Dyer Leads Juniors in Blair Park Championship Title Chase
Sixteen-year-old Eddie Dyer holds a two stroke lead after the opening 18 holes of the 36 hole Jaycee Junior golf championship at Blair Park. Dyer shot 76 to lead John Ingold by two while Gary Dobbins and Darrell Parker tied for third at 79.
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Al Flip His Wig: Uproar in Five-Game AL Schedule
Umpires ruled a ball in a wild AL clash as Chicago and Kansas City slugged 11 homers led by Ron Hansen Peter Ward Don Buford and Jim Gentile. Causey Hernandez and others contributed in a high scoring nightcap before Baltimore and Detroit dominance and New York’s late surge reshaped the pennant chase.
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Colt Vet and the Old One In A 1964 Baseball Roundup
Colt Vet laments two piece hats after Fox drives in the winning run for the Colts in a 5-3 loss to the Giants. Brock and Kasko boost St. Louis as Phils, Cubs, and White Sox win in a day of late inning drama across the National and American leagues.
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Nicklaus Seeks PGA Berth With Home Court Try
Jack Nicklaus shoots two great rounds 66 and 68 at St Andrews and travels 10 000 miles tied the course record and faces a crucial PGA at Columbus site near Akron. He recalls passport troubles after the British Open and hope to qualify for the World Series of Golf while bidding to enter a strong field including Hogan Nelson Snead and Palmer. Also dated notes on the Putters Tourney in Fayetteville offering 20000 purse.
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Barons Show Off Prowess In All-Star Showdown
Birmingham Barons defeated the Southern League All-Stars 7-2 in a Monday night exhibition in Birmingham. Hoss Bowlin and Billi Weyer led the offense with key hits while Rom Tompkins earned the win on the mound. A crowd of 7,264 watched as Bowlin contributed a triple and a run batted in.
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Baseball box scores and schedules mix across cities
A jumble of scores and scheduled games from multiple leagues lists Detroit at Los Angeles and Washington at Minnesota among others. It also notes Chicago 10 Los Angeles , San Francisco 5 Houston 3 and Cincinnati at New York postponed by rain with several later matchups and doubleheaders in the mix.
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Close Carolina League Race Remains Tight After Week
The Carolina League standings stayed tight as Winston-Salem slipped past Raleigh 5-1 in the opener, Raleigh won 1-0 in the nightcap before a weather delay delayed other games. Portland?
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