Folkes Leads N C Amateur at Pinehurst by One Stroke
Ken Folkes a 20 year old Wake Forest star and defending champion took a 145 total after 36 holes in the North Carolina Amateur at Pinehurst. Dave Smith of Gastonia shot 71 to join him at 145, with Bill Harvey John Leach tied for third at 147. Hall and Patton trailed by three strokes at 151 and 148 respectively. Smith eagled No 16 and birdied 14 while Folkes held a one stroke edge into Sunday’s final 36 holes.
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Wake Forest
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Gastonia
Dave
Bill Harvey
Greensboro
John Leach
Troy
Don Hetrick
Lexington
Bill Hall
Tis
Billy Joe Patton
Hall
Pfeiffer College
Pinehurst Country Club
Spoon
Hiller's 12th inning RBI settles Giants win over Reds
Chuck Hiller delivered a two out single in the 12th, driving in Felipe Alou for a 4-3 San Francisco victory over Cincinnati. Jon Larsen earned the win in relief after Tsitouris left the bases loaded, with Willie Mays collecting two hits as San Francisco improved to near.300 for the season.
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San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
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Felipe Alou
Jose Pagan
Norm Larker
Jon Larsen
al Worthington
Harvey Kuenn
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Reds
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Norwood
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Lumberton
J. H. McCombs
Morbanton
Ben Goodes
Reidsville
David Griffith
Dorsett, Jr
Salisbury
Tor Mall
Greensboro
Eddie Honeycutt
Mooresville
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PCA
Don Smith
Gut Wher
San Fran
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Reidsvill
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Rose
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Matthews
Sam _ Estridge
Badin
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Incinnati
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Ipoh
Tsifouris
Millar Alou
T. E. Brom
Lexington
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Burke
Te¢ Oldenburg
Chapel Hill
Walsh
California Squad Captures Little League Title
California defeats Stratford 21 48 in a tense first extra inning title game. Jimmy Walker blooped a decisive hit driving in Fred Sehnem. Ken Kinsman protected the lead as Granada Hills wins the series on a late scoring sequence. Sehnem and Sehnem combined for strong pitching, with Harold Smith contributing on defense and offense.
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Houston
Tex
Nada Hills
Calif
Stratford
Conn
Ken Kinsman
Californians
Walker
Jay Julien
Fred
Brates
Sehnem
Granada Hills
Bill Sehnem
Williamsport
Connecticut Sehnem
Californiaas
Traffic Is Winner In Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga
Trafic ridden by Manuel Ycaza surged in the stretch to win the $111,475 Hopeful Stakes for 2-year-olds by a length at Saratoga. Amastar, the favorite, finished second after leading early, with Count Bud third. Trafic earned $72,393 to boost its season total, the race closing the Saratoga centennial meeting. Racing resumes at Aqueduct on Monday.
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Amastar
Trafic
Saratoga
Manuel Ycaza
Tha
Count Bud
Amastar Uni
Traffic
Reginal Webster
L. Laurin
Owas
Max Clark
Tomy Lee
Capelet
Yeaza
Ieaders
Tamgay
Golden Louis
Duel
Lord Date
Aqueduct
New York
SATURDAYS HOME RUNS IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
The Associated Press lists Saturday homers by American League and National League players. Blanchard of the Yankees hit his 13th, Keline 22, Kandas 11, Bressoud hit two for Detroit, Siebern brought club total to 75, Kindall added 5, Pavletich hit his 21st for the Mets as the leagues combine for notable power displays.
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Yankees
Keline
Kandas
Tigers
Bressoud
Red
Yanks Silence Chicago 3-0 in shutout victory
White Sox managed only six hits as Whitey Ford won his 18th game with a six hit shutout. Ray Herbert matched him until the fifth when Kubek doubled Linz home and Richardson followed with a run. Blanchard added an eighth inning homer, giving the Yankees a 3-0 victory to extend their AL lead. Ford struck out eight, now with 1520 for his career, and his fourth career shutout this season.
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Whitey Ford
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Sox
Ford
Ray Herbert
Yankee
Phil Ling
Tony Kubek
Linz
Bobby Richardson
Kubek
Johnny Blanchard
Yankees
Blanchard
Rbi
White Sox
Jim Lemon
Jack Reed
Tex
Red Ruffing
Hal Reniff
Cleveland Indians and Tigers Triumph In Tight Games
In two back to back features, Cleveland beat Boston 6-2 behind a seventh inning outburst led by Jerry Kindall and Max Alvis who doubled in two and Joe Azcue driving in two more. Don Donovan earned the win with a five hitter, while Ed Bressoud homered for Boston. In Detroit, Kaline drove in three runs including the winner in the 13th to lift the Tigers over the Kansas City Athletics 4-3 after Moe Drabowsky pitched all 13 for KC.
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Detroit Tigers
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Bill Bruton
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Lolich
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Red Sox
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Jefferson City
Mets Tie 41 Wins With Shutout Of Cubs In Chicago
The New York Mets beat the Chicago Cubs 3-0 to reach 41 victories, Carl Willey earning his first win since July as he pitched six hits allowed and a shutout. Jim Hickman hit a leadoff homer and a squeeze bunt produced another run in the fifth, with Frank Gonder and Duke Carmel contributing hits and RBI as New York extends its record.
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New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Carl Willey
Cubs
Jim Hickman
Mets
Willey
New York
Shickman
Frank Gonder
Santa
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Ranew
Grammmas
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Burton
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Carmel
York & Willey Wett
Ze Rubek
Blanchard
Rich- Kotte
Elstan
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Dimura
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Alou to wear glasses after minor stroke press
Felipe Alou of the San Francisco Giants, batting .286, is joining veteran players Mickey Wright in Dallas and others in Ogden Utah. He learned he has a minor stroke read and a 26 hole total off near sightedness. He expects to start wearing glasses next week on the Ogden LPGA Golf Tour.
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Francisco
San
Giants
Felipe J Alou
Glas- Ogden
Utah
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Tex
Ogden
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