Aaron Opens Two-Stroke St. Paul Lead In Open
Tommy Aaron, seeking his first tour win after two playoff appearances, shot a five under 66 to reach 133 total at the halfway mark of the St. Paul Open. Arnold Palmer is tied for second at 135, with six others at 135 and 136, as windy conditions altered scoring.
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Dick Sikes
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Chi Chi Rodriguez
Don January
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Don Finsterwald
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Tony Evans
Tom Welskopf
Billy Maxwell
Dave Ragan
Cary Middlecoff
Billy Martindale
Tom Shaw
Henreid Upsets Stockwell In Net Semifinals
Seventh seed Mimi Henreid of UCLA defeated Gale Stockwell of USC 6-1 6-3 to reach the semifinals of the USSTA National Women's Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament in Greensboro North Carolina. Carol Southmayd Duke won a quarterfinal 6-1 2-6 6-2. Peggy Moore Loyola of the South and Nadine Netter Wellesley won their quarterfinals.
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Nadine Netter
Wellesler College
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Mary Baldwin College
NHL Expands to Twelve Teams by 1968 Plan
New York AP reports the NHL formalizes expansion from six to twelve clubs by 1968 with six new franchises, each costing 2 million dollars. Los Angeles and St Louis approved to join immediately pending arena standards. draft will add 120 players from existing clubs.
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Over 100 Cars Expected Tonight At Bowman Gray Stadium
NASCAR Modifieds and SCCA cars compete in a seven race program at Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem with over 100 cars expected. Features include a 50 lap sports car race and a 40 lap modified and sportsman stock car feature. Brewer seeks his third win of the season amid a tight standings battle featuring Skeen Hensley Thomas Burris Rush and Brown. Other sports car contenders listed include McLaughlin Bonitz Johnson Staples Ross Canada and Feistman. Also tonight at Ballou Park Danville hosts Hopkins Furniture in a softball twin bill starting at 7 p.m.
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Celtics Sold to Ruppert Brewery for 3 Million in Boston Stay
Boston Celtics ownership transferred to Ruppert Knickerbocker Brewing Co of New York for 3 million with a firm pledge the team will stay in Boston. Jack Waldron said eight more championships are planned in Boston and Arnold Auerbach will remain coach GM and executive VP. Leia Pieri and Mrs. Walter Brown signed the sale with Waldron.
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Red) Auerbach
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Replacement Soon For Wake Forest Coach Sexton
Winston Salem AP reports Wake Forest College head coach Bill Tate aims to hire a replacement for assistant coach Bill Sexton within a couple weeks. Sexton resigned to enter business in Tallahassee Florida while one of two staff members Tate kept after taking over last fall.
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