I'm Going To See This Thing Through Vow At Open
Ken Venturi vows to defend the 1964 Open despite a circulatory ailment in his right hand. He plans Mayo Clinic surgery next week and details his painful daily routine to swing with numb fingers while aiming to win and retire. Jack Nicklaus looms as a major threat with Gary Player predicting difficulty beating the Golden Bear.
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Associated Press
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Bellerive Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio
U.S
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South Africa
Gary Player
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San Francisco
Sandy Koufax
Mayo Clinic
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Bampton Castle wins Tom Roby Steeplechase at Delaware Park
Pat Smithwick aboard Bampton Castle won by 45 lengths over Gowran in the Tom Roby Steeplechase at Delaware Park. The 8 year old gelding finished about 24% miles, 14 obstacles, in 4:00.45, paying $6.40, $3.80, $2.40. Gowran paid $5.20, $2.40. Sus Game fell then finished third at $2.40 show. Cher Mant tumbled. Orkhan Bey and Bugle Call 2nd exited on the 12th jump. Bampton Castle is owned by Mrs. William C. Riker and trained by Mike Smithwick, carrying 143 pounds.
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Delaware Park
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Douglas Small Jr
Cher Man
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Bugle Call
Nicklaus Tops PGA Money Winners With 63 688
Palm Beach Gardens. Jack Nicklaus leads PGA money list with 63 688 total earnings from official 52 900 and unofficial 10 788 events. Tony Lema second at 56 814, followed by Dan Sikes Jr 50 915, Bruce Crampton 56 579, and Bruce Devlin 47 047.
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Johnny Pott
Bert Weaver
George Knudson
Bobby Nichols
Wimbledon Warm-Up Opens With Ralston Froehling Wins
Dennis Ralston and Frank Froehling, U S Davis Cup players, opened the Queen's Club tournament with wins under sunny skies as prep for Wimbledon. Ralston, No 1, beat Keith Wooldridge 6 2 6 3, while Froehling, No 4, edged John McDonald 6 4 7 5 in round one.
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Coral Gables
Fla
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New Zealand
Uncle Sam
Wooldridge
Gene Mauch Named 1965 All Star Manager
Philadelphia Phillies skipper Gene Mauch, age 39, was named by NL President Warren C. Giles to manage the 1965 All-Star team. The NL will face the AL July 13 in Minneapolis St Paul after AL manager yet to be named.
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Warren C. Giles
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Philadelphia
Indians Buy Jack Spring From Seattle Farm Club
The Cleveland Indians bought pitcher Jack Spring from Seattle of the Pacific Coast League. General Manager Gabe Paul said the cash deal completes the move after Seattle had purchased Jack Hernandez from the Indians Portland farm club last month. Spring, a 2 southpaw, had a 4 1 record at Seattle.
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Cleveland Indians
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Seattle
Gabe Paul
Jack Hernandez
Indians
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Spring
Man Held on Felonious Cutting Charge in Mountain Hill
Danville man Ray Murrell Grubbs remained jailed at Chatham County Detention Center on a felonious cutting charge after turning himself in early Sunday. Ryland Moore, 29, was treated in hospital for cuts to the back stomach arm and shoulder sustained at his Mountain Hill home last Saturday.
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SIU Women’s Gymnastics Team Ranked Best in Country
Irene Haworth and four teammates at Southern Illinois University train under Coach Herb Vega to form a top ranked women’s gymnastics program. The five freshmen and one junior labored through hours of practice weekly, earning national recognition with strong showings in USGF and Canadian championships.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
Carbondale, Ill
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Irene
Southernlinois University
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Canada
Gail Daley
Janis Dunham
Flint
Mich
United’ States Gymnastics Federation
Donna Schaenzer
Milwaukee
Wis
Mary Ellen Toth
ISSU
Donna
Southern
Herb Vega
Flint Junior College
Janis
Carbondale
Gail
United States
SIU
Princeton Pays Tribute To Bradley And Iacavazzi
Princeton honors Bill Bradley and Cosmo Tacavazzi with the William Winston Roper Trophy and other top prizes. Bradley, a record smashing guard and 1964 Olympic captain, will become a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. Tacavazzi, 1964 undefeated football captain, heads to Jets camp after graduation.
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Associated Press
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Hofheinz Correctly Predicted Circus Attendance Over Oilers crowd
Roy Hofheinz president of the Houston Sports Association proved correct in his forecast. He argued a six performance circus at the Harris County Domed Stadium would draw more spectators than the Houston Oilers achieved in seven home AFL games at Jeppesen Stadium last season. The circus ended with 156,886 attendees versus the Oilers 141,777.
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Bud) Adams
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Softball Results From West End Field and Riverside
Softball results show Stokesland Meth 130 638-15 10 5 Brethern 4 083 WWi-13 85 Dalton and Hughes Price and C Willis Arlington 020 603-149 7 Fairview Hay 4 030 x-38 17 6 Holt and Hall Peters and Hardy Marco Div creeps Oot OOO T 42 5S Sleachery 002 622-6 41 McDaniel and Saunders Carr and Radford Lee Street 104 160 2-15 16 4 Moffett Mem 1 0011 3 27 aor and Cannon Hall and Mus lin Druid Hills 015 000 S-1 Te 6) Woodlawn 0(12) 3 233 x-11 Wyatt and Gray M Cantrell and Shields Pearson 3 At Stonewall Jackson West End 7 First Baptist 0 forfeit Wyatt Chev 003 211 2-9 143 New Design 273 WS x-1827 Hill and Wyatt Colemen and Earies
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Barry signs with Warriors in San Francisco
Rick Barry the nations leading collegiate scorer and All-America from Miami of Florida signed his professional contract with the San Francisco Warriors. Barry, 21, was the Warriors No. 1 draft choice and the first rookie to sign with the team this year, amid remarks about his role and goals for a new era in Warrior basketball.
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Hetzel
Milan
North Beach
Hands Sent Back To Tacoma By Giants
Right handed pitcher Bill Hands was sent back to Tacoma of the Pacific Coast League Monday by the San Francisco Giants. The 24 year old hurler had been recalled May 29 after posting an 8 0 record and 0 50 ERA at Tacoma. He started June 6 versus Cincinnati and lasted 2 2 3 innings, surrendering four runs on six hits, then worked one third of an inning last Friday against Pittsburgh yielding three runs on three hits.
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Ortega
Chicago
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Hodges
LOS Angeles
Bill Hands
Tacoma
San Francisco Giants
Hands
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes League Leaders Named
Bowling results from Riverside Lanes list Recke League Corn Bread J Simpson 220 and other scores for RS Shop I Nance 178 W Main American 3 Reynolds 134 The Kings 1 Register 2733 Ben David 3 Horsley 187 Coca Cola 1 Overbey 200 Pro Hackers League Rainey TV 3 H Via 211 Ban Taxi Adams 162 Hawks 4 Martin 168 Jayhawks 0 Bonnie 157.
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Sam Huff Signs Three Year No-Trade Pact with Redskins
Line backer Sam Huff signed a three year no trade contract with the Washington Redskins for an estimated 39 000 plus. Huff, traded to Washington after nine years with the Giants, said he will finish his career with the Redskins to protect his children and keep them in the same school. He noted a raise over 1964, and expressed happiness with his pay and move to Washington as family plans to relocate next week.
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Sam Huff
Washington Redskins
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Redskins
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Little League scores and players at Piedmont and other fields
In Piedmont Field exchanges and Commonwealth Woodrow Wilson and other field games, players Moomaw Donaldson Shields Cruz Vaughn Murphy Thomasson and Groff Parker Kotelec Hendricks Duquette were noted with scores and lineups. Other teams Reg. Bee Aherron Grubbs Weiss Parrish and Haley were listed with varied runs and outs across multiple fields including Morotock and Belk Leggett.
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Day
Bailey
Dixon
Mantle vows to quit if batting fails this season
Mickey Mantle told Cleveland on Monday he will retire at season's end if his average stays near .300 or lower. The Yankee slugger, hitting about .240, was benched in Los Angeles after a rough stretch. Mantle, sidelined by chronic knee trouble, said a rest might help and that he’d continue playing only if he can reach .300.
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