Bonavena Edges Chuvalo In Razor Thin MSG Fight
Oscar Bonavena defeated George Chuvalo by split decision in a closely contested Madison Square Garden heavyweight bout. Referee Mercante scored it a draw with most judges leaning Bonavena. fans packed 11,192 seats as both fighters exchanged hard late moments.
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Prairie Du Chien Golf Tourney Set Sunday
Defending champion Mike Hogan of Dubuque leads the field in the seventh annual Prairie du Chien Invitational Sunday. The 18 hole event at Prairie du Chien Country Club features former champions Boegel Atwood Grote and Iverson among top Western Wisconsin players. The course is par 36 and 2963 yards with four flights starting at 8 a.m. and a two under par 34 record in reach.
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Phillies Sign Buckeye Ace Steve Arlin
The Philadelphia Phillies signed Ohio State ace Steve Arlin for a contract around $100,000. The 20-year-old right hander agreed to terms with GM John Quinn at Arlin's Lima Ohio home. Arlin was the Phillies first choice in the special phase of the MLB free agent draft.
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Golf Coaches Association elects new leaders
Dick McGuire of New Mexico was elected president of the NCAA Golf Coaches Association, succeeding Bud Finger of Stanford. Joe Boyle of Penn State was named first vice president, the Rev. Clarence Dublin of Notre Dame second vice president, and Vic Kelly of UCLA secretary-treasurer.
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Emerson Red Hot In Wimbledon Net Matches
Roy Emerson dominates Wimbledon to reach the last 16 as Australian players seize six spots. Stan Smith defeats Keith Wooldridge 6 3 6 2 6 3 to challenge the champ, while Dennis Ralston remains among the remaining American contenders.
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Shea Leads La Crescent Past Westby 4-0 in Legion Play
Sam Shea pitched a one hitter with 12 strikeouts and added a three run triple as La Crescent beat Westby 4-0 in Tri-State Legion League action. Dewey Stendahl pitched well for Westby allowing three hits and nine K's in defeat. Westby drops to 1-1 while La Crescent notches its first league win.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
National League leaders include Stargell and Clemente atop batting at .325 and .322 with Aaron and Alou posting runs and hits. Mays and Pinson tie for doubles. Aaron and Hart lead home runs. Stolen bases go to Wills and Brock. Pitching leaders show Perry and Koufax with strong records and Gibson and Koufax leading strikeouts. American League leaders feature Robinsons in batting and RBIs, with Foy Agee McAuliffe Hall of Fame names among triples, and Pizarro and Watli in wins.
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Red Sox Rookie Suspended Over Vanishing Act
Boston designated rookie Jerry Stephenson suspended without pay after failing to report to the Toronto assignment in the International League. The 22 year old, signed for a bonus rumored around 75 000 by the Red Sox, disappeared from Boston last week and was later traced to California after a call to his mother from Flagstaff Arizona.
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Foyt Prepares for Atlanta Race Despite Burns
A J Foyt sharpens focus for Sunday's $80 000 Champion ship 300 at Atlanta International Raceway after suffering burns in a Milwaukee crash. He aims to qualify, noting heat will determine his endurance. Other notable entrants include Jim Hurtubise Mario Andretti Roger McCluskey and Gordon Johncock. Arnie Knepper posted the fastest practice at 160 24 mph in a rear engine Ford.
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Jockey Bobby Assery Wins Early Jersey Derbies
Jockey Bobby Assery captured the first two Jersey Derby runnings at Garden State Park winning aboard Bally Ache in 1960 and Ambiopoise in the 196? edition.
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Terrell Reveals New Image Ahead of WBA Title Defense
Houston NEA reports Ernie Terrell debuts a blue bath robe and boxing trunks as he defends the WBA heavyweight title Tuesday against Doug Jones at Sam Houston Stadium. Terrell critiques Cassius Clay’s reign, defends his own accomplishments, and introduces Barbara Sheehan and George Hamid as part of his new PR team.
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Bonavena and Machen Victors In Regional Boxing Cards
Oscar Bonavena outpointed George Chuvalo in Portland while Eddie Machen defeated Joey Orbillo in Los Angeles. In Portland I Irish Beau Jaynes edged Jackie Burke in a ten round bout.
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