Clay Wins Exhitions In Detroit Ahead Of Hiatus
Cassius Clay, likely nearing a boxing hiatus, defeated two Midwest heavyweights in three round exhibitions before 3,623 in Detroit. He weighed 2194 pounds and wore headgear with 16 ounce gloves, facing Orville Qualle of Chicago and Alvin Lewis of Detroit. Billie Jean King Dominates in Kent Championships Quarterfinals
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Dodgers rally falls short as Reds take doubleheader lead
The Dodgers drop key games as Sutton drives in a run and Parker homers but Cincinnati’s pitching, led by Nolan, stands out. Alston touts the Reds’ balance, while the Dodgers struggle in the second division and face Queen and Nolan matchups. In other notes, racing and golf results dot the sports page with various names and standings.
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Fleckman Leads Monster 623-Yard 17th In Dramatic Play
Fleckman forged ahead on the brutal 623 yard 17th hole after two trips to the rough and a four on the green. He then faced a lofted iron approach to the 18th par green and closed with a birdie. Palmer battled a wayward drive but finished with a 45 foot birdie putt at the 18th, sparking a late Palmer charge.
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Greene Deadheats World 100 Record in NCAA Trials
Charlie Greens of Nebraska tied the world 100yard record with 9.1 seconds in a qualifying heat at the 46th NCAA Track and Field Championship trials in Provo Utah. Lennox Miller of USC equaled the collegiate mark of 9.2 seconds minutes earlier. The opening night at BYU Stadium featured these standout performances amid altitude effects.
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Fleckman Takes Open Lead as First Amateur Since 1954
UPI reports Marty Fleckman led the Open after a three under par 67, the first amateur to lead since 1954. The Tennessee NCAA champion of 1965 said he is happy but not overwhelmed, joking about a late gate return with his father.
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