United States Takes Three Stroke Canada Cup Lead
The United States forged a three stroke edge in the Canada Cup golf championship at Portmarnock as Sam Snead and Palmer built a strong team total. Arnold and OConnor led individual play while Ireland trailed behind with Belgium and South Africa. Palmer suffered a late rough spell but Snead recovered with striking play as U.S. players dominated the early stages.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Portmarnock
Ireland
Stead
Arnold
Polineyik
United States
Miiinus Indloredt
Ferdlay
Snead
Belgium
Flary Vin Boneh
Palmer
Sout
Oconner
Nariman
Falmer
Lonter
Nepal
Consdigns
Stan Leonard
al Balding
Foss Says AFL Won't Sign More Undergraduates
Dallas report quotes AFL Commissioner Lee Foss saying the league will not sign more college undergraduates. He notes two players already drafted, Ernie White of Ohio State and Jock Sherer of Miami, will be allowed to play but no new undergraduates will be signed. Foss states the league will follow the rule that players may not be signed until their college class graduates.
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Dallas
Lee Foss
American Football League
Hriday College
Ernie White
Ohio State
Jock Sherer
Miami
Los Angel Les Chargers
Sherer
New York Titans
Foss
Jones Wins Split Decision Over Yon Clay in New York
Doug Jones, unbeaten New York light heavyweight, won a split ten round decision over Yon Clay of Philadelphia at St Nicholas Arena Friday night. Jones weighed 177 1 4 pounds, fifth ranked contender in the National Boxing Association listings.
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New York
Doug, Jones
Yon Clay
Philadelphia
St. Nicholas Arena
Jones
Azsz
Clay
Houston Champ Faces Stanford Golfer for Title
Colorado Springs report shows defending champion Dick Crawford of Houston advancing to a Saturday final after 38 hole semifinal wins with Dean Beniin Maryland and Steve Smith Stanford. Crawford meets Smith in a 36 or 38 hole championship at a 7,006 yard par 71 course.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
API
Dick Crawford
Houston
Dean Beniin
Maryland
Steve Smith
Stanford
Gene Hansen
Minne
Sola
Sayas Mae Te Ghani
Crawford
Smish
Tille
Bears edge Louisville in seventh straight win
The Denver Bears extended their winning streak by defeating defending champions Louisville 42 to 5,192 fans in a Friday night showdown. The Bears rode a strong start and consistent defense to pull away as the crowd roared.
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Associated Press
Denver Bears
Louisville
Welove
Hantze Wins in Rain At Wimbledon
Karen Hantze of California advanced to the Wimbledon women’s singles quarterfinals amid rain delays that halted many matches. Maria Bueno of Brazil, leading the field, also moved forward as play was suspended multiple times due to soggy courts.
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Karen Hantze
Wimbledon
Tom Ochiltree
Associated Press
England
Brazil
Maria Bueno
California
Gieir
Earl
Butch) Buchholz
St. Louis
Bob Mark
Atelolian
Miss Buea
Sao Paulo
Margaret Hellyer
Australia
Hanke
Fishing improving in streams and lakes across Colorado
Keldmen of the Colorado Game and Fish Department said streams are clearing and fishing is improving in most areas. Higher creeks are dry, and fishing is bringing good results though snow and mud persist in some high altitude regions. The best fishing this week is expected in Gunnison, Granby, Steamboat Springs, Grand Mesa and North Park.
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Urmer
Keldmen
Colorado Game and Fish Department
Gunnison
Granshy
Steamboat Springs
Grand Mesa
North Park
Wimbledon Tennis Results And Local Baseball Schedule
Saturday games include La Salle at Longmont and Greeley Elks at Wellington. Sunday matchups feature Eston at Hudson and Longmont at Windsor with Wellington and Frederick in B games. Monday Hudson hosts Greeley Legion, while midweek Hildson visits La Salle and Greeley Elks meet Longmont in B action.
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la Salle
Longmont
Greeley Elks
Wellington
Eston
Hudson
Windsor
Frederick
Greeley Legton-Elks
la Sale
Port Maryan
Greeley Legion
Hildson
49ers To Lease Kezar Stadium In 1961 Pact
The San Francisco 49ers signed a one year lease Thursday for Kezar Stadium, barring its use by AFL rival Oakland Raiders after 1961. The deal could force the Raiders to seek a new playing field elsewhere. Also reports from Wimbledon show Darlene Hard advancing in the women's quarterfinals after rain suspended a match.
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SAN Fharcisco
San Francisco 49Ers
National Football League
Kezar
Oakland Halders
American Football League
Raiders
Ingemar Johansson Paid In Full After Patterson Fight
New York State Athletics Commission released 152 475 17 held in escrow for Ingemar Johansson in relation to his first bout with Floyd Patterson ending in a knockout in June 1969. Johansson and his attorney confirmed the full payment has been delivered.
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New York
Chargiion Ingemar Johans‘gon
Floyd Patterson
Lille
New York State Athletics Commission
Escrow
U S Seeks Tax Liens From Hollywood Stars And Figures
Los Angeles AP tax liens totaling over 400000 target two dozen celebrities, athletes, and film figures including Bud Abbott, Sammy Davis Jr., Caral Chan- ing, George Moschull, Edward Dmy- aryk, and Louis. Others named include Martha Hyer, John Carradine, Broderick Crawford, William Gargan, and more. The list represents disputed or unpaid federal income taxes. Also noted are baseball and football links and local team developments in the Southern Association.
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GOS Angeles
Hollywood
Robert A. Riddell
Internal Revenue Service
Highman
Bud Abbott
Riddell
Abbott
Jenny Mae
Sammy Davis Jr
Comedienne
Caral Chan- Ining
George Moschull
Edward Dmy- Aryk
Riddel
Velght
the Louis
Art Aragon
Ridell
W. TR. Burnett
William Saroyan
John] Carradine
Broderick Crawford
William Gargan
NAACP Looks At New Year in St Paul
The NAACP outlines civil rights goals for the year at its 11th annual convention closing session in St Paul. Delegates propose aggressive actions including sit-in protests, economic boycotts, mobilization of Negro trade unions, and pushing for desegregation in schools and voter registration. Delegates also staged protests against two downtown chain store outlets for lunch counter segregation policies.
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St, Paul, Minn
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
St. Paul
South
Phillies top Cardinals 4-3 to stretch win streak
Philadelphia pitchers limit St Louis to three runs as Robin Roberts earns his third straight win. Ken Walters drives in the decisive run with a fifth inning single after a rain delay, while Boyer homers for St Louis.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Robin Roberts
Ken Walters
St. Louis
Roberts
J. Neeman
W—Roberts
L — Broplie
Boyer
Kubek Leads Yanks Past Indians in 10 6 Victory
Johnny Kippstein and five Yankee pitchers silenced Cleveland as Kubek powered a 10 6 win with two homers. Jim Perry faltered after four as New York built a late rally to pull away and clinch the four game set. Meanwhile Jim Bunning spun a 4 0 shutout for Detroit over Washington as Colavito and Bolling contributed hits in the Tigers' offense.
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Cleveland
Tony Ku
Lobby Shantz
Ack Drovn
James
John Gabler
Jim Perry
Cleveland ‘O
New York Yankees
T Kings
Ol Kubek
Apener
Lockt
Klingstein
Briggs Johnny Kippstein
Hawkins
Romano
L—Kippstein
Detroit
Jim Bunning
Detroit Tigers
Washlington Senators
Tigers
Don Lee
Eddie Yost
Cisco Fernandes
Charlie Maxwell
Lee
Al“Kaline
Norm Cash
Rocky Colavito
Frank Bolling
Washington
Kratick
Moore
Naragon
Bunning
Berberet
Dodgers end Braves streak in 16th inning win
Dodgers rally in the 16th inning, scoring two runs on one hit to beat the Braves 5 3 in Milwaukee. Koufax, Roebuck and teammates held off Atlanta as Los Angeles snapped a six game Braves run and pulled within four games of first place Pittsburgh Finales.
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Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth Rangers
Minneapolis
Charleston
Senators
Indianapolis
Denver
Colonels
Gordon Seyfried
Louisville Watters
George Masik
Louisville
Stack Iones
Whiee Maye
Ibases
Hutley
Britain
Ann Haydon
Fried
Ead
Igharles
Vic
Bentley
Miss Haydon
Donohue
St. Paul
Rangers
Saints
Milwaukee
Angeles Dodgers
Bbll
Waukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Koufax
Roebuck
Rozeboro
Willey
Wilmer
Vinegar
Mizell
Pirates
Chicago
Cubs
Jim Hegan
Jerry Kindall
Elisworth
Schatfernott
iHegan
Smith
W — Jpizelt
Giants’ Mays homers pace 5-3 win over Reds
Willie Mays hit two home runs to lead San Francisco past Cincinnati 5-3 as Johnny Antonelli, coming off a rough start, preserved Mike McCormick’s first win over the Reds this season. The nine hit attack supported McCormick with pressure in the late innings.
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Cincinnate
Willie Mays
Johnny Antonelli
San Francisco
Giants
Cincinnati
Mays
Milwaukee
Antonelli
Gincinnati
Mike McCormick
Cincinati
McCormick
Schmidt
Hook
Grim
Dotlerer
W—Mccormick
L — Hook
Kirkland
Bell
Title Bout Seats 25 Dollars for World Heavyweight Fight
Toronto promoters announced tentative plans for a world heavyweight title bout in Varsity Stadium in August Archie Moore to defend his crown against undefeated European champion Eric Schoeppner of Germany. Moore guaranteed 200000 dollars Schoeppner 50000 dollars and lowest Midtown stadium seat set at 3 dollars.
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Toronto
Archie Moore
Eric Schoeppner
Germany
Stoore
Schoeppner
Fragmented Sports Box Score With Mixed Results Across Leagues
The fragmentary recap lists minor league and major league scores across multiple cities including Denver Louisville St. Paul Houston Dallas-Ft Worth Minneapolis and Indianapolis. It notes player names Darnell Porterfield Hernandez Hannah Maumey Wills Slack Tillman and Donahue among others. It also mentions Pioneer and Pan-American leagues with numerous postponed games and Derby context highlighting Victory Park finishing third in the 1980 Kentucky Derby and coach Laroy Alitz leading Westl Feiny’s wrestling squad for the sixth season.
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Louisville
Denver
Butler
Taylor
Seyfried
Andl Rourke
Charleston
Minneapolis
Darnell
Porterfield
Hernandez
Hannah
Maumey
Wills
Slack
Tillman
Dallas-Fi
St Paul
Frivano
Crone
Hyman
White Sox down Red Sox 2-1 behind Shaw
Chicago righty Bob Shaw earned his first win in three weeks guiding the White Sox to a 2-1 victory over Boston. Chicago scored in the first two frames and Shaw limited Boston to seven hits as Mombouquette, Nixon, and Sellar contributed to the visitor's scoring.
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Chicago
Bob Shaw
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Nixon
Shaw
Sellar
W—Shaw
Mombouquette
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Doug Jones
Vallisville
Carl Greene
Jin Stump
Ray Satowski
Minnneapolis
Don Schwall
Dallas Fort Worth
Dick Tomanek
Don Hessent
Carl Thomas
Boyd Linker
Jim Brewer
99Ers
Darlene Hard
Karen Hanke
Janet Hopps
Seattle
Bernze Schuwurmant
South Africa
Miss Hopps
Miss Schuurman
Miss Hard
Ichampion
Anna Dmitrieva
Miss Happs
Montebello
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Rain
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Newport
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Hvants
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Duke of Devonshire
British Lawn Tennis Association
Birmingham
Tony Graf
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Mobile
Keen Othy Post
Ingo Gats
Mary Peterson
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Walden Ernest Walden
Kimball
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Rouele
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NAACP
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Westl Feiny
First Presbyterian Church
Sth Avenue
Lith Street
Arnold W. Langenberg
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL _CHURCH
16Th Street
Zink Avenue
Oger
Frederick W. Hyslop
Chao
First Covenant Church
10Th Ave
8Th St
Kay L. DeBoer
G. Cecil Asterberg
First Christian Church
Ath Ave
Leastia L. Bowers, Jr
Digelnlas
First Methodist Church
Tenth Ave
Shursh School
Swihag A.M
Henry L. Wells
Frank & Harvey
Narsery Caracutine
First Evangelical Free Church
13Th Ave
11Th Street
Edwin Guber
Edwin Gubler
LaReou N. Theewalt
Christian Science
Éth St
First Church of Christ Soientist
Heaton
Radio
KFKA
FIRST
Assembly of God
43Rd Ave
Peoples of All Faiths
Harold J. Maley
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