Former Houston teammates lead Western Open after second round
Homero Blancas and Kermit Zarley shot two-under 69 to share the second round lead at Medinah at 140 total. Billy Casper, defending champion, is one stroke back at 141 after a 72. Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema each carded 70 for 142. Bolt and Venuti at 142. Cut at 151.
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Cincinnati Reds Sign 12 Rookies
The Cincinnati Reds signed 12 rookies including seven drafted in the recent major league draft. Darrel Chaney, 18, reports to Sioux Falls, with others like Mike Oates and Jim Cartlidge also joining the farm system. Passeau Jr. is with Tampa, Fla., while the rest report to Sioux Falls as noted. Casper and Venturi posted strong scores in separate golf action.
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Ralston Advances to Wimbledon Quarter-Finals In Wind
Dennis Ralston top seed from Bakersfield survives nine double faults and gusty wind to defeat Pierre Darman 4-6 6-3 6-4 6-4 and reach the Wimbledon men’s singles quarter-finals as Cliff Richey and Stan Smith also vie for spots behind him.
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Yanks Favor Six Orioles As All Stars
Baltimore reporters note Yankees players would favor multiple Orioles on the AL All-Star team. Elston Howard backs six to eight Orioles, with Mantle Maris Boyer Richardson largely agreeing. They prefer non own picks at catcher second base and two outfield spots, naming Robinson Powell Aparicio and Palmer among favorites.
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Senators Send Jim Duckworth To Kansas City
Washington Senators sent pitcher Jim Duckworth to Kansas City on waivers in a deal that brought first baseman Ken Harrelson to the club. Duckworth was 7-23 in three seasons, limited this year by a rib injury to 14 1/3 innings with three losses. Harrelson joined Washington after the waiver transaction that cleared the way for his arrival.
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Classic At Arlington Park Headlines Today's Racing Card
A star-studded four-track racing day features the Classic at Arlington Park with Kauai King Buckpasser and Creme de la Creme among eight for the one mile event worth 108006. Oaks at Aqueduct and Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park headline a $364350 total purse across four races.
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National AAU Track Meet Attracts Top-Flight Field
Journal report on the National AAU outdoor championships at Downing Stadium Randalls Island. Notable entrants include Jim Ryan of Kansas aiming for mile and 880, Tommie Smith out, Charlie Greene as sprint leader, Gerry Lindgren in three mile, Randy Matson in shot, Ralph Boston in broad jump, Harold Connolly in hammer, and 600-plus athletes across 19 events with Olympic and world-class credentials seeking berths on the US team for meets against Poland and Russia.
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Cleon Jones Delivers Late Homer In Mets Win Over Cubs
Cleon Jones hit a go ahead homer off Chicago lefty in the seventh, his third of the season, lifting the Mets to a 4 2 victory. Bob Friend earned his first Mets win after being acquired from the Yankees. Jones also added a ninth inning RBI single as New York erased an early Cubs lead. The Cubs had taken a 2 0 edge on Don Kessinger and Ernie Banks.
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Pitchers Join Baseball's Death by Own Action Club
New York AP report outlines rising number of big league pitchers volunteering to join baseball's lighthearted death by own action club. Initiation requires losing to Sandy Koufax or Juan Marichal, with several stars and rookies listed among members and victims.
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Mets Sign Chilcott Promising Young Catcher Casey Stengel Approves
New York Mets owner Casey Stengel approved the signing of Steve Chilcott from Lancaster California, the top draft pick. The contract tops between fifty thousand and one hundred thousand dollars with four years of college tuition paid. Chilcott, 17, will report to the Marion Virginia Appalachian League team after September.
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Cardinals Sign Two Draft Picks For Gulf Coast League
St. Louis scouting director George Silvey said the Cardinals signed two picks from the recent free agent draft. Dan Barrett 18 of Springfield Missouri and Eddie Dixon 19 of Rockford Tennessee will report to Sarasota Florida for Gulf Coast League duties.
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Yankees Bring Whitey Ford Back To Active Duty
New York pitcher Whitey Ford was returned to active duty after being on the disabled list since June 6 with an inflamed ligament in his left elbow. Manager Ralph Houk said Ford would see a long relief role first and, if strong enough, rejoin the pitching rotation promptly.
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Mexico Leads at CAC Games with 341 Points
Mexico moved into first place to end Friday with 341 points in the unofficial CAC Games team standings, ahead of Puerto Rico at 339. Mexico clinched top spot by winning a gold and two silver medals in the final shooting event as competition concludes Saturday.
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