Nicklaus Favored To Win Cleveland Open Golf Tournament
Jack Nicklaus, fresh from his U S Open triumph at Baltusrol, is a heavy favorite for the Cleveland Open. The 27 year old Buckeye pro seeks the $20 700 first prize at Aurora County Club as he faces a tight 6 611 yard par 70 layout in round one.
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Three Little League games played at City Park Tuesday night
Results from City Park show three Little League wins among 16 players. Lucy's Cafe beat Lloyd's Grocery 22 6 with 13 runs in the fourth inning as William Benton remained undefeated. Merchants defeated Powell Groceries 9 6 with Tommye Bostic tallying two doubles and Alonzo Nelson going 3 for 3. Wire Products beat Young's Chevy 3 1 in a pitching duel where Wayne Jackson drilled two run bombs to back a strong effort.
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Pro Football Preseason Plans From NFL AFL Joint Schedule
The NFL and AFL will play 16 preseason games between Aug 5 and Sept 3 with regular season interleague play not until 1970. Detroit at Denver opens the interleague tests on Aug 5, while other matchups include AFL teams facing NFL clubs and a Sept 2 Dallas at Houston all Texas game.
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Baseball Selecting All Stars in the 1960s era poll
Voters pick starting lineups for the All Star Game in Anaheim with outfield position flexibility a key issue. Frank Robinson leads in homers and RBIs. Roberto Clemente, Hank Aaron, Jim Wynn, and Lou Brock top NL hitters, while Bill Freehan Carew Mincher and Petrocelli are top AL non outfielders.
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Major League Baseball Standings And Scores Update
National and American leagues overview with team records, standings, and leaders. Includes Wednesday results such as Atlanta 9 San Francisco 2, Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 3, New York 2 Philadelphia 0, plus upcoming games and top batting and pitching honors for the period.
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Girl Karate Expert Faces Men in Madison Square Garden
Linda Lutes, a 5 foot 3 inch 120 pound karate expert from Alpena, Michigan, will fight men in Madison Square Garden for an open championship. She and husband Nelson Howe train daily as she argues skill, not weight, decides the class. Linda is also an abstract painter.
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Clay faces years before appeals on army draft conviction
Cassius Clay, free on a 5000 bond, says he will begin speaking engagements at colleges and in slum districts while attorneys expect 18 to 24 months before appeals are settled. Hayden Covington says final outcome likely lies in the Supreme Court 18 months to two years away. Clay was convicted of refusing the draft after claiming exemption as a Black Muslim minister named Muhammad Ali.
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Western Senior Golf Tour leaders named in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas AP reports the 19th Western Senior Golf Tournament leaders across divisions A to E are listed with ages 60 to 83 and scores. Notables include Diddel Broughton Cope and Ferrell Sikes Benkert Hussey plus prominent college coaches among the 50 plus field. The text also mixes other scores and team results from unrelated games.
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Oklahoma City
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Solunar Tables from Alden Knight Schedule
Solunar periods from John Alden Knight’s tables guide daily fishing and hunting. Major periods begin at listed times and last up to two hours. minor periods are shorter. Use Central Standard Time and plan days around the best sport times.
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Lonborg Delivers Dominant Win Over Yankees in Boston Victory
Pitcher Jim Lonborg, now a fierce mound presence, hurled eight strong innings as Boston beat New York 8-1. A second-inning benches-clearing brawl followed a hit by pitch from Thad Tillotson and a counter by Lonborg. Lonborg improved to 9-2 with a 3.03 ERA, leading the league in strikeouts with 105. Joe Pepitone left the game with a sprained wrist after a Lonborg brushback. Chicago White Sox swept Washington in a doubleheader. other scores included St Louis 2-0 Los Angeles and Atlanta 9-2 San Francisco.
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Fisher Hurls Mets Over Phils In 2-Hit Gem
Mets pitcher Tom Seaver, err no, Fisher twirled a two hit shutout against Philadelphia as Gary Sutherland was the lone Met to reach safely with a leadoff double in the sixth and a single in the eighth. Bobby Pfeil and Ed Kranepool contributed the early runs, while Bunning struggled with control and the Mets built a 2-0 victory.
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