Nagle Opens U S Open Lead With 68 At Bellerive
Kel Nagle of Sydney shot 68 to take the lead in the 65th U S Open at Bellerive. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus slumped with 76 and 78 as Deane Beman and Mason Rudolph trailed by one stroke, while Gary Player, Lou Graham and others chased the early front-runner on the course that has troubled many. Regular text notes Nagle’s Open pedigree and the field's status entering the second round.
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Pro Football War Heats Up Over Atlanta Franchise Bid
The NFL and AFL battle for Atlanta centers on a July 1 decision by the Atlanta Stadium Authority. Atlanta applications include Cox Broadcasting for an $7.5 million franchise, with London Hopkins and Rankin Smith among investors. Commissioner Rozelle warned of possible 1966 expansion to 15 teams, with a 16th added in 1967 if Atlanta joins.
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Golfers debate fairway woods and wood play in joint interview
Kel favors fairway woods and irons from the rough while the world traveling star Patient and Deane shine with wood play. They birdie the 606 yard 17th, with Beljerive saving par on the two par fives. Rudolph and Mason deliver key putts and near misses as scoring pace rises. Deane irons and woods combine for key shots as the field rallies across Nos 11 17 and 18.
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Pirates Top Cardinals 4 1 Behind Stengel's Stinger
Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis 4 to 1 as Willie Stargell powered the offense with a homer and RBIs while Bob Gibson suffered his sixth straight loss. Javier was injured in the hand and placed on the disabled list, prompting St. Louis to rely on relief.
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Legion and Hillcrest Set for Pitchers in Rival Meet
Out Of Action Larry Theroff or Steve Beck will pitch the IM for the Legion team coached by Wyman Basinger while Harry Apple or Chart Farmer will hurl for Hillcrest.
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Osteen Leads Dodgers Past Giants as Braves Rally
Osteen pitches for the Dodgers with Koufax Drysdale and Podres, forming a strong trio as Los Angeles stays atop the NL. Walter Alston’s club wins another tight game while Vern Stephens keeps St Louis behind in the standings. The Braves rally past the Phillies with an eighth inning burst to close within a run.
Indians Pounding Senators With Trio Of Hot Pitchers
Cleveland’s Sammy McDowell Sonny Siebert and Luis Tiant have dominated the last month. Siebert fired a three hitter with 15 strikeouts as Cleveland beat Washington 5-0 for their fifth straight win. Tiant and McDowell had starred previously, helping the Indians surge to fourth place in the AL.
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Beagle Club Plans Sunday AKC Trial in Jefferson City
The Central Missouri Beagle Club of Jefferson City will hold an AKC Plan B sanctioned field trial for beagle hounds at its grounds off Russellville Road on Sunday. Trophies awarded to top four in each class and to NBQ hound. The 13-inch class draws at 7:30 a.m. with the 15-inch class following. second series measuring used for the first time. Judges include Charles Goggin and Finis Perkins.
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Columbia
Local Crew Now 8-5 Unbeaten Mexico Stops Red Birds 5-2
Mexico Sports beat Jefferson City Red Birds 5-2 at Lase Vivian Field for their 11th straight win. Ned Birds stranded 13 runners as Ken Quest took the loss. Bob Hansen earned the win with a nine-hitter.
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Wagner Girls Team Hosts Vienna in Softball Showdown
Wagner Plumbing Girls travel to face Vienna in a non league softball contest at Puensing Field. The Wagner team remains unbeaten as Thursday's schedule includes other regional fishing and river conditions reports with notes on muddy streams and clear lakes affecting local anglers.
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Springfield Hillcrest vs Legion and more baseball slate
Today at Tioe Field and Kinants Club and Eagles Field a full schedule unfolds with eight baseball matchups from 7:00 to 4:30 plus surface track events at Eagles Field. Teams include Han J. Dawson Kinants Club and Free man as 12 year olds compete amid local leagues and sponsor names.
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Park Board Re TerWee PeeWee and Midget Hockey Scores
PeeWee results show Knipp with 3 Kiwanis 3 Jaycees 2 and VFW 0. McCraw Edison 2 defeats TV Coca Cola 6. Eagles Midget Cosmopolitans 6 Wag McGraw Edison 8 Gubleman 7.
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Doug Brown Sets Six Mile NCAA Record At Berkeley
Montana's Doug Brown, 127 pounds, ran the fastest six mile race ever by a collegian winning the NCAA Championship at Edwards Stadium in 27 minutes 59.2 seconds. His mark tops the NCAA record and stands as the third fastest by an American, amid ongoing CAA-AAU feuding that will bar him from next week's AAU meet. Brown expressed desire to compete but Montana officials advised against it.
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