Miss Englehorn Emerges as Sentimental Open Contender
Shirley Englehorn, after surviving two severe accidents, becomes the sentimental favorite at the Women's Western Golf Open in Pekin. Kathy Whitworth leads with a 71 in windy conditions and a two stroke edge over Englehorn, with Palmer and Maxwell tied for third at 74. Betsy Cullen sits at 75.
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Pekin
Ill
Shirley Englehorn
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Englehorn
Kathy
Pekin Country Club
Shirley
Caldwell
Idaho
Arizona
Sandra Palmer
Susie Maxwell
Betsy Cullen
Mets and Astros forge twin bill splits and a shutout win
Cleon Jones of the Mets collected seven hits in a doubleheader and scored three runs as New York split with Pittsburgh, taking game one 6-5 and dropping game two 6-5 in 14 innings. Dave Giusti of the Astros scattered eight hits for his first shutout of the season in a 4-0 victory over the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Cleon Jones
Mets
New York
Pittsburgh
Dave Giusti
Astros
Los Angeles
Locals Advance In Net Tourney In NC Closed Championship
In Greensboro AP report eight seeded players start third round in the North Carolina Closed Tennis Championships. Gene Hamilton defeats Perry Holland 6-2 6-0 and Richard Sapp 6-1 6-0 to move on. Allen Morris and Bryant Langston also win dominant sets while Wake Forest's Mike Rubenstein battles through. Julia Ann Holt reaches quarterfinals with 6-1 6-0 win. Laura DuPont, tied to US Girls event, faces Mary Norris Preyer after today's round assignments.
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Bryant Langston
Goldsboro
Husky Mike Rubenstein
Wake Forest University
Bobby Koury
Burlington High School
Laura DuPont
Charlotte
Mary Norris Preyer
Greensboro
Miss DuPont
Philadelphia
Johnston Team Tops Pro-Club Officers Event Tie
In Lexington North Carolina the Carolinas PGA Pro Club Officers Tournament saw teams led by Tom Case of Greensboro and Dave Forbis of Burlington post best ball 55s. High Point pro Johnny Johnston's squad shot 56 while Thorne Wood and Luke Beasey both tied at 57.
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Lexington
N.C
Tom Case
Greensboro
Dave Forbis
Burlington
Carolinas
Lexington Country Club
High Point
Johnny Johnston
Thorne Wood
Asheboro
Luke Beasey
Durham
Greensboro Players Shine in NC Closed Tennis Tourney
Leon Chidester of High Point teams with Dennis Daniels in men's doubles and with Pat Neal of Brevard in mixed doubles. Jane Preyer of Greensboro defeats Marcia Monroe 6-3 8-6 in women. Jim Love beats Walt Idol 10-8 4-6 6-3 in men. Chidester defeats Jack Warmath by default. Ken West of Wake Forest College defeats Chidester 6-1 6-0 in round two.
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Greensboro
Leon Chidester
High Point
Dennis Daniels
North Carolina
Pat Neal
Brevard
Jane Preyer
Marcia Monroe
Jim Love
Walt Idol
Chidester
Jack Warmath
Ken West
Wake Forest College
Bays blank All-Stars 6 0 in Grimsley Stadium exhibition
The Baltimore Bays defeated the North Carolina All-Stars 6-0 at Grimsley High Stadium in Greensboro before about 1 100 fans. Bays scored four goals in the first half and added two more in the final period for the exhibition victory.
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Greensboro
Baltimore Bays
North Carolina All - Stars
Grimsley High Stadium
the Bays
Boutell leads opening round in Eastern Amateur with 66
George Boutell of Phoenix shot a four under par 66 at Elizabeth Manor to lead the Eastern Amateur Golf Tournament as Ron Cerrudo and others trailed. Seven players broke par and four matched it in the 72 hole event through Thursday while Marty Fleckman Vinny Giles were near the top. In Clemson football notes Coach Frank Howard’s Tigers undergo physicals and picture day as 46 lettermen and 16 starters prepare for the season with workouts set for Saturday.
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George Boutell
Phoenix
Ariz
Elizabeth Manor Country Club
Clemson
S. C
Frank Howard
Clemson Tigers
Howard
Lakers waive top pick Randy Mahaffey from Clemson
Randy Mahaffey a 6 foot 7 forward was cut by the Los Angeles Lakers and placed on waivers on Thursday. The Clemson product averaged 12.1 points in 10 intrasquad games and is expected to enter medical school at the University of Georgia.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Laker
Randy Mahaffey
Clemson
Mahaffey
University of Georgia
National Basketball Association
King Advances to Essex Title Defense in Quarterfinals
Top seed Billie Jean King from Long Beach California moved into the quarterfinals at Manchester Essex Country Club as she faced seventh seed Virginia Wade of England in the pursuit of a third Essex Championship. King swept Esme Emanuel of South Africa 6 1 6 0 in the prior round.
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Manchester
Mass
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Essex Country Club
Virginia Wade
England
Mrs. King
Essex
Esme Emanuel
South Afric
Clay to wed in Muslim ceremony this Sunday
Cassius Clay the sidelined world heavyweight champion will wed his fiance in a Muslim ceremony Sunday or earlier if the bride can complete preparations, according to Clay's manager. Jim Ryan ran 1,500 meters in 3 38.2 and Randay Matson threw 68 1/2 feet as the United States led West Germany 22 100 in Duisburg.
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Chicago
Cassius Clay
Clay
Duesseldorf
Germany
Jim Ryan
Randay Matson
United States
West Germany
Workshop To Be Held By Women's Bowling Group
The High Point Women's Bowling Association will stage a bowling workshop for all officials of the leagues team captains and any interested bowl ers. The workshop will be held in the conference room at High Point Lanes at 2 p m Saturday. Refreshments will be served and entertainment will be provided.
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High Point Women’s Bowling Association
High Point Lanes
Baseball Scores Roundup and Schedule Highlights
Major league results show New York 6 Pittsburgh 5 in 14 innings and Philadelphia 5 Chicago 2 in 12. Detroit 7 Boston 4 in 10. Baltimore 4 New York 1. Cleveland 8 Washington 3 in 16. Chicago at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh listed as not played. Upcoming games include Chicago at Philadelphia and Atlanta at Los Angeles with multiple twi night and doubleheader notes.
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Carolina League game at Finch Field in Thomasville
Burlington and Winston Salem meet at Finch Field in a 7 30 p m regular Carolina League contest to gauge fan interest in pro baseball. Proceeds and prizes accompany promotions with free admission for youth players and coaches accompanied by an adult.
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Thomasville
Burlington
Winston-Salem
Hi Toms
Little League
Mann’s Drug No. 1
City Cleaner
Guilford
Davidson County
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Red Sox
Dick Bates
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John Mickles
Petty’s Rookie Season Netted $760 in 1958
Charlotte AP notes Richard Petty earned $760 in his first racing season of 1958. By 1965 he had tallied about $450,000 in purses, with a high of $98,810 in 1964 and $78,930 the prior year. Projections suggest $135,000 this year if he stays at a .500 pace and wins major races at Darlington Charlotte and Rockingham, aiming for a potential 24-win season. Follows a comparison to Tim Flock’s 1955 mark, with Petty logging 3,525 miles to Flock’s 2,160 by win No. 17.
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N.C
Richard Petty
Darlington
Rockingham
Tim Flock
Hillsborough
Flock
Petty
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