Rule Leads Oklahoma City Open on Windy Day
Jack Rule Jr. and Kermit Zarley shot 69s to lead the Oklahoma City Open by one stroke on a gusty, windy Thursday. Gary Player, Miller Barber and Larry Ziegler were at 70, with many challengers within five strokes as heavy winds pushed the projected cut to 151.
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Bill Little
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Jack Rule Jr
Kermit Zarley
Rule
Zarley
Gary Player
Miller Barber
Larry Ziegler
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Ziegler
Doug Sanders
Billy Casper
Dave Stockton
Bob Charles
Bob Verney
Wayne Yates
Bob McCallister
Babe Hiskey
Jim Colbert
Boxing Roundup From Last Night in Multiple Cities
The Associated Press reports a sequence of ring results with Sweet Herbie Lee defeating Dick Diveronica on points in Baltimore, Irish Len Kesey stopping Lenny Lopez in Los Angeles, Raul Rojas knocking out Vincente Dorado in California, Juan Ramos outpointing Gene Herrick in Portland Maine, and Irish Beau Jaynes beating Hector Rodriguez in Portland Maine, across several lightweight bouts.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Sweet Herbie Lee
Washington
Dick Diveronica
Canaserota
Los Angeles
Len Kesey
Eugene
Ore
Lenny Lopez
Pasadena
Calif
Maine
Juan Ramos
New York
Gene Herrick
Saco
Portland
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Mass
Hector Rodriguez
Providence
Transplants in Soccer Meet Tonight
The Washington Ships host the Cleveland Stokers in the United Soccer Association inaugural as foreign teams represent cities. Aberdeen Dons of Scotland and Stoke City of England play for Washington and Cleveland respectively amid a diverse 12 city league spanning coast to coast and Canada.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cleveland Stokers
United Soccer Association
Aberdeen Dons
Scotland
Cleveland
Stoke City
England
National Professional Soccer League
Canada
FIFA
Chicago
Cagliari
Italy
Dallas
Dundee United
Detroit
Glentoran
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Los Angeles
Wolverhampton
Boston
Shamrock Dovers
Dublin
Ireland
Travelers Snap 11th Texas League Win in 14
Arkansas Travelers won 3-1 over Albuquerque as Brian Sinnott earned the victory. Washington homered for Albuquerque, while Smith and Bracy drove in runs. Fort Worth beat the Braves 4-2 and Amarillo fell 6-3 to El Paso. Brandeis names Nick Rodis athletic director.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Travelers
Albuquerque
Brian Sinnott
Travs
Kim Roberts
Ken
Washington
Tommy Smith
Smith
Ben Bracy
Arkansas
Joe Hague
Hague
Art Deras
Jack Singer
Sinnott
Fort Worth
Archie Reynolds
Austin Felding
Braves
Amarillo
Sonics
el Paso
Austin
Dallas
Albuquerques
Dal
Roberts
Sizemore
Stavnott
Procopio
W — Sinnott
L- Roberts
Associated Press
Dallas-Fort Worth
Albuque
Paso
Aiarillo
Weather Delays Tennis Play in Paris Tournament
Paris AP reports cold winds and misty weather delayed play at the French International Tennis Tournament. Only six singles matches were completed on Thursday. Sergei Likatchev of Russia halted midway through against Graham Stillwell of Britain before linesmen backed referees. Likatchev then won 26 4-6 54 6-4 6-? in a match halted by disputed calls.
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Paris
Nain
Gel
Jensen Is Named Sports Director at KTVN Reno
Jackie Jensen, former major league baseball and college football star, was named sports director of television station KTVN. Station GM Lee Hirshland said he would start duties when the station goes on the air June 4. Jensen, 40, played with New York Washington and Boston in the American League.
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Reno, New
Jackie Jensen
KTVN
Lee Hirshland
Jensen
New York
Washington
Boston
Northup Delivers Grand Slam Power for Tigers in Win
Detroit outfielder Jim Northrup belted a grand slam and drove in five runs as the Tigers routed Boston 9 4 3. Northrup, aging yet eager, raised his batting average to .290 with two hits, including his second slam in eight days, part of a six-run fifth inning that sealed the victory.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Jim Northrup
Detroit
Northrup
Tigers
Boston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Atlanta
Jim
Red Sox
al Kaline
Bert Campaneris
Jim Gosger
Athletics
Campaneris
Hank Allen
Frank Howard
Cap Peterson
Final Runs Before the Big Race
Qualifiers for the 500 mile Indy race May 30 planned final practice at Indianapolis Motor Speedway focusing on carburetion and mechanical tweaks. Pit crews allotted three hours after track clearance with smooth refueling seen as key. Yankee 300 stock car race provides weekend interlude for many qualifiers with 55 entries expected to attempt Saturday morning. Mario Andretti and A J Foyt among drivers to practice Yankee 300. drivers meeting Monday to review 11 car elimination last year.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Speedway
Mario Andretti
A. J. Foyt
Baseball standings and results from major leagues
The chart lists National League teams with records and games back, including Cincinnati, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Atlanta, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, New York, Houston, and Milwaukee. It notes daily results, upcoming games, and leading players and stats across batting and pitching categories. Highlights mention Dick Hughes of the Cardinals throwing a two hitter in St Louis 5-0 and Jim Northrup driving in five for Detroit in a 9-3 win over Boston.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Atlanta
San Fran
Los Angeles
Poila'phia
New York Li
Houston
Atanta
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Robinso
Kaline
Det
Agee
Buford
Horlen
Chic
Sparma
Peters
Lonborg
Bost
Clemente
Pitt
Cepeda
St.l
Aaron
Atl
Brock
Alley
Haller
S.F
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Morgan
Houst
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Harpein
Holtzman
Veale
Mari
Jim Northrup
Gers
Detroit
Boston
Hughes Hurls Shutout as Cardinals Top Braves 5-0
St Louis rookie Dick Hughes did nine innings without a walk to blank the Atlanta Braves 5-0, lowering his season ERA to 1.71. The bespectacled 29 year old, after years in the minors, handed Chicago a win while Cincinnati slipped as Cubs pitcher Cal Koonce earned his first victory in relief.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Dick Hughes
St. Louis Cardinal
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Ron Santo
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Hughes
Cardinals
Cardinal
Red Schoendienst
Braves
Richey and Ashe Carry Hopes of U S Davis Cup Semifinals
The United States faces Mexico in Mexico City in the Davis Cup American Zone semifinals. Cliff Richey, 19, meets Rafael Osuna, while Arthur Ashe faces Marcelo Lara. Doubles feature Clark Graebner and Martin Riessen against a Mexican pair, likely Osuna and Loyo Mayo.
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Mexico City
Cliff Richey
Arthur Ashe
America
Mexico
Richey
Dallas
Tex
Rafael Osuna
Ashe
Marcelo Lara
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Martin Riessen
Evanston
United States
Osuna
Joaquin Loyo Mayo
Mons
Richey and
George MacCall
Mario Llamas
MacCall
Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight schedule
The Solunar Tables outline daily major and minor hunting and fishing times in Central Standard Time. Major periods begin as shown and last either one and a half hours or five hours, while minor periods are somewhat shorter. The article urges planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover for optimal sport.
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John Alden Knight
Pro Cage Legal War to Court
Pro basketballs legal war flared into a million dollar court showdown as two more NBA teams sue to block stars from joining the ABA. St Louis Hawks seek 3 million damages to stop Lou Hudson from playing for Minnesota Muskies. San Francisco Warriors sue to halt Clyde Lee to New Orleans seeking 1 million plus damages.
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Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Minneapolis
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
U.S
Lou Hudson
Minnesota Muskles
ABA
Hawks
San Francisco Warriors
San Francisco
Clyde Lee
New Orleans
Warriors
Los Angeles Lakers
NBA
Jim Barnes
Dallas
Hudson
Detroit
Dave Bing
Minnesota
Lee
Vanderbilt
New Zealand Packers Debut At Yonkers Summer Meeting
Yonkers Raceway hosts a 52 night summer meeting opening with New Zealand pacers Robin Dundee and Elegant Hanover making their U.S. debuts in separate races tonight.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Robin Dundee
Elegant Hanover
New Zealand
U.S
Yonkers Raceway
Naming the Super Bowl Becomes Pro Football Talk
New York AP reports the NFL and AFL prepare to name the Miami championship game. Rozelle weighs a nationwide contest, while reporters ponder candidates like Merger Bowl Summit Bowl and The Game. The official title remains AFL NFL World Championship Game with Super Bowl rising in popular use.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
NEW York
Miami
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Lamar Hunt
Kansas City Chiefs
Soeper
Los Angeles
Iseum
Orange Bowl
AFL Dolphins
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Rozeller
New Orleans
Houston
Columbia Broadcasting System
NBC
CBS
Parkers Lose First Negro to Sign Up
Fayet teville Arkansas AP Jackie Ridgle a 63 guard from Ale theimer Martin signed a national letter of intent with California Berkeley. Arkansas coach Duddy Waller said Ridgle first Negro to receive an athletic scholarship at the university. California recruitment cited by Waller who noted family ties in California. Waller also reported three more recruits signed national letters of intent and named others who had signed on the signing date.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Jackie Ridgle
Aletheimer Martin
University of California At Berkeley
Duddy Waller
University of Arkansas
Ridgle
Arkansas
California
Waller
Pine Bluff Whitehall
Larry Grisham
Jonesboro
Fred Mooney
Harrison
Donnie Watts
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