Flippen Holds One-Stroke Lead in Golf Tourney Third Round
Jimmy Flippen leads Kenneth Jones by one stroke as the Register and Bee Sixth Annual Golf Tournament resumes Saturday at Glen Oak. Jones fired a 68 on his home course to close within a shot, Frankie Jones at 74 trails, and Wayne Mitchell posted 71 as low rounds from Glen Oak spurred a tight chase.
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Jimmy Flippen
Kenneth Jones
Register and Bee
Glen Oak
Flippen
Tuscarora Country Club
Cain Creek
Filippen
Frankie Jones
Tuscarora
Kenneth
Jones
Wayne Mitchell
Bill Stephens
O. B. Barbour
Leon Hawker
Jack Barnett
Barett
Danville Golf Club
Danville
C. Co
Csencace
G. C. Wis
Dim Turner
Eeeee
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Ike Salmon
Curtis Henderson
G. BD
Dickie Comer
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Benny Rich
Ernest Jones
Dan
bin Stephens
Csessyee Leon Reynolds
Paul Salmon
Ernest Stroud
Matt Douglas
Cose Eseene
Ehlers Resigns as MSU Basketball Coach
Memphis State University began a coach search after Dean Ehlers resigned to become director of prep league athletics for the Memphis Board of Education. The Tigers push to fill the post ahead of the Missouri Valley season as basketball practice starts Oct. 15. Top contenders include Jack Hartman, Bill McClain, Moe Iba, and John Dromo.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis State University
Dean Ehlers
Ehlers
Tigers
Memphis Board of Education
Memphis State
Missouri Valley Loop
Jack Hartman
Southern Iinois Univeristy
Billy Murphy
Bill McClain
Henry (Moe) Iba
Texas Western
John Dromo
University of Louisville
WBA President James Deskin Suffers Heart Attack in Panama
At the opening of the WBA annual convention in Panama City James Deskin 62 suffered a severe heart attack. Dr. Alexander Robbins attended him and an ambulance was summoned as Deskin was carried from the hall. Deskin asked delegates to continue with the session while his condition was grim and uncertain.
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James Deskin
World Boxing Association
WBA
Alexander Robbins
Miami Beach
Fla
Deskin
Social Security Hospital
J. D. Bazan
Panama
Bazan
Robbins
Elias Cordova
Panama Boxing Commission
Abe J. Greene
Paterson
N.J
Greene
Scarpati Pro Fate Hung On Last Minute Decision
Eagles coach Kuharich kept Scarpati after a two hour hotel-room debate in 1964. Undrafted and cut by Green Bay and Minnesota, Scarpati became a starter 23 straight games at free safety, praised for instincts and tenacity in a Hall-of-Fame style appraisal.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated Press
Hershey, Pa
Little Joe Scarpati
Philadelphia Eagles
North Carolina State
Eagles
Joe Kuharich
New Jersey
Kuharich
Green Bay
Minnesota
Norm van Brocklin
Pouner
Vikings
Fanwood
N. J
Glenn Glass
Little Joe
Glass
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Spro
Kusharich
Joe Scarpati
Powell Likes Best To Talk With His Bat
John Powell, star first baseman of Baltimore, leads the American League in RBIs with 97, has 32 homers, and .297 average after a big week. He lost a finger fracture but is sidelined briefly. Oliva, Robinson, Kaline, Alou, Stargell, Alou, Carty, and Clemente fill top batting lists as weekly stats advance. Hank Aaron leads homers with 33 while Willie Mays chases with 32 after a strong week.
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Ben Clan
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
John
Boog
Powell
Baltimore
Lakeland
Fla
Frank Robinson
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Detroit
al Kaline
Robinson
Kaline
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Felipe Alou
Atlanta
Rico Carty
Roberto Clemente
Hank Aaron
Ellie Mays
San Francisco
Braves
Mays
U. S. Olympic Swim Team Eyes 1968 Success
Lincoln AP report cites AAU National Outdoor Championships showing rising age-group programs. Olympic chairman William Lippman predicts excellent chances to equal or surpass 1964 gold haul as Don Schollander Claudia Kolb and Pokey Watson lead a Santa Clara club squad in a thriving youth pipeline designed to push American swimming beyond Russia and the world.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
United States
William A. Lippman Jr
Los Angeles
Olympic
Russia
AAU
Carl Bauer
St. Louis
Beth Kaufman
San Anselmo
Calif
Yale
Don Schollander
Claudia Kolb
Pokey Watson
Santa Clara Swim Club
George Haines
Schollander
Lippman
Top Ten Runs Batted In Leaders List
A fragmented list shows top ten RBI leaders with players and teams including Powell Baltimore Robinson Baltimore Horton Detroit Killebrew Minnesota Aaron Atlanta Clemente Pittsburgh Allen Philadelphia Mays San Francisco Stgrnell Pittsburgh and others.
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Powell
Baltimore
F. Robinson
B. Robinson
Horton
Detroit
Killebrew
Minnesota
Aaron
Atlanta
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Allen
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Stgrnell
Bowling Results from Riverside Lanes Dixie League
League standings and score results from Riverside Lanes including teams such as Artistic Beauty College O-Henry 14 Somewhats 2 Scruggs- and W Daniels joining 2-Boykin 224 Loafers 1-Yeatts 153 Texaco 3-Walton 161 Kentucky Fried Chicken 3-Mustain 1a Riverside Building Supply 1-Scearce 163 Rocket League Holiday Texaco 3-McGuire 314 Coca Cola 11-Goodson 224 GW Teachers 3-Mitchell 200 Sunbeam Bakery J-Horsley 193 Big Five 4-Stowe 197 Riverside Shops 0 forfeit Caswell County Coyptes League Lovebirds 4-J Poteat 196 Pokeydots-Desormeaux 179 Four Aces 3-L Pearson 162 Blues 1-B Foster 178 Old Dominion Ceagre T-Birds 4-Crowder 138 Cavaiis O-Robertson 311 Impalas 3-Buelner 133 Mustains J-Adams 124
Fletcher Signed To Spar With German Boxer
FRANKFORT Germany Jimmy Fletcher of Los Angeles has been signed by Karl Mit tenberger's camp to prepare the German challenger for his fight against Cassius Clay on Sept 10 Wolfgang Mueller said Fletcher replaces Tommie Hurricane Sims who quit after claiming Mildenberger was hitting him hard
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Germany
Jimmy Fletcher
Los Angeles
Karl Mittenberger
Cassius Clay
Wolfgang Mueller
Fletcher
Tommie Hurricane Sims
Mildenberger
Rain Delays Longwood National Doubles Tennis Matches
Rain washed out all matches in the U S National Doubles at Longwood Cricket Club Brookline Mass with play rescheduled to 9 am Tuesday. Australia’s defending champions Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle are favored to win though Roche Newcomb and Davidson Bowery also contend. Davidson Bowery won the Hall of Fame final at Newport Sunday beating Ralston Graebner.
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Brookline
Mass
U.S
Longwood Cricket Club
Australia
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Tony Roche
Don Newcomb
Owen Davidson
Bill Bowery
Davidson
Clemente vents on Latin players facing bias in MLB
New York AP veteran Roberto Clemente criticizes second class status of Spanish speaking stars and Latin players in baseball. He cites limited winter appearances for stars like Versalles, Marichal, Oliva, and Mays as evidence of unequal recognition. Clemente says batting titles matter little without parity and respect for all players.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburg Pirates
Pirates
New York
Willie Mays
California
Versalles
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Miami
Pittsburgh
Earl Wilson Sees Trade Boost Pitching With Tigers
Earl Wilson credits past trades for his Detroit success after a sixth straight win in a 9-4 Detroit victory over Baltimore. He notes easier Boston at times, improved control, and batters taking more pitches. Orioles suffer injuries to Powell and Johnson, with Drabowsky possibly missing next start. Manager Frank Skaff jokes about Baltimore’s big lead amid the slump.
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Tigers
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Orioles
Detroit
Frank Skaff
Dave Johnson
Moe Drabowsky
Northrup
Drabowsky
Bunker
Steve Barber
Open Fire Breaks Track Record at Saratoga Handicap
Open Fire romped to a 19 length victory in the $25,000 Diana Handicap at Saratoga, setting a track record of 1:48.4 for 1 1/8 miles. The 5-year-old Brandywine Stable mare, ridden by Frankie Lovato, earned $18,460 of $28,400 purse. Reluctant Pearl was second. Bayou Teche won at Rockingham Park in 1:45 2-5 for 11-16 miles, while Bacasino captured Atlantic City’s feature at 5 1/2 furlongs. Toulore set Arlington Park’s T. V. Lark purse record at 1:58 2-5 for 11-16 miles on turf.
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Open Fire
Saratoga
Donald P. Ross
Brandywine
Frankie Lovato
New Castle
Delaware
Middle Brother
Reluctant Pearl
Ho Ho
Mac
Sparkler
Bayou Teche
Everullah
Rockingham Park
Bucklin
Toulore
Arlington Park
T. V. Lark
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Dusty Link
Jab
British racer Parkes sets Modena track record in Ferrari
Modena Italy AP Mike Parkes British driver set a track record on the Modena circuit driving a 3000 cc 12 cylinder Ferrari modified for extra room. He completed the 2366 meter course in 53.7 seconds at an average speed of 158.062 mph, the fastest Modena track time for a Formula One car.
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Modena
Italy
Mike Parkes
Parkes
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