Second Life Lifts Schlee on Golf Tour
Edina Minnesota AP John Schlee 90 found a second life on the pro tour after a newspaper story. He credits sponsorship from Charles Germanetti and Bob Arbree of Paterson NJ with enabling him to play for a living. Schlee says happiness fuels performance and discusses tour struggles for newcomers. He lives in Dallas after stints in Colorado Oregon New York and Memphis State.
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Charles Germanetti
Bob Arbree
Paterson, N.J
Colorado
Oregon
New York
Memphis State
Dallas
Missouri and Pennsylvania adopt bench rule to curb coach antics
At a national convention Jack Miles of Missouri HS Association and Charles McCullough of Pennsylvania praised new bench restrictions that limit coaches to confer during timeouts or attend injured players. They noted fewer technical fouls and riots, with Missouri planning limited bench leaves next season for congratulating players and reaching scorer’s table.
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Missouri High School Athletics Association
Charles McCullough
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
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Polish Team Triumphs In International Soccer Match
Harrison New Jersey AP Le gia of Poland defeated the Newark Ukrainian Sitch team of the American Soccer League 3-1 in an international contest Wednesday night.
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N.J
Legia
Poland
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American Soccer League
Softball Scores Include Trinity Lutheran Triumphs
Trinity Lutheran beat Southern Baptist 11 to 4 while Gaslight Gang defeated Murderer's Row 12 to 3. Breakfast Optimist won 12 to 11 over Delta Function. Harbor Pilots led Journal-World 22 to 3 in a lopsided contest.
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Murderer’s Row
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Fitz Leads In Western Amateur Golf at Rockford
Fitzsimons, an 18 year old University of Oregon freshman to be, shot 69 to take a two stroke lead in the Western Amateur standings. Purtzer sits two behind after a 67, with defending champion Massengale and Barbarossa also advancing as the field narrows to 51 for the final 36 holes.
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University of Oregon
Paul Purtzer
Arizona State University
Rik Massengale
Jacksboro
Tex
Bob Barbarossa
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching by League
The American League leaders include Carew batting .344 with 225 at bats and Oliva at .382. R. Smith leads runs with 71, while BB Robinson and Blair post 69. Williams Weaver? 84 RBIs by Willebrew. hits leader Olive at 108. Double figures include Carew and Oliva with 22 doubles. Jackson and Howard lead homers with 31 and 32. Harper 44 steals. Campaneris 34. Pitching leaders show McNally 12-0 with 2.95 ERA. Leonhard 6-1 1.99. National League leaders feature Stargell .856? and M. Alou 129 RBIs. Bonds 65 runs. Santo 74 RBIs. McCovey 27 HR. H. Aaron 23. Stolen base leaders Brock 52. Roads 2?. Kaldschun 1-0 .857. Server 14-3 2.46.
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Minnesota
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R. Smith
Boston
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Oakland
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Baltimore
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Willebrew
Powell
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Washington
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Seattle
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Pittsburgh
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San Francisco
Wynn
Houston
Santo
Chicago
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Iits
Tolan
Cincinnati
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Alou
Kessinger
K .Williams
IL. May
H. Aaron
Atlanta
Brock
St. Louis
Roads
Kaldschun
San Diego
Server
New York
Three Shutouts In State Meet
In Kansas National Baseball Congress action three games ended in shutouts and two were shortened to five innings under the 10-run rule. John Hanes pitched a no-hitter as the Columbus Bombers beat the Udall Kistlers 10-0. The Cessna Bobcats defeated the Kansas City Bees 15-0, and the Wichita Home Builders shut out the Wichita John Weitzel Cowboys 8-0.
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Kansas National Baseball Congress
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Columbus Bombers
Udall Kistlers
Cessna Bobcats
Kansas City Bees
Wichita John Weitzel Cowboys
Burden
Wichita Jackson Mortuary
Sunflower Packers
American Legion Post
Parsons Raiders
Topeka Bombers
Flu Sends Fonda 64 From Set to Hospital
Actor Henry Fonda, in New Mexico for There Was a Crooked Man, was admitted to a hospital with influenza. A spokesman described the illness as flu with a tired, aged man remark reported by a nurse who recalled his arrival.
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Fonda
Albuquerque
N.M
Henry Fonda
New Mexico
Welsh Tennis Championships Open Round Results
Mrs Curtis Victor of St Louis defeated Eileen Ernest of Cardiff 6-2 6-0 in the third round. Bobby Wilson of Britain beat George Taylor of Houston 6-2 6-3 in the men's singles third round.
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Wales
Mary Ann Curtis
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