Lema Wins British Open At St Andrews In 5 Stroke Victory
Tony Lema from San Leandro Calif used a borrowed putter and caddy to defeat Jack Nicklaus at St Andrews finishing the British Open with 279, five ahead of Nicklaus who shot 284. De Vicenzo and Bernard Hunt followed in third and fourth with 285 and 287 respectively.
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St. Andrews
Nicklaus
Ohio
Lima
Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
de Vicenzo
Bernard Hunt
England
Doug Ford
Yonkers
N. Y
Doug Rogers
la Jolla
Sanders
Rodgers
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Ford
Arnold Palmer
Troon
Kel Nagle
Palmer
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Christy O'Connor
Ireland
Harry Weetman
Angel Miguel
Spain
Gary Player
H. R. Henning
Decatur Swim Team Secures First Victory At Jasper Meet
Decatur defeated Jasper 269 to 205 in the season opener. The meet featured numerous event wins across diving freestyle backstroke breaststroke and butterfly with multiple top places by Decatur swimmers in each age group. Declarations note Decatur to face Cullman Tuesday in next competition.
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Decatur
Cullman
Jasper
Bill Shepherd
Ian Roberts
Margaret Dockery
Max Blalock
David Veiles
Carol McDonald
Debbie Sellars
Terry Mummert
Steven Patton
Pat Marsden
Cheryl Pickens
Tim Vann
Rita Kyle
R. Tweedy
J. Jones
T. Veiles
R. McClendon
B. Shepherd
R. McLaughlin
R. Evans
D. Preston
J. Power
D. Malone
C. Hennessee
R. Jackson
A. Swafford
B. Biles
G. Dockery
R. Emens
M. McWhorter
R. Lawrence
J. Lyle
R McClendon
K. McLaughlin
M. Blalock
L. Hunt
D. Sit- Linear
S. Prestwood
J. Morgan
K. Sellers
C. Whitley
J. Roberts
T. Hennessee
B. Evans
P. Baths
M. Me. Whorter
Terrell Stops Foster in 7th Round at Madison Square Garden
Ernie Terrell of Chicago extended his knockout streak to 11 by stopping Bob Foster of Washington, D.C. in 58 seconds of the seventh round at Madison Square Garden. Terrell rose to 34 wins with 17 by KO, Foster falls to 14-3 with this loss, as Terrell aims for a title shot against Clay or Patterson.
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Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Bob Foster
Washington
D.C
Madison Square Garden
Terrell
Foster
Art Mercante
Big Ernie
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Rockets Face Cherokee Cadets In 1964 Opener
Cullman hosts Huntsville Rockets vs Chattanooga Cherokees at Cullman Stadium tonight at 8. Coach Coggins plans a bench workout and aims to improve the kicking game after last season’s five losses. Cherokee line averages 265 pounds. Lee Hagedorn, ex Cullman star, returns as middle guard.
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Cullman
Huntsville
Chattanooga Cherokees
Cliff Coggin
Cherokees
Cullman Stadium
Coggins
Rocket
Lee Hagedorn
Hagedorn
Cullman High
Former Cage Star Gives Himself Up
New York AP report says Jack Molinas, once a college and pro basketball star, surrendered Friday to begin a 10 to 15 year term in the basketball fixing scandals.
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Cage
New York
Jack Molinas
Jaycee Tennis Finals Set at Delano Park Courts
Seven players from 21 boys in two age groups compete for state berths in Huntsville next week. Matches start at 4 p.m. with single set play offs to decide the top four winners and trophies. Downtown merchants donated prizes for all participants.
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Jaycee
Decatur
Huntsville
Delano Park
James Negro
Mike Bradley
Bob Well
Bill Wright
Vick Digirolamo
Sandy Ruak
Bill Barron
Giardello Denies Torres Title Fight Plan
Philadelphia AP reporting that middleweight champion Joey Giardello’s adviser denied a verbal agreement to defend the title against Jose Torres. Negotiations, if any, point to a September bout possibly in Las Vegas against Joey Archer Hurricane Carter or Dick Tiger. Giardello’s next defense would follow dethroning Tiger in Atlantic City last December.
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Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Giardello
Jose Torres
Arnold Giovannetti
Murray Goodman
New York
Torres
World Boxing Association
Giovannetti
Las Vegas
Joey Archer
Hurricane Carter
Dick Tiger
Carter
WBA
Tiger
Atlantic City
Willie Mays Powers Giants Past Cubs 10-3
Willie Mays hit two homers for the Giants as five players connected in a 19 hit attack to defeat the Chicago Cubs 10-3. Jesus Alou added five singles and a homer while Orlando Cepeda drove in multiple runs with a homer triple and double. Marichal earned his 12th win as Chicago was limited to 11 hits.
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Chicago
Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Jesus Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Mays
Giants
Ubes
San Fran
Marichal
Haller
Ellsworth
Burdette
Elston
Scott
Schurr
McDaniel
Bertell
W — Marichal
L—Ellsworth
Reds Roll Phillies 5 1 Behind Robinson and Johnson
Frank Robinson belted a two run homer and Deron Johnson drove in two with a homer and a double as the Reds defeated the Phillies 5 to 1. Johnson doubled home the first run and Cincinnati built a lead with a third inning burst before sealing the win.
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Philadelphia
Frank Robinson
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Chicago
Johnson
Robinson
Roy Sievers
Ruben Amaro
Reds
Pete Rose
Tom Harper
Vaja Pinson
O'Toole
Smith
Bennett
Roebuck
Wise
Green
Triandos
W — O'Toole
L—Bennett
Quaker Movement Began in 1652 by George Fox
The Religious Society of Friends known as Quakers was founded in 1652 by Englishman George Fox, establishing a religious reform that grew across England and beyond.
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The
Religious Society of Friends
Quakers
George Fox
Close By Seeks Third Straight Derby Victory at Hollywood
Rex Ellsworth’s 3 year old Close By aims for a third straight stakes win in Hollywood Park’s $100,000 added Hollywood Derby. Nine horses including Count Charles Real Good Deal Royal Eiffel and Just Prince contest the 14 mile race with Bill Shoemaker aboard Close By.
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Calif
Rex Ellsworth
Hollywood Park
Count Charles
Real Good Deal
Royal Eiffel
Warrior Chief
Peegrin
Extra Swell
Performing Art
Just Prince
Bill Shoemaker
Cards Rally Past Mets For 3-1 Victory
Cardinals beat the Mets 3-1 as Bob Gibson held New York to four hits through eight innings and Wally Shannon drove in two runs. The Cardinals scored two in the fourth with bases loaded, then Gibson closed out the ninth after issuing an intentional walk and getting Jim Hickman to ground out.
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NEW York
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Wally Shannon
Cardinals
New York Mets
Gibson
Joe Christopher
Ed Kranepool
Jesse Gonder
Jim Hickman
Dick Groat
Ron Hunt
Shannon
McCarver
Fisher
Bearnorth
Gonder
W— Gibson
L—Fisher
Boston Wins 7-6 Over Detroit in Ninth Inning Slam
In a twi night twin bill opener, Boston Ryne Radatz earned the win as Dalton Jones belted a two run homer in the ninth to lift the Red Sox past Detroit 7-6. Boston homered four times while Detroit connected twice, including Brown and McAuliffe. Fox suffered the loss.
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Dalton Jones
Boston
Wilson
Radatz
Heffner
Nixon
Tillman
Regan
Gladding
Fox
Sherry
Freehan
Rourke
W-Radatz
L-Fox
Stuart
L. Thomas
Jones
Brown
McAuliffe
Tiger and Gonzalez to Meet in Garden July 31
Nigeria's former world middleweight champion Dick Tiger will fight Jose Gonzalez of New York in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden on July 31. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner announced the signing. It will be Tiger's first bout since losing the title to Joey Giardello in December.
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New York
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Jose Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
Teddy Brenner
the Garden
Tiger
Joey Giardello
Atlantic City
Probable Pitchers Schedule Across Major Leagues
A roundup of probable pitchers from AP with matchups including Cincinnati at Philadelphia, Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at New York, San Francisco at Chicago, Los Angeles at Houston, Baltimore at Cleveland, New York at Washington, Boston at Detroit, Minnesota at Kansas City, Chicago at Los Angeles, and a curious note on South Arabia's population estimate of about one million.
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Cincinnati
Nuxhall
Philadelphia
Bunning
Milwaukee
Cloninger
Pittsburgh
Gibbon
St. Louis
Sadecki
New York
Willey
San Francisco
Bolin
Chicago
Slaughter
Los Angeles
L. Miller
Houston
Bruce
Baltimore
McNally
Cleveland
John
Bouton Washington
Daniels
Boston
Early
Detroit
Sparma
McLain
Minnesota
Pascual
Kansas City
Pena
Talbot
Horlon
Chance
South Arabia
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Heston
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Tom All
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Cubs
Cepeda
Hart
J. Alou
Gonzales
W. Moulton
Associated Press
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Louis Jourdan
Sylvia Syms
Odenrsd BR Contery
Hartselle
Thriller
Jack the Ripper
Rica
Clifford Evans
Oliver Reed
Yvonne Romain Catheringmpelle
Hammer
COOR
Ctverly Bromfield
Garland
Mister Roberts
TOMS
Perkins
Walker-Wesmatthals
Seach
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