Bo Belinsky heads for Hawaii farm team this summer
Belinsky and the Los Angeles Angels agreed to send the left hander to the Hawaii farm club in the Pacific League for a summer assignment. He vows to return to the majors and aims to prove himself while Mamie Van Doren moves to Silk Stockings and plans visits to Honolulu.
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Wright Wins Civitan Open By 5 Strokes
Mickey Wright shot a 2 over par 73 to win the Dallas Civitan Open by five strokes at Glen Lakes. Sandra Haynie finished second at 288 after a windy round, with Clifford Ann Greer and Ruth Jessen tied for third at 289. Wright, chasing Betsy Rawls money record, earned $2,600 for the win and heads to Beaumont for the Babe Zaharias Open.
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Horses win sprint handicaps at three tracks in tight finishes
With The Horses Policy percent won the Top Flight Handicap at Aqueduct by four lengths over Tamarena. Times Roman captured the Myrtlewood Handicap at Washington Park. Big Squeal and Pan Dancer split the feature at Suffolk Downs with prices of 47 and 6.80 respectively.
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Rain Delays Memphis Open Golf Tourney
The $50,000 Memphis Open, halted by two days of rain, resumes with 81 pros and 7 amateurs still in contention led by Tony Lema who sits four ahead after a 6 under par. Third round was started but then called off. National Open qualifying postponed for many players.
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Sneed fires hole in one at Lincoln Park
UPI reports Royal D. Sneed of Oklahoma City carded a hole in one Sunday at Lincoln Park. He aced the 187 yard No. 2 hole with a six iron while playing in a foursome.
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National League scores and postponements recapped
In a national league recap, Pittsburgh beat Charlotte 19 to 2, Chattanooga defeated Macon 7 to 6 and Asheville won 11 innings 6 to 6. Nashville edged Lynchburg 2 to 1 in 11 innings while Augusta visiting Knoxville was postponed due to rain.
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Leaders Collide In Softball Play
Underwoods Bar-b-que and Ace All Stars lead the Lawton Softball League with four wins no losses. Tonight A&A Fence and Frank White Construction will test them as Jerry Boos and Don McBride start in the first game while Wesley Pewewardy faces Cliff Greeney in the other matchup. A five team race could tighten as four teams sit at four and one.
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Miller Pitches Perfect Game for School Command
Southpaw Larry Miller threw a seven inning perfect game with 17 strikeouts as School Command routed the 214th Group 11–0 in Fort Sill baseball. Hartline hit a three run homer, Petruschke doubled, and Miller added two singles while Seddon went 2-for-3. The win left School Command and ATC tied for first at 5-1 in Group action.
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Indians Catcher John Romano Placed On Disabled List
Cleveland Indians catcher John Romano likely to be placed on the disabled list after breaking the small finger of his throwing hand in the first game of a Sunday twin bill with Baltimore. He injured himself tagging Jackie Brandt at the plate.
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Johansson says he has fought his last bout
Ingemar Johansson, former heavyweight champion, told a television interview he will not change his mind about retiring. He said he has earned enough money and had all the glamour and honor he desires.
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