Buddy Hamilton Seizes Muleshoe Tourney After Seventh Hole Turnaround
Buddy Hamilton clinched the Muleshoe golf title by parring the final seven and sinking a five foot putt for a pat after a tense seven under par 65 round. He led by five mid round, faltered on the 17 yard par three, but rebounded to win by three shots over Russell Haberger in a dramatic comeback event.
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Giardello Likely To Sign Defense By July 6
New York boxing champ Joey Giardello said he probably will sign for a title defense by July 6, with talks involving Madison Square Garden and a possible Dick Tiger clash. Commission chief Melvin Krulewitch warned Giardello to defend or risk losing state recognition.
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Eight straight wins ease Vernonjarm’s sore arm doubts
Pittsburgh pitcher Vernonjarm, amid lingering arm trouble, rides an eight game win streak. He says the soreness is fading and his pace reflects spring confidence after a rough 1960 61 season and a 1962 retirement comeback bid.
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Yastrzemski closes on AL batting title pace
Carl Yastrzemski surged from eighth to runner-up in the American League batting race. He hit 17 hits in 32 at bats to raise his average from .307 to .343, challenging Vic Davalillo as the league's top hitter. Mantilla drove in six runs last week as Banks led in RBIs with 59.
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Tracksters To Helsinki Meet Feature Eight Americans
Olympic champions Billy Mills and Bob Schul lead eight Americans slated to compete at the World Games in Helsinki this week. Others include Ralph Boston Cyrol Burleson Otis Burrell Ron Whitney Jim Grelle and more from Los Angeles Portland Eugene and Nashville.
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Auto Driver Is In SA Hospital
SAN ANTONIO AP Mel Kenyon a patel n auto race driver was in Brooke Army Hospital Sunday night for treatment of burns suffered in a track accident. He, 32, was the 1964 National Championship race runner up when he landed in flames after a collision. Kenyon was flown to San Antonio from Ignorne Pa.
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