Don Iverson Ties Riley For Lead In Jaycee Meet
In Midland Texas Don Iverson of La Crosse shot 70 to tie Jeff Riley of Balboa Panama at 213 after round three of the 18th International Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tourney Iverson 17 and Riley 15 tied for the lead with Wendell Coffee three strokes behind in third at 216 Friday shifts to Midland Country Club course Iverson previously led after round two and was a pre tournament favorite with a strong Jaycee record
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Gunderson Welts Meet In Semifinals Of National Amateur
In Williamstown Massachusetts JoAnne Gunderson defending champion and Anne Quast Welts meet in the semifinals of the 63rd Women’s National Amateur Golf Championship Their rivalry began in Washington State and now spans six competitive encounters Gunderson holds a 3 2 edge Entering other semifinal Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin faces Peggy Conley of Spokane Washington in a 36 hole final scheduled for Saturday
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Cardinals Rally Past Dodgers in Tight NL Clash
The St. Louis Cardinals edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 3 2 to snap the Dodgers seven game winning streak. Curt Flood sparked late miscues while Ken Boyer and Julian Javier drove in the decisive run in the sixth as Roberto Clemente belted a grand slam for Pittsburgh over Chicago.
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Giants rally past Braves as McCovey and Mays spark win
In a late Sunday tilt, Felipe Alou hit a three run homer in a four run third to lift San Francisco over Philadelphia. Willie McCovey tagged a decisive triple and Willie Mays scored on a passed ball in the eighth to seal the lead, while Chuck Hiller added three of the Giants ten hits.
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Thursday’s Results and Upcoming Baseball Games
Cleveland beat New York 7 to 0 Boston defeated by 11 to 0 Chicago lost 2 to Kansas City 6 Washington beat Baltimore 5 Los Angeles 1 Minnesota at Baltimore and Kansas City at Detroit twi night Boston at Cleveland Los Angeles at Washington Chicago at New York standings show St Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh Chicago Houston New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Houston Milwaukee Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia Milwaukee Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco
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Trane Co Defeats Seneca. George St Launderette Shutout De Soto
CASHTON Wis Trane Co and George St Launderette won games in the Cashton Softball Tournament Thursday night Trane Co beat Seneca 3 2 while George St Launderette blanked De Soto Fox Implement 7 0 Cletus Hoadley had three hits for George St Launderette Trane Co faces Sparta Friday and Launderette meets Tomah Saturday night Pitchers include Geary Barnes Czechowicz for George St Launderette Don Peth Johnson and Halverson for Tomah
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Brue wins Wisconsin Open in sudden death thriller
Milwaukee pro Bobby Brue edged Manuel de la Torre in a first sudden death in the Wisconsin Open at Nakoma after both finished 10 under par, Brue earning $600 from a 5 under Tuesday start. Amateurs Doerce and Schlicht battled to a second playoff hole with Doerce winning for third overall.
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City Swim Meet Winners Announced
The City Park and Recreation Department announced winners of the second annual city swim meet held Aug. 14 at the Municipal Pool. Event winners include Eve Shakeshaft and Larry Beader in 10-under events, Jim McDonald and Kathy Kumm in older age groups, and multiple diving and lifeguard relay titles.
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Bowling Scores Ladies AFL Pla Mor Johnnies Bar 735
Erie district bowling results list scores for teams such as Johnnies Bar and Riviera Sportswear with partial contact numbers. High scores include High 10 leaders S Jirsa H Wais and B Solberg with a high single of 191 by B Solberg.
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Boros Barber and Pott Lead Ameri can Golf Classic After Round One
Julius Boros Miller Barber and Johnny Pott shot three under par 67 to tie for the lead in Akron Ohio opening round of the $50 000 Ameri can Golf Classic Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus match par as Gary Player returns from a month’s rest a large group trail the leaders by two strokes with several players at par or better including Bruce Crampton Gay Brewer Jr Dave Hill and Al Geiberger. Palmer and Nicklaus remain top attractions despite bogeys and mishaps on the course.
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Dick Stuart Leads Red Sox Power Surge in 11-2 Win
Dick Stuart powered Boston with 33rd home run and 93 RBIs as Ed Bressaud added a grand slam in an 11-2 victory over Chicago. The Red Sox widened their gap on the White Sox while John Blanchard contributed a grand slam for Cleveland in a 7-4 win over New York.
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Unidentified Bettor Wins 30772 At Brandywine Raceway
An unknown bettor claimed a 30,772.50 prize on the twin double at Brandywine Raceway harness track, with the winning combination 1 4 4 1 on Thursday night.
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Real Rivalry Heats Up In Packers Bears Exhibition
Green Bay and Chicago clash in Milwaukee in an exhibition that fans see as a real showdown. Vince Lombardi notes most players ready, while George Halas cites growing experience and the Shrine hospital benefit adds stakes.
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