Harper Isaacs And Wynn Share In Honors With 69s
Harper Isaacs and Mike Wynn shoot 69 to share first place in the Virginia State Open after a rocky finale for Chandler Harper on the Arnolda Ranch course. Isaacs and Wynn both posted strong front nine scores, while Harper faded with bogeys late in round one. The field included notable players like Jack Isaacs, Mac Main, and Leo Steinbrecher, with Harris hole in one on 16.
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Disputanta
Chandler Harper
Arnolda Ranch
Jack Isaacs
Richmond
Mac Main
Danville
Mike Wynn
Portsmouth
Harper
Arnolda
Phen
Bush
Main
Isaacs
Wynn
Houston University
USGA
Herb Hooper
Leo Steinbrecher
Stew Wallace
Bobby Mitchell
J. B. Harris
Harris
Wynsor Spencer
Ft. Eustis
Chet Hall
J. P. Leigh
Charles Perry
Homer Lewis
Virginia Beach
Virginia Associatey of
Golf Professionals
Arper
Cubs Defeat Braves 3-1 on Six Hit Seven-Line
Chicago Cubs top Milwaukee Braves 3-1 as Dick Ellsworth pitch six hits and eighth win. Tony Cloninger allowed nine hits in 6 1 3 innings. Ernie Banks drove in runs with three singles setting a major league leading 59 RBIs. Billy Williams contributed key hits, Cubs build on early unearned run, then hold on for victory.
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Milwaukee
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Ellsworth
Cubs
Braves
Tony Cloninger
Chicago
Doug Clemens
Ernie Banks
Woody Woodward
Cloninger
George Alman
Billy Williams
Banks
Williams
Gene Oliver
Glenn Beckett
Ar Beckett
Jones
Cleemns
Wittaraere
Aaron
Ania
Torre
Oliver
Jogo Allman
Carty
Stewart
Terre
Slesawerde
Croninger J
Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Big Joan
Express Rodney
Dream High
Amateur bowlers added to Women’s International Team
SYRACUSE N Y AP The Women’s International Bowling Congress named six amateurs to the U S team for the fourth Inter American Bowling Tournament in Guatemala City November -12 The six include 1965 doubles co champion Betty Remmick of Denver and Laura Mead of Rochester Mich pall events runner up The others are Sue Mendrick and Lois Yut of San Francisco Ann Brown of Rochester N Y and Mary Ann Chew of Redwood City Calif
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Syracuse
N.Y
International Bowling Congress
Guatemala City
Guatemala
U.S
Alberta £. Crowe
Congress
Betty Remmick
Denver
Colo
Laura Mead
Rochester
Mich
Sue Mendrick
Lois Yut
San Francisco
Ann Brown
Mary Ann Chew
Redwood City
Calif
Pappas Tops Red Sox 4-1 Behind Robinson and Aparicio
Milt Pappas earned the win as Baltimore defeats Boston 4-1 on seven hits. Brooks Robinson slammed a three run homer in the first and Luis Aparicio added a solo shot in the third. Yastrzemski had three Boston hits and drove in the lone run. Monbouquette took the loss.
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Gordon Beard
Associated Press
Baltimore (Ap
Milt Pappas
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Robinson
Aparicio
Bill Monbouvelie
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Red Sox
Billy Merman
Nerman
Monbouquette
Russ Snyder
Pappas
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Billy Maxwell Sinks Sixth Ace in Open Round
ST PAUL Ming reports Billy Maxwell scored his sixth career hole in one at the St Paul Open on Thursday. After a 68 in the opening round, Maxwell holed a 165 yard par 3 13th with a five iron, his seventh ace of the year in the pro circuit.
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ST. Paul, Ming
Billy Maxwell
Maxwell
Yeur
Mobile
Ala
Martha Donald
Warsaw
Poland
Egon Franke
Franke
Ling
Bydgoszcz
Paris
Donald
Osteen Not Discouraged Despite Close Losses This Season
Dodgers pitcher Claude Osteen remains hopeful despite a 6-7 record and four close losses this season. He notes a 1.36 ERA in those games and cites tough breaks, defending teammates and predicting a strong second half as the club aims for the first division.
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Claude Orsteen
Frank ©'Reilly
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Dodger
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Washington Senators
New York Mets
Billy Cowan
Dodgers
Top Ranked Drivers Set for Watkins Glen Grand Prix
The eight top ranked drivers lead a 59 car field at Watkins Glen for Sunday's 200.1 mile Grand Prix. George Follmer and Jim Hall battle for position as 30 fastest qualifers race for a 12,200 dollar prize. Debuts include Elva McLaren and Lola 70 entries with 44 production cars in top regional races.
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Watkins Glen, NY
U.S
George Follmer
Pasadena
Calif
Jim Hall
Midland
Tex
Follmer
Hall
Gerry Brush
Portland
Ore
Lotus Climax
Mike Hall
Chicago
LMD
Mal Sharp
Chaparral IT
Chuck Dietrick
Sandusky
Ohio
Elva Bmw
Don Webster
Montrey
Skipp Scott
Philadelphia
Cobra
Bud Morley
Denver
Webster
Elva McLaren
Augie Pabst
Milwaukee
iChub of America
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Friday's Games
National and American League results list Detroit over Cleveland 3 3 while Baltimore tops Boston 4 1. Schedule highlights include Kansas City at Cleveland and Los Angeles at New York with several late games noted. Standings and upcoming matches feature Boston, Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, and Milwaukee with multiple pitchers and lineups referenced.
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Kansas City & News
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Os Angeles
New York
Washington
Cansas City
Kansas City
McDowell
Los Anges Ichance
Narum
Bennetta
Bathe
Chicago
Horlen
Wreksisham
Boswell
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
Chicacy
Milwaukee
Buhl
Ty Lous
Purkey
Cincinnati Ellis
Ilwaukee
Sadowski
Kelley
Pittsburgh
Friend
Los Angeles
Koula
Pki
San Fran
Bellncisco
Shaw
Goeltz Repeats Singles Tennis Title at ISIAA Meet
Bobby Goeltz of Landon School Bethesda Md won the singles championship for the second consecutive year defeating teammate Dick Dell 6-1 2-6 6-3 6-2. Goeltz and Dell won the doubles title over Hugh Curry and Luis Glass. Landon also took the team title with 41 points.
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Williamstown
Mass
Bobby Goeltz
Landon School
Bethesda
Goeltz
Landon
Dick Dell
Dell
Hugh Curry
Luis Glass
Deerfield
Academmy
John Humphries Dies After Brief Illness at 50
John Trumphries, former major league and Southern Association pitcher, died Thursday after a brief illness. He was 50, just after his birthday. A native of Clifton Forge, Virginia, he played for the Cleveland Indians in 1938 and spent nine MLB seasons with the White Sox and Phillies, compiling 52 wins and 63 losses. In 1937 he led the Southern Association with a 20-7 record and pitched the league’s first night no hitter for New Orleans in a 1-0 win over Chattanooga on July 30. He had resided in New Orleans since 1946. funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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New Orleans
John Trumphries
Tie
Humphries
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Chattanoosaga
Clifton Forge
Linden Crow Placed on Waivers by Rams
Los Angeles Rams put defensive back Linden Crow on waivers as the team depth chart at defensive back grew crowded. Crow, 32, a USC standout who later played for the Cardinals and Giants, led the league with 11 interceptions in 1966 and appeared in three Pro Bowls in the late 1950s and 1960.
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LOS Angeles
Linden Crow
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
Weyear
Crow
University of Southern California
St. Louis Cardinals
Rams
New York Giants
Yankees announce signing fourth fifth draft picks
New York Yankees confirm the signing of Stan Bahnsen and Louis Howell, their fourth and fifth selections in the latest free agent draft. Bahnsen, 20, from Council Bluffs, Iowa, attends the University of Nebraska, with a Columbus, Georgia farm club contract. Howell, 21, son of Dixie Howell, is a switch hitter from Louisville and Kentucky Wesleyan, assigned to Johnson City, Tennessee in the Appalachian Rookie League.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Stan Bahnsen
Louis Howell
Bahnsen
Council Bluffs
Iowa
University of Nebraska
Joe McDermott
Columbus
Howell
Dixie Howell
Louisville
Kentucky Wesleyan
Scanut Willis Hudtin
Johnson City
Tenn
Appalachian
Magician Putter Leads Slushy Greens NCAA Golf
Houston's Martyn Fleckman shot 67 68 to a nine under 135 leading the 68th National Collegiate Golf Tournament. His 36 hole streak set an NCAA record, with Jim Weichers 139 and Rene Dokka 140 looming as pursuers amid rain delays and a dramatic poolside penalty hole.
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Bob Gilbert
Associated Press
Knoxville, Tenn
Houston
Martyn Fleckman
Fleckman
Tigers Edge Angels In 3-2 Detroit Victory
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain won his third straight start with a five hitter, fanning nine as the Tigers edged the Los Angeles Angels 3 to 2. Jerry Lumpe drove in two runs with a key double, while Fred Newman suffered the loss after giving up two early runs. Don Wert and Bill Freehan started the second with singles to spark the scoring sequence.
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Detroit
Denny McLain
Jerry Lumpe
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
McLain
Jim Fregosi
Willie Smith
Fred Newman
Don Wert
Bill Freehan
Dick McAuliffe
Lumpe
Newman
Bob Lee
LOS Angeles i
Spangler
Oop Warliffe
Pearson
Adrock
Medeln
E—Gotay
Ae Angeles
Los Angeles
H-Fregost
Smith Lait
Golay
Kentuckians Win Featured Tag Team Bout
In Danville the outdoor show shifted indoors at City Armory due to a late storm. Bob Orton beat Eduardo Castillo in 8:25, Dale Lewis defeated Tony Nero, George Drake pinned Billy Strong, and Big Boy Brown with Tiny Anderson overwhelmed Mike Paidousis and Mike Gallagher in the featured tag match.
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Danville
Market Garden Field
City Armory
Bob Orton
Eduardo Castillo
Orton
Castillo
Dale Lewis
Oklahoma
Tony Nero
Lewis
George
Castalina
Mike Gallagher
Brown
Paidousis
Gallagher
Florida teens reach golf finals in women's tournament
Roberta Albers age 18 and Rhonda Glenn age 19 advanced to the finals at the Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament in Amesville Florida. Albers upset defending titlist Patti Shook while Glenn defeated Carol Sorenson 3 and 2 to set the 36 hole final at the University of Florida course.
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Amesville
Fla
Florida
Roberta Albers
Rhonda Glenn
Miss Albers
University of Miami
Patti Shook
Valparaiso
Ind. University
Miss Glenn
Palm Beach
Carol Sorenson
Arizona State
University of Florida
Chicago Teams Struggle With Pitching Woes
AP report notes the White Sox and Cubs grappling with pitching woes. Juan Pizarro struggles to last beyond five innings, 31 hits in 19.2 frames, while Larry Jackson remains winless in recent starts. Lopez defends Pizarro, Klein and Harder discuss lingering bad luck and the need to keep faith in pitchers amid slumps.
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Jerry Liska
Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Larry Jackson
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
Jackson
Braves
Milwaukee
Pizarro
Washington Senators
Juan
A Lpez
Leity
Lopez
Cub
Lou Klein
Mel Harder
Harder
Cleveland
Burter
Fleckman Leads Houston Rout. Astros Rally Past Mets 4-2
Marty Fleckman keeps the Houston lead with a strong start as the Astros capitalize on Mets miscues. Houston scores three in the second, adds another in the fifth, then holds on after early-distance errors for a 4-2 victory behind Claude Raymond and a wary Mets defense.
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Claude Raymond
Chuck Hiller
Fisher
Houston
Joe Morgan
Lee Maye
Mets
Chris Cannizaaro
Jim Gentile
Roy McMillan
New York
ASTON
al Hiller
AiMillan
Oman
Lillis
Lood Gonder
Miller
Kroll
Ito
Wither
Raymon
Netter Upsets Shrader In USLTA College Tennis
Nadine Netter of Wellesley College stunned No 3 seed Sir Shrader of Sacramento College 6 4 3 6 6 2 to reach the quarter finals of the USLTA Women s Collegiate Tennis Championships Virtually inactive for two years she returned three weeks ago and staged the tournament s most surprising upset rallying in the final set AUDUBON RACEWAY PROVIDES $10 PAYMENTS TO DRIVERS WITHOUT WINS FOR RAINY NIGHTS HENDERSON Ky AP The Audubon Raceway offers money to drivers who finish out of the money to offset extra work cleaning horses and racing bikes starting Wednesday night with 10 drivers receiving payments for finishing penultimate or worse in the field.
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Uslta College Tennis
Greensboro
N. Co
Nadine Netter
Wellesley Colge
Sir Shrader
Sacramento College
USLTA
Miss Netter
Audubon Raceway
Henderson
Sini
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Feld
Carus Disputanta
PAF US
Mac Mann
CoMike Wynn
Jerb Hooper
Leo Steinbreacher
FB. Haris
Wynsal Spenerr
Billy King
Nelson Broach
L Smith
G—Bob Askew
Clarence Parker
Tom Dougherty
Gibby Wingfield
Sersey Meade
Glynn Perkins
David Estes
Tom Strange
David Stewart
Bucky Miller
Barry Wood
X—Mac Carter
Low Shue
Booby Loy
BorJack Lima
Danny Dixon
STH
Sth.om. McTangard
Booth-White Sport Skop
Seagram
V.co
Seagram's
Scageam
Bosox
Bostonltimore Ebrh
Snyder
Aricle
Stort
Ob—Basiana
Balliol
Yastrzemski
Powell
Hr— Lebinser
S—Monbau
Quelte
Dante
A—S
Billy Maxwell Sinks
San Francisco Giants
Jack Hiatt
Joe Christopher
Hunt
Cowan
al Jackson
Stiney
Senators
Watkins Glen
Johannesburg
Sanh Africa
South Africa
Gary Player
Ite
South African Airways
Arth America
John Humphries
Yanks
Jim Bunning
Phils
Matty Alou
Bunning
Jim Weichers
Santa Clara
Rene Dokka
California State
Port Arthur
Steve Robbins
North Carolina
Denny Lyons
Florida State
Bert Greene
Tennessee
Greene
Tigers
Angels
Farrel
San Diego
Tom Farrel Jr
St. John’s University
National Collegiate Association
Marty Fleckman
Astros
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