Schoenberger Wins Southern Snipe Regatta at Chickamauga
Mark Schoenberger of Cincinnati finished second in the final race but earned the championship trophy in the 13th Southern Snipe regatta on Lake Chickamauga. Lloyd Cox of Chattanooga won the final race while Les Thompson of Wadsworth finished runner up overall. Top 10 also included Cliff Hogg West Point Dan Johnson Atlanta and others from Cincinnati Chattanooga and Atlanta.
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Cincinnati
Lake Chickamauga
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Lloyd Cox
Chattanooga
Les Thompson
Wadsworth
Ohio
Cliff Hogg
West Point
Frank Johnson
Atlanta
North
Kansas
Bob Bigham
Delkin Jones
Dan Williams
Tom Mooney
Buzz Lamb
Clark And Marshman Pace 500
Scot Jim Clark and American Bobby Marshman lead a four former winners group on Memorial Day in Indianapolis. Clark took pole at 158.8 mph with Marshman second at 157.9 mph as sixteen cars qualified for the 33-car field. Parnelli Jones set a 151.1 mph qualifying record with more rounds set for next weekend.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
Bobby Marshman
Clark
Marshman
Mallory Park
England
Rene Thomas
France
Jack Brabham
Australia
Holland
Parnelli Jones
Top Amateur Boxers Begin Olympic Trials in New York
Eighty leading U S amateur boxers start a three day Olympic Trials at Singer Bowl Queens to select ten national team members for Tokyo. Winners of ten weight divisions will advance to the Games October 10 to 24.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Queens
Northern Dancer wins Preakness amid doubts from rivals
In Pimlico, Northern Dancer defeats Hank Moreno's The Scoundrel by 2% lengths as doubters fade. Jockey Bill Hartack and Bill Shoemaker admit doubts and switch horses, while Belmont prospects loom with odds at 19 to 1. Canadian owner E. P. Taylor eyes Belmont bid.
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Empire State Building
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Northern Dancer
Shoe
Pimlico
Shoemaker
Hank Moreno
Hartack
Aqueduct
Bettors
Hill Rise
E. P. Taylor
Scruggs records consecutive hole in one at Indian Hills
Robert B. Scruggs of Danville aced the 110 yard par three at Indian Hills on Sunday, the second hole in one on number three in two weeks. He played with wife Mary Scruggs and Dwight Maclachlin of Decatur.
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Robert B. Scruggs
Danville Road
Indian Hills
Scruggs
Mary
Dwight Maclachlin
Decatur
Giants Complete First Sweep Since 1962 with Herbel Win
Hal Bock reports on a doubleheader sweep by the Giants over the Mets. Ron Herbel, nearsighted, allowed seven hits as Jack Fisher shut down San Francisco before Cepeda homered and scored on a wild pitch. The twin bill marked the Giants first sweep since July 4, 1962, with Cepeda driving in runs and Dodgers' Koufax stung in Philadelphia.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Ron Herbel
Jack Fisher
Herbel
San Francisco Giants
Fisher
New York Mets
Alvin Dark
Mets
Giants
Matty Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Bob Hendley
Casey ‘Stengel
Koufax
Pirates
Ron Perranoski
Podres
Ed Bailey
Denis Menke
Felipe Alou
Record field in Atlanta tournament swells to 203 bowlers
A record 203 bowlers from 16 states entered the 4th annual Carling Bowling Tournament of Atlanta boosting the prize fund to more than $11,000. The event runs May 28 to 31 at Dixie Bowl in Hapeville Georgia with 18 ABC sanctioned 300 games and over 30 on the regular PBA roster. Notable entrants include defending champions Billy Golembiewski and Tommy Tuttle along with Bill Allen Don Johnson and other top bowlers from several states.
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Atlanta
Dixie Bowl
Hapeville
Georgia
Tommy Tuttle
Rural Hall
N.C
Billy Golembiewski
National League Standings and Weekend Results
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 19 wins and 10 losses, followed by Philadelphia and St Louis tied at 17 and 10. Weekend results include Pittsburgh 7 Los Angeles 4 and San Francisco winning 6-4 in 15 innings against New York. Today’s games list Philadelphia at Houston and San Francisco at New York with rain in Decatur, Alabama. Qualifying in the men s singles bowling tournament begins May 28 with 18 games and finals May 29.
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Los Angeles
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Pirates
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
Ning
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Colts
New York
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Aames
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Eae
Chicage
Sanford
Blass
Drysdale
Associated Press
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Washington
Boston
Los Pateres
Loseles
Lary
Regan
Hannan
Macon Leads in Southern League After 10-6 Win
Macon remains two games ahead after David Skaugstad tossed a sparkling one hitter in a 5-0 win over Columbus. Skaugstad also drove in three runs with a double and a single as Birmingham, Lynchburg, and Chattanooga won their games elsewhere in the loop.
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Associated Press
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Macon
Ron Solomine
Skaugstad
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Birmingham
Asheville
Lynchburgh
Charlotte
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Yankees
Jim Woods
Peaches
Ken Laresen
Tom Reynolds
Hoss Bowlin
Wayne North
Barons
George Springs
Pancho Herrera
Tourists
Larsen
Gary Johnson
Chico Fernandez
Lynchburg
Johnson
Lynchurg
Sam C. Smith Jr
Tide Cagers Entered In Invitationals
University of Alabama basketball will play in two 1964-65 invitational tournaments. The Virginia Tech Invitational games run December 18-19 with North Carolina Mississippi State and Virginia Tech. The Charlotte Invitational follows December 28-29 with Ohio University Duquesne and Davidson College. Nine players return led by top scorer Bob Andrews.
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Ohio University
Kentucky
Davidson
North Carolina
Duke
Alabama
Bob Andrews
Charlie Perry
Ken Moses
Bob Hickey
Bambo Howland
Andrews
Wright repeats at Muskogee Women’s Open for fourth win
Mickey Wright, 29, captured her 56th pro win and fourth this year at the Muskogee Women’s Open finishing with a 213 total, three over par. She earned $1,250, tied the course record with a 68, and heads to the Dallas Open on a fun course. Marlene Hagge finished second, Betsy Rawls close behind after a par 70. Rawls failed to tie for second with a missed final-hole putt.
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Muskogee
Okla
Marlene Hagge
Mickey
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Betsy Rawls
Miss Rawls
Fitts Claims Selma Title in Golf Invitational
M C Fitts of Tuscaloosa won the Selma Country Club Invitational after two subpar rounds 68 and 69, finishing 72 holes at par 284. He edged Jackie Cummings and Claude Moody, with Don Blanton and Frank Holt also high in the final standings on the 6,300 yard course in Selma Alabama.
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Selma
Ala
M. C. Fitts
Tuscaloosa
Selma Country Club
Fitts
Jackie Cummings
Cummings
Claude Moody
Montgomery
Moody
Don Blanton
Frank Holt
Birmingham
ABC Fence Industries Ad Offers Fence Options
An advertisement from ABC Fence Industries promotes chain link and privacy fences with no down payment and low monthly payments. It lists contact numbers 355-1474 and 353-8031 and provides a P O Box address in Decatur.
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ABC Fence Industries
U.S.A
P.O
Decatur
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