Trevino Open champion era starts with El Torito rise
By WIG GRIMBLEY Associated Press Sports Writer New York Trevino, the Open champion, is praised for a bold, fast swing and sharp wit. Once a Dallas grave-digger’s grandson who caddied and hustled for nickels, he now commands golf’s attention with a mix of humor and ruthless ambition.
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Perry's Team Wins Two to Extend Streak to Three
Perry's Truck Stop baseball team won two games this week to extend its winning streak to three. DeQueen fell 13-1 as Wayne Johnson and Jim Jordan each had two hits and Johnson pitched the complete game. The locals turned three double plays and later beat Texarkana 4-0 with Buddy Jordan driving in the winning run in the ninth. Bill Lawrence added two safeties and picked up the relief win.
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Stanky's Bold Move Pushes Sox Past Indians
Eddie Stanky trusted rookie Bill Voss with a .140 average in the seventh, sending him up with bases loaded. Voss responded with a booming two-run triple to lift Chicago to a 2-1 win over Cleveland in Milwaukee, reclaiming momentum as the White Sox snap a seven-game Indian skid.
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Orioles Battered by Oakland in Twin Bill Losses
Oakland beat Baltimore 3-2 on Bando’s ninth inning single. Don Buford and Boog Powell drove in Baltimore’s runs as John Odom held the Orioles to two runs through eight, before Bando’s clutch hit. The A’s moved into fifth place, past Boston, while Baltimore’s slide continued with a fifth straight defeat and an eight game gap to Detroit.
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Boros Relaxed as Open Golf Championship Starts
Julius Boros, 48, displays a laid back swing and approach while practicing for the 72 hole Canadian Open at St George's Golf Club. The tournament opens Thursday with 132 players competing for 20 spots in the four day open. Total prize money is $125,000 and first prize is $25,000.
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Broyles leads coaches invitational with 76 at Cherokee Village
In Cherokee Village Arkansas Frank Broyles Arkansas coach defeats rival Darrell Royal Texas with a 76 for the coaches division lead at the fourth annual coaches invitational. Texas coach shot 78 in opening round while Harry King and Alan Gilbert head writers with 77. Thirty-one coaches and 26 writers compete as scores list shows Broyles 39 37 76 and many others including Royal 78, Ben Martin 80, Ted Krichel 80, and Bear Bryant 89 among top names.
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Oklahoma State University
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Kansas State University
Beban Signs Fat Pact With Redskins
UCLA quarterback Gary Beban, 1967 Heisman winner, signs a no-cut contract with the Washington Redskins after the Rams trade rights for next year’s No. 1 draft pick. Beban says rookies need apprenticeship and pro football requires time to learn. The deal reportedly pays about 200000 dollars over several years.
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Grand Slam in 9th Was Not Enough
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas Travelers held on for a 5-4 Texas League victory over San Antonio after George Pena hit a grand slam in the ninth. The big inning featured Leron Lee, Sonny Robinson, and Jerry Dayan on runs, with Wolff homering for Arkansas. Other results: Memphis beat Amarillo 4-0 and Shreveport beat Albuquerque 8-3. Guzman got the win, Ross took the loss.
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Bears Sign Four Defensive Backs for 1968
Chicago Bears announce four defensive backs have signed 1968 contracts. Bennie McRae six years in the league joins Charlie Brown Al Dodd and Tom Greenlee, all previously with the team or as reserves in 1967.
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Aaron Moves Up Notch On Homer Ranks
Atlanta slugger Henry Aaron hit his 493rd career homer, boosting him to eighth place in major league history and tying Lou Gehrig for the spot. The 362 Braves win over Cincinnati also cements Aaron as the club’s top homer hitter alongside Eddie Mathews, with Mel Ott looming at 511.
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More Finks Needed in Tournament at Fink Texas
Officials of the Fink Invitation Golf Tour seek more Finks to form a foursome for the weekend event launching National Fink Week. The field will include David Fink of Houston who has never played golf, hoping to fill the foursome at Tanglewood Hills Country Club near Fink. People in northern Laos eat with chopsticks while those in the south prefer spoons.
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Pirates Sweep Astros to Bolster NL Basement Bid
The Pirates completed a five game sweep of the Houston Astros at Forbes Field, boosting from the NL cellar as Willie Stargell hit his 11th homer and Roy Face closed out a 4-3 win. Matty Alou provided an early cushion with a bases clearing double, while Houston’s Dave Giusti took the loss. The Braves moved into second with a 3-2 win over Cincinnati, and the White Sox edged Cleveland 2-1 in the American League.
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