County Downs pairs and multi city golf names listed
County Downs course pairings match Mary ten pili MS Dagtail Tete and Conley of Wash against Margaret Pickard Vivien Saunders toura sotne and Phyllis Preuss Pom parte Beach Fld and Jean Ash ley Chanute Kan oppose Ann Howard Pam Treddirinick another. Tigers Keep Rolling as HAL BOCK reports Sam McDowell’s strong effort, Salmon’s knee twist, and an Indians win.
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County Downs
Mary Ten Pili
Dagtail Tete Ans
Gey Conley
Wash
Margaret Pickard
Vivien Saunders
Toura Sotne
Phyllis Preuss
Pomparte Beach
Fld
Jean Ashley
Chanute
Kan
Ann Howard
Pam Treddirinick
Cards Trip Atlanta in 13 Innings Aces 1968 Start
In a 13 inning game, St Louis beat Atlanta 3-1 as Schofield and Carlton homered for the Cardinals and Braves, with McCovey Banks and Santo homering for others. Philadelphia edged Houston 3-2 behind Short’s 100th win, while Pittsburgh silenced San Francisco 8-7. Detroit beat Minnesota 3-1 and Oakland outlasted Cleveland 1-0 in 11 innings. Cincinnati debutant Cloninger allowed five runs in three innings as Chicago topped the Reds 8-4. Santo’s 454th homer highlighted the Cubs win over Cincinnati.
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Associated Bross
Ernie Banks
Willie McCovay
Rot Santé
Dick Setofield
Steve Carlton
Schofield
Carlton
St. Louis
Atlanta
Dalrympre
Philadelphia
Houston
Watson
Astros
Banks
Santo
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
McCovey
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Oakland
Cleveand
California
Boston
Phil" Niekro
Phil Gagliano
Low Brock
Giants
Dodgers
Braves
Tony Gonzalez
Tony Taylor
Taylor
Chris Short
Phils
Dave Giusti
Roy Face
Jim Ray Hart
Bob Bareton
Hal Lanter
Face
Frank Johnson
Beefore
Ray Padeck
Pirates
Giant
Cubs
Tony Clonmneyer
Reds
Cloninger
Don Kessinger
Banke
19 Year Old Carries the U S Hopes in Curtis Cup
In Newcastle England Shelly Hamile from Fresno California and Ann Wells from Mount Vernon Washington carried American hopes in the Curtis Cup. Hamile and Wells teed off the foursomes against Britain at the 6531 yard Royal course as part of the first day of the competition.
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Newcastle
England
Shelly Hamile
Fresno
Calif
Ors
Ann Wells
Mount Vernon
Wash
Britain
Miss Hamlin
Wells
Bere
Balle
Roce
Oren
Ann
Savage Qualifies Torino for Caro Vaa 500 Race
Swede Savage, a rookie driver mentored by Fredy die Loyenzen, qualified a Ford Torino for Sundays Caro Vaa 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway. He averaged 116.735 mph over two laps to place 10th among 44 starters in the 78,000 race, behind fastest qualifier Buddy Baker in a Dodge Charger at 117.555 mph.
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Rockingham
Swede Savage
Fredy Die Loyenzen
North Carolina Motor Speedway
Buddy Baker
Unknown in Limelight in U S Open Golf
Bert Yancey led the Oak Hill Open field with a 67 as Lee Trevino trailed by two in the first round. John Felus, a little known touring pro from Gallitzin Pennsylvania, briefly topped the pack before finishing tied for fourth.
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Bob Green
Associated Press Sports
Rochester
Bert Yancey
Lee Trevino
Butt
John Felus
Arfield Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Husky Yancey
West Point
Oak Hill
Trevino
Happy Hombre
el Paso
Tex
Big Charles Coody
Felus
Pennsylvania
Gallitzin
Altoona
Billy Farrell
al Balding
Dave Marr
Don Bies
Labron Harris
Casper
Nicklaus
Palmer
Abc-Tv
Yancey
Horizon Hills
Coody
San Diego in Agreement on Stadium Lease Terms
San Diego officials and NL baseball club owners appear to settle on a stadium occupancy formula after tense talks. City Manager Walter Hahn said a mutual, satisfactory rental arrangement has emerged though he would not disclose all points. The offer tied city payments to attendance beyond one million with $1.35 for every attendee over that threshold.
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SAN Diego
National League Baseball
San Diego Baseball Club
Walter Hahn
Hahn
Detroit beats Minnesota as McLain wins tenth game
In a six hitter Denny McLain led the Tigers to a 3-1 victory over Minnesota as Detroit stretched its AL lead. Ernie Banks homered and drove in four for the Cubs in an 8-4 win over Cincinnati. Thursday features include San Francisco at New York and Los Angeles at Philadelphia with several key pitchers listed.
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Wills
Plitt
W. Davis
L.A
Selma
N.Y
Marichal
Einger
Associated Press
Denny McLain
Tigers
Detroit
Minnesota
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Chicago
Cincinnati
Wives Say Golf Not Fun Any More
AP report from Rochester discusses how golf crowds and the tour’s glamour affect wives of players. Winnie Palmer laments large crowds and difficulty following shots. Jeanne Ruth Welskopf enjoys watching husband Tom Welskopf while raising two, and Barbara Nicklaus notes less access due to children.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Rochester
N.Y
Winnie Palmer
Oak Hill Country Club
Jeanne Ruth Welskopf
Jeanne
Tom Welskopf
Minnesota
Tom
Barbara Nicklaus
Jack
Barbara
Columbus
Army revokes orders for catcher Larry Haney
The Army has revoked orders for Baltimore Orioles catcher Larry Haney to report for active duty on June 22. Haney said the telegram only stated the revocation was pending assignment to a unit and gave no details on where or when he might be advised to report.
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Baltimore
Army
Larry Haney
Baltimore Orioles
Haney
Fights Last Night Across U S and Japan
In Orlando Gomeo Brennan stopped J C Ponder after 99 rounds. In Baltimore Dick Diver out pointed Johnny Knight over 10 rounds. In Tokyo Yoshiaki Numata knocked out Kang U suh in 7 rounds. In Los Angeles Hedgeman Lewis knocked out Doug McCloud in welterweight action.
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Associated Press
Orlando
Fla
Gomeo Brennan
Bahamas
J.C. Ponder
Baltimore
Dick Diveronica
Canastota
N.Y
Johnny Knight
Philadelphia
Tokyo
Yoshiaki Numata
Japan
Kang U Suh
South Korea
Numata
Orient
Los Angeles
Hedgeman Lewis
Hollywood
Calif
Doug McCloud
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tennessean Winner of Senior Meet
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP Mack Brothers of Nashville won the Western Seniors golf tourney after a late rally finishing with 223 over 54 holes on a par 72. Bud McKinney of Dallas edged for second, David Goldman was third in the 50 59 age group, and Adolph Skinner claimed the 75 and over title with 266.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Mack Brothers
Nashville
Tenn
Bud McKinney
Dallas
Tex
McKinney
Brothers
David Goldman
Adolph Skinner
Dexter Daniels
Winter Haven
Fla
Carl Benrn
Louisville
Thomas Walsh
Greenville
Miss
Rookie Hurls Travelers to Victory in Texas League Start
Rookie Jerry Reuss tossed a two hitter in his first Texas League start guiding the Arkansas Travelers to a 3-0 win over Amarillo. Three first inning runs backed his effort as Leron Lee scored on a misthrow and Day crossed on a wild pitch, with Christine delivering an RBI single. Hal Jeffcoat Jr. took the loss.
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Little Rock
Jerry Reuss
Arkansas Travelers
Amarillo
Reuss
Southern Unois University
Billy Wolff
Boots Day
Leron Lee
Wolff
Arkansas
Mike Christine
Day
Lee
Hal Jeffcoat Jr
Jeffcoat
Welch
Moreales
Harrell
Stone
Schaal Hit by Bean Ball Lands in Hospital
Paul Schaal of the California Angels, struck in the head by a Jose Santiago pitch in Boston, suffers a left mastoid fracture and is placed on the disabled list. He was carried from the field, treated at Sancta Maria Hospital, and sits under observation as Red Sox doctor confirms the injury.
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Larry Eldridge
Associated Press
Boston
Paul Schaal
California Angels
Jose Santiago
Boston Red Sox
Schaal
Tony Conigliaro
Sancta Maria Hospital
Cambridge
Red Sox
Thomas Tierney
Angels
Dickey McDermott
Tierney
Santiago
Favorite Moves Into Semifinals In Arkansas Golf
Lea Larson, 1962 champion, edged Sharon Flippin 2 up to reach the women's state golf tournament semifinals in Fort Smith. She will face Mrs. McCloud Sicard as Jim Wellens faces Martha Jett, with Jett defeating Robin Watson to reach the semis.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Lea Larson
Sharon Flippin
Miss Larson
McCloud Sicard
Jim Wellens
Little Rock
Martha Jett
Miss Jett
Wellens
Margery Hale
Burdette
Robin Watson
Brawfordsville
Miss Sicard
Charles Conway
American duo reach semifinal at Bristol tennis championship
Clark Graebner of New York and Cliff Richey of San Angelo advance to the semifinals of the West of England Lawn Tennis Championships in Bristol England as AP reports.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Mike Hegan
Seattle Pilots
Beckenham
England
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Margaret Smith Court
Australia
Bristol
Clark Graebner
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
West of England
Montreal faced delays in new domed stadium plan
Montreal leaders voiced concerns over timing and publicity as plans progress for a 55 000 seat domed stadium and 40 000 seat Autostade expansion. J Louis Levesque said opening by the 1969 projected date remains a gigantic task while Lucien Saulnier urged careful steps in East End development. Gerry Snyder noted costs could rise from 35 million to 45 million dollars or more with further estimates to come. Meetings with city hall are needed to clarify implications.
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Montreal
Pla
Multe Montreal
Nora
J. Louis Levesque
Lucien Saulnier
Levesque
Gerry Snyder
Jean Drapeau
Three Year Olds in Cinema Handicap at Hollywood Park
Three year olds and older runners meet in turf events at Hollywood Park and Belmont Park with $50,000 added in each race. California Derby winner Proper Proof heads the Cinema Handicap field, while High Hat carries the top weight in the Bowling Green Handicap. Sox Trade Snyder to Cleveland. Miss Larson and Miss Flippin vie in a tight finish with birdie exchanges on the final holes.
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Associated Press
Hans Dieap
Hollywood Park
Belmont Park
Bowling Green
Montgomery Fisher
Wallace Gilroy
Sox
Snyder
Cleveland
Chicago
Miss Larson
Kohner
Desha County
Miss Flippin
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Cater
Bando
Salite
Shaker Medical Center
Twins
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Bill Freehan
Don Wert
Sparky Lyle
Morton
Hall
Jim Fregos
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U.S
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Torino
Moe Carr
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Lynots
Washington
Ian” York
W. L. Pet
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Phila
Phia
Yastrzemski
Bost
F. Howard
McAuliffe
Det
White
Powell
Bast
R. Smith
B. Robinson
Balt
Fregosi
W. Horton
Campaneris
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Cardenal
Cleve
Rose
Cin
M. Alou
Pitt
Perez
Flood
S.L
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Brock
St.l
Cln
B. Williams
Chic
Clemente
S.F
Hart
Richmond
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Erode
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Dal-Fw
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Billy Haughton
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