Palmer Leads Cleveland Open Sub Par assault
Arnold Palmer shot an eight birdie 131 at the Cleveland Open as the field narrowed to 60 after two rounds. Richard H. Sikes Jr. moved within one stroke at 132, with Jack Nicklaus at 133 and Ken Venturi out of qualifying after 145. The $100,000 event runs to Sunday.
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Billie Jean Moffitt Keeps Winning at Wimbledon
Billie Jean Moffitt, 20, from Long Beach, continues her strong run at Wimbledon. She defeats Margaret Lee in three sets to reach the round of 16, while rivals like Marge Smith and Abe Segal advance in the men’s and women’s draws.
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Australia
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Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
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Santa Claus Wins Irish Sweepstakes Derby at Curragh
Favored Santa Claus captured the third Irish Sweepstakes Derby at Curragh with Lionhearted second and Sunseeker third after a photo finish. Owned by England’s John Ismay, Santa Claus is the first colt to win both the English and Irish Sweepstakes Derbies, boosting his career winnings to $376,423. Ridden by Scobie Breasley, the 47 favorite overcame the field in a come-from-behind effort.
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Reichardt loss won’t alter UW plans
Wisconsin football coach Milt Bruhn said Reichardt’s signing of a bonus baseball contract with the Los Angeles Angels will not change football plans. Reichardt would have been a senior in fall. replacements named are Louis Jung of Randolph and Dave Neubauer of Neenah after an intrasquad game ending spring drills.
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Committees Reject Detachment Plea in Norwalk Area
NORWALK Wis The Monroe Vernon and Juneau County School committees voted 12 to 5 to reject the petition of Mr and Mrs Roger Graewin of Ridgeville for detachment from the Norwalk Ontario District and attachment to Elroy Kendall Wilton.
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Ridgeville
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Tebbetts Hopes To Rejoin Indians After Heart Attack
Birdie Tebbetts, Cleveland Indians manager, left Anna Maria City Florida with his wife and four children to return to Cleveland for a full physical. If his doctor approves, he will rejoin the Indians immediately after recovery from a heart attack suffered April 1 during spring training in Arizona.
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Final Round In City Medal Play Sunday
The City Medal golf tournament final 18 holes start at noon Sunday at La Crosse Country Club. Leader Gene Ring shot 68 with 34 and 34, while Bob Johns is second at 69. Cline Burns and Johns tee off at 12 48 pm, six others tied for fifth at 74, and 28 golfers entered this year. Don Iverson skips due to Sheldon Open in Rochester. Ring previously won in 1953, Johns in 1960 1961.
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Bill Marquardt
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Tom Barton
Dr. H. L. Barton
Joe Ludden
Don Iverson
Rochester
Alou Undergoes Knee Surgery Keeps Braves Out
Felipe Alou underwent knee cartilage removal surgery on Friday night and will miss at least 30 days. Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan shuffled the lineup against the Mets with Gene Oliver at first and Ed Mathews at third against right handers. The Mets beat Milwaukee 8 4 as Mathews and Carty homered. Warren Spahn tied left handed record with his 693rd appearance before leaving early in the second inning.
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Mike de la Haz
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Mets
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Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Oliver
Carty
Frank Bolling
Warren Spahn
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Baseball Hall of Fame
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N.Y
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Mets Rally for Eight-Run Second Beats Spahn and Braves
The New York Mets defeated the Milwaukee Braves 8 4 behind an eight run second inning led by Charlie Smiths two run homer and Joe Christophers grand slam. Warren Spahn lasted only two innings as Tracy Stallard improved to 5 9. The game drew 20198 in attendance and previews a Sunday doubleheader.
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Blair Tops Augusta in Dairyland baseball clash
Blair defeated Augusta 5-1 in Blair Wisconsin as Dennis Thompson allowed only two singles. Dave Tranberg had a double and a single with two RBIs for Blair which improves to 4-1 in conference play. Augusta now stands 1-4 after two seventh inning hits aided by an error.
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Augusta
Dave Tranberg
Thompson
Osborne
Clark Thompson
Johnson
19 Game Pro Football TV Schedule Listed
Milwaukee CBS affiliate WISN TV announced a 19 game NFL telecast schedule for the upcoming season. The coverage includes 11 Green Bay Packers games plus playoff content and a Hall of Fame pre season game on September 6. Tony Canadeo will again provide Packers color. Ray Scott has not yet been replaced.
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Green Bay Packers
Bill McPhail
CBS Television
Tony Canadeo
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Ray Scott
Scott
Phillies Clip Cards On Homer In Ninth
The Phillies beat the Cardinals 6-5 in St Louis as Clay Dalrymple hit his second homer, aided by Cal McLish who encouraged him to refine his swing. Dalrymple, Rojas and Allen homered for Philadelphia while Bunning’s early no hit rhythm faded in the eighth. The win keeps Philadelphia by one game over the Giants with other NL games noted.
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Bismarck-Mandan Edges Aberdeen 8-7 in 10 Inning Finish
In Northern League action Bismarck-Mandan defeated Aberdeen 8 to 7 in 10 innings. Jim Glover delivered the decisive RBI single in the 10th. Winnipeg beat St. Cloud 3-2 and Grand Forks edged Duluth Superior 2-1 with Otto Knowles and Larry Barton homering for the winners.
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Vikings Player Terry Dillon Dies in Montana River Crash
Montana board found safety violations in the May 28 bridge collapse over the Clark Fork near Missoula. Vikings defensive back Terry Dillon fell into the river and disappeared. investigators cited an old power buggy, weak ramp, no life jackets, and lack of inspection or repair requirements.
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All America Game Spotlight on Pro Prospects
In Buffalo a crowded War Memorial Stadium hosts the East-West All-America game. Star quarterback Mira of Miami headlines the East, with Lacey Kelly Martha and Lewis among targets. West QB duties may switch between Claridge and Trull as pro futures loom. Warm, humid night expected with 25,000 fans watching the showcase.
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Braves Twins Exhibition Game For Youth Leagues
Milwaukee Braves and Minnesota Twins will play an exhibition at Metropolitan Stadium on July 20 at 8 p m The game aims to raise funds for area youth baseball with both clubs donating equally to the cause Additional events such as a home run hitting contest accuracy throwing tests and running races are planned to accompany the game
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Viet Reds Suffer Heavy Loss In Clash
Reports from Saigon indicate more than 100 Communist guerrillas may have been killed in a major battle with government troops 60 miles northeast of Saigon. The clash echoes a prior setback in the same area with uncertain casualty figures and scant details.
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Boxing results from New York and Turin shows
In New York Jose Stable stopped Vince Shomo after 146 percent chance. In Turin Alessandro Mazzinghi earned a decision over Charley Austin with Austin disqualified in the seventh for hitting on the break.
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Rosewall and Gonzales Meet for Pro Tennis Title
Milwaukee AP Ken Rosewall to face Pancho Gonzales in the Milwaukee pro final at the Milwaukee Country Club for a share of $10,000. Rosewall defeated Lew Hoad 6 3 6 1 in the semifinals and Gonzales beat Rod Laver 6 4 6 4. Gonzales and Alex Olmedo won the doubles with Parker Segura 6 2 6 4 and meet the Rosewall Head Laver Davies winner.
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Yale Lary Advises Kids On Punting Technique
Yale Lary of the Detroit Lions becomes adviser on punting for the punt pass and kick program. He urges natural kicking and eye on the ball as about a million children compete, with Ford and the NFL co sponsoring the event.
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