Boynton Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic First Round Tie
Frank Boynton shot a five under par 67 to share the lead with Bob Dickson at 68 in the Philadelphia Golf Classic, while heat took a toll on several players including U S Open champion Orville Moody who collapsed on the 15th fairway and received ambulance aid. Bob Charles and a large group trailed one stroke back at 69 in windy 95 degree conditions at White Marsh Country Club.
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Rogers Wins State Jaycee Golf Championship
Texarkana's Bill Rogers shot a closing 79 to finish with 159 and win the Arkansas Jaycee state junior golf tournament in Little Rock. Fort Smith's Bo Baumister took second at 163, Hot Springs' Tom Schrader earned third after a four hole playoff over Cary Patterson and Don Shock. Fort Smith's David Vandergriff led after day one with 92 and finished seventh.
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All-Star picks unofficially settle NL lineup by players
Manager Red Schoendienst completed the 28 man National League squad for the Washington game with 11 players chosen by vote. Catcher Chris Cannizzaro and outfielder Rusty Staub fill the required representation from each club. Notables include Willie Mays Roberto Clemente Hank Aaron and Pete Rose among starters and reserves.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Tables list daily peak fishing and hunting periods from Richard Alden Knight. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times and seek the best sport each day offers.
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Oakland's Wins Lead Yet No Ground In West Race
Oakland Athletics won seven of eight, including an 8-2 win over Seattle, but sit 15 games behind Minnesota in the American League West as the Twins ride a nine straight win streak. Bando homered and drove in four for Oakland, while harmonizing with Seattle’s Don Mincher’s homer in the loss. The Twins' rally-filled day included Harmon Killebrew’s 28th homer as Minnesota moved further atop the division.
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Western Women's Tourney Resumes At Oak Park
Rain washed out Thursday action in the 69th annual Women’s Western Amateur golf tournament at Oak Park expected to resume today. Competitors from multiple regions vie for the title as final rounds approach.
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Cards Hammer Pirates With 14 Hits in Win
The St Louis Cardinals powered past the Pittsburgh Pirates with 14 hits led by Bob Didier and Felipe Alou as the offense exploded in a 14 game. Bob Burda hit a seventh inning homer for the Dodgers in a 14-13 Los Angeles loss to San Francisco. Joe Torre and Julian Javier each had three hits for St Louis, while Montreal and Pittsburgh also produced a high scoring game in an 5-4 Expos win on eighth inning doubles by Ty Cline and Coco Laboy.
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Ordaz to Receive Olympic Cup in Mexico City
Pedro Ramirez Vazquez announced that President Diaz Ordaz will be awarded the Olympic Cup and Brundage Foundation medal today. Avery Brundage, head of the IOC, is due to arrive in Mexico City to make the presentation.
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U S Russia and Britain Open Triangular Track Meet
The U S team opens with speed and depth in Los Angeles at the two session triangular meet against Russia and the British Commonwealth. USA fields Fosbury Seagren and notable sprinters while Russia touts Olympic champions Viktor Saneyev Skuls and Golubnichy and the Commonwealth relies on Clarke and Dou Bell in distance events.
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Travelers top Albuquerque 4-2 as Cleveland earns 13th win
Arkansas Travelers edge Albuquerque 4-2 with Reggie Cleveland securing his 13th victory. Bart Zeller hits a leadoff homer in the fourth to break a 2-2 tie and keep Arkansas ahead. The Dodgers later rout Arkansas 13-2 in the second game, while Albuquerque flashes inside-the-park homers in their win. Other Texas League results include Shreveport 5 El Paso 4, Memphis 6 Amarillo 5, and Dallas Fort Worth sweeping San Antonio 21-8.
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Fights in Tokyo Los Angeles Portland Highlight Card
Boxers Yoshiaki Numata of Japan and Sinichi Kadott of Tokyo both outpointed rivals Ricardo Beriisa of the Philippines and Puluru Corona of Mexico. In Portland Maine George Johnson from Trenton NJ stopped Randy Stevens of New York.
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Nodouble Set for Brooklyn Handicap
Nodouble, winner of the Santa Anita and California handicaps, carries 127 pounds in the Brooklyn Handicap at a mile for 3-year-olds and up. A strong field of 11 or 12 two-year-olds is expected for the Hollywood Juvenile Championship at Hollywood. Gallant Bloom and Process Shot renew their Monmouth Oaks rivalry amid a busy East Coast card. Also racing on Friday include Patriot Stakes action at Liberty Bell Park and a notable tennis upset in France at the Golden Racket Open.
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Sikes Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic First Round
Sikes of Springdale Arkansas shot 73 in the opening round of the Philadelphia Golf Classic while Dick Crawford of Bella Vista Arkansas posted 75 and Miller Barber of Texarkana shot 76.
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Namath Near Jet Reunion Sparks Negotiations
Joe Namath may settle the dispute with the Jets soon as he visits Long Island camp to meet with teammates. Commissioner Rozelle says talks continue with Namath’s reps, and Namath remains technically retired while discussions aim to resolve the situation by weekend.
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Clay plans a comeback amid legal cloud and boxing chatter
Ira Berkow reports from New York on Cassius Clay alias Muhammad Ali resurfacing in California after 18 months out. Promoters eyed a Madison Square Garden return, but Clay refused to discuss fights while under indictment. Markson notes boxing commissions generally won’t license an indicted fighter, while speculation swirls about a possible Pragier bout and the aging fighter’s condition after military service.
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