Ramos Outpoints King to Retain Featherweight Title
Sugar Ramos of Cuba defended his world featherweight crown by outpointing Nigerian challenger Rafia King in 15 rounds at El Toreo Bullring Mexico City. Ramos weighed 126 pounds. King 125. Ramos endured a forced early ring entry and injured hands from the sixth round, but earned the decision before 23,500 fans as rain threatened earlier. King, 26, suffered a first-round cut that bled intermittently, while promoter Pablo Ochoa moved up the bout to avoid postponement.
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Left handed New Zealander wins British Open in St Anne's
Bob Charles of New Zealand defeated Phil Rodgers of California by eight strokes in the 36 hole British Open playoff at Royal Lytham and St Anne's. Charles, 27, became the first left handed golfer to win a major, after tying with Rodgers at 277 and pulling away with superb putting and steady play.
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Royal Lytham and
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Calif
Charles
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Ben Hogan
Glenn Wood Wins Bowman Gray Stadium Return Race
Glenn Wood of Stuart Virginia returned to racing after a 1961 absence to win the 200 lap Myers Brothers Memorial late model race at Bowman Gray Stadium. He led from lap 107 after a spin early and finished a half lap ahead of Ned Jarrett as 15,000 spectators watched.
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SATURDAY'S HOME RUNS By The Associated Press
American League leaders include Clinton 13 Schilling 8 for the Red Sox and Killebrew 19 Battey 18 Rollins 9 for the Twins. National League homers feature Aaron 26 with the Braves Moon 2 Oliver 1 for the Dodgers Mays 17 for the Giants Sievers 2 7 and Clendenon 2 11 for the Phillies.
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Two Spots Open In Golf Tourney
In Winston Salem thirty eight teenagers compete in an 18 hole sectional qualifier at Pine Brook Country Club to win two berths in the U S Junior Championship in Florence South Carolina starting July 31.
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Pennel Sets Outdoor Pole Vault Mark in London
John Pennel of Miami cleared 16 feet 8.4 inches at White City Stadium during the British Championships to set the outdoor world best. The 22 year old failed at 17 feet, tried again, and left for the hotel unsure of the final height.
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Gride Spring Training Is Just Before Starting
Pro football spring training is underway with July 25 target for all clubs to begin official work. Packers patch gaps from Hornung suspension and Quinlan trade as Lombardi eyes a third straight NFL title. AFL opens Sept 8. NFL Sept 15. Preseason starts Aug 2 with Packers vs College All-Stars in Chicago.
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Palmer Seeks PGA Championship Victory After British Ball Change
Arnold Palmer arrives in Dallas fresh from Royal Lytham St Annes where wind and rain and a new American ball complicate the game. He leads a field of 171 as the PGA Championship opens Thursday at DAC Country Club with Nicklaus Player and Julius among early favorites. Palmer is a 4-1 favorite to end the drought in the 72 hole stroke play event run through Sunday.
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South Africa
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Tex
Professional Golfers Association
Teen-Ager Lunn Wins National Public Links Championship
Bob Lunn, an 18 year old from San Francisco, captured the National Public Links title at Haggin Oaks after a 36 hole final. He led early, with Oppermann rallying but missing a 12 inch putt on the 24th hole to seal the championship.
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San Francisco
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Haggin Oaks
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