Murphy Leads Westchester Meet With Two-Stroke Edge
Bob Murphy seized a two stroke lead at the Westchester Golf Classic as Nicklaus and Boros chased from behind. Murphy bogeyed the 17th but still held a slim cushion over a group including Jack Nicklaus, Julius Boros, Dan Sikes, Dale Douglass and Orville Moody after two rounds at the 6,048 yard Westchester West Course.
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Associated Press
Harrison
N.Y
Bob Murphy
Matic
Nick
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Big Jack
Julius Boros
Dan _ Sikes
Denver
Dale Douglass
Rives
Westchester West
Chickasaw
Okla
Orville Moody
Uncle Sam
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Don Bies
Seattle
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R. H. Sikes
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Ken Stl
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Bob McCallister
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Sasse Mere
Ron Howell
Robert de Vicenzo
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Marty Fleckman
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Sadao
Saturday Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues
Saturday games feature New York at Oakland with Peterson facing Dobson, Washington at California, Baltimore at Minnesota, Chicago at Cleveland, Cincinnati at Chicago, Atlanta at St. Louis, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, and Houston at New York. Key pitchers listed include Pascual Brunet McNally Williams Jenkins Marichal Wise Kekich and Wilson alongside various rosters.
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Peterson
Oakland
Dobson
Twilight Washington
Pascual
California
Brunet
Baltimore
McNally
Minnesota
Roland
Chicago
Ribant
Lazar
Cleveland
Williams
Boston
Culp
Cincinnati
Culver
Jenkins
Atlanta
Jarvis
St. Louis
San Francisco
Marichal
Philaelphia
Wise
Los Angeles
Kekich
Pittsburgh Moose
Houston
Wilson
McAndrew
Detroit
California Ae
Washington
Francisco
Philadelphia
Tartan Turf Excites Volunteers Fans and Teams
Tennessee announces mid June installation of 3M Tartan turf at Neyland Stadium with fans visiting to inspect the surface. Lanny Pearce and Don McLeary praise the new turf ahead of Aug 26 drills and ABC plans Sept 14 national telecast. Georgia bends to play on the artificial field amid public curiosity.
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Georgia Bulldogs
Tennessee
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Neyland Stadium
Shields-Watkins
Lanny Pearce
Don McLeary
ABC
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Atlanta
Aaron Satchel Paige
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Dixie Sports
Hank Aaron
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Falcons
Birmingham
Reds Rally Past Cubs 11-7 In Windy Chicago Tilt
Reds hammer Cubs 11-7 at Wrigley Field as Jim Maloney Mack Jones Fred Whitfield and Leo Cardenas hit two run homers aided by a 21 mph south wind. Ernie Banks and Randy Hundley answered with two run shots for Chicago.
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Jim Maloney
Mack Jones
Fred Whitfield
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Randy Hundley
Ernie Banks
Cubs
South
Wrigley Field
Bill Hands
Reds
Archie Reynolds
Cardenas
Alabama to host two night games in 1968 schedule
Alabama will play two night games in 1968, opening with Virginia Tech in Birmingham on September 21 and a nationally televised clash against Miami at the Orange Bowl on November 16. The Bowling Writers Association of America was organized in 1934.
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Virginia Tech
Birmingham
Miami
The
Bowling Writers Association of America
Drysdale Wins 14th as Dodgers Beat Pirates 8-4
Don Drysdale led Los Angeles to an 8-4 victory over Pittsburgh, aided by 12 Dodgers hits and relief from Jim Brewer and John Billingham. Drysdale improved to 14-? with the win, after walking the first man in the eighth. Brewer and Billingham shut down a Pirates rally late.
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Don Drysdale
Jim Brewer
John Billingham
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Tom Haller
Bob Bailey
Zoilo Versalles
Drysdale
Willie Crawford
Brewer
Billingham
A's To Honor Casey Sunday
CHICAGO AP Casey Stengel set for Casey Stengel Day with Oakland A's promotions. The event marks his 44th wedding anniversary and 20 years since managing the Oakland Oaks. Finley gifts include a silver bowl and ruby cuff links as the 1948 Oaks face the 1948 Seals in a three inning exhibition.
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Casey Stengel
Spain
Oakland A’s
Charles Finley
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Stengel
Casey
Oakland Oaks
Finley
Oakland
Edna Stengel
Yankees
San Francisco Seals
Decatur Girl Captures State Junior Golf Title
Montgomery AP reports Martha Jones, teen from Decatur, defeated Pat Bayer of Birmingham 5 4 to win the Alabama Women's Junior State Golf Tournament. Jones also earned medalist honors with an 85 in Tuesday’s qualifying round.
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Martha Jones
Montgomery
Alabama
Pat Bayer
Birmingham
Miss Jones
Mobile
Gwen Hadding
Indians Edge Chisox 4-3 in 12th Inning Victory
Lou Johnson drove a bases loaded hit with one out in the 12th to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 4-3 win over the Chicago White Sox. Vern Fuller and Larry Brown supplied offense for Cleveland, while Pete Ward tied the game for Chicago with a two run homer in the ninth. Ed Fisher earned the win after entering in the tenth.
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Lou Johnson
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Vern Fuller
Larry ‘Brown
Hoyt Wilhelm
Johnson
Ed Fisher
Pete Ward
White Sox
McLain Shuts Out Red Sox For 25th Victory Of Year
Denny McLain pitched a complete game shutout against Boston, striking out nine in a 4-0 Detroit win. Dick McAuliffe and Al Kaline provided key early offense, while McLain extended his unbeaten road streak to 16-0 and won his seventh straight decision.
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Larry Eldridge
Associated Press Sports
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Red Sox
Dick McAuliffe
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Tigers
Jim Lonborg
Detroit
Lonborg
Mike Andrews
Bill Freehan
Alton Jones
Carl Yastrzemski
Ken Harrelson
Rico Petrocelli
Reggie Smith
Joe Foy
Russ Nixon
Austin Bear football season ducats on sale next week
Austin High will offer adult season tickets for seven home football games at 10.50 each. Tickets go on sale Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at the school. Student tickets are sold per game rather than by season.
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Austin High
Elmer Knight
American Bowling Congress Offers 16 Free Movie Titles
The American Bowling Congress lists 16 films available for free use by any group or individual. This program invites clubs schools and personal projects to utilize the titles without charge.
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American Bowling Congress
Pappas and Torre Lead Braves Past Cardinals 5 1
Milt Pappas earned the win with late relief allowing four hits as the Braves defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5-1. Joe Torre hit a three run homer, giving Atlanta 15 hits. Felipe Alou and Hank Aaron contributed as Atlanta pulled ahead in the National League race.
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Barouh
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Milt Pappas
Joe Torre
Atlanta Braves
Cardinals
Pappas
Claude Raymond
Felipe Alou
Steve Carlton
Hank ‘Aaron
Hunt Leads Giants Rally To Win Over Phillies
Ken Hunt sparked a three run ninth inning rally with a double lifting the San Francisco Giants to a 7 4 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. A misplayed ball and an error helped tie the game as Bob Bor followed with a single to set up Hunt. Hunt had earlier driven in a first inning run as Cookie Rojas had given Philadelphia a 5 4 lead in the sixth.
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Atlay
Aloudo
Deron Johnson
Curt Flood
Millan
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Flood
Philadelphia
Ken J Hunt
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Bob Bor
Hunt
Phillies
Cookie Rojas
Colts Down Redskins On Michaels Late Field Goal
Lou Michaels kicked a 23 yard field goal with 25 seconds left to lift the Baltimore Colts to a 15 13 win over the Washington Redskins in an NFL exhibition game. The victory extended Baltimore’s nine year mastery over Washington.
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Lou Michaels
Baltimore
Redskins
Ex-Davis Cup Player Kazuya Kumagaya Dies at 77
Tokyo AP reports Kazuya Kumagaya former Davis Cupper and advisor to the Japan Lawn Tennis Association died Friday at 77. The note mentions the 1970 American Bowling Congress tournament slated for Knoxville Tennessee.
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Kazuya Kumagaya
Knoxville
Tenn
Kaat Powers Twins Past Orioles 5-2 in Minneapolis
Jim Kaat doubled in three second inning runs and pitched through trouble for a 5-2 Minnesota victory over Baltimore. Oliva had three hits to lead the league with a .307 batting average while Rod Carew went 0-for-3 dropping to .302. Kaat improved to 9-9, fanning 12 as he allowed two sixth inning runs.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis ST. Paul
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Baltimore
Orioles
Detroit
Kaat
Tom Phoebus
Twins
Rich Reese
Oliva
Rod Carew
Paul Blair
Frank Robinson
Dave Johnson
Aother
Celtics Sold to New Jersey Beer Firm for Over 3 Million
Boston Celtics sold to P Ballantine Sons Brewing Co of Newark New Jersey for more than 3 million. Jack Waldron returns as Celtics president under Ballantine with Dick Griebel as board chairman. Red Auerbach remains executive VP and GM. NBA must approve by Aug 22.
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P. Ballantine, and Sons Brewing Co
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N.J
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National Basketball Association
Ballantine
Celtics
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Sempre Dent
Kratter
Thejtional Equities, Inc
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Waldron
NBA Board of Governors
Dick Griebel
Red Auerbach
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Levin Townsend Computer Co
Levin Townsend
New York
Griebel
Walden
Auerbach
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