Palmer Struggles With Nine on Par Five in PGA Round
Arnold Palmer endured a nine on the par five 11th after a second-round scramble at Laurel Valley. Palmer's 75 left him at 147, ten behind leader Dave Marr, as Knudson and Marr posted 69s and Nicklaus fluctuated amid windy, wet conditions.
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PGA Tour Qualifiers Lead After First Round
Golf qualifiers opened with a 70 by one leader and Billy Casper one stroke back at 70 for 140, tied by Gardner Dickson and Ray Floyd at 141. Don Bies Mike Souchak and Dick Sikes at 142, with Mason Rudolph 76 and Sam Snead Bruce Devlin 75 at 143. Bobby Nichols 75 for 149 to miss the cut by a notch. Gary Player 72 at 146.
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Four AFL NFL Preseason Games Start Weekend
Pro football moves into full scale exhibition play this weekend as the AFL and NFL each stage multiple games. Notable matchups include Packers Giants in Green Bay with a 50,800 crowd expected, and Chicago Bears Redskins drawing strong attendance in Washington.
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Flood Voted Best NL Center Fielder By Bragan
Milwaukee reports Curt Flood of the St Louis Cardinals as the premier NL center fielder after a three game set with the Braves. Bragan praised his defense saying Flood surpasses Willie Mays. Flood, 27, highlighted by a spectacular fence play and multiple highlights, adds nine homers and 50 RBIs while contributing with his glove and modest bat.
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Maniak Almost Equaled World Record In 100 Meters
Poland's Wieslaw Maniak formerly known as Victor Manning ran 10.1 seconds in Szczecin at the Polish track championships, coming within one tenth of a second of the world record and shaving a Polish mark.
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85th Alabama Stakes May Look Like Calvary Charge
A cavalry charge looms for the 85th running of the Alabama Stakes at Saratoga with 18 top 3-year-old fillies in the 1 1/4 mile race. The $50,000-added event, pivotal for champion naming, anchors a heavy Saturday program including Arlington Park and Del Mar races, with Csestrum and other contenders listed and weights noted.
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Top Ten Runs Batted In Leaderboard Summary
MLB leaders include Johnson of Cincinnati with 93 RBIs and Banks of Chicago with 63. Stargell of Pittsburgh has 81, Callison of Philadelphia 78, Mathews of Milwaukee 75. Pitching leaders show Koufax at 20-4, Say of Cincinnati 8-3, Nuxhall 3-3, Maloney 13-5, Marichal 18-8.
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Henry reaches Canadian Amateur semifinals at golf tournament
George Henry of Valdosta Georgia Tech eliminated defending champion Nick Westock 1-0 in the quarter finals to reach the semifinals in Winnipeg Manitoba AP report. He joins veterans Bill Campbell and Tom Draper in the last four as Ed Ross beat Bob Jamieson 1-up. Campbell defeated Ted Homenuik 5 and 3, Draper beat George Boutell 2-up.
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Oliver Paces Braves To 8-3 Victory Over Cubs
Gene Oliver slugged two two run homers and Eddie Mathews added a solo shot as the Milwaukee Braves defeated the Chicago Cubs 8-3. Denny Lemaster earned the win with 13 strikeouts, improving to 5-? on the season, while Mathews collected three hits and 26th homer of the year. Cubs' late rallies produced two runs in the ninth, but Milwaukee led most of the game and built its lead with a fourth inning burst.
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Soviet Champion Reaches Finals At Moscow Tourney
Toomas Lejus the Soviet champion defeated Roger Werksman of Los Angeles 6 3 6 2 6 4 in the Moscow International Tennis Tournament semi finals. Alan Stone and Clinton Stubbs of Australia advanced to the men's doubles final by beating Allen Fox and Donald Dell 6 2 7 5 8 6. Margaret Smith and Judy Tegart of Australia reach the women's singles final and will team up for the doubles crown.
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Redskins Find New Ways To Throw Ball To Mitchell
In the Meadow Club Invitational at Southampton New York Australia’s Fred Stolle seeded two lost to eighth seed Jan Crookenden of New Zealand UCLA junior 3-6 10-8 10-8 in a brisk service duel. Crookenden advanced to the semifinals with Chuck McKinley and Mark Cox and Gene Scott also reaching the final four as Pasarell faltered in the final set.
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Redskins move Mitchell to catch passes from both sides
Washington Redskins coach Bill McPeak reshapes the offense to have Bobby Mitchell run patterns from both sides of the field. Mitchell, coming off 1963 with 1,436 yards and seven TDs, says the change will yield more receptions as defenses face multiple targets. He notes his motivation and the camp’s fast pace and team optimism.
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Hofheinz Pays Record Rent For Houston Dome
Roy Hofheinz president of the Houston Sports Association presented Harris County with a rent check of 749842 for one year on the Harris County Dome Stadium. The payment, largest single rent for a public facility, brings total county rent since 1961 to 1416640 under a 40 year lease on the 31.6 million structure.
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Spero fastest qualifier in National Rowing Championships
New York competitor Spero of the New York A C and Pete Johnson of Shrewsbury Mass qualified for finals in separate events at the National Rowing Championships on Hunter Island. Spero the Diamond Sculls champion posted the fastest time in the quarter mile qualifiers. finals set for Saturday.
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