Hammer Leads Canadian Open Round With 66
Laur ie Hammer of Sarasota Florida fired a five under par 66 to grab the first round lead in the Canadian Open at Montreal Municipal. Veterans Art Wall and Steve Reid tied for second at 68, while Nicklaus Casper Vicero? and De Vicenzo among others stood two under or better. Palmer struggled with a 72 as Don Massengale matched him, with Hammer delivering consistent accuracy and late-round birdies to top a field of familiar names.
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Steve Reid
Dave Stockton
Hugh Royer
Art Wall
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Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Roberto Devicenzo
Labron Harris
Arnold Palmer
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Ernie Banks
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Chicago Cubs
Steve Relave
An ‘Hiltory
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Wrigley
Roberto Beviganta
Dave Elendberger
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Dale Douglass
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Cal Koonce
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Howie Johnson
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Savage
Top College Batting Marks Highlight Stellar NCAA Year
Steve Krines of Villanova led the majors with a .507 batting mark as final NCAA statistics show. Denver’s Bob Fitzner followed at .451 while Arizona State’s Gary Gentry posted a 17 1 record and 229 strikeouts. Dave Welty of Pittsburgh led in era and averages with a 0.33 ERA and 89 strikeouts in 55 innings. Greg Riddoch of Colorado State College topped RBIs per game and homers per game with 15 runs batted in and 0.65, yet his 17 homers were the overall lead. Joe Lalli of Washington State took the stolen base crown with a 1.24 per game average.
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Gary Gentry
Arizona State
NCAA
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Pittsburgh
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Gentrys
Welty
Greg Riddoch
Colorado State College
Riddoch
Joe Lalli
Washington State
Rich Shibley
Los Angeles
South Carolina Releases New Cage Schedule
South Carolina announces a 20 game 1967 68 basketball schedule for the Gamecocks eight home games two in the Kentucky Invitational at Lexington two at Charlotte N C and eight on opponents home courts Dukes University returns on a home and home basis after a prior ineligible player incident Nav NCAA probation bars post season play except ACC title tourney McGuire seeks two add ons Dec 14 16 and Feb 8 10 plus games with Erskine and Furman on a home and home basis Schedule lists dates including Dec 2 Erskine at Maryland Dec 26 Furman Dec 22 23 KIT Jan 3 Maryland Jan 6 at Clemson Jan 10 Wake Forest Jan 13 Virginia Jan 30 Duke Feb 3 at Wake Forest Feb 7 Clemson Feb 16 N C State at Charlotte Feb 17 North Carolina at Charlotte Feb 20 at Furman Feb 24 at Duke Feb 28 at North Carolina March 2 N C State
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Furman
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Virginia
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Wake Forest
Duke
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Fur Man
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N. C. State
Pasarell and Graebner Reach Wimbledon Last 16
American trio hold key positions as Pasarell defeats Tutvin 6-1 6-3 6-1 and Graebner wins to join them in the Wimbledon last 16. Bobby Wilson eliminates Bowrey, while other Americans fall to international foes in late rounds at the All England Club.
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Graebner
Wimbledon
England
Charlie Pasarell
Clark Graebner
United States
Bobby Wilson
Bill Bowrey
Australia
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Warriors Owner Seeks Injunction Over Rick Barry Move
San Francisco owner Franklin Mieuli seeks a court injunction to prevent Rick Barry from playing for another team after he jumped to the Oakland Oaks for a rumored 500000 over three years. A July 6 hearing is set in San Francisco Superior Court to protect Barry from an asterisk in sports history. Meanwhile Dick Stuart hit two homers as Taiyo Whale edged Hanshin Tigers 4 3 near Tokyo.
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Dick Stuart
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Taiyo Whales
Hanshin Tigers
Kawasaki
Kallam Leads 160 in North Carolina Amateur Round
Mike Kallam of Winston-Salem shot a one over par 73 to lead a 160-player field in the first round of the 72 hole North Carolina Men’s Amateur at the Country Club of North Carolina in Pinehurst. Charlie Smith of Gastonia was runner up with 74. Steve Walker of Burlington posted 75 alongside eight others in a crowded leaderboard.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Kallam
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Gastonia
Steve Walker
Burlington
Bill Harvey
Greensboro
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Raleigh
Harry Welch
Salisbury
Sir Harvey
Bob Bryant
Charlotte
al Grossman
Chariath
Leonard Thompson
Joe Inman
Dim Willams
Bill Boles
Wilson
Power firm offers to help replace fish lost in rivers
Appalachian Power Co. said it would negotiate with Virginia and Tennessee water control boards on replacing fish killed when a dike at its Carbo plant in Russell County collapsed June 10. An estimated 217000 fish died across the two states as ash flowed down the Clinch River. W. G. Bell Jr. told the Virginia State Water Control Board in Richmond that APCO would cooperate, but he did not commit to payment.
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Water Control Boards
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Russell County
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C. E. Cooley
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Hell
Luis Rodriguez Demands Title Bout With Cokes
Cuban Luis Rodriguez seeks a title fight with welterweight champion Curtis Cokes after a decision over Jimmy Lester. Angelo Dundee said Cokes had refused a rematch, noting Cokes won the title after their New Orleans bout.
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Jimmy Lester
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BOOFA WHITE SPORT SHOP SALE ITEMS LIST
Croquet sets priced at 4.88, badminton sets 2.88, tennis racks 2.98. Store appears to promote athletic gear under the BooFa-White shop banner.
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