Warfield May Miss 10 Weeks
Cleveland Browns end star Paul Warfield will undergo left shoulder surgery for a broken collar bone at Shaker Medical Center. A pin will be inserted. recovery is estimated at eight to 10 weeks. Clifton McNeil will start in next Sunday's exhibition game in San Francisco. Horace Clarke was sent by the Yankees to the Toledo Mud Hens.
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Gogolak boots three field goals in Bills 23 0 win
Buffalo uses soccer style kicking by Pete Gogolak to power past Boston 23 0 in AFL exhibition. Billy Joe adds a 61 yard run and three receptions for 25 yards. Cookie Gilchrist scores twice on short runs.
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U S women eye Wightman Cup hold as lead grows
The United States women's tennis team led Great Britain 3 1 in Cleveland with one win needed to secure the Wightman Cup. Billie Jean Moffitt looms as possible champion in the opening singles while Carole Graebner and Nancy Richey took a doubles victory.
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Emerson tops McKinley for Nassau Bowl title
Australian Roy Emerson defeated Chuck McKinley 6 4, 11 9, 7 5 on grass in Glen Cove New York to win the Nassau Bowl. Emerson dominated with strong serving as McKinley, a Port Washington resident and Davis Cup foe, won just 2% of points in Emerson’s service games. It was their first meeting since last September Davis Cup in Cleveland.
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Stolle Wins Middle Atlantic Grass Courts Title
Australian Fred Stolle, 26, defeated Lew Gerrard of New Zealand 6 3 6 3 6 3 to win the Middle Atlantic Grass Courts Championship in Baltimore. He then partnered with Jim McManus to win the doubles over Jim Osborne and Jerry Cromwell 4 6 6 4 6 2.
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Keene World Horseshoe Tourney Leads Include Reno Tied
Harold Reno of Sabina Ohio is among six players tied for the day's lead in the World Horseshoe Tournament at Keene New Hampshire. Each posted 181 records with 16 games left in the 35 game event.
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Nicklaus Wins Philadelphia Golf Classic With Eagle Finish
Jack Nicklaus trails after 54 holes then outplays the field at Whitemarsh Valley to win by one stroke over Joe Campbell and Doug Sanders. He earns 24,300 and improves 1965 earnings to 114,000 while closing in on the all time single season money record. Nicklaus sealed victory with a 45 foot eagle putt on the 17th hole after a high ball lofted from rough behind trees.
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Ward Cups President's Day Play at Forest Hills Club
Howard Ward fired 37s to win the Past Presidents' Trophy at the Presi dent Day Tournament. Charles Deisler netted 57 to take low net, while Ewing Taulbee 33 34 67 won low gross. 80 golfers participated as winners moved to semi finals in club championship flights.
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Junior Championship leads Brown's Run club
Greg Oganowski won the Brown's Run Country Club Junior Championship with a 76 gross. Steve Snyder shot 78, Mike Miller 80 giving him a net 70 to lead in that division. Bob Turner second with 73. Townsell Marshall 6 low net in Weekend Handicap. Bill McCabe 74 low gross. David Driscoll won First Flight low net, Jim Snyder 7 behind. Bush Farmer, Harry Holiday, C H Eisenmenger 72. Harry Nicholson 4 top gross Second Flight. Marty Miller and Forest Morrow tied for low net 4. Third Flight winner John Darragh with 87. Fred Van Scoyel net 68. Bill Schaeffer 71. Gex Condit 72.
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Santa Clara Eyes Dual AAU Swimming Title Defense
Santa Clara Swim Club coached by George Haines aims to defend both men's and women's titles at the National AAU Championships in Toledo. The meet runs diving Wednesday and Thursday then swimming through Sunday, with 542 swimmers from 78 men’s teams and 50 women’s teams. Star performers Don Schollander and Donna DeVarona are out due to mononucleosis and retirement respectively.
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Don Blasingame Maintains .263 Batting Average in Leagues
Don Blasingame of the Washington Senators has posted a .263 batting average in the Leagues. He broke in with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1955.
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Undefeated Little Vets Crown Class D Champions
The undefeated Little Vets beat Joe Lewis Realtors 13-3 at Smith Park to win the Class D Knothole title. Park Street Ice Cream defeated Middletown Shopping Plaza 51 to 0 for the Class B American crown, while Lloyd Miller Realtors edged Allsports 3-2 for the Class B National second round title. Jim Cornwell of Brown & Singer threw a 1-0 no-hitter vs Inland Container with seven strikeouts.
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Dodgers Lose Opener as Mack Jones Hits Grand Slam
Los Angeles pitcher John Podres suffers his first defeat of the season as the Milwaukee Braves rally in the first inning. Mack Jones belts a grand slam off Podres after Aaron and Torre singles and a wild pitch advances runners.
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Belmont Bowl Pro Shop wins WBIC team title in Portland
The Belmont Bowl Pro Shop of Chicago captured the Women's International Bowling Congress team title with a 2929 total in Portland Oregon. Irene Hukkala led with a 661 series scoring 192 226 and 243 while captain Shirley Garris opened with 245. Dolores Stille posted the team's low 166.
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Dragster Driver Dies In Ohio Speedway Crash
A 26 year-old Ross County drag racer, Larry P. Karshaner of Kingston, was killed near Heath at the Hyde Park Drag Strip when his car flipped after the carburetor stuck open. The crash happened Sunday night in Licking County.
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Goldman Tilts Postponed Again in Softball League
Wet grounds forced a second postponement of makeup games in the Goldman Invitational at Goldman Park. The games, originally set for last Tuesday and delayed by District 4 Open Tournament schedules in Franklin, will be rescheduled for tomorrow as teams return to Goldman Park for the next round.
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Hagge Wins Milwaukee Open in Record 287
Marlene Bauer Hagge, 31, Pensacola, wins the Milwaukee Open with a 287 four round total at North Shore Country Club tying Kathy Whitworth’s 1963 Open record. She earns 1875 dollars. runner up Judy Torleumke 292, prize 1475. Others scoring 296 or 298 finish in the top ranks.
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