Enterprise Golf Classic Opens at Blair Park Course
The seventh annual Enterprise Golf Classic begins Saturday at Blair Park for two weekends. A 72 hole event with two 18 hole rounds each weekend, it attracts a record field and features Jim Ward, 1964 champion, defending his title. First three winners were Marvin Boggs, Roger Watson, and Bud Kivett. Entries close soon with Johnny Johnston, Blair Park pro, or via the column blank. New trophies for top seniors. The first 36 holes count toward overall scores and seed flights of 16 plus ties for final 72 holes. The open competition targets male amateurs in the Enterprise circulation area.
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Clay Patterson Boxing Bill Sets Twin Bill at Garden
Major boxing plans at Madison Square Garden propose a Cassius Clay Floyd Patterson heavyweight doubleheader. WBA titleholder Ernie Terrell would defend his crown against George Chuvalo as a companion bout. Winners then would meet for the undisputed title, with several NBA and MLB teams listed in a separate schedule.
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Western Carolinas League results and boxing card notes
Reported baseball results from the Western Carolinas League with scores for Lexington, Greenville, Spartanburg, Salisbury, Winston-Salem, Portsmouth, Rocky Mount, Wilson, Peninsula, Greensboro, Columbus, Birmingham, Knoxville, Charlotte and other matches. Boxings clippings discuss WBA stance on a Chuvalo Lynchburg card and the Clay Terrell title situation amid suspensions and past controversial outcomes.
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Columbus Regains First Place in Southern League
Columbus pushed back to the top by sweeping Birmingham in a doubleheader 4-2 and 2-1. The Yankees pulled 14 games ahead of Asheville after Asheville lost to Lynchburg while Birmingham dropped to last place. Montgomery won two in a row, moving to sixth, and Knoxville defeated Charlotte 13-2 as the circuit played through Monday night games.
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Wills Finds Swinging Help In Bridge Player
Dodgers star Maury Wills drives 26th stolen base as Parker and Davis power the attack in a 5-4 win over the Reds. Wills reaches base thrice, lifts average to .301, and has a 19 game hitting streak. Gibson wins for St. Louis. Blasingame and Torre pace a split of MLB action.
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Braves blank Houston as Torre drives in four
The Associated Press report notes Joe Torre, Milwaukee catcher, hit a homer and two other hits driving in four runs as Milwaukee blanked Houston 6-0. Wade Blas pitched five singles allowed for his 12th win of the season in the 6-0 victory.
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Killebrew Back At Old Position In AL Action
In Asheville the Skyview Golf Tournament opens with James Black and Lee Eller leading a field of about 150 golfers including 96 pros and 60 amateurs. Killebrew returns to third base for the Twins, homering for the 20th time as Minnesota expands its lead. Mincher homers and the Angels win 6-2 as the AL holds strong. LA tops Cincinnati 5-4 in the NL. Walter Hagen reportedly schedules a cancer operation in New York. Fregosi drives in runs and Morehead shines for the Orioles.
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