Water safety push aims to stop drownings this summer
The Department of Conservation funds a water safety patrol to curb near misses on rivers and harbors. Officials urge caution for Fourth of July crowds, note off limits Decatur Harbor and bridge entrances, and warn fines from ten to one hundred dollars for violations.
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Decatur Boat Harbor
Flint Creek
Tennessee
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Department of Conservation
Decatur Harbor
State Highway Department
McHardy Sets British Open Qualifying Record at St Andrews
Bill McHardy, 29, of Scotland, crushed Jock Hutchison’s 40 year mark with a 64 on Eden Course to lead the first Open qualifying. Johnny Bulla nearly faced disqualification for mispaired scorecards while Mike Hall assisted. A second round for 69 more qualifiers is set for Saturday ahead of the championship.
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Associated Press
ST. Andrews
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Jock Hutchison
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Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
Bulla
Mike Hall
South Africa
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Royal and Ancient Golf Club
Rodriguez Leads Whitemarsh Open With 68 In Open Lead
Juan Rodriguez "Chi Chi" carded a four under par 68 to reach 134 for 36 holes at Whitemarsh Valley CC. Dave Marr shot 68 to reach 135, sharing second as Tony Lema and Al Balding moved to 138. Arnold Palmer trails at 138 after a 68 70.
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Whitemarsh
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Chi Chi) Rodriguez
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New Rochelle
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Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
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Dan Sikes
Pete Brown
Sikes
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Latrobe
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Bunning Named NL Player of Month for June
Cincinnati AP Jim Bunning of the Philadelphia Phillies earned National League Player of the Month honors for June after a 3-0 month highlighted by a perfect game no-hitter against the Mets on June 21. He received 22 votes from the baseball writers and sports casters committee, with Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers second with 18 votes.
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Committee of ‘Baseball Writers and Sports
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Fireball Roberts Teammate Fred Lorenzen Hurts in Daytona Crash
At Daytona International Speedway a high speed crash badly injured Fred Lorenzen, teammate of Glenn Fireball Roberts, and he was hospitalized Friday with serious injuries.
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Fred Lorenzen
Daytona Beach
Fla. AP
Daytona_ International Speedway
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Fireball
Local Briefs on July Meeting and Racing Victims
The Conservation Advisory Board will meet July 14 in Montgomery to set hunting seasons and bag limits for the 1964 65 season. Elmhurst driver Lorenzen, 29, suffered a severed tendon and bruised ribs in a left wrist injury and faces days in hospital. Roberts, who partnered with Lorenzen in a top Ford stock-car team, died from injuries in a Charlotte race on May 24.
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Montgomery
Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Roberts
Charlotte
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Boston Broad Jump Marks Wind Affected World Records
Ralph Boston leapt 27-4 and 27-5 despite trailing wind but the marks will not count due to wind gauge limits. At Randall’s Island Stadium the meet featured strong showings from Hal Connolly, Dallas Long, and John Thomas while Bob Hayes was absent and the 1500 meters produced slow qualifying heats.
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Associated Press
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Ralph Boston
U.S
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Rex Cawley
Chris Stauffer
Hal Connolly
Jim Stevenson
John Thomas
Dallas Long
Bob Schulin
Randall’s Island Stadium
Bob Hayes
Hayes
George Eastman
Los Angeles
Cyrol Burleson
Baseball Pitchers Set for Evening Matchups Across Cities
Probable pitchers listed for twin bill and single games include Arrigo 6 1 and Pascual 9 5 for Minnesota at New York with Bost 6 7 and Downing 3 2. Belinsky 6 4 at Boston Wilson 8 3. Drabowsky 3 8 at Baltimore Roberts 6 4. McDowell 3 1 at Chicago Peters 7 4. Osteen 6 4 at Detroit Wickersham 10 5. Mahaffey 7 3 at San Francisco Sanford 5 7. Slaughter 2 2 at Milwaukee Lemaster 8 5. Cuellar 0 1 at Cincinnati O Toole 7 4. Friend 6 7 at Houston Nottebart 3 7. New York Jackson 4 10 at Los Angeles Mieller 4 7.
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Slaughter
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Lemaster
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Cuellar
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Houston
Nottebart
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Mieller
Galapagos Named for Giant Tortoise. Archipelago Origin
The Galapagos archipelago southwest of Panama was named after the galapago, the giant land tortoise once common but now nearly extinct. The remark notes the connection between the ships' naming and the tortoise's prominence in early exploration.
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Galapagos Archipelago
Panama
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