Maintenance Crew Keeps Lawrence Links Ready For Kansas Women's Amateur
Lawrence Country Club greens staff led by Mel Anderson and Jim Lewis prepared the course for the Kansas Women's Amateur, enlarging greens on Holes 13 and 16, mowing and raking roughs, and adjusting pins and tees daily. They work about 12 on site, with 8-10 others year round, and face possible weather delays but aim to keep the layout in top condition for the tournament through Sunday.
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Lawrence Country Club
LCC
Mel Anderson
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Anderson
Alvamar
Wilbur Norton
Lyle Erris
State Women’s Golf Association
Ralston Still Below Best In Tuneup for Wimbledon
Dennis Ralston, top American Davis Cup player, defeated Osamu Ishiguro 6-3 7-5 at Queen's Club but showed inconsistent form days before Wimbledon. Cliff Richey, Roy Emerson, Fred Stolle, Jim McManus, Marty Riessen and others advanced as seeds and stars prepared for the London event.
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Dennis Ralston
Japan
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Bakersfield
Calif
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Ralston
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Dallas
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Wimbledon
Daniel Contet
France
Roy Emerson
Abe Segal
Fred Stolle
Belgium
Claud de Gronckel
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Francisco Guzman
Ecuador
Britain
Graham Stilwell
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Bernard Montrenaud
Heart Block Found in 74 Tokyo Olympians
Medical tests of 788 athletes from the 1964 Tokyo Games revealed intermittent heart block in 74 competitors. The condition showed no impact on performance and indicates congenital irregular heart contractions detectable only by electrocardiogram.
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Hannover
Germany
Joseph B. Wolffe
Olympic Medical Archives Committee
Wolffe
Valley Forge Medical Center
Heart Hospital
Norristown
A's Cardinals Split Twin Bills in Kansas City and St Louis
Kansas City and St Louis split a pair of two night doubleheaders. The A s beat Minnesota 5 2 in game one behind Jim Hunter then lost 6 1 as Jim Perry spun six hits. The Mets beat the Cardinals 5 2 in game one on Bob Taylor s three run homer then St Louis won 4 1 behind Lou Brock. The A s traded three for three with Boston sending Ball players in a deadline move and the two teams set pitching matchups for tonight.
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St. Louis
Minnesota
Jim Hunter
Twins
Jim Perry
New York
Bob Taylor
Lou Brock
A’s
Boston Red Sox
Rollie Sheldon
John Wyatt
Josef Tartabull
Red Sox
Jim Gosger
Ken Sanders
Guido Grilli
Camilo Pascual
Ernie Fazio
Hunter
Phil Roof
Campy Campaneris
Don Mincher
Ceser Tovar
Paul Lindblad
Jim Dickson
Campaneris
Bob Shaw
Phil Gagliano
Curt Flood
Tito Francona
Mets
Taylor
Ray Washburn
Hal Woodeschick
Art Mahaffey
Washburn
Francone
Brock
Gagliano
Ken Boyer
Tracy Stallard
Dick Rusteck
Chuck Dobson
Dave Boswell
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Rich Rollins
Kansas Grantham Wins First BEA Tennis Round
John Grantham of Kansas defeated Alex Keller of Georgia 6 2 6 3 in the BEA tournament opener. Harry Burris of Washington University in St Louis beat Wit Louie of San Jose State 7 5 5 7 6 4. George Kon of Pan American defeated Bill Terry of Kansas 6 2 2 6 6 2. Oklahoma’s McSpadden Mike and Vance both lost in the first round alongside Dick Gilkey.
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Kansas
Alex Keller
Georgia
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Monay
Missouri Valley
Harry Burris
Washington
St. Louis
Burris
Wit Louie
San Jose State
Bill Terry
George Kon
Pan American
McSpadden Brothers
Oklahoma
Mike
Vance
Dick Gilkey
White Sox split doubleheader with Angels and California
Yesterday's games featured Jack Taamiahe of the White Sox with a five hit shutout effort in the opener against California as Chicago won 1 to 0. In the nightcap Prank Malzone homered in the fifth and added a single and run as the Angels edged the White Sox 2 to 1.
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Chicago
White Sox
Californi
Prank Malzone
California
Tno
Angels
A's Get Gosger In Six Player Trade
Boston and Kansas City complete a six player deal before the deadline. Kansas City acquires outfielder Jim Gosger and relievers Ken Sanders and Guido Grilli. Boston lands Rollie Sheldon John Wyatt and Jose Tartabull.
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Rollie Sheldon
John Wyatt
Jose Tartabull
Boston Red Sox
Jim Gosger
Ken Sanders
Guido Grilli
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Red Sox
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Toronto
New York Yankees
Bill Stafford
Gil Blanco
Roger Repez
Fred Talbot
Bill Bryan
Blanco
Mobile
Dick Radatz
Cleveland Indians
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Lee Stange
Wyatt
Day
Sheldon
Gosger
Tartabull
A’s
Sanders
Grilli
The
Arbitration Board Seeks End to NCAA AAU Clash
New York AP Five member arbitration board named by Vice President Humphrey meets to resolve the dispute between the AAU and the NCAA. Tensions rose after the AAU warned athletes at Terre Haute would be ineligible for its June championships if the USTFF did not seek AAU sanction, affecting United States team qualification for the July dual meet with Russia in Los Angeles.
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Fiveman Arbitration Board
Hubert Humphrey
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
AAU
NCAA
U. S. Track and Field Federation
Terre Haute
Ind
Clifford Buck
USTFF
United States
Russia
Los Angeles
Freddie Little Defeats Eddie Pace In Las Vegas Bout
Freddie Little, 155 pounds from Las Vegas, outpointed Eddie Pace, 154 pounds, from Los Angeles, in a bout held last night in Las Vegas. Pace fought hard through ten rounds with Little earning the decision.
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Freddie Little
Eddie Pace
Los Angeles
Rojas Shuts Out White Sox in Angels Split Doubleheader
California rookie Dick Rojas blanked Chicago for six innings as the Angels edged the White Sox 2 1 in game two, despite a seventh inning jam. Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson led Baltimore past New York 8 0, while Detroit and Minnesota won their games.
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Angels
White Sox
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Sox
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Floyd Robinson
Smoky Burgess
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Willie Smith
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Houston
Los Angeles
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Bobby Knoop
Jack Lamabe
Don Buford
Buford
Eddie Fisher
Robinsons
Orioles
Jim Palmer
Eddie Watt
Yankees
al Downing
Pedro Ramos
Tigers
Jim Northrup
Bill Freehan
Gates’ Brown
Dave Wickersham
Senators
Don Lock
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
National league and American league teams show standings with records and runs. Monday results include San Francisco 8 Chicago 0 and New York 5 St. Louis 2 4. upcoming games list St. Louis at New York and Atlanta at Philadelphia.
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