Mitchell Leads Virginia State Open After Second Round
Danville pro Bobby Mitchell, 22, shot 67 to reach 138 total and take the lead at the Virginia State Open at Arnolda Ranch Course. Portsmouth amateur Mike Wynn stands two behind at 139, with Danville’s Mac Main and others in pursuit as the field tightens with 36 holes completed.
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36 Hole Totals In State Open Golf Tourney
Joe Horlen pitched the Chicago White Sox to a 6-0 win over the Orioles in a Virginia State Open tuneup at Newport News. Horlen scattered eight hits as Chicago jumped on Baltimore early, scoring four runs in the first four frames and cruising behind four double plays and strong relief from the defense.
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Kathy Whitworth Leads Lady Carling Tourney After First Round
Kathy Whitworth shot par 70 to lead the Lady Carling Tournament at Turf Valley, one stroke ahead of Margie Masters and Carol Mann. Other leaders include Sybil Griffin and Marlene Hagge with 72, and Sandra Haynie and Susie Maxwell with 73s. Catherine LaCoste, 77, debuts in the U S context while Mickey Wright did not start due to an ailing hand.
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Jimmy Hall Cards' Defensive Back Plans To Retire
ST. LOUIS AP Jimmy Will a hard tackling defensive back for the St Louis Cardinals announced his reluctant retirement Friday but left the door open for one more year of professional football. He noted he is not as good a player as in past years and cited retirement as the reason. He played in the Pro Bowl in 1960 1961 and 1962.
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Williams And Altman Pace Cubs To Easy 12-4 Victory
Billy Williams and George Altman drive in three runs apiece as the Chicago Cubs defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 12-4. Williams adds a first inning single and a two-run double, Altman plates two with a seventh inning single, amid 15 Cubs hits. Doug Clemens leads Chicago with four hits including a homer, while Bob Kuhl earns the win.
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All American Game Threats Spotlight Huarte Snow Hayes
Notre Dame duo John Huarte and Jack Snow lead East in the fifth All-America game against West stars including Bob Hayes and Gayle Sayers. The event in Buffalo features top college players, with Staubach and Stichweh reuniting on defense for the East, and 32 NFL signings reported among 59 players.
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Hendricks Returns to South Boston Raceway Spotlight
Ray Hendricks, a popular Richmond driver, signs to race the rest of the season at South Boston Speedway. Saturday night features a seven-event program with two 10-lap heats and twin 35-lap features for modified sportsman, plus two 10-lap heats and a 50-lap late-model hobby feature. Hobby purse rises to 125 dollars. 35 to 40 cars expected. Green flag at 8 30 p.m. EDT.
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Weatherly Given To U S Merchant Marine Academy
Weatherly the 12 meter America's Cup defender of 1962 was given to the U S Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point by Henry Mercer head of the syndicate that built the yacht Admiral Gordon McLintock accepting said Weatherly would be sailed against all comers Douglas Mercer son of the donor captained the Academy sailing team in 1957 and funds were donated to hire sailing master Capt Charles A Prosser by academy supporters
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Stanley Hayward Stops Vince Shomo In Second Round
Stanley Hayward of Philadelphia stopped Vince Shomo of New York in the welterweight bout at Convention Hall. Referee Pete Tomasco halted the 2:44 mark of the second round after Hayward pressed with relentless punching, improving his record to 20-2-1. In the co feature, Jessie Smith of Philadelphia outpointed Bobby Warthen of Buffalo.
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Top Ten Runs Batted In Ranks
Chicago 59 leads RBI list with Stargell 54 Johnson 52 Mays 52 in order Callison 52. Pitching leaders include Koufax 11 3 and Ellis 1 3. Jay 6 2 Ellsworth 8 3 Far rel 5 2 O Dell 3 2 Cardwell 5 2 714.
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English Setter Becomes Honorary Weston Little League Member
In Weston Connecticut a 3 year old English setter named Silvermine Rock and known as Yogi is made an honorary member of the Weston Little League. Yogi has recovered over 100 dollars worth of baseballs by retrieving them from woods and thickets. In one Saturday he returned 18 practice balls and over two seasons he sniffed out 78. Owner-trainer Bradley French says he learned ball smelling from their German Shepherd and began regular woods searches once he saw the reward.
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Reds Beat Braves 3-1 in 11 innings
Cincinnati tops Milwaukee 3-1 in eleven frames as Sammy Ellis becomes the majors first 12-game winner. Pavletich delivers a go ahead homer in the 11th after Frank Robinson and Joe Torre supply early and late offense against Billy O Dell and Dick Kelley.
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Astros Beat Mets 6-2 in Spahleite rout at home
Houston the Astros defeated New York 6-2 behind Larry Dierker who earned his second big league win at 18. Dierker pitched six innings, allowing nine hits and fanning nine while Dave Giusti closed. Spahn took the loss as Houston tagged him for four runs in the fifth inning, including a two run single by Joe Gaines and Jim Wynn’s run producing triple.
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Carl DeZern Partners Win Pro Am Tourney
The Durham team led by pro Carl DeZern and his amateur partners captured the Wilson Country Club pro am title scoring a 52 net. DeZern earned 190 dollars from the 2,500 purse while each amateur partner collected 70 in merchandise. Amateurs were Hubert Browning Pete Peterson Frank Slater and Peter Pickett. Fifty teams competed on the par 72 course with Dan Herring and his sons Dan Jr and John and B Johnson with Will Youngs of Wilson finishing second at 55.
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Babe Ruth League Game Summary at GWHS Field
Civitan defeated Henderson Butler and Long with Knox and Alderson contributing key hits and runs. Final score details incomplete due to fragmented OCR, but players listed include W. Valle, Henderson, Butler, Knox, Alderson and Long. Event took place at GWHS Field.
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Softball Results at West End Fields
Little Pros beat Midgets 5 to 0 as P Beale and L Gwynn top D Dalton and L Marshall. Virginians lose 25 to 7 to C Gore and L Hardy. Shelton and S Williams contribute in a 9 to 5 win for Minuetes. Redskins forfeit to Travellers 7 0 Blazers forfeit to Twisters 7 0.
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Decathlon leader after first round at national championships
Phil Mulkey of Birmingham, Alabama, scored 3,715 points in five events to lead after the opening round of the U.S. Track and Field Federation national decathlon championships in Gainesville Florida. Mulkey, 32, posted his best 820 points for a 22-11% broad jump.
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Girls Learn Baseball Advice From Players
In San Francisco AP reports a lighthearted take suggesting girls learn baseball by marrying a baseball player. The idea also cites Mrs. Robert Shaw of Jupiter Florida and Asta Scovill of Wyckoff New Jersey advising attendance at games and reading newspapers.
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