Aaron, a Georgia native, shot five under par 66 at Laurel Valley to lead the PGA Championship after the first round. Mason Rudolph and Gardner Dickinson finished one stroke behind at 67 after late charges, with Ray Floyd, Bruce Devlin, and Sam Snead at 68. Arnold Palmer incurred a two stroke penalty on the opener, ending with 72.
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Mills leads U S to 142 91 win over West Germany in track
Bill Mills dominating performance in the 10 000 meters and a record breaking 1 600 meter relay powered the United States to a decisive 142 91 victory over West Germany in the dual two day meet at Rosenau Stadium Augsburg Germany. Rex Cawley joined in with a 3 04 8 anchor as the U S won eight of the final night events and 16 of 21 overall.
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Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes Summary Card
Bowling results from Riverside Lanes include Dan Knitting Mills Clippers 3 Farthing 173 Sparrows 1 Yeatts 152 for 50 dollars in a scratch league. Pro standings show Turner 203 Giants 177 Bob's B 209 Steamfitters 0 Shelton 205 Misfits 195 and others with varied scores. Minor Little League at Commonwealth Field lists Civitan 27 Reg. & Bee 0 and details of several players plus Foster teams and Barkers. Minneapolis hosts the 23rd National Water Ski Championships with Elizabeth Allen winning the girls trick event. Laurie Boehm and Sherry Urner also place.
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Softball Results At Woodrow Wilson Field
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Ruth League Game at Market Garden Field Summary
Alderson and Long lead for WDVA Lo as Williamsy Compton and Jones with Clifton vie for wins at Market Garden Field. Players listed include Ruth League participants from Alderson, Long, Williamsy Compton, Jones, and Clifton in a scattered early score report.
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Palmer accepts penalty after first hole mishap at PGA
Arnold Palmer shouldered full responsibility for a bizarre first hole incident at the PGA championship in Ligonier Pennsylvania. He described a trap and a railing on the slope that altered his ball, sought relief, and after officials ruled he received a two stroke penalty that left him at one over par 72. Palmer said he could not improve his position and noted the penalty was tough but his fault.
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