Salb Sets National HS Shot Put Record at Golden West
Karl Salb of Crossett Arkansas shattered the national high school shot put mark with 69-6 at the Golden West Invitational in Sacramento. The 6-foot-3 225-pound senior, who had earlier set state records and led national listings, trailed by Olympic champ Dallas Long who had held the 69-3 record since 1958. Salb, who will attend the University of Kansas on a track scholarship, became the first Arkansas high schooler to exceed 60 feet.
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Soccer United Association Eastern Division Standings
Cleveland leads the Eastern Division with 40 points and 14 goal difference after a 4 1 win over Dallas. Washington and Detroit follow, while Toronto Boston New York and Chicago fill mid pack. Western Division shows Los Angeles atop with 10 14 5. Houston Vancouver and San Francisco in pursuit. Saturdays results include Cleveland 4 Dallas 1 and Los Angeles 4 Detroit 1 while San Francisco 4 Boston 3 and Toronto 2 Chicago 1. No games on today.
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Wilson Hurls No-Hitter for Astros
Don Wilson, 22, a Houston rookie, threw a 2-0 no hitter against the Atlanta Braves, fanning 15 and walking three in the first NL no hitter since 1965. He provided the win after an early 14-batter streak, aided by Aspromonte’s seventh inning defense. The Astros won 2-0 as Charlie Aaron yielded to the late innings.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
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Audit call for Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Rex Hancock of the Grand Prairie Chapter of the Arkansas Wildlife Federation urged a thorough, independent audit of the state Game and Fish Commission. The group backs Gov. Rockefeller’s push for resignations, plans a hearing to remove members for alleged misconduct, and endorses the governor’s overall program.
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Game and Fish Commission
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Commission
Wire Products edge Hardee-Powell in City Park Little League
In a pitching duel at City Park, Wire Products beat Hardee-Powell 1-0 as Wayne Jackson bested Gene Stignes after a fifth inning walk and two singles. Lucy's Case snapped a three game skid with a 19-8 win over Young Chevrolet in the nightcap, while Lloyds Gro toppled the Merchants 17-15. Gene Stigers of Hardee-Powell earned six bottles from the City Park Commissioner for standout play.
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Hardee- Powell
C. B. Smith
Hope Auto Team of Little League Roster Photo Caption
The Hope Auto team of the Little League is pictured with players David Hussleston Al Akins Dan Porter Joey Galloway Larry Valentine Tony Yocom Perry Henley Mike Morton in front and Manager Cecil Cox Mike Cox Wade Harris Peter Guerin Carroll McClellan Gordon Bates Bob Pierce with Manager Raymond Byers. Bat Boy Jim Porter Larry Huff not present.
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al Akins
Dan Porter
Joey Galloway
Larry Valentine
Tony Yocom
Perry Henley
Mike Morton
Cecil Cox
Mike Cox
Wade Harris
Peter Guerin
Carroll McClellan
Gordon Bates
Bob Pierce
Raymond Byers
Bat Boy
Jim Porter
Larry Huff
Orioles Fall as Chicago Wins Two in League Action
In a busy Sunday slate, Chicago swept New York 7-3 and 4-0 to surge ahead in the American League while Washington beat Boston 3-2 in 10 innings. Gary Peters and Tommy John each delivered win strong pitching for the White Sox, and Al Kaline's presence loomed as Detroit’s manager Alvin Dark shuffled the bullpen in a ninth inning quirk.
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Nicklaus Wins Open in Record Shattering Style
Jack Nicklaus captures the United States Open at Baltusrol with a final round 65 to post 275, breaking Ben Hogan’s 276 Open scoring mark by one stroke. Palmer finishes runner-up at 279, Casper fourth at 282, with January at 283. Nicklaus, aiming to win the Open title, scales the 542-yard 18th hole by choosing a bold line and avoiding a costly error.
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Barber and Sikes Cash In At National Open
Texarkana golfer Miller Barber earned 1475 for a four round 289 while R H Sikes of Springdale collected 755 with a 296 in Springfield New Jersey National Open. Jack Nicklaus won 30000 for a 275 score.
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Sheriffs and Midwest Battle For Little League Title
Midwest Dairy and Sheriff's Department kept pace in the Little League race at K Park Friday night. Sheriff pitchers limited CBC 18 4 as Bruce Joyce allowed five hits and Mike Treat drove in four CBC runs with a three run homer. Hope Auto rallied to beat Barry's Quick Sak 6-5 with David Huddleston delivering a two run shot. Midwest Dairy defeated Lions Club 12-9 to set up a showdown with the Sheriffs Dept. The standings show Midwest Dairy 7 1, CBC 4 4, Hope Auto 3 6, Barry's Quick Sak 3 6, Lions Club 0 8. Results: Midwest 12 Lions 9. Sheriffs 18 CBC 4. Hope Auto 6 Quick Sak 5.
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Marbles Champion Named for 1967 Tourney
Barry Blum, 13, of York, Pennsylvania, won the National Marbles Tournament in Wildwood New Jersey, defeating a field of top junior players to claim the title.
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Leading Scorers in National Open Golf Championship
In Baltusrol sunshine on Sunday the National Open paid out prize money to top scorers. Jack Nicklaus won $90,000 finishing at 275. Arnold Palmer earned $15,000 at 279 while Don January $10,000 at 281. Billy Casper $7,500 at 282 and Lee Trevino $6,000 at 283. Other notable totals include G Dickinson $4,166.66 at 284 and Deane Heman, Bob Goalby, Dave Marr, Art Wall Jr. all $4,166.66 or $2,566.66 with scores around 284 and 285.
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