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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1965

Page

13

Aaron holds Cleveland Open lead with 67 second round score

Tommy Aaron, 58, tops the field at 135 total after a 67 in round two at Highland Park. Tony Lema and Gordon Jones sit two shots back at 137 as many rivals struggle to make the 146 cut, including Bobby Nichols and Tommy Bolt who fail to advance.

Hal Paris Associated Press Cleveland Tommy Aaron Georgia Aaron Tony Lema Gordon Jones Orlando Fla Jones Highland Park Ken Venturi Wright Garrett Danville Lema Billy Casper Casper Dan Sikes Bert Weaver Randy Glover Mason Rudolph Larry Mowry Julius Boros Don Stickney Arnold Palmer Bobby Nichols Tommy Bolt Gardner Dickinson Tommy Jacobs Doug Sanders Tourammy Aaron Teeny Aneweesees Gordon Jones Bee Aresterene Tony Lemasteve Ra Eene Tee Ean Sikes Om Eee Ert Weaver Weeeenee See Andy Glover Beeeene Jason Rudolph Aeeee Fee Eee Billy Casper Daaeee Our Enperene Arry Mowry Mond Eeeens Don Stickney Wre Eres Omer Julius Boras Wees Eith Oe Sees Jack Burke Ick Sikes Ee Es Ceteeee Betes Ee Wee Race Devlin Sense Bob Goatby Owell Fraser Omero Blancas Arry Beckerts Bruce Crampton Ave Hi Steer Billy Maxwell Tenes Ed Griffiths Claude King Jaz Ken Still Owe Vane Ee Tom Weiskopf Eee Lionel Hebert Neeee Sae Dick Latz Dick Rhyan Are Uck Courtney Aes Sense Sam _ Snead wae Jackie Cupit Eens Johnny Bullave Im Ferree Eemenee Jay Rtord Gene Littler Serene Ee Et Dave Ragan Finsterwald Senten Mike Souchak Ene Bil Martindale Orton Sh Beee Bob Ford Abe Segee Ac McGowan Vetee Tee Roy Pace Seers Kel N. le Seer Erry Eebee Dave Stockton Pew Ceetetees Johnny Pott Weeneee Ersaay Ord Bob Charles

Gene Elliott Tops Qualifying at Atlanta Speedway

Gene Elliott of Shelby North Carolina posted the fastest qualifying speed at Atlanta International Raceway in a 1965 Chevrolet. He recorded an average of 133.054 mph with a final lap of 134.194 mph as rain delayed Friday time trials. Twenty six drivers qualified. final 18 spots for Sundays Dixie 400 will be decided in a Saturday elimination race. Fred Lorenzen already secured pole with a 143.407 mph average in a Ford.

Atlanta Gene Elliott Shelby N.C Atlanta International Raceway Elliott E. J. Trivette Deep Gap Chevrolet Bill Morton Churchill Tenn Ford J. T. Putney Arden Henley Gray Rome Bob Derrington Houston Tex Fred Lorenzen Elmhurst

Cannizzaro suspended two days for obstruction call

New York Mets catcher Chris Cannizzaro was suspended for two days and fined $50 by National League President Warren Giles after an incident with plate umpire Tom Gorman in the game against the San Francisco Giants. The suspension takes effect immediately following Cannizzaro’s ejection in the fifth inning when Juan Marichal bunted, leading to an obstruction ruling and a heated exchange.

NEW York New York Mets Chris Cannizzaro National League Warren Giles Tom Gorman San Francisco Giants Giant Juan Marichal Cannizzaro Gormany Marichal Mets

Fishing Course Set for Hatteras NC 14th Short Course

The 14th annual Sport Fishing Short Course will be held at Hatteras June 13 to 18. Sponsored by the Division of General Extension of North Carolina State University, the course is directed by Extension officer Gene Starnes and 75 students have enrolled this year.

Hatteras N.C Bateras Division of General Extension North Carolina State University Gene Starnes

Sleep: How Much How Little How

The June 13 Family Weekly answers basic questions on sleep including how much sleep is needed and effective strategies to improve sleep quality. It outlines practical guidelines, common sleep patterns, and tips for establishing healthier routines.

USOC Meets To Study 1968 Plans In Mexico City

United States Olympic Committee sessions begin Saturday to overhaul the governance of Olympic sports but could widen the clash between the AAU and NCAA over amateur sanctioning. Key issue: granting majority control of games committees to internationally recognized governing bodies, affecting track and field, basketball, rowing and gymnastics, with potential NCAA walkouts amid the San Diego track meet dispute. Names cited include Tug Wilson, Cliff Buck, Don Hull, and Everett Barnes.

Jerry Liska Associated Press Chicago United States Olympic Committee Mexico City Amateur Athletic Association National Collegiate Athletic Association AAU NCAA Olympic Committee Kenneth Tug) Wilson USOC Usoc Board of Directors San Diego Calif Cliff Buck Denver Don Hull Everett D. Barnes Barnes USTFF U.S. Track and Field Federation Buck Hull International Amateur Athletic Federation NAIA YMCA U.S Russia Kiev

Reds Rally With Coleman Ninth Inning Shot Beats Cubs 4-3

Cincinnati defeats Chicago 4-3 as Gordie Coleman belts a two run homer in the ninth after a first inning double and Vada Pinson singe sustains the rally. Don Pavletich homered in the second for a 2-0 lead before Chicago answers. Billy McCool earns the win despite a late Cubs rally with relief from Sammy Ellis.

Chicago Gordie Coleman Cincinnati Reds Chicago Cubs Coleman Cincinnati Bob Behl Vada Pinson Cubs Sammy Ellis Joeluxhall Billy McCool Don Pavletich Jim Stewart Billy Williams Ernie Banks Williams Doug Clepone Elis Harpers Pavi'tich Clemens Kuenn Ruiz Pr Krug Ellis Buhl Shamsky Bright Stewart Banks Secker Santo Hr—Pavietich Sb—Landrum Nuxhall Oo McCoo Abernathy

Racing Starts At South Boston Tonight At 3 30 EDT

South Boston Virginia hosts a 36 mile dirt track program with modified sportsman cars in a 75 lap feature after two 10 lap heats. Late model hobby cars join the weekend event, racing in two 10 lap heats and a 30 lap feature.

South Boston Virginia North Carolina South Boston Speedway Carolina Sonny Hutchins Bill Dennis Ted Hairfield Runt Harris Richmond Bob McGinnis Danville Asphalt Speedway Plymouth

$100,000 Added Handicap At Aqueduct Heads Today's Card

National horse racing program features 43 three-year-olds in near $300,000 races led by the $100,000-added Coaching Club-American Oaks at Aqueduct with fillies dominant. Other top events include Swaps Handicap at Arlington Park and Michigan Derby at Hazel Park, plus the Argonaut Stakes at Hollywood Park.

Aqueduct Heads Orlo Robertson Associated Press Aqueduct Arlington Park Hazel Park Hollywood Park New York Braulio Baeza Ground Control Acron Marshall Acorn Terry’s Secret Will Rogers Carpenter Perfect Sky Rial Day Terra Hi Swift Ruler Gummo Mr. Pak John R. Macomber Suffolk Downs Monmouth Park Christiana Delaware Park Sunstruck Turbo Jet Western Warrior Baitman Cool Prince Luicky Turn Chieftain Gun Bow Tom Rolfe Our Michael New Windsor

Clive Clark Reaches British Amateur Final

England's Clive Clark, 19, ousted US survivor Bill Hyndman 1 up after beating Martin Christmas 1 up to reach the British Amateur final in Porthcawl Wales. Former champion Michael Bonallack will face Clark after defeating Paddy Hales, with Hyndman ending his bid after a late rally.

John Farrow Associated Press Porthcawl Wales Clive Clark England Bill Hyndman Philadelphia Hyndman Martin Christmas Michael Bonallack Clark

Softball Results From CAD West Gee Fiete Troffers

Melbourne Australia Johnny Famechon defended his featherweight title with a clear 12 round decision over Sington Pot Tor in Melbourne. Famechon weighed 122 1 4 pounds while Sington weighed 123 pounds as the pair battled Friday night for the second time in eight days.

Melbourne Australia Johnny Famechon Thailand Sington Pot Tor Famechon Sington

Emerson and Smith Favored for Wimbledon Titles

London based bookmaker Joe Coral listed Roy Emerson and Margaret Smith as favorites for the Wimbledon singles crowns. Emerson priced at 11-8 to defend the men's title with Fred Stolle 7-2, Dennis Ralston 7-1, and Jan-Erik Lundquist 12-1. Smith pegged at 5-4 to regain the women's title from Maria Bueno, who is 9-4 with Lesley Turner 8-1 and Billie Jean Moffitt 12-1. Wimbledon opens June 21.

London Roy Emerson Margaret Smith Joe Coral Emerson Fred Stolle Dennis Ralston Bakersfield I Calif Jan-Erik Lundquist Sweden Miss Smith Brazil Maria Bueno Miss Bueno Lesley Turner Australia Billie Jean Moffitt Long Beach Calif

Venturi to defend Open crown despite illness

Ken Venturi, hampered by Reynaud's Phenomenon and weakened hands, will defend his U.S. Open title in St. Louis next week. He finished the Cleveland Open 150 after a 74 second round, plans rest then practice, and aims for another possible late miracle.

Hal Paris Associated Press Cleveland Ken Venturi St. Louis Venturi Reynaud Washington, D.C Mayo Clinic Akron Ohio Hartford Conn

Current Hunting Fishing Licenses Expire June 30

The Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries warns that all Virginia hunting and fishing licenses expire June 30. Law Enforcement Chief John McLaughlin notes a spike in fishing license arrests in July as renewals slip minds. Licenses for the 1965 66 fiscal year are on sale through about 315 county clerks and license agents but cannot be used before July 1, 1965.

Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Virginia John McLaughlin

Clemente Mazeroski Big Reasons Pirates Winning

Sue Maxwell 36-Hole Leader At Tourney. Red-haired Sue Maxwell, 23-year-old pro from Tulsa, led the Women s Western Open by two strokes at 145 after 36 holes at Beverly Country Club Chicago. Marlene Hagge moved into second with 38-36-14 for 147 while Sandra Haynie stood third at 149.

Associated Press Chicago Sue Maxwell Tulsa Marlene Hagge Sandra Haynie Longview Tex Clifford Ann Creed Carol Sorenson Janesville Wis Betsy Cullen Mary Mills Ocean Springs Mississippi Miss Maxwell Beverly Country Club Mrs. Hagge Kathy Whitworth

Clark Qualifies for Sunday European Grand Prix

Jim Clark of Scotland, winner of the Indianapolis 500, qualified easily for Sundays Formula One Grand Prix of Europe in Francorchamps Belgium. He averaged 137.252 mph in his Lotus, with Graham Hill at 138.336 mph in a BRM. Dan Gurney set last years record at 137.611 mph, while Gurney and Ritchie Ginther posted 136.954 mph. Clark remains favored to win the 280 mile race on Sunday.

Francorchamps Belgium Jim Clark Scotland Europe Lotus Graham Hill Britain Dan Gurney Costa Mesa Calif Gurney Ritchie Ginther Granada Clark

Dixie Boys League at Riverside Pier Action Report

Bank Amusement posts a 610 score while Grapette tallies 0. Harris and Haynes face Scolpini and Scolpini in a Riverside Pier game column noting standings and players.

Riverside Pier Bank Amusement Grapette Harris and Haynes R. Scolpini S. Scolpini

Pirates rebound as Clemente and Mazeroski return

Pirates surge after the return of Roberto Clemente and Bill Mazeroski ends an 18 of 29 slide. General Manager Joe L Brown credits added depth, steady pitching, and a jelled lineup including Stargell and Veale, with Walker’s coaching staff praised for steady leadership.

Joe Bradis Associated Press Pittsburgh (Ap Pittsburgh Pirates Roberto Clemente Billy Mazeroski Joe L. Brown Clemente Mazeroski Andre Rodgers Gene Freese Jerry Lynch Bob Veale Vernon Law Willie Stargell Billy Virdon Gene Alley Brown Law Veale Stargell Pirates Willie Mays Don Clendenon Harry Walker

Longest Deep Sea Battle Ends With Marlin Breakaway

In Bermuda, a 400 pound blue marlin fought Sea Wolfe for 31 hours 26 minutes before breaking the double line. Russell Young reports the epic struggle near Challenger Banks as New York honeymooners chartered the boat. The fish moved the vessel over 50 miles from Bermuda before escaping.

Hamilton Bermuda Russell Young Sea Wolfe New York Jonathan Porter Roger Straus Challenger Banks Joff

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