Texas Schools Qualify 5 for NCAA Golf Play
The NCAA Golf Tournament field includes five Texas schools led by Houston and North Texas State. Homero Blancas and Kermit Zarley headline Houston, with Zarley to face Jim Ewing. Don Will Bot draws Bill Garrett. Blancas faces Jim Ferriell. Tom Shaw meets Mark Hopkins as quarters lead to 36-hole finals Saturday.
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Mantle To Test Knee In Game Friday Night
Mickey Mantle, out five weeks with a sore left knee, will test his condition in right field against the Detroit Tigers on Friday night in Baltimore. The result could determine if he can rejoin the Yankees and end the slump. Mantle spoke of wanting to know what the issue is and to see if he can play, even as Mayo Clinic rumors circulated. Manager Ralph Houk noted the team may rotate veterans and newcomers if Mantle cannot play.
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Ford Leads Eastern Open After First Round
Doug Ford shot 69 three under par to lead the $35,000 Eastern Open golf tournament in Baltimore after the opening round despite a putting lapse.
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Funeral Services For Lena Worley Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lena Worley of Numa will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday from Adamson Memorial Chapel. Born Feb 17, 1976 in Republican City Nebraska she was 86 at death. Survived by sister Anna Kinney Pierce stepson Earl Worley Sacramento and niece plus several nephews. Interment at Eaton.
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Embezzler Wins Small Essay Prize in Virginia
Minnie Mangum, an embezzler from Portsmouth, Virginia, wins a $3 prize in an essay contest by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. She is serving a six year sentence for stealing about a million from a Norfolk building and an association. Essay topic: Why Phoites is a Virginian. Also another note: New Delhi reports a one year extension of the India Pakistan trade pact.
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Ford guides Yankees to 3-0 win over Orioles in Baltimore
Veteran pitcher Whiley Ford returned to form to lead the slumping New York Yankees past the Baltimore Orioles 3-0. Ford earned his first win since May 9, scattering five hits while walking three and striking out none. Bill Skowron homered for New York, and Marshall Bridges closed with runners aboard to seal the victory.
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Tigers 6 Senators 3 in a tense Thursday game
Detroit Tigers rally with a three run seventh inning to defeat the Washington Senators 6 to 3. Goldy tripled and scored on a balk in the sixth, then delivered the game winning single through the middle as Colavito added two insurance runs with a double down the left field line. Fox earned the win over Kulyna in a game that saw Rudolph and Retzer clash with Ripplemeyer and Roarke behind the plate.
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Chisox Top Twins 6-2 Behind Fisher Close Relief
Chicago White Sox push four runs in Hirsk inning and get a strong relief showing from Fisher to beat the Minnesota Twins 6 to 2. Fisher works from the second inning, allows two hits in 7 23 innings, adds an eighth inning double scoring the sixth run, improving to 3-3. Al Smith belts a two run double as Luis Aparicio and Hershberger spark the early rally. Kratick takes the loss as Chicago plates early then holds on for the win.
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Angels top Athletics as Belinsky shines in KC win
Los Angeles pitcher Bo Belinsky no hits the Kansas City Athletics and lifts the Angels to second in the American League. Billy Morap and Felix Torres slugged key hits as Los Angeles pulled ahead of Minnesota and trailed Cleveland by two games. Belinsky survived early trouble, stranding 10 A’s in the opening innings to secure an eighth straight win overall for the Angels against Kansas City.
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Red Sox Beat Indians 3 1 Split Four-Game Series
Earl Wilson and Dick Radatz held Cleveland to three hits as Boston won 3 to 1. Carroll Hardy delivered a two run homer, supporting Wilson who improved to 15-7. Pedro Ramos took the loss for Cleveland, while Pete Runnels scored on Hardy's fourth inning drive.
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Phillies blank Cubs 3 0 as Mahaffey fires shutout
Phildadelphia Phillies beat Chicago Cubs 3 0 behind a five hit complete game by pitcher Mahaffey his eighth win in 16 decisions and second shutout He stranded 10 Cubs and allowed only two late innings while Tri Savage drove in two runs on three hits Don Demeter and Tony Gonzalez added runs in support The Cubs dropped their five game winning streak New Delhi report notes a Durgapur India plant will output 48000 tons annually after 1965 completion.
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Kiode to defend junior lightweight title in Manila clash
Flash Kiode, 27 year old world junior lightweight champion, defends his title Saturday in Manila against Auburn Copeland of Los Angeles. Copeland, a veteran with a career spent largely in Australia and the Philippines, is seen as having a fair chance to win. Copeland’s aggressive style and Kiode eyebrow vulnerability factor into the matchup as backers favor Copeland.
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