Golfers pick Wilkinson to run their new tour
Bud Wilkinson, former Oklahoma football coach and Senate candidate, is eyed to serve as commissioner of the touring golfers' new organization. The players plan to announce their break from the PGA and outline the new tour's structure and aims at a New York press conference.
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Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
U.S. Senate
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Leo Fraser
Bob Craig
Joe Black
Sam Gates
Nat Fields
Gates
Red Sox sacrifice game to top Tigers in finale
Bostonian Pi zarro pitched well as the Red Sox executed three sacrifice bunts including a go ahead squeeze by Pizarro to beat Detroit 4-1. Detroit led AL pennant race as Baltimore won and Detroit miscues aided Boston’s win in a tense finale.
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Minnesota
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Joe Horlen
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
California
Washington
Frank Howard
Bill Freehan
Boston
Beathard's Feet Do Their Stuff
Houston quarterback Pete Beathard unraveled New Orleans cover with his feet late in the game at the Astrodome to rally the Oilers for a 24 23 victory over the Saints. Sid Blanks scored the extra point after Beathard’s six yard run tying the game.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Sid Blanks
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Local Knothole Nine Split Results In Carlisle Miamisburg Tournaments
Middletown two Knothole teams posted opposite outcomes in the Carlisle and Miamisburg Invitational. Blake Steel won twice with a 5-0 win over Carlisle and a 3-0 shutout of Xenia All Stars. Elks dropped 5-4 to Miamisburg and 8-7 to West Carrollton, their first losses and now in the losers bracket.
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Carlisle
Miamisburg
Blake Steel Bunch
Elks
Blake
Steve King
Jackie Woodward
Jack Cockerham
Xenia All Stars
Donnie Selby
Greg Mcintosh
Latonia Race Course Entries First to Tenth Races
Entries list for Latonia Race Course shows ten races with pace and trot entries including notable horses such as Color Me Gone, Stardust Force, Mc. L. S., Red Gi Shan s Son, and Irish Duke. Drivers and horse combinations span from Buckeye Boiler to Mighty Doubtful.
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Midnite Trish
Mountain Butler
Miss Qnoeeing
Pat
Tony Volley
Cash Scott
Lick Song
Super Volo
Lonesome Road
Buckeye Boiler Miracle
Lacy Byes
Nab
Hattie Oliver
Roan Kect
Jessica Lane
Deacon Dandy
Bud H
Miss Braden G
Steve Abbe
Color Me Gone
Cami Sue
Demon Diane
Elmer E. Counsel
Stardust Force
Candy Bonn
Joe Swing
Annabel Oaks
Deep Run Byrd
Joey Jay
Aurora Borealis
Irish Duke
Gypsy Lady
Roan Beauty
Kemo Sabay
Zola
Girl
Painted Sunset
June
Darnamite
Qeen
Irish Wil
Richway
Star
Jimmy Way
Hastuki
Rocket Cash
Nu Lu
Countess Anderson
Starlight Force
Maedean Frisco
Linda's Cindy
Waterbug
Stardust Abbe
Pacing Goose
Pace
Colorado Ray
Billy M. Volo
Abbe Express
Mighty Doubtful
Hi Ranger
Hilo’s
Flagg
Victor Havens
Flyng Byrd
Connie Ousted By Linda Again In Amateur Singles
Connie Capozzi of Middletown pushed Linda Tuero of Metairie La to three sets at the Longwood Cricket Club in Chestnut Hill Mass before losing 6-3 5-7 6-4 in the U S S T A Amateur Singles Championship first round Tuero had defeated Capozzi in the U S S T A National Championships semi finals in Philadelphia last Friday Capozzi and Tuero met again with Tuero advancing in this event Pigeon of Danville Calif defeated Tuero in Philadelphia to win the title with Denise Carter also from Los Altos Calif taking the doubles title.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Middletown
Connie Capozzi
Linda Tuero
Longwood Cricket Club
Miss Capozzi
Miss Tuero
Metaire
Philadelphia
Kristy Pigeon
Danville
Calif
Miss Pigeon
Denise Carter
Los Altos
Boxing scores from three regional bouts listed
In Ventura Paul Rojas from San Pedro defeated Eliseo Estrada from Juarez on points 126 to 127. In Buenos Aires Alberto Lowell from Buenos Aires outpointed Charlie Leslie of Los Angeles 205 to 182. In Mexico City Raul Rodriguez from Mexico stopped Jerry Graci of Arlington Massachusetts in 3 rounds.
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Calif
Paul Rojas
San Pedro
Eliseo Estrada
Juarez
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Alberto Lowell
Charlie Leslie
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Raul Rodriguez
Jerry Graci
Arlington
Mass
Wildwood's Second Hole Delivers Multiple Ace Surprises
The 137 yard par three at Wildwood No. 2 drew several holes in one as Melvin Kelso carded his first ace, the third on that hole in three weeks and fifth of the summer. Observers included E. E. Grant Cal Grier and Earl Brooks. Bob Standley won blind bogey with net 69 and was closest to the pin on No. 2. Dick Wenzel led No. 9 and No. 18 in closest prizes.
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Melvin Kelso
E. E. Grant
Cal Grier
Earl Brooks
Bob Standley
Standley
Kelso
Dick Wenzel
Truckers Win State Open Division Title
MASSILLON Wilsman's Trucking of Hamilton won the Ohio State Slo Pitch Open Division tournament over the weekend. Five players and manager Jerry Ward earned All State honors. The Truckers beat Wagner Motors 6 1 William Miller Builders 9 6 Labor And Industry 5 4 in eight innings and Hudepohl 14 3 before losing 14 6 and finally winning the deciding game 8 1. Carel Cosby Don Griever Ron Pohl Bob Harrison and Ray Zawadzki were named to the All State team.
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Jerry Ward
Truckers
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Wauseon
William Miller Builders
Columbus
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Hudepohl
Springfield
Wilsman
Bengals Edge toward AFL debut as Bills win 10-6
Bengals drop third straight exhibition losing 10-6 to Buffalo with Sam Wyche at quarterback. Collier praised Cincinnati’s sharp play at the same stage as Miami. Stofa sidelined by knee, D Farrugh caps a Buffalo drive for the winning score.
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Browns Turn Back 49ers in Exhibition Clash
In San Francisco the Cleveland Browns beat the San Francisco 49ers 31 17 in an NFL exhibition. George Mira and John Brodie struggled as the Browns built a 24 7 halftime lead on two first half interceptions. Leroy Kelly added two rushing touchdowns and Paul Warfield caught two TD passes.
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Nelson
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Nelser
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Women’s City Golf Tee Times at Brown's Run
Tee off times listed for a Women’s City Golf event at Brown's Run. Starts 8:30 a.m. with groups led by Mack Eaton Scott and Back, followed by consecutive 10 minute intervals through 9:40 a.m. with players including Kunz Snyder Kennedy Anderson Farmer Kramer and others.
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R. Back
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P. Booth
B Melampy
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M. Downing
D. Hart
R. Bowen
J. Kunz
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M. Kennedy
B. Anderson
M. Farmer
G. Kramer
K. Murphy
G. Shull
M. Roberts
P. Boyd
A. Thorn
R. Ritz
K Rossman
M. Finkbone
E. Gibbs
Moon
L. Osborne
R. Bonny
P. Woodward
D. Miller
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