Whitworth Wins Midwest Open With Final Hole Pressue Shot
Kathy Whitworth, 27, of Texas, captured the LPGA Midwest Open at Walnut Hill Country Club with a four under par 12. she edged Susie Maxwell by one stroke after a clutch par on the 18th. Maxwell earned $2,360 for second, while Mickey Wright and Louise Suggs followed.
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Kathy Whitworth
Walnut Hill Country Club
Miss Whitworth
Monahans
Tex
Jal, N.M
Susie Maxwell
Oklahoma City
Okla
Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Calif
Miss Wright
Louise Suggs
del Ray Beach
Fla
Carol Mann
Towson
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Columbus
Ohio
Susie Maxwell Ae
Caral Mann
Sandra Palmer
Mary Milla
Judy Kimball
Marlene Hagge Tenace
Rhirley Englehorn
Betsy Cullen
Clifford Ann Creed
Gloria Ehret
Ae Teeee
Marle Lindstrom
Kathy Ahern
Rubbe
Mehari Wins Prix Kergorlay at Deauville
Mehari owned by D. Prenn of England won the Prix Kergorlay for 3yearolds and older at Deauville. Ridden by Des Smith, the horse covered 13 miles in 3 08.4, returning 7.4 francs to the backers for each franc stake.
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Deauville
France
Mehari
D. Prenn
England
Des Smith
Ruidoso Race Results for 3 Year Olds and Up
Race card from Ruidoso shows multiple events with timestamps and results. Notable performances include Breesing Buddy 117 ridden by Powell finishing 13.40 in 400 yards, Kid 117 Lopez 3.27, 0, Timmy's Fist 1222 Roberson 6.00, Cadillac Bar 119 Walker 17.40, and Venture Dial 120 Adair 4.80. Track conditions listed as heavy to slow with varied times across distances and claiming divisions. Attendance logged at 7.43 AST with total mutuel pool 176,895.
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Powell
T. Lipham
de Brreezing
Buddy
Timmy's Fist
D. Roberson
Noida
Cadillac
Walker
Tao
Eae
Ippity
M. Figueroa
Bar Henry
Wallace
Panama
J. Wallace
Venture Dial
R. Adair
Reed Deck
T. Blark
Oldie & Tn
W. Rock
Aghventern Cash
J. Bannowsky
Freddie
Cox
Ouinella
Sin Yards
Caeee
FF. Chaves
M. Lopez
Marty
Adair
Brad Len Roberson
L. Pacheco
Davis Cup duo reach singles finals on Eastern Grass Courts
Charles Graebner and Martin Riessen, United States Davis Cup doubles partners, won their Sunday singles matches to reach the Eastern Grass Court Tennis finals. Bille Jean King advances to finals amid strong world ranking.
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South Orange
N. J
Charles Graebner
Martin Riessen
United States
Bille Jean King
Houston
Texas
Big 33
Pennsylvania
Monty Johnson
Amarillo Tascosa
Seattle
Miss Bardahl
Coast Guard
New York
New York Generals
Leroy de Leon
Pittsburgh Phantoms
Adenau
Germany
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
Dan Guerney
Nicklaus Sanders Struggles in Turbulent Final Round
Nicklaus Sanders drove it into the crowd and high grass in a bid for a birdie tie, then over the green. After two drops in play, his chip rolled 30 feet long and failed to drop, finishing with a 6 as Beverly Country Club’s classic layout yielded a 26 under par finish for the field.
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Page One
Sanders
Beverly Country Club
Steve Oppermann
Daly City
Calif
Miller Barber
Phil Rodgers
George Knudson
Bert Weaver
George Archer
Cyclist Tom Simpson Dies in Tour de France
British cyclist Tom Simpson collapsed during the Tour de France and died Thursday night in Carpentras France AP reports.
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France
Tom Simpson
Boxing finals inch closer at Astrodome after Saturday
In Houston the World Boxing Association heavyweight eliminations moved toward semifinals as Spencer and Ellis won decisive victories at the Astrodome. Spencer upset Terrell on a 12 round decision while Ellis stopped Leotis Martin in the ninth.
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Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Thad Spencer
San Francisco
Houston
Spencer
Thadj
World Boxing Association
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Domnion
Cassius Clay
Ellis
Astrodome
Zeunes Ellis
Leotis Martin
Clay
Karl Mildenberger
Oscar Bonavena
Floyd Patterson
Jerry Quarry
Bill Giles
Big Ernie
Jimmy Webb
Martin
Joe Frazier
Philadelphia
Ernie Taylor
White-Scaling In Win At Morton
Steve White and Bob Scaling shot 64 to win the Morton Partnership golf tournament with a 197 total delaying Howard Hassel and Ken Russell who finished second. Portales pair started three behind and won by four as Hassel Russell slipped to 201. Portales teammates Glidwell Richardson took third at 205. A playoff decided the Night winner with Dick Van John St. Clair and Jay Brown Jim Hall prevailing at 222.
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Bob Scaling
Howard Hassel
Ken Russell
Littlefield
Chic Conway
White
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Hassel-Russell
Gene Glidwell
Carl Richardson
Jimmy Johnson
Fred Owens
Levelland
Jack Russell
Button Silver
Dick van John St. Clair
Jay Brown
Jim Hall
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St. Clair
McKinney Captures Slaton Invitational Crown
Robert McKinney of Texas Tech overcame a three stroke deficit with a final round 68 to win the Slaton Invitational, finishing three days at 215 and five ahead of Doc Reasoner. Reasoner tied for second with Jim Handley, Marvin Best, and Steve Rogers at 218 after a rough final round.
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Robert McKinney
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McKinney
Doc Reasoner
Reasoner
Jim Hundley
Post
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Lubbock
Steve Rogers
Hale Center
Alan White
Doak Payne
Dean Hatchett
Jim Handley
Steve Rogers Hale
Dean Hatchet
Carrol McDonald
Rodney Farrell
Slaten
David Ticker
Don Crow
Alan Ferrell
Fred Wheelock Klaton
BU Wheeler
Klaton
J. GG. Boyd
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al Clary
Bing Hingham
Jay Gray
Pat Beane
Jack Griffith
Donaldson
Warren Tabor
Levelland
Jing Sain
Harold Dane
Sam Elis
Bil George
Jean Pettigrew
Steve Wilson
Marvin Grey
Lee Williams
Russ Wheeler
Mac Shaw
Johnns Haire
Price Up For Grid Broadcast Rights Increase in 1967 football rights
Washington AP reports radio and TV stations will pay 48,810,215 this year for broadcast rights to 25 professional teams and 124 colleges and universities. The total rises 2,705,010 or 5.8 percent from 1966's 46.1 million, per Broadcasting Magazine's annual football report in its August 7 issue.
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Washington
Broadcasting Magazine
Television and Radio
Commander Wins Den Haan Golf Match in Belgium
US General Lyman Lemnitzer, supreme commander of SHAPE, defeated King Leopold I of Belgium Gund 5 in an 18 hole match at the local club on Thursday.
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Belgium
Lyman Lemnitzer
SHAPE
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Crockett Out For Season With Knee Injury
Bills split end Bobby Crockett will miss the AFL season after tearing knee ligaments in a Saturday exhibition win over Miami in Memphis. Crockett, 24, had joined as a starter in 1966 and posted 31 catches for 533 yards and three TDs. Coach Joe Collier also said veteran fullback Jack Spikes will rejoin the Bills late this week after previously planning retirement.
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Bobby Crockett
Buffalo Bills
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Memphis
Tenn
Bills
Joe Collier
Crockett
Arkansas
Mercy Hospital
Dolphins
Art Powell
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Spikes
Dallas
Gollihugh Grabs Olton Golf Title
Amarillo golfer Otis Gollihugh shot five under par to win the Olton Invitational by eight strokes. He closed with 71 after 69 and 71 to finish with 211. Runner up was Roger Thompson of Olton at 219, while Andy Andrews of Olton captured third after a playoff at 224.
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Otis Gollihugh
Amarillo
Roger Thompson
Andy Andrews
Dimmitt
Dickie Dyer
Olten
Andrews
Mike Wells
Plainview
Luis Hair
Otten
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Muleshoe
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Hale
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Houston Hamby
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Charles Polk
Archie Borley
Joe Cummings
Anton
John McQuien
Clark
Basil Sherman
Ray Copeland
Leo Bleeker
Sudan
John Amdstead
Washington
National Public Links Championship to Erie Course
U S Golf Association officials announced the 1969 National Public Links Amateur Golf Championships will be played at Downing course in Erie Pennsylvania. Next year's tournament is set for Dallas.
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Wash
U.S. Golf Association
Downing
Erie
Dallas
Raiders Rally Past Rattlers In State NBC Tourney Action
Holt's Raiders routed Reese Rat tlers 11 1 to stay unbeaten in the losers bracket of the 32nd Texas State NBC Tournament. Marshall blanked Edinburg 6 0 in a winners bracket game while Amarillo Graham Plow advanced on a forfeit over Hale Center. Raiders rise to 6th win in state tournament and 28th overall. Jim Montgomery led with three hits and 2 RBIs as Holt's improved to 26 1 overall.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Lubbock
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Dickie Towers
Edinburg
Amarillo Graham
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Gary Kinsella
Holt
Jim Montgomery
John McIntyre
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Bert McCauley
Buddy Hampton
John Grimm
Jim Ethridge
Larry Lindsey
Towers
Warren Bell
Ronnie Hammers
Bell
Rip Griffin
Hubbers
Amarillo
First Methodist
Pecos
Accavallo Defends World Flyweight Title in Buenos Aires
Horacio Accavallo of Argentina defends his world flyweight crown Saturday in Buenos Aires against Japanese challenger Hiroyuki Ebihara in a 15 round title bout. Ebihara vows to win at any cost while Accavallo calls him the toughest foe yet.
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Buenos Aires
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Doug Jones
New York
Boone Kirkman
Seattle
United States
Accavallo
Ebihara
San Diego
Cali
Charles Austin
Jan Tregave Elmo
Tex’ Henderson
Houston
Middies
Horacio Accavailo
Hiroyuki Kothara
Japan
Bucs Release Lee From Cage Pact
New Orleans Buccaneers coach Babe McCarthy confirmed Clyde Lee is released from his two year contract with the Bucs by mutual agreement with Lee and the Warriors. Keith Thomas will sign with the Bucs while Lee considers NBA options with the Warriors. Lee said he expects to play in the NBA this season if an agreement is reached.
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Babe McCarthy
New Orleans Buccaneers
Clyde Lee
New Orleans American Basketball Association
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Lee
San Francisco Warriors
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Warriors
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Vanderbilt University
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Tenn
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Bill Sharman
San Francisco
Figaro IV Trails In Fastnet Yacht Race
Figaro IV skippered by Bill Snaith from Stamford Connecticut trailed the leaders by several hours Sunday in the 605 mile Fastnet Rock yacht race from Cowes Isle of Wight to Plymouth England.
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England
Bill Snaith
Stamford
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