Four Strokes Lead In Open Division At Jaycee Golf
Bob Feldman shot a second straight 77 to hold a four stroke lead at 154 entering the final 18 holes of the Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament at Tuscarora Country Club. Steve Tucker is three back after another 77, with Rick Bendall at 161. In the novice division Ricky Mitchell leads by 12 over Billy Haraway after both rounds. The final round is at Danville Golf Club, with winners to represent Danville at the State Jaycee Tournament in Richmond next month. Public invited to watch.
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Mike Jones
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David Marshall
al Riley
Bob Wells
Trippy White
Mike Howard
Tigers 3 1 over A's in six game win streak
DETROIT AP Hank Aguirre allowed three hits and earned his eighth win as Detroit defeated Kansas City 3-1. Ken Warrelson homered in the fourth, while Al Kaline and Don Wert contributed RBI hits. Aguirre worked the complete game, extending Detroit’s club streak to six. Giants sign Crespin o New York AP Bob Crespin o signs 1965 Giants contract as Aaron Thomas shifts to flanker back following Frank Gifford retirement.
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Show Must Go On At Ruidoso Downs Despite Deluge
Ruidoso Downs in New Mexico faced a rain and hail storm that drenched the track with water, damaged the first turn, and washed out two small bridges to the stables. Officials planned to continue the weekend program.
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Danville Father and Son Tourney Pairings Set at Danville Club
The Danville Golf Club announces its annual Father and Son Tournament on Sunday with three classes by son age 12 and under 13-15 and 16 plus. Play starts at 12 noon using the Callaway Handicap System and 13 foursomes are set including 32 noon starters with pairings and starting times listed. A Dutch-treat post event supper in the Tap Room is open to participants and families with reservations requested.
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White's 10th-Inning Homer Delivers Cardinals 5-4
Bill White hit his 10th homer to start the 10th, giving the St. Louis Cardinals a 5-4 win over Milwaukee. The Braves tied it in the ninth on Mack Jones's two-run shot off Don Dennis in his major league debut. Cardinals built a 4-2 lead with three unearned runs after an error by Mike de la Hoz, as Gagliano, Flood, and Boyer contributed in the sixth. Lou Brock added a late run for St. Louis.
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National League Baseball Results and Standings Snapshot
National League games produced varied results with Houston beating Pittsburgh and Cincinnati edging Chicago while Milwaukee won 5 4 at St Louis in extra innings. League leaders Dallas Washington and Los Angeles show tight gaps as late games carry into night.
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Boxing time for Liston Clay bout remains disputed
In Lewiston Maine the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston fight on May 25 is likely to be recorded as a one minute knockout though ringsiders claim the action lasted longer with video timing showing from 1 45 to 2 11 The Maine Boxing Commission chairman George Russo said the body does not plan to change the time Los Angeles Angels add two draft picks including pitcher George Dugan of Murray Kentucky State Dugan 22 had a 39 6 record in four years of college 1345 strikeouts in 405 innings and two no hitters plus 16 shutouts.
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Death of famed Texas thoroughbred buried on farm
Lufkin Texas reports the burial of a renowned 1800s Texas thoroughbred on a 76 acre farm claimed by its owner Carl L. Dupuy as the horse's own property. Dupuy said the horse paid for the farm many times over through racing earnings.
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Cherry Bomb 400 canceled at West Virginia speedway
HUNTINGTON West Virginia International Speedway canceled the Cherry Bomb 400 stock car race set for July 4 after International Speedways Inc of Charlotte terminated and surrendered its Ona lease. The ARCA sanctioned event faced lease issues and poor attendance, with a special meeting planned to discuss the lease return. NASCAR also canceled sanction agreements with International Speedways for scheduling independent races at Concord, North Carolina.
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Hailwood Wins Third Senior Tourist Trophy in Sleet
Mike Hailwood of Britain takes the Senior Tourist Trophy on a battered MV after crashing at Sarah's Cottage Corner. The race on the mountain circuit in Isle of Man was run amid sleet and rain, marking his third consecutive Senior victory.
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Wynn Leads Astros To 5-1 Victory Over Pirates
Jim Wynn tripled in two runs and scored as Houston built a four run fourth inning to power a 5-1 win over Pittsburgh. Joe Gaines and Joe Morgan opened the frame with hits, Wynn drove in two, Aspromonte and Brand added scoring, and Rusty Staub scored on a squeeze bunt.
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Palmer Has Rough First Round At U S Open
Arnold Palmer shot 76 in round one as he faced distractions from a gallery that included Zsa Zsa Gabor. Charley Johnson and Bill Bradley watched, while Dick Demayne struggled with a 79 after a 93 opening day. Nicklaus blamed poor chipping for several strokes.
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Eagles sign Woodeshick and Red Mack to 1965 deals
Philadelphia picks up full back Tom Woodeshick for a third season and flanker back Bill Red Mack, who split three seasons with the Steelers before joining the Eagles last year. Mack sat out half the season with a shoulder injury.
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New Duties for UCSB Football Coach Curtice as AD
Santa Barbara California iF reports head football coach Jack Curtice, age 58, was named athletic director Friday succeeding Stan Williamson who retires due to illness. Curtice will remain head football coach.
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National archers vie for eight world seats in Sweden
Chicago AP reports the nations top archers compete for eight berths in the world championships at Vasteras Sweden. The elimination tournament, sponsored by the National Archery Association, takes place Saturday and Sunday at the Oak Brook Polo Club in suburban Oak Brook.
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Reds and Emerson reach London final in windy grass court
In London, Roy Emerson survived a late challenge from Cliff Drysdale 3-6 9-7 6-4 to set a Wimbledon title defense in the London Grass Courts Championships semifinal. Dennis Ralston advanced 6-2 6-0 over Bob Howe to join him in the final. In Cincinnati, Tom Harper and Vada Pinson powered the Reds to a 3-1 win over the Cubs, with Harper belting a two-run homer and Pinson adding a run-scoring double.
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Namath Declares Readiness for Jets Camp
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath, a $400,000 star, is pronounced ready to play as training camp opens July 15 after an orthopedic exam by Dr. James A. Nicholas. The knee shows full motion, strong stability, and mending on schedule, with a longer convalescence anticipated due to prior instability. Namath, back in Beaver Falls, Pa, plans to move to New York and work out at Shea Stadium before camp.
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Benvenuti Wins World Junior Middleweight Title by KO
Nino Benvenuti of Trieste defeated Sandro Mazzinghi of Italy by knockout in the sixth round at San Siro Stadium before 40,000. The challenger, weighing 153 pounds, claimed the title and extended his pro record to 56 wins with no losses.
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Hill Sets Le Mans Speed Record in Ford Trial Run
Phil Hill boosted Ford’s Le Mans hopes by clocking an outright lap record on the 8.36 mile circuit in 3 minutes 33 seconds at 141.36 mph in a seven liter Ford. He leads Ford entries as Ferrari riders aim to extend domination in the endurance classic starting Saturday with 42 drivers. About 250000 spectators expected. ABC plans live US televise via the Early Bird satellite.
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Melbourne Draw Ends Rough Welterweight Bout
Carmen Rotelo of Australia and Ador Plaza of the Philippines fought a brutal 12 round draw in Melbourne. Rotelo weighed 14542 pounds, Plaza 1145.
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