Hall Takes Laguna Seca Road Race
Jim Hall of Midland Texas won the Laguna Seca leg of the U S Road Racing Championship driving a Chaparral Chevrolet. He edged defending champion David McDonald in a 82 lap 1550 mile event amid earlier pay dispute settlement. Third place went to Roger Penske with Charlie Hayes and Ed Leslie completing the top five.
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Monterey
Calif
UPI
Jim Hall
Midland
Tex
Laguna Seca
U.S
Hall
Chaparral
David McDonald
Los Angeles
Roger Penske
Philadelphia
Charlie Hayes
Chevy Chase
Ed Leslie
Bob Holbert
Warrington
Pacific Raceway
Kent
Wash
Fd Leslie
Ken Miles
Bob Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Derby Wagering Errors Highlight Hartack’s Churchill Triumph
In a tight finish at Churchill Downs Hartack rode Venetian Way to win while Shoemaker misread Northern Dancer and Hill Rise. Hartack previously aided by a series of Derby moves built his standing behind Eddie Arcaro with five Derby wins.
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Willie Shoemaker
Willie the Shoe
Willie the
Hialeah
Hill Rise
Churchill Downs
Decidedly
Willie
Sunrise County
Iron Liege
Bill
Hartack
Venetian Way
Fabius
Eddie Arcaro
Northern Dance
Jack Nicklaus
Desert Inn Country Club
Jack
Sunfoto
Giants Open Puerto Rico Clinic With Fitness Drive
Nearly 1000 cheering teens welcomed the New York Giants in San Juan as they launch a football clinic under President Johnson's fitness program. Giants owners John and Wellington Mara led players in a nationwide mission to boost physical fitness and youth sports on the island.
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San Juan
P.R
UPI
New York Football Giants
Puerto Rico
Giants
Lyndon B. Johnson
John
Wellington Mara
Entries pour in for 1964 U S Open at Congressional Country Club
The U S Golf Association announced 1390 entries by Friday noon for the 1964 U S Open to be held June 18 to 20 at Congressional Country Club in Washington D C Entries close at 5 p m Wednesday The record entries of 2474 were set in 1962 at Oakmont The 1963 Open at Brookline drew 2392 entrants Preliminary sectional rounds will cut the field for the championship flight.
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Lagua Seca
Sports Car Racing Association of the
Monterey Penisula
New York
UPI
Congressional Country Club
Washington
D.C
U.S. Golf Association
Oakmont
Brookline
Mass
John Thomas Grand Slam Powers Reno in 13-10 Win
Reno defeated Bakersfield 13-10 in the California League as John Thomas hit a first inning grand slam. Star center fielder Dick Ramirez broke his leg sliding into second on a force play and may miss the season. Isiah Jackson earned the win at 1-1 while Frank Bowles took the loss at 1-1.
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Reno
Nev
UPI
John Thomas
California
Bakersfield
Dick Ramirez
Ramirez
Isiah Jackson
Frank Bowles
Youthful Milwaukee Braves Pitchers Shake Up NL Race
Milwaukee Braves rely on three young arms 23 to 26 as Warren Spahn falters. Hank Fischer, Bob Sadowski, and Tony Cloninger spark the pennant chase with strong outings, while Denver Lemaster struggles. Coach Wyatt praises control and confidence fueling the youth corps. Fischer dominates Phillies with a 1-0 two hitter in a key win.
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Warren Spahn
Braves
Milwaukee
Fischer
Tony Gonzalez
Johnny Herrnstein
Phillies
Denver Lemaster
Twins Lose to Kansas City in Late Athletics Game
Minnesota drops to 7 8 Kansas City 8 1 as Versalies delivers strong relief and Oliva Hall Colavito power. Oliva hits a homer and Reynolds and Mincher drive in runs while Ed Werks' lineup falters late.
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Athletics
TWINS
Minnesota
Kansas City
Gary
Cousey
Rollins
Oliva
Charles
Allison
Gentile
Killebrew
Alusik
Hall
Colavito
Versailles
Edwards
McCabe
Stigman
O'Dondve
Perry
Aker
Arrigo
Wyatt
b-Mincher
eWilliams
Doley
d-Power
Pless
Versalies
PCA
Green
Aljusik
Halli
Mathews
Colavito Reynolds
Mincher
Williams
U Haller
Huriey
Flaherty
Carrigan
Derby victory sparks Derby week moves for Northern Dancer
Northern Dancer and Hill Rise head for Pimlico and the Preakness after an upset Derby finish. The Scoundrel and other contenders also plan routes as jockeys dispute who rode best and Horatio Luro touts Northern Dancer’s pace and stamina. Hartack praised for a record ride with Shoemaker criticized for late start. Plans loom for Belmont or Queen’s Plate and Hill Rise aims for the Belmont.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
Scoundrel
Maryland
Roman Brother
Quadrangle
Mr. Brick
Mr. Moonlight
New York
Shoemaker
Bill Hartack
Northern Dancer
Hill Rise
Hartack
Horatio Luro
Edward P. Taylor
Toronto
Pimlico
Luro
ACC Tightens Academic Standards. Redshirting Allowed
In Greensboro ACC faculty chairmen from eight schools approved a compromise to raise the minimum SAT score for athletes receiving aid from 750 to 300 and kept redshirting allowed. They also recommended a revised bowl receipts formula and kept the Raleigh conference tournament. Duke opposed the lower threshold favoring 850 as originally proposed by Virginia.
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ACC
Raleigh
Duke
University of Virginia
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Tony Cloninger
Whitlow Wyatt
Bob Hendley
Bob Shaw
Bragan and Wyatt
Nicklaus
Dalley
Wyat
Las Vegas
Blvd
Derby
Northern Dacer
Bill Finnegan
Lure
Taylor
Tiahten
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Sherry
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