New Rule Set For Local PGA Applies to Carolinas Pros
The Carolinas section of the PGA of America will fine and suspend member pros for appearing in unsanctioned events effective July 1. Exemptions cover small local pro-ams with no prize money or four players or fewer with no low-score prize. First offenses incur 25 dollar fines, second 50 dollars and six months, third 100 dollars and 12 months. The rule aims to ensure a representative field from the Carolinas.
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Carolinas
Professional Golfers Association of America
Johnny Johnston
Johnston
Big John Pick Wins InvitatIonal Trot at Roosevelt
Big John the 4.20 favorite defeats Style Sester by one and one half lengths in Friday night’s Invitational Trot at Roosevelt Raceway as prep for next week’s American Trotting Championship.
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Westbury
N.Y
Big John
Style Sester
Roosevelt Raceway
Colavito Continues HR Assault
Rocky Colavito homered twice to push his season total to 13 as Cleveland split four games in a tense week. The Indians, hampered by poor run support, fell 7-5 to Kansas City and the A’s while Baltimore led the league with an Orioles loss in 14 innings.
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Mike Rather
Associated Press
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Indians
Colavito
Kansas City
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Municipal Stadium
Rocky
Jim Gosger
Baltimore Orioles
California
Detroit
Minnesota
Angels
Orioles
Joe Adfeock
Rick Reichardt
Paul Schaal
Tom Satriano
Mamies New Hubby Will Go To Minors
AP reports pitcher Lees Meyers may join the California League affiliate in Fresno and Lodi after a disputed inheritance claim. Meyers, linked by reports to Mamie Van Doren, faces questions over a $2 million potential inheritance while police handle a disturbance as a 14 inning game ends with the Angels victory.
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Mamie
Dallas
Lees
Meyers
Lodi
California
Dick Meyers Sr
Butler
Times Herald
Paul Meyers Jr
Lee Meyers
Fresno
Calif
Dallas Times
Herald
Meyers Meyers
Mame van Doren
Hi-Toms Hit Four Salisbury Pitches In Western Carolina Win
Thomasville beat Salisbury 12 hits to none as LAGUNAS homered for the nineteenth time and Glover drove in three with a first inning triple. Maye earned the win, moving to 6-3, as Salisbury pitchers struggled with control. Other games saw Gastonia undefeated 50, Spartanburg beat Rock Hill 5-4, and Lexington edging Statesville 8-7.
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Thomasville
Rock Hill
Toms
Salisbury
Steve Miller
Roy Shrawder
Shrawder
Robert Santee
Santee
Gene Ratcliff
Gastonia
Greenville
Spartanburg
Lexington
Statesville
Two High Point Teams Reach Piedmont Doubles Round
Two High Point doubles teams, Charlie Lambeth with Arnold Koontz and Jerry Hughes with Jay Spencer, advanced to the second round in the Piedmont Tennis Association event after byes and a 16-3 3-3 win. Singles saw Randy Burge beat Dave Covington 6-4 11-8 and John Ward beat Hughes 4-6 6-3, with other results and byes noted.
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Winston-Salem
High Point
Piedmont Tennis Assn
Ormament
Charlie Lambeth
Arnold Koontz
Jerry Hughes
Jay Spencer
Tommy Lewis
Buddy Voncannon
Randy Burge
Dave Covington
John Wardannes Hughes
David Mester
High
Kem Murray
Walter Idol
High Point Hi
Beh Bede
Burge
Sappeo
Clif Pierce
Sapp
Chidester
Idol
Mack Walker
Dodgers Rally Past Braves 4-0 in Atlanta
In a low scoring eighth inning at Truist Park, the Dodgers broke open a tense game to defeat the Braves 4-0 last night. Rookie starter TB earned the win as Atlanta fell short of the punch they hoped to deliver at home.
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Baltimore Orioles
California Angels
Anaheim
Calif
Orioles
Sempre
Emmett Ashford
Ashford
Atlanta
Dodgers
Braves
Ellis Returns to Reds Rotation as 12-1 Win Sparks Streak
Samay Ellis, Reds reliever turned starter, won his second straight decision as Cincinnati beat San Francisco 12-1 to extend a seven-game run. Ellis, 25, expressed a wish to avoid bullpen life, noting long-term wear. He allowed six hits over eight innings, with Reds building momentum toward a sixth-place tie in the NL. Other early results from the league included Dodgers blanking Atlanta, Pirates over Phillies, and California edging Baltimore in 14 innings.
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New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Washington
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Mike Hershberger
Colavito
Hershberger
Murray
CHASS _ Samay
Ellis
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Don Heffrer
Smith Faces Emerson In Wimbledon Fourth Round
Ian Smith, US junior champion from Pasadena, meets defending champion Roy Emerson of Australia in the Wimbledon fourth round. Emerson, world’s top amateur, seeks a third straight Wimbledon title as Smith vows to stay calm.
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Wimbledon
England
Ian Smith
United States
Roy Emerson
Australia
Pasadena
Calif
Emerson
Smith
Orange, N.J
Gene Jones Qualifies For Tourney
Gene Jones shot 71 65 136 at Blair Park to qualify for the National Publinx Golf Tournament next month in Milwaukee Wisconsin. He beat Roger Watson by three strokes while Audrey Bottoms and William Coore finished with 154 and 156 respectively. Watson posted 69 for the first 18 holes but Jones finished strong in the afternoon as Watson shot 70.
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Jene Jones
Blair Park
Milwaukee
Wisc
Jones
Roger Watson
Aubrey Bottoms
William Coore
Watson
Palmer Casper duel leads Western Open showdown at Medinah
Billy Casper and Arnold Palmer headline a crowded field at the Western Open on Medinah’s tough layout. Casper posted 72 to reach 141, while Amnie shot 76 to 142, with Tommy Bolt and Tony Lema at 142 and Homero Blancas tied at 140 alongside Kermit Zarley who sits 69, seeking early momentum in a high scoring round. The course’s wide fairways spark debate over fairway width and its impact on pros’ strategies versus past performances.
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Chicago
Medinah
Casper
Amnie
Tommy Bolt
Tony Lema
Ken Venturi
Jack McGowan
University of Houston
Homero Blancas
Kermit Zarley
Zarlley
Blancas
Duke
Herero Blancas
Billy Casper Saiz
Jack McGowaney
Arnold Palmer
Harry
Toscano
Aaron
Bob Brue
Mike Souchak
Charles Coody
Harglo Kneece Tetas R. H. Sikes
Rod Furnseth
Gardner Dickson Jr
Bruce Devlin
Thti
Labron Harris
Gay Brewer Jr
Don January
Bruce Crampton
Roger Ginsberg
Theb
Taz
Lional
Bert Vance
Joe Campbell
Dave Fis
Bitty Macorett
Freddie Haat
Dan Sikes
Dean Refram
John Cook
Bob Gualty
Gordon Jones
Clauda King
Ken Forkes
Reena Siford
TSG
Rancy Rover
Ferree
Casper Blancas Lead at Western Open Tied Halfway
U S Open champion Billy Casper and former University of Houston star Homero Blancas use similar putting stances as they duel at Medinah Country Club for the Western Open. Blancas and ex-Houston teammate Kermit Zarley share the lead at 140 after 36 holes, with Casper one behind at 141 following rounds of 69 and 72. The $100,000 event unfolds west of Chicago.
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Billy Casper
University of Houston
Homero Blancas
Chicago
Blancas
Houston
Kermit Zarley
Casper
Medinah Country ‘Club
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al Worthington
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Elston Howard
Juan Pizarro
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Jose Santiago
Santiago
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