Yancey Captures Memphis Open Golf Tourney
Bert Yancey wins the Memphis Open with a 265 total 15 under par to claim $20,000. He overcomes Gene Littler by one stroke after a late final round surge aided by Roy Stone and caddy Roy Sanders. Cary Middlecoff’s 1961 record is matched for lowest score on the PGA tour that year.
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Bob Gilbert
Memphis
Tenn
Roy
Bert Yancey
Roy Stone
Yancey
Delphian
Gene Littler
Cary Middlecoff
Bet Yancey
Johnn Pott
Jack Ikiaus
Oo A
Bruce Devin
Dale Douglass
Wright Garrett
Gay Brewer
Bob Verney
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Ben Hogan
Carty Catching Lifts Braves in Key St. Louis Sweep
Rico Carty shifted from outfield to catching and starred in three straight wins over St. Louis, driving in runs and boosting Atlanta after a seven game slump. Manager Bobby Bragan praised the catching as the team's turning point, while Bragan plans to keep Carty behind the plate.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Rico Carty
Atlanta Braves
Carty
St.—Louis
Catching
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Cardinals
Atlanta
St. Louis
Bragan
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Torreia
Olive
Indians Win 14-1 Over Orioles at Herman Bailey Field
Correction to Friday Dixie Boys action reports Indians defeated the Orioles 14 to 1 at Herman Bailey Field. Cleveland youth league game result clarified with final score Indians 14 Orioles 1.
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the Daily
Orioles
Indians
Dixie Boy
Herman Bailey Field
Get Out Or Fry Said Foyt Gets Burned At Wisconsin Track
A. J. Foyt, 31, was badly burned in a test run crash at Wisconsin State Fair Park. He told reporters he had to get out or fry as left rear suspension collapsed. He suffered second and third degree burns on face neck and both hands covering nine to 15 percent of his body and was listed in good condition at West Allis Memorial Hospital.
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Milwaukee
Wis
A. J. Foyt
Wisconsin State Fair Park
Houston
Tex
Rex Mays
Scotland
Jimmy Clark
West Allis Memorial Hospital
Foyte
Foyt
Ryun Could Become The Fastest Miler
Los Angeles AP reports Jim Ryun of the University of Kansas ran 3:53.7 at the Compton Invitational to break the American mile mark and approach the world record held by Michel Jazy. Ryun hopes to race Jazy, while Jim Grelle clocked 3:56 for second and Gerry Lindgren won the 5000 meters in 13:38.0, tying the American record.
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Los Angeles
America
Jim Ryun
University of Kansas
Ryun
France
Michel Jazyi
Compton
Los Angeles Coliseum
Ryan
Jazy
Modesto
Calif
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Jim Grelle
Portland
Ore
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State University
Bob Schul
Wide Open 3 Year Old Championship Faces Key Races
The 3-year-old division remains unsettled after Kauai Kings Belmont setback. Graustark Buckpasser Amberoid Creme de la Creme and Kauai King vie for major pressure as the Travers at Saratoga could crown the champion. Buckpasser and Amberoid chase busy schedules while Creme de la Creme targets Arlington Park and Monmouth Park events ahead of the Travers.
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New York
Graustark
Buckpasser
Reginald Webster
Amberoid
Creme de la Creme
Arlington Park
Eddie Neley
Ogden Phipps
Tom Fool
Hialeah Pa
Leonard Richards
Delaware Park
Henry Forrest
Monmouth Park
New Jersey
Saratoga
Dixie Regatta at Guntersville Aug 27 28
Guntersville Jaycees with American Power Boat Association announce the annual Guntersville Regatta to be held August 27 and 28. Nine classes of World’s fastest limited racers will race for thousands in prize money and the Dixie Cup. Governor George C. Wallace expected to present the Dixie Cup.
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Guntersville
Jerry Phillips
Assc
Eorge C. Wallace
Sailor Wins State Tennis Crown at Mobile Meet
A sailor stationed at Pensacola Bailey Brown won the Alabama state tennis crown in Mobile defeating Howard of Knoxville 6 4 6 1 and then teamed with Howard to beat Chris Bovett and Ray in doubles.
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Mobile, Ala
Pensacola
Fla
Bailey Brown
Howard
Knoxville
Tenn
Chris Bovett
Ray
Keldie Competes in Doubles as SEEKERS Advertise
Classified drama hints at Keldie, aged 46, and others in doubles play with bold WANT ADS claiming results. The fragment suggests a local sports or ads page item with terse details and promotional language.
Major League Leaders Parade in Baseball Stats
The report lists top National and American League leaders by batting average runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and other categories. It names players such as Mota Alou Aaron Hart Gibson Koufax Oliva and Robinson along with teams and totals for runs RBIs and strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Mota
Pittsburgh
Alou
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
Pinson
Cincinnati
Johnson
Los Angeles
Taylor
Philadelphia
McCarver
St. Louis
Wills
Jackson
Houston
Koufax
Marihal
Oliva
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Agee
Chicago
B. Robinson
Yastrzemski
Boston
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Roger Ginsberg
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Graham
Bob Brue
Labron Harris
Mason Rudolph
Dean Refram
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Babe Hiskey
Rex Baxter
Ken Still
Miller Barber
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Don January
Homero Blancas
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Arch Baird
Chris Blocker
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Steve Phillips
Alan Cansolatti
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Doug Floyd
Fred Phillips
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Troy O. Williams
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Kansas City
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