Sikes Edges Past Lema For Cleveland Crown
In Cleveland Dan Sikes won the $135,000 Cleveland Open by one stroke over Tony Lema after a final round 66. Sikes finished 12 under par 272, matching a dramatic edge with a 18th green putt. Bruce Devlin shot 65 to finish third with 274.
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Arnold Palmer
Randy Glover
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Gordon Jones
Bando Stars as Arizona State Wins NCAA Title
Sal Bando Doug Nurnberg and Rick Monday led Arizona State to a 2-1 win over Ohio State in the NCAA baseball championship. Bando hit a double and triple and set hitting records while Monday delivered a homer in the series. Lagunas drove in the winning run with a clutch late hit as ASU clinched the title.
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Norwalk Routs Melrose in Western Wisconsin League Play
Norwalk overcame a slow start to defeat Melrose 10-5 in Western Wisconsin League action. Sam Berendes and Larry Fletcher led Norwalk with three hits each while Delbert Doll limited Melrose to five. Pitchers Doll and Degenhardt shared duties as Melrose’s Gunderson totaled three hits for Melrose.
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Wisconsin
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Doll
Jim Kortbein
Black River Falls
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Veltman
Anderson
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Johnson Defends NCAA Singles Title in Los Angeles
Gary Johnson of Los Angeles State defended his NCAA singles title by defeating John Yeomans of Redlands 3-6 6-3 6-2. The win tied LA State for the team championship as Redlands finished 20-20. Other team scores included Ball State Indiana eight, Pepperdine six, and WUSTL six.
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Occidental
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All-Root River Conference picks include Spring Grove and Caledonia
Eleven players named to the 1965 All-Root River Conference team with co champions Spring Grove and Caledonia each placing three. Pitchers Robert Rommel Mabel Mark Kumpf Norm Gilland Canton Bob Bremseth Houston First baseman Jim Wiegreffe Caledonia Second baseman David L Anderson Mabel Third baseman David Rosanen Spring Grove Shortstop Jon Ask Caledonia Outfielders Jim Erwin Caledonia Richard Myhre Spring Grove Dick Hungerholt Rushford.
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Minn
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Mabel
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Canton
Bob Bremseth
Houston
Jim Wiegrefe
Caledonia
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Jon Ask
Jim Erwin
Richard Myhre
Dick Hungerholt
Rushford
Winning British Golf Team Eyes U.S. Walker Cup
Joe Carr, Ireland's three time British Amateur champion, captains what he calls Britain's strongest Walker Cup team since the war as the squad eyes a September match in Baltimore against the United States. Four Englishmen reach the British Amateur semifinals amid a young, talented group. Britain to name Walker Cup team on July 26.
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Boxing results and NCAA World Series score
In Tokyo Kazuyoshi Kubokura defeated Jorge Sacoman by knockout in the 3rd round. In Lille Rene Libeer stopped Paul Chervet to win the European flyweight title. Arizona State edged Ohio State 2 to 1 to win the NCAA College World Series.
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Rene Libeer
Paul Chervet
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Libeer
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