Cards Even Par 72 Tuesday For One Stroke Lead
J P Leigh III of Portsmouth opened the State Junior Golf Tournament with an even par 72 at Hermitage Country Club, taking a one stroke lead. Norfolk’s Jay Jennison and Richmond’s Lanny Wadkins were one behind after 18 holes, with other local youths chasing in the 36 hole event. The four low scorers after Wednesday’s final round will advance to the National Jaycee Tournament in Houston.
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Richmond
J. P. Leigh III
Portsmouth
Ethelwood
Hermitage Country Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Leigh
Churchland High School
Jay Jennison
Norfolk
Lanny Wadkins
Jennison
Wadkins
Billy Judy
Clarksville
David Harper
Farmville
Archie McDowell
Virginia Beach
Danville
Bob Feldman
Rick Bendall
Steve Tucker
Ricky Mitchell
Houston
Tex
Jim Jamison Leads Qualifiers In Trans Mississippi Amateur
Jim Jamison of Moline Illinois carded a two under par 68 to top Tuesday's concluding qualifying round for the 57th Trans Mississippi Amateur Golf Tour at Kansas City Country Club. His 36-hole total of 140 even par places him ahead over a field that includes Jim Rheim Jeader Jim Hardy Rod Horn and Tom Watson as match play commences midweek at the 6,635 yard par-70 course.
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Kansas City
Jim Jamison
Moline
Jamison
Kansas City Country Club
Jim Rheim
Chula Vista
Calif
Jeader
Jim Hardy
Hutchinson
Kan
Rod Horn
Tom Watson
Noble Victory leads nine 3-year-old trotters at Roosevelt
Westbury New York based K D Owens Noble Victory dominates a nine horse field for the July 22 renewal of the United States Harness Writers Trot at Roosevelt Raceway. The colt has won 20 of 21 career starts and is the standout in the field.
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Westbury
N. Y
K. D. Owen
Noble
Roosevelt Raceway
Dixie Carnival Rescheduled After Death of Dixie Leader
The Dixie Carnival is postponed to Thursday July 29 after the death of O. J. Hanks, longtime Dixie Baseball president and founder known as the Father of Dixie Baseball in Danville. Festivities start at 5 30 with an 8 30 talent show, queen selections, and a 10 p.m. Ford drawing, as leagues prepare for State and District tournaments starting Friday.
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Dixie Youth
Dixie Boys
Dixie
O. J. Hanks
Hanks
Dixie Baseball
Danville
Dixie Organization
DixieBoys
Hattisburg
Field Recreation Center
Ford
Chargers Agree To 10 Year Lease On New Stadium
San Diego Chargers announce a 10 year lease deal with the city for a proposed multipurpose stadium. Barron Hilton says the team will pay 10 percent of gross admissions, the city two thirds of net concession and parking, and the Chargers one third. The Chargers will cover lighting costs for night games and plan to stay in San Diego even if the stadium is built. Voters will decide at the September 21 election.
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SAN Diego
San Diego Chargers
Barron Hillon
Chargers
Hilton
All Star Game Opening Ball Thrown by Tribune Editor
Charlie Johnson executive sports editor of the Minneapolis Tribune threw out the first ball at Tuesday's All Star baseball game in Minneapolis St Paul. Johnson, a veteran sports writer, helped secure big league baseball for the Twin City area.
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Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Charlie Johnson
Minneapolis Tribune
Johnson
Twin City
Ramon Sota Shoots 11 Under Par For French Open Lead
Ramon Sota of Spain fired an 11 under par 62 to take a 36 hole lead at the French Open with a 131 total. Cobie Legrange of South Africa is one stroke back at 132, while Peter Thomson and John Hayes are tied for third at 136. Sota's 62 included a rare double eagle on the 16th hole.
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Harvey Hudson
Associated Press
PARIS
Ramon Sota
Spain
Sota
Augusta
Cobie Legrange
South Africa
Peter Thomson
Australia
John Hayes
Saint Nom la Breteche
Aubrey Boomer
St. Cloud
Sebastian Miguel
Miguel
James Miller
Garrison
SHAPE
Sam Applebaum
Los Angeles
USC
Lee Frankel
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Frankfurt
Leland Knight
West Berlin
Anthony Amaral
Barrington,r.l
William F. Castleman, Jr
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Monte Carlo
Marichal Wins Arch Ward Award Over Mays in All Star Ballot
Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants edged Willie Mays 46-45 in the Arch Ward memorial MVP voting after a brief start in Tuesday's All Star game. Mays opened with a homer and scored the decisive run in the seventh as other votes listed Dick McAuliffe, Bob Gibson, Harmon Killebrew, Joe Torre, and Willie Stargell among the top finishers.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul Lp
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Arch Ward
Marichal
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland
Mays
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Tor To Return To St. Louis Hawks This Season
Veteran center Gene Tornohlen, a 6 foot 9 inch former Tennessee standout who retired from the NBA in 1964, will rejoin the St. Louis Hawks for the upcoming season after contacting Hawks president Ben Kerner about a rehiring. He played 49 games for the Hawks in 1963-64.
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HAWKS
ST. Louis
Gene Tornohlen
National Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
University of Tennessee
Ilawks
Ben Kerner
Tormohten
Eight seeded players win in National Clay Court tourney
In Chicago eight top seeds advanced to the second round as the National Clay Court Tennis Championships continued. Davis Cup captain George MacCall watched, with results shaping the U S team to meet Mexico in Dallas starting July 31. Nancy Richey topped Mimi Henreid and Cliff Richey won, pairing with sister Nancy to hold Western Open titles.
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Chicago
George MacCall
Mexico
Dallas
Nancy Richey
Miss Richey
Mimi Henreid
Paul Henreid
Cliff Richey
Milwaukee
Miss Henreid
Brother Cliff
Sherwood Stewart
Baytown
Tex
Dennis Ralston
Benvenuti Manager Pushes Benvenuti Giardello Title Bout
Benvenuti’s manager Bruno Amaduzzi travels to the United States to urge the WBA to order middleweight champion Giardello to defend against Benvenuti. If the WBA refuses, Amaduzzi plans to seek a three month title term or stripping Giardello. He aims to meet American promoters during the U S trip.
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Bologna
Italy
Nino Benvenuti
United States
World Boxing Association
Joey Giardello
Benvenuti
Bruno Amaduzzi
Milan
Amaduzzi
WBA
Las Vegas
Giardello
Bonvenuti
Eight National AAU Champions Picked On Squad
The Amateur Athletic Union selected 18 athletes to compete in Jamaica for the Third Independence Day meet directed by Herb McKenley. Male champions include Jim Ryan, Adolph Plummer, George Anderson, and Ralph Boston. female champions include Wyomia Tyus and Edith McGuire with Willye White and Cherrie Sherrard.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Jamaica
Herb McKenley
Jim Ryan
Wichita
Adolph Plummer
Los Angeles
George Anderson
Philadelphia
Ralph Boston
Nashville
Wyomin Tyus
Edith MelGuire
Willye White
Cherrie Sherrard
Oakland
Calif
Norma Harris
Chicago
Fred Best
Somerset
Jay Luck
New Haven
Bowling Results From Riverside Lanes Night Scores
Virginia Duck Pin League Richmond Oi 3-0 D Bennett 13 Tudor Ie 1R Scruggs 168 Brentwood Amoaca 3- C Gallagher 125 Batlou Park Gulf 1-P Farthing 132 Summertime Girls League Char-Colette 4- High 191 Brisk Inc OJ Franklin 1) Undecided 3-D Childress 624 Nurses 1-E McCraw 159 Ky Fried Chicken 4-Judy Boultner pn Hilltop Essa G-S Kellis 189 Southland Ins 3-G Cabiness 185 WDA 1-G Stowe Domestic Engineers Brown Tile Co 4M Linkous 374 Switchovers 6-J House 146 Half & Half 4-C Barker 18 L & M O-C Sparks 155 Distrags is Horsley 176 bye
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Riverside Lanes
Virginia
Richmond Oi
D. Bennett
Tudor Ie
Scruggs
Upset Victory and Roman Sir dead heat in Curate Purse
The Curate Purse at Aqueduct saw Upset Victory and Roman Sir finish in a dead heat for first with Limone five lengths back. Upset Victory paid 2.60 2.80 2.40, Roman Sir 2.80 2.80 2.20, Limone 3.20. Nellie D. led all the way to win the Molly McCarthy turf handicap at Delaware Park by 34 lengths, with Eiffel second and Garlandeer taking third after a stretch duel. Frequent odds listed for Gallant Lnd, Garlowind, Turkish Fight, Nancy Anne, Proven Mix, and others across multiple Midwest and East Coast meets.
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Associated Press
Roman Sir
Aqueduct
Victory
High Tide Stable
Braulio Baeza
Ada L. Rice
Manuel Yecaza
Limone
Nellie D
Molly McCarthy
Delaware Park
Eiffel
James Johnson
Gallant
Garlandeer
Monmouth Park
Sam Bouletmis
Margarethen
Nancy Anne
Chester
Rockingham Park
Proven Mix
Tommy Sisum
Lovely Wanna
Arlington Park
Fleeting Bubbles
Regal Nell
Robert Nono
Lovely Hanna
Leeting Bubbles
Softball Results From Local League Standings
The article lists local softball results with teams including Dot's Grocery Southern Life Atlantic West End Field Piney Forest Fairview NJ and others. It notes players and pairings among teams, with scattered scores and a few line items from different fields and waivers. Cleveland Browns waived six rookies after two days at summer camp in Berea Ohio.
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West End
Piney Forest
Fairview Co
C. Scott
BL Short
Vv. Beggerty
Austin
Waivers
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Hiram
Ohio
Richard Brindley
Larry Pugh
Stan Morgan
Ron Renald
Paul Rodman
George Shaffer
Eagles Sign Baker Philadelphia
Sam Baker, the kicker who connected on 46 field goals, joins the Philadelphia Eagles in a move announced by AP. The deal adds veteran scoring capability to the special teams unit as the team reshapes its kicking depth.
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Eagles
Baker
Philadelphia
Sam Baker
Leafs Win 9 2 Over South Boston in Stan Musial Game
The Danville Leafs defeated South Boston 9-2 at Market Garden led by Burgin Beale who pitched a complete game with 11 strikeouts and five hits allowed. Jack Bryant went 3 for 3 with a double and two singles, Parham had two singles, and Frank Fulton hit a solo homer in the fourth. Each team scored in early innings before Danville pulled away.
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Danville Leafs
Burgin Beale
South Boston
Market Garden
Beale
Parham
Jack Bryant
Leafs
M. H. Herndon
Frank Fulton
Dan
Chandler
Hughes
Hatcher
Cattrell
Edmonds
Harris
Americans Win Matches in Swiss Tennis Tourney
In Gstaad, Roger Werksman and Marie Habicht won their second round matches while Bill Hoogs was upset. Tacchini defeated Bungert, Watanabe beat Ulrich, and Mulligan Pietrangeli Newcombe Bueno Baylon Durr advanced in the men’s and women’s draws.
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Gstaad
Switzerland
Roger Werksman
Los Angeles
Marie Habbicht
Newark
Bill Hoogs
Berkeley
Calif
Sergio Tacchini
Italy
Wilhelm Bungert
Germany
Japan
Koji Watanabe
Torben Ulrich
Denmark
Werksman
Michel Buding
France
Miss Habicht
Carol Sheriff
Australia
Hoogs
Christian Kubnke
Martin Mulligan
John Newcombe
Nicola Pietrangeli
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Norma Barlon
Argentina
Francoise Durr
Mulligan
Bruno Schweitzer
Pietrangeli
Bob Carmichael
Newcombe
Cesare Guercilena
Miss Bueno
Evelyne Teras
Miss Baylon
Weetman Named British Ryder Cup Captain
London reported 44 year old Harry Weetman was named non playing captain of the British Ryder Cup team. The matches with the United States are set for Birkdale October 7 to 9. Weetman has played seven Ryder Cups but is not among the top order of merit.
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London
Harry Weetman
Professional Golfers’ Association
Dai Rees
Peter Ahis
Max Faulkner
United States
Birkdale
Weetman
Bernard Hunt
Neil Coles
Peter Butler
Christy O'Connor
Allis
Lionel Platts
Jimmy Martin
PGA
Moor Park
Jimmy Hitchcock
Dave Thomas
Guy Wolsteinshulme
Tommy Horton
GeorgeWill
David Snell
Faulkner
Rees
U.S
Britain
Little League at Commonwealth Field results and names
Summary reflects fragmented OCR with players B Williams A Duquette R Dewberry R Grubb and teams including Morotock Piedmont Chiton and Crazy Thi Lester. The legible portion indicates a Commonwealth Field site and minor scores or codes amid garbled text.
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Commonwealth Field
B. Williams
A. Duquette
R. Dewberry
R. Grubb
CAI Piedmont
Eagles Sign Star to 1965 Contract Amid Scoring Lead
The Philadelphia Eagles apologized? No. The report states the team signed its 1965 contract with a player who led the team in scoring with 36 extra points and also averaged 42.3 yards per punt. We highlight the key facts: player, scoring lead, punt average, and team.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Baker
Stan Poploski Tops Field At Public Links Tourney
Stan Poploski of Pittsburgh shot a 71 after a 73 to lead 64 players into match play at the 40th National Public Links Championship in North Park. His 144 total for 18 holes edged rivals by two as 154 was the cut for match play starting Wednesday, with 15 players tied at 155 for three openings.
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Pittsburg
Stan Poploski
Pittsburgh
Poplaski
North Park
Ewing
Billy McDonald
Topeka
Kan
Jim Masserio
Alf Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Masserio
United States Golf Association
Bailey
State College of Iowa
Poploski
National Publix
Phoenix
Ariz
Greenbach
Lowa
Richard Taylor
Oenix
Dennis Ewing
Studio City
Calif
Wilmette, Shoron , Whitney
Sce Resey
Eichstaedt
Verbiae
Akes
Fla
Pitts
Shades
Ill
Ohio
Daniel Hogan
Arren
Bil Farkar Jr
Ciccaecseeeeness
Empe
Joe Reseresnaenenes
Baltimore
Ghio James Chroped Nae
An Francisco Fran Sue
Blawne
Charles W. Buller Eennenneences
Doraville
Eb Ennence
Arnold Schuesster
Tacceaase Sandusky
Los Angeles
George Goeem
Wowesesenaves
Racine
Wis
Jacob Aneene Eeenene
McKeesport
Ray Uccedetti
Aes
Eaten
Glenview
Frank Piaebt
Richard'’ Ee
Johnson
Minneapolis
Denver
Gow
Robert. C. Petersen
Minneapolis I Ale F
Bingenbrink
Fasen
Pittsburghichard A. Johnson
Englewood
Faly
Brooklyn
N.Y
Eresaneees
Lavon E. Griffin
Sacramento
George Conwighate
Saetentwene
Dyersburg
Tenn
Mike Andoniaa
Eree Teensy
Pontiac
Mich
Steve Whitmaade
An. Francisco Galen Sorensen
Larlan, Lows
Palmer Nicklaus Draw Massive Crowd at Canadian Open
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus arrived at Mississaugua club for the Canadian Open Golf Championship. A 5,000-strong crowd surrounded the first tee as Palmer autographed books and scraps. Knudson, Sifford, and Gif ford were among notable players, with Knudson predicting an 8 under par 272 to win the 72-hole event.
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Toronto
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Mississaugua Club
Palmer
Nicklaus
George Knudson
Canada
Mississaugua
Jack
Knudson
Milwaukee Group Seeks AFL Franchise With $900000 Deposit
Milwaukee businessmen led by M L Fishman send a letter guaranteeing a $900000 credit to AFL commissioner Joe Foss to attract an expansion team. Other group members include Terry Brennan and unidentified Milwaukeeans. Foss notes Milwaukee is a prime prospect as the AFL eyes expansion amid Packers’ three home games in the city.
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Milwaukee
Joe Foss
AFL
New York
Foss
Bernard R. Doyle
Savings and Loan Association
M. L. Fishman
Fishman
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Green Bay Packers
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
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Rochester
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Cliff Buchholz
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Marty Riessen
Billy Higgens
Fort Lauderdale
Carole Graebner
Peachy Kell ‘Meyer
Charleston
W.va
U. S
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C. Gallagher
Batlou Park Gulf
P. Farthing
Brisk Inc
Franklin
D. Childress
E. McCraw
Ky Fried Chicken
Judy Boultner
Hilltop
Essa G-S_ Kellis
Southland Ins
G. Cabiness
Stowe
Brown Tile Co
J. House
Cc. Barker
Distrags
Horsley
Ar Stonewanl Jackson
Dot’s Grocery
Southern Life
Haley
Grant
Scearce
Nelison
Fire Dept
Main Atlantic
Haraway
Newman
Franks and McFarthing
J. Davis
Tuck
Ferry Rd
Ringgold Baptists
HOO
Willis
Tillison
Clark
Gregory
Church of God
LDS
Sames
Harmon
McDowsil
Fisher
Boston
Charles Sifford
Gifford
Montreal
Ted Kroll
Milwaukee Group
City Armory
Johnny Weaver
Ase Jacobs
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Mike Gallagar
Johnson Bros. Store
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