Bayer and Hebert Lead At Halfway in Oklahoma City Open
George Bayer and Lionel Hebert fired four under par 68s to tie for the 36 hole lead at 138 in the weather delayed Oklahoma City Open. Johnny Pott and Mike Souchak sit one stroke back at 139, with Arnold Palmer and others in contention.
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Incline Village
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LaFayette
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Gulf Hills
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Terry Dill
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Former Giants Coach Steve Owen Dies at 66
Steve Owen former New York Giants coach for 23 seasons died at City Hospital in Oneida New York aged 66 after eight days in critical condition He coached the Giants to eight division titles and two NFL crowns and led the team with the defense oriented A formation and the umbrella pass defense system.
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Giants
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UPI
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City Hospital
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Gristy Aces 152-Yard No. 17 At Hillcrest
Tim Gristy aced the 152 yard No. 17 at Hillcrest Country Club Sunday. He used a 6 iron while playing a three some with Wilbur Johnson and Dave Bell.
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Tim Gristy
Hillcrest Country Club
Gristy
Wilbur Johnson
Dave Bell
Miguel Leads Genacolor Golf With Seven Under Par
Angel Miguel of Spain moved into the third round with a two stroke gap after a record-breaking seven under par Friday. His 36 hole total is 135 as the Genacolor tournament progresses in Stoke Poges England.
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England
UPI
Angel Miguel
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Howard County Falls Short In Mile Relay Showdown
Howard County's bid for a fourth straight NJCAA title ended Saturday in Big Spring as Phoenix won the championship 122 to 120. HCJC clocked 3:11.2 in the mile relay but finished behind Victoria and Phoenix, with Langham and Williams highlighted for HCJC future potential.
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Bill Hart
Avalanche-Journal
Howard County
Phoenix
Hawks
Arizona
Steve Langham
Will A. J. Williams
Williams
Langham
Victoria
HCJC
National Junior College Track Meet Results Summary
National Junior College meet featured records in the 440 yard relay and 440 yard dash. Victoria and Howard County earned top spots with new marks, while Phoenix and Blinn also posted strong showings in sprints and distance events. The final team totals list Phoenix leading with 122 points, followed by Howard County 120 and Blinn 45 in a wide field across many colleges.
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Arthur Jackson
Donald Coker
John Branden
Larry McCartney
Howard County
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Tom Carter
Dave Wright
Coffeyville
Joe Spear
Arizona
Arthur Rodriguez
San Antonio
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Frank Felik
Pensacola
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San Jacinto
Louis Horton
Garden City
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Kaeiser
Sacramento
John Perry
Ray Patterson
LOC
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Grand Rapids
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Dick Wenhem
Paul Williams
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David Ozuna
Jesse Garcia
Kim Kidder
Gale Roberts
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Val Josherama
Jesse Matinez
Pete Criolo
Ward County
Paul Robinson
George Draper
James Tylich
Gilbert Smith
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Cecil Turner
Pratt
Jim Hall
A. J. Wilams
Terry Williams
Mike Markham Phoenix
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Ernie Allen
Sam Hart
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Leonard Vann
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Gary Brister
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Lubbock Christian
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Bear Defensive Star Inks Pact For 1964
Chicago AP reports linebacker Joe Fortunato signed his 1964 NFL contract with the Chicago Bears champions. Fortunato, a Mississippi State alum, called defensive signals last season and was an all league linebacker in his ninth pro year.
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Joe Fortunato
Chicago Bears
Fortunato
Mississippi State
Phil Phillies Blank Colts 2-0 on Short Five-Hitter
Chris Short pitched five hitters and struck out nine as Philadelphia defeated Houston 2-0. Johnny Callison and Wes Covington doubled for the first run, Tony Taylor drove in the second with an infield single. Houston catcher Jerry Grote grounded into a fifth inning triple play as Staub was cut down at the plate.
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Dalrymple
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Short
Philadelphia Phillies
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Wes Covington
Tony Taylor
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Taylor Taylor
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Giants sweep Mets in twin bill for first since 1962
San Francisco pitcher Bob Hendley fired a three hit shutout in game one and Ron Herbel won in his first major league start as the Giants swept New York 6 0 and 1 0. Cepeda stole second and scored on a wild pitch in the nightcap as the Giants stayed atop the National League standings. Willie Mays went hitless in the opener and sat out the second game.
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Dona- Landes
Mets_PRESSURE Escapes Late Jeopardy in Eight
Section B reports a tense late inning as Chris Cannizzaro doubled for the Mets in the eighth creating second and third with one out, signaling a close brush with trouble for the Mets.
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Mickey Wright Wins Muskogee Open in Golf Triumph
Mickey Wright won the Muskogee Women's Open by nine strokes, shooting 71 to finish at 213 total. Marlene Hagge shot 70 for second with 222, Betsy Rawls one stroke behind after missing a final putt. Wright led by seven early, then bet she would finish the rest two under par.
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Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Marlene Hagge
Betsy Rawls
Mrs. Hagge
Shirley Spork
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