Don't Write Off This Boy Hart Leads PGA
Dick Hart, 27, Hinsdale club pro, holds a three stroke lead after 36 holes at the PGA Championship in Dallas with a 138 total. He says he aimed for par and slept well, while stars like Boros, Lema, Nicklaus, Ford, and Palmer chase, as the field narrows to the top 75 for the weekend.
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Belinsky Arrives in Hawaii with Pool Cue
Bo Belinsky, 26, meets Islander fans in Honolulu after arriving 55 days late from Los Angeles. He is optioned to Hawaii Islanders, plans a 10 day workout, and jokes about pool skills while the strikebound newspapers mute the welcome. The no-hitter hero faces a two month layoff and a roughly $5000 payroll loss.
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Halverson Hurls 2 Hit Classic Win In Softball Night
Jim Halverson pitched a two hitter to lead La Crescent Concrete to a 2 1 win over Maple Grove Coun try Club in Classic League play. Bud Smith homered for La Crescent and Gary Tow son’s bunt placed a second hit. In the other game Ron Czechowicz led the Flyers to a 9 4 victory over Trane Co with three hits including a homer.
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Sorenson Retains Wisconsin Golf Crown In 36 Holes
In Janesville AP report Carol Sorenson defeats Mrs Erickson 7 and 6 to win her fourth Wisconsin women’s golf title at the 51st annual championship on her home course. Sorenson, 20, led early and stretched a 3-up morning edge to 8-up, aided by precise play. She praises Erickson as a courageous competitor and plans to travel to Littleton to enter the Trans Mississippi Tournament next week.
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Allen Thomas Faces Crafty George Benton
New York AP reports unbeaten 19 fight streak for light heavy Allen Thomas meets crafty middleweight George Benton from Philadelphia in a 10 round national showdown at Madison Square Garden. The Chicagoan 24-year-old makes TV debut stepping up from club ranks with a 19 1 1 record earning WBA No 9 and Ring No 10 rankings.
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St Paul Open fields take shape at Keller Aug 1 4
One of the better fields in recent years already is shaping up for the 72 hole St Paul Open Golf Tournament to be played at Keller from August 1 to 4 in St Paul Minnesota.
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Top-Seeded Players Fall In Net Tourney
In Rochester Minnesota three top seeds in the under-18 boys division were upset in quarterfinals of the Rochester Junior Invitational. Jack Morrison Wayzata beat favorite Rosenberg St Paul 6 4 5 7 7 5. Dave Nash Wayzata upset Ron Keith Minneapolis 8 6 6 1. Bucky Zimmerman Minneapolis defeated Skip Spensley Sioux Falls 6 3 6 1. Semifinals scheduled for today with 16 finals on Sunday to conclude the four day event.
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La Crescent Concrete at Melrose Sunday doubleheader
La Crescent Concrete of the La Crosse Recreation Classic League will play a softball doubleheader against Melrose City at Melrose on Sunday July 21. First game starts at 2 15 p.m. Local league action continues with a second game to follow.
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Senators rally to upend Twins in 13th inning win
Washington capitalized on a late surge to beat Minnesota 6-5 in 13 innings. Don Lock delivered the decisive RBI single after a pair of eighth inning runs and a 13th inning rally. Lefty Claude Osteen earned his fourth win, while Harmon Killebrew hit his 22nd homer of the season. Kansas City shut out Baltimore 2-0 and Detroit beat Los Angeles 10-5 as rain postponed two games.
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Liston Patterson Title Fight Odds Hit Unusual Mark
In Las Vegas AP reports the Liston Patterson title bout features an even-money bet that the 15 round fight lasts four rounds or less. Liston favored to retain at 4-1 with $5 bets to $2 if it ends early. odds climb to 12-1 for ten rounds and 30-1 for a full 15. Cassius Clay taunts Liston as weigh-in nears and the Nevada Athletic Commission keeps the eight count while waiving the three knockdown rule.
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Dodgers Beat Braves Behind Howard Homers and Drysdale
Dodgers win 4-2 over Milwaukee as Frank Howard hits two homers and Don Drysdale adds a six hitter. The victory keeps Los Angeles strong at the top, extending their lead to 7 1/2 games while posting a 21 of 26 surge. Pittsburgh tops Chicago 9-4 with a late rally, and St. Louis thumps Houston 7-2 to close in on the Cubs for second place.
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Bangor, Westby win in Wisconsin Region Junior Legion play
In Wisconsin Region 6 Junior Legion action Bangor defeated La Crosse 7-6 at Memorial North while Westby edged Onalaska 2-1 in 12 innings. Bangor used four hits and 10 walks, getting Don Schroeder's two first inning runs. La Crosse answered with a three-run second and a later run, but Bangor stretched with a five-run fifth. Schroeder had two Bangor hits and three RBI. Grosch and Sciborski led La Crosse. Westby advances to play Bangor after elimination of Onalaska. Also noted: NL action with Giants, Reds, Phillies, Pirates and Dodgers results.
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Packers Have Pretty Good Day In Camp
Green Bay and coach Vince Lombardi praised a spirited practice with strong blocking and sharp play from guards Jerry Kramer Fuzzy Thurston and rookie Dan Grimm. Off the field Columbus Ga. announced the withdrawal of sponsorship for the Sept. 7 Packers Redskins exhibition, leaving teams to seek another site as a financial risk prompted cancellation.
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All-Stars Work To Protect Passer In Prep For Packers
CHICAGO AP The College All-Stars must craft a passing attack for the August 2 game against the Green Bay Packers. Assistant coach Dick Stanfel focuses on pass protection, working linemen Don Estes LSU 235 pounds Ed Budde Michigan State 260 pounds and Don Chuy Clemson 260 pounds, moved to guard, to learn the technique.
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Braves Mack Jones Fined In Court Over Licensure
Milwaukee Braves outfielder Mack Jones pled guilty before County Judge John Krueger to operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver’s license after a July 10 intersection collision. Jones, 24, had an expired Iowa license and paid fines totaling 60 dollars plus costs for failure to yield.
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Tommy Wilson Joins Minnesota Vikings Training Camp
The Vikings acquire Tom Wilson, a 30 year old running back with seven NFL seasons, from the Cleveland Browns for an undisclosed future draft pick. Coach Norm Van Brocklin plans a team meeting tonight as rookies scrimmage and veterans arrive. Ray Poage, plagued by a shoulder separation, may be ready by August 10 for the first exhibition game.
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