Six Americans Advance in British Amateur Golf Championship
In Carnoustie Scotland thirty-two survivors from 258 entered remain in the British Amateur Golf Championship. Six Americans, led by 21-year-old Texan Yom Kite Jr of McKinney, reach the quarterfinals as matches progress. Kite advances through three rounds, facing Walter Black of Scotland, while fellow U.S. players Steve Melnyk John Greer John Farquhar Jim Simons and Howard Clark contend with the field as the rounds narrow to 18 for the quarters and semis with the final set for Saturday. Ed Updegraff and Mike Sanger also compete, with Updegraff pairing against Bill Hogg and Sanger drawing Andrew Chandler of England.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Carnoustie
Scotland
Yom Kite Jr
McKinney, Tex
Walter Black
Scot
Steve Melnyk
Jacksonville
Fla
John Greer
Wales
John Farquhar
Amabile
Tex
Mugh Stuart
Andrews
Jim $Imons
Tuller
Howard Clark
England
Swere Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Arna
Graham Denies NFL Blacklisting Ahead of Grand Jury
Cleveland AP report says Oslo Graham former Washington Redskins coach and Cleveland Browns star says the NFL will survive the federal grand jury probe into league operations. He denies blackballing or facial discrimination and notes his prep by reading Johnny Sample’s book. Al Davis testifies and the grand jury plans more witness testimony before summer adjournment.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Oslo Graham
Washington Redskins
National Football League
NFL
Graham
Cleveland Browns
Coast Guard Academy
Medskins
Raham
Johnny Sample
Sample
New York Jets
al Davis
Oakland Raiders
American Football League
NVE
Fights Wednesday's Fights in West and Midwest
In Sacramento Rico Dalio Gonzales of Long Beach defeated Belo Gonzales of Mexico by outpoint in a 138-pound bout. In Las Vegas Toby Mack of Chicago edged Mike Boswell of Warren by outpoint in a 188-pound contest.
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Sacramento
Calif
Rodalio Gonzales
Long Beach
Belo Gonzales
Mexico
Las Vegas
Nev
Toby Mack
Chicago
Mike Boswell
Warren
Ohle
Upset Recital in British Amateur Golf Round Four
In Carnoustie Schwitz, a 26 year old attorney from South Africa, upset defending champion Banallack 4 and 3. Schwitz secured two birdies on Carnoustie’s 8,828 yard par 74 links, ending Banallack’s two year dominance as a five time champion.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Carnoustie
Sealland
Mike Achwity
South Arica
Mike Banallack
Walker Car
Schwitz
Banallack
Jose
Michael
Bobby Cole
Cole
Jlugh ‘Stuart
John Farquhar
Amarillo
Tex
Jones to Instruct Dutch on Art of Baseball
Dave A Jones Jr son of Mr and Mrs Jones 2547 14th Ave Will spend the summer instructing the Dutch in the American sport of baseball He is a freshman pitcher at Pomona College and one of 20 collegiate players selected for the Holland Baseball Project Jones leaves June 11 for the Netherlands
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Dave A. Jones Jr
Dave A. Jones
14Th Ave
JU Jones
Pomona
Calif
Joness
Netherlands
Ietes
Amsterdam
Bill Arce
Claremont
lUmited States Baseball Federation
Royal" Dutch Baseball Assn
Jones
Greeley N Central
Greeley American Legion-Elks
Hsport
Dr Alvarez Still Critical After Indy 500 Pace Car Crash
INDIANAPOLIS AP Dr Vicente Alvarez surgeon and sports writer from Buenos Aires remained unconscious and in critical condition for the fourth day Sunday after a skull fracture in the pace car crash at the start of Saturday's Indianapolis 500. Mike Mosley race driver from Brownsburg Ind was in serious condition with multiple injuries including leg and arm fractures and facial burns after a pileup with Bobby Unser.
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Indianapolis
Vicente Alvarez
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alvarez
Jne
Wst
Mike Mosley
Kram Brownsburg
Ind
Bobby Unser
Unser
Coaches to Lead All-State Sports Teams in Pueblo Clinic
June 16 to 19 Pueblo hosts Colorado High School Coaches Association clinic featuring coaching luminaries from Petroff Zulauf Neal and others. Notable roles include Tom Pett vol t featured lecturer and Ed Zulauf head coach for North All Stars football and Keith Neal head coach for North team in basketball. AAA and Class A AA games set dates at Pueblo stadium with fieldhouse seating and All-State basketball debuts in the new arena.
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Torre
Pueblo
University “of Northern Colorado
Tom Pettvolt
Colorado High School Coaches Association
Ed 4Ulaul
North All Stars
Highland
Keith Neal
Cline
Augusta
Vince Gibson
Kansas State
la Heron
New Mexico State University
Jerf Wempsler
Colorado State University
John Cyats
Inentar
Jeertavers
Southern Colu
Wright
Billy Mitchell
Colorad State College
Fiedouseleady Springs
Reident
Denver
Wac
Ault Highland
At & P.m
Pueblo Public School
Pueblo Stadium
SCSC
Mammoth Arena
Hich
Purse Finder Seeks Belmont Bid in Epic Series
Purse Finder, a triplestakes winner who missed the Derby and Preakness, was supplemented for the Belmont for 5000 dollars and will be the race’s only supplemental nominee. Trainer Jimmy Conway said the horse is improving daily after his May 12 debut victory, while Canonero II eyes a ninth Triple Crown try against a field led by Gand Behaving and Frank Caldwell’s entries. NBC CBS TV coverage is set for Belmont day with morning radio and afternoon telecast.
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Vd. Jacobs
Tarzan Stable
Highbinder
Good Behaving
Canonero I
Jimmy Conway
Canonnera W
Sato Mio
Canonera 1
Citation
Johnny Campo
Weil Heltman
Gand
Softball
Caldwel
Henry
Stainger
Salem
William Alelon
Jlevitt
NEW York
Johnny
Memphis Pros Reject Offer From Martin Bid
Memphis ABA club Memphis Pros rejected a $1.5 million bid from Rober Martin of Miami for the team with talks of moving to Tampa. Pros board chairman John Leake said the offer, raised from $1.2 million, was not accepted amid ongoing ABA NBA merger tensions and financial troubles for the club.
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Memphis, Tenn
Rober Martin
Miami
Memphis Pros
John “Buddy” Leake
Pros
Memphis Area Sports, Inc
Martin
Tampa
Tampa Bay
ABA
Sock
Memphis
Texas Chaparrals
Marlin
Texas
Charles Cavagnaro
Cavagnaro
NBA
Johnny Neumann
Mississippi
Weaver Wins Pro Am Golf Preliminary
DeWitt Weaver shot a slading 6 at Atlanta Country Club to win the pro am preliminary for the Atlanta Classic. The 4 husky Atlantan matched the pro am record with three birdies each side and won $500. Larry Hinson and Gardiner Dickinson led a 4s team tie with 4s in the pro-am team event.
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Atlanta
DeWitt Weaver
Atlanta Country Club
Weaver
Julian LeCrai
John Hunt
Tony Pigtoria
Dickinson
Joe Delaney
Buster Osmaiy
Cat Long
Bob Hope
Dack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Hope
City Softball results and mixed pro sports notes
City Softball results show The Faucet 0 Miller Feed ings 3 with Miller protest in the fifth. Dan Dennison drove in three for The Faucet while Vern Maser had three RBIs for Miller. Bruins Lair beat Clover Club 3 with Roger Reps and Bud Easton each driving in four. Bruins Lair scored in the fourth and six in the sixth. In Paris tennis, Frank Frackling defeats Arthur Ashe to reach the French Open semifinals. In Manchester, Kris Kermer upsets Ceci Marine in the Northern Handhands Tournament.
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Miller
Dan Dennison
Vern Maser
Braids Lair
Clover Club
Roger Reps
Bud Easton
Bruins Lair
Paris
Frank Frackling
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Apsel Arthur Ashe
Richmond
van Be
Manchester
England
Kris Kermer
Hollywood
Cal Kit
San Francisco
Ceci Marine
American colt Mill Reef wins Derby Stakes at Epsom
American colt Mill Reef held off Linden Tree by two lengths to win the Derby Stakes at Epsom in a rare global gathering. Britain's Geoff Lewis guided the Never Bend progeny to capture the world’s most democratic horse race purse at $147,900 with Linden Tree and Irish Hall close behind amid a cosmopolitan crowd.
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Mill Reef
Epsom Downs
England
Ireland
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Chelsea Birds
Geoff Lewis
Bill Ded
Britain
Never Bend
Lompardo
Dublin
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