Hope One Star 128 Entered in Country Club Tourney
RTS Fights Thursday's Fights By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Portland, Maine Pete Riccitelli 178 Portland knocked out Jacques Boulay 181 Montreal 2. Los Angeles Ray Vega 128 Mexico City outpointed Alfredo Marcano 128 Venezuela 10. Hope Country Club Four-ball Golf tournament gets underway Saturday morning with 128 players. 87 are from out of town teams. The father-son team Henry and Joe Fenwick return to defend their title. Strong competition from Nashville medalists Frank Carver and Gene Wallis. Local teams include John Graves and Bill Hairr and Homer Bevertey and Mitch LaGrone. Past winners Pat Cauley and Paul Whitley, Al Graves and Joe Shinn, Ralph Williams and Robert Mitchum, Kenneth Oliver and Kenneth Oliver Jr. compete. Flights tee times set for Saturday and Sunday mornings and afternoons.
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Robert Mitchum
Kenneth Oliver
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Seeded Ones Win Big at Wimbledon as Round of 16 Set
Wimbledon progress report shows 11 of 16 seeded men reach the fourth round with several top players advancing. Upset by Tom Gorman over Cliff Drysdale highlights the day, while Rod Laver, John Newcombe, and Arthur Ashe push toward the later rounds amid strong American showings.
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Apparicio Heads for All Stars Leads in AL ballot during baseball vote
Luis Aparicio of the Chicago White Sox moves ahead of Rico Petrocelli in the American League All-Star balloting announced by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Other top vote-getters include Harmon Killebrew, Boog Powell, Bill Freehan, and Boog Powell, with Rod Carew out due to surgery. In the outfield, Frank Robinson, Frank Howard, and Carl Yastrzemski lead, with Tony Oliva also above 100,000. National League leaders feature Johnny Bench, Richie Allen, Glenn Beckett, Tony Perez, Don Kessinger, Rico Carty, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays.
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Chicago
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Don Kes Singer
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Willie Mays
San Francisco
CAS Softball Scores and Upcoming League Schedule
Christan Athletic Association men’s softball results show First Baptist 25 defeat Calvary Baptist 5 and Catholic Methodist 27 over Church of Christ 22 with Unity Baptist having a bye. The June 27 schedule lists First Methodist versus Unity Baptist at 6:700 pm, Catholic versus Calvary Baptist at 7:30 pm, Church of Christ versus Liberty at 9:00 pm, and First Baptist resting.
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Alomar Streak Reaches 20 Games With Angels Win
Sandy Alomar extended his major league tied streak to 20 straight games as the California Angels defeated the Chicago White Sox 7 2 3. Wright earned his 10th win and drove in four runs. The night included a kiss from a fan and a tough outing for White Sox pitcher Tommy John. Other AL and NL results followed with notable performances from New York, Baltimore, and Detroit.
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Hinson Leads Cleveland Open After First Round
Larry Hinson, polio survivor and top money winner, shoots 65 to lead the Cleveland Open as Trevino and others chase. Notables include Brask Jones Aaron Menne and Weiskopf with 66s, Coody 72, while Jacklin Palmer Nicklaus Casper and Player are absent.
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Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables for June Day 2
The page presents Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight, guiding planning for fishing and hunting. It notes daily best sport times and urges planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover. The June Day 2 entry highlights the optimal periods for that date.
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Nijinsky Favored to Win Irish Sweeps Derby at Curragh
Ameri can-owned Nijinsky is the 2-7 favorite for the 3136,800 Irish Sweeps Derby at the Curragh on Saturday, with Roll of Honor scratched. Meadowville, ridden by Lester Piggott, is 10-1 second choice. seven people share $125,000 prizes regardless of the winner. Nijinsky, trained by Vincent Brien and ridden by Liam Ward, seeks back-to-back wins after Epsom victory.
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Seattle Bucks Clay Fight in Seattle for Title Shot
The Washington State Athletic Commission weighs approving a license for Cassius Clay to fight Joe Frazier for the world heavyweight title in Seattle, with a September bout possible. A Tacoma businessman group backs the event, while a Detroit group could stage it if Seattle falls through. The panel is split, with members favoring and opposing licensing Clay.
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Mets Take Five in Row Caused Cubs Slump, 1970
The New York Mets swept the Chicago Cubs 5-0, extending Chicago's slump to seven games. Jerry Koosman earned his third win, Jim Hickman drove in three Cub runs with a homer and single, while Ken Holtzman took the loss. A 4-6 double steal highlighted the Mets offense as Lee and Durocher assessed the Cubs’ defense and injuries.
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