Devlin Leads Canadian Open as Field Closes In
Bruce Devlin of Australia preserved a one over par 71 to reach 205 after three rounds at the Canadian Open. Arnold Palmer Gene Littler Jack Nicklaus Mason Rudolph trailed by two with 207 as Gary Player and Lionel Hebert chased at 209. Weather deteriorated as rain fell on the Mississauga course while Devlin admitted his third round “the worst playing of golf” he has had.
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MacCall Chooses Six-Man U S Davis Cup Team
United States Davis Cup captain George MacCall named a six man squad for the American Zone finals in Dallas July 31 to August 2 led by Dennis Ralston with Arthur Ashe Jr. at No 2 singles. Cliff Richey was left off amid a family dispute.
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South Africa Splits Opening Net Matches With France
In Paris the Davis Cup European Zone semifinal opened with a split as South Africa’s Cliff Drysdale defeated Pierre Darmon in five sets 7-9 6-2 6-4 4-6 6-4. Keith Diepraam lost in four sets. Saturday’s doubles is uncertain with Sunday’s reverse singles shaping the outcome.
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Zampedro and Dokka Reach Public Links Finals
Leo Zampedro a 24 year old Warren Ohio fireman and Arne Dokka 21 year old from Norway won 36 hole semifinal matches to reach the 40th National Public Links Golf final at North Park Golf Course. Zampedro defeated Al Bailey 2 and 1 while Dokka beat Schroder to advance.
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Four Big Events Hit National Thoroughbred Card
Native Diver Hail to All Tom Rolfe and Miss Cavandish lead a strong eight-stakes lineup on a national program. The $162,000 Hollywood Gold Cup headlines at Hollywood Park with Native Diver seeking major payoffs after a stellar 1965 run, while Hail to All chases the Dwyer at Aqueduct and Miss Cavandish targets the New Castle at Delaware Park.
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Cliff Richey Reaches Semifinals In Clay Courts Bout
In Chicago, 18-year-old Cliff Richey of Dallas upset fourth seed Ron Holmberg after dropping the first two sets to reach the National Clay Courts semifinals. The match lasted 3 hours 32 minutes as Richey overcame a Davis Cup dispute with captain George MacCall over coaching. Nancy Richey advanced to the women's semis with a 6-2 6-3 win, while Stephanie de Fina defeated Nancy Reed.
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July 23 Proclaimed Casey Stengel Day in NYC
Mayor Robert F. Wagner announced that July 23 will be proclaimed Casey Stengel Day in New York City to honor Mets manager Casey Stengel, who turns 75 on July 30. The Mets will host a birthday party at Shea Stadium on July 25 between games of a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Phillies, the last home date before his birthday.
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Seattle youth sets national junior 200 yard freestyle mark
Steve Krause, 15, of Cascade Swim Club Seattle broke the National Junior record in the 200 yard freestyle at an open meet in Spokane. He clocked 2 minutes 8.1 seconds, beating the old 2:11.9 record set in 1959 by Tom Lindsey of Indianapolis, after winning four events that day.
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Circuit Court Upholds Butts Libel Award in Post Case
The 5th U.S. Circuit affirmed a $460,000 libel judgment for Wally Butts against Curtis Publishing over the Saturday Evening Post story on college football fixes. The majority found publication with reckless disregard for falsity, despite Curtis’ appeal. Judge Rives dissented, citing the New York Times decision.
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Downing Gray Grabs Lead In Southern Amateur Meet
Pinehurst North Carolina AP Downing Gray shot 70 under sun to take a 54 hole total of 215 in the Southern Amateur Golf Championship at Pinehurst Country Club No 2course Gray 26 a Pensacola Florida life insurance agent led by one stroke over David Boyd and Charlie Smith both at 216 Boyd an Atlanta insurance broker missed the lead with a double bogey at 18 Gray tied for low amateur at Augusta Masters this year said the course has been good to me and compared Pinehurst favorably with Augusta National Several players were at 221 and 219 with defending champion Dale Morey of High Point withdrawing ill before completion of play
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Youth Takes Over Trans Mississippi Amateur Golf Meet
Three collegians and a 24 year old Kansas City insurance man advanced to the Trans Misssissippi Amateur semifinal at the Kansas City Country Club. Jim Colbert of Kansas City faces George Boutell of Phoenix in one 36 hole semifinal and Jim Weichers of Santa Clara College take on Jim Hardy of Hutchinson in the other.
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Brown's Trial Shifts From Sex To Money Evidence
Trial of Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown moves from sexual assault claims to money matters as testimony wraps for the weekend. Brenda Ayres, 18, testifies about payments and a past encounter, with cross examination focusing on alleged statements and a planned civil suit for damages.
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Walter Hagen in Fair Condition at St Vincent's Hospital
Walter Hagen 72 famed golfer of the Golden Twenties was reported in fair condition Friday at St Vincent's Hospital a hospital spokesman said. Hagen has been ill for some time and underwent a tracheotomy Thursday.
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Shoemaker Ailing Skips Friday Rides at Hollywood Park
Inglewood California Jockey Bill Shoemaker was excused from riding his four mounts Friday at Hollywood Park. He still planned to fly to Chicago to ride Tom Wolfe in Saturday's 50000 added Citation Handicap at Arlington.
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Danville Golf Club Host To Reidsville Team Today
Jockey Jacinto Vasquez rode five winners at Monmouth Park including Ca dabra in the six furlong feature won by a nose over Mighty Happy in 1 10 3 5. Cadabra paid 7 60 4 and 2 80. Mighty Happy paid 7 60 and 4. Been Taken with High Folly finished third and paid 2 60. Ribot's Fling won the Black iype Purse at Aqueduct by a neck over Flag in 1 ½ miles in 1 49 4 5 paying 15 40 4 60 and 2 80. Flag paid 2 80 and 2 20. Ginger Fizz and Alina dead heated for third paying 2 40 and 2 20. Marking Beau won the Heelfly Purse at Delaware Park by two lengths as Arklawin paid 3 and 2 60 with Spooky Joe at 3 60 to show. Gay Delusion won the Plais tow Purse at Rockingham Park by 3 ½ lengths over Royale Gate in 1 46 3 5 paying 9 40 5 60 and 3 60. Royale Gate paid 6 and 4 40 with Medium White 4 60 show.
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73 Lap Feature For Modifieds Tops Race Card
South Boston Va Officials postponed the program due to rain and will resume tonight at 8 30 p m under lights. Modified sportsmen run a 5 lap feature at speeds near 100 mph on the 400 foot straightaways after two 10 lap heats. Al Grinnan of Frederickshur set a 4 1 2 mile record two weeks ago averaging 88 81 mph. Late model hobby division also runs two 10 lap heats for a 30 lap feature. 1955 to 1959 American autos restricted.
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Sixty-Two Fans Net $1119 Daily Double Payoff
In Salem New Hampshire sixty two fans collected a 1119 pay out from the Rockingham Park daily double. Rock Brigade paid 9120 for the first race and Avalon Sissy 2660 for the second. It marked Rock Brigade’s first win in ten lifetime starts, a fourth largest payoff in New England 1965 racing season behind Lincoln Downs and Suffolk Downs events.
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Foursomes Clash In Penrose Park Danville Tourney
Penrose Park Country Club of Reidsville faces Danville Golf Club in a 13 foursomes match play event at D G Co. tourney. Pairings and times run from noon to 1 24 PM with 3 foursomes per start.
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Clark Breaks Track Lap Record at Dutch Grand Prix Practice
Jim Clark of Scotland led Friday practice at Zandvoort for Sundays Dutch Grand Prix. He clocked 103.07 mph on the 2.6 mile circuit, two mph faster than last year’s mark. Richie Ginther and Jackie Stewart followed, with Dan Gurney and Graham Hill also among top record breakers. John Surtees led the 12 cylinder Ferraris at 100.74 mph. Final lineup to be decided after Saturday practice.
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