Pan Am Coach Sees Strong U S Track Team at Winnipeg
United States track squad of 47 men and 23 women selected after Minnesota trials heads to Pan American Games July 29 in Winnipeg. Coach Cornelius Warmerdam says team strong though lacking sprinters. Earl McCulloch matches world record in 110m hurdles. Jim Grelle misses 1500m. Emmett Taylor named to 1600m relay.
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Dutch) Warmerdam
United States
Winnipeg
Can
University of Minnesota
Warmerdam
Tommie Smith
Charlie Greene
Jim Hines
Jim Ryan
Uncle Sam
Mexico City
Southern California
Earl McCulloch
McCulloch
Trojan
Willie Davenport
Germany
Martin Lauer
USA
Lee Calhoun
Jim Grelle
Tom von Ruden
Oklahoma State
Kent State
Sam Bair
Ohio University
Emmett Taylor
Browns Begin Rookie Scrimmage Scrape in Akron
Cleveland Browns coach Blanton Collier tested a group of 29 rookies plus nine veterans in a Friday scrimmage plan at Rubber Bowl. LSU's John Demaiie and Charlie Fowler anchored blocks, Notre Dame's Larry Conjar ran. Two veterans missed camp and faced $100 daily fines. Ninowski pending contract. Williams silent on absence.
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Cleveland Browns
John Demaiie
Louisiana State
Charlie Fowler
Notre Dame
Larry Conjar
Demaiie
Pittsburgh Steelers
Akron
Browns
Sid Williams
Jim Ninowski
Detroit
Kathy Whitworth Wins LPGA Championship in 284 Over Englehorn
Kathy Whitworth clinched the LPGA Championship at Pleasant Valley with an eight under par 284 and a final round 50 foot uphill birdie on 18. She earned 2625 as first prize and moved to the top of money list with 14852.50, aiming next for the Women’s Open despite past near misses.
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Sutton, Mass
Kathy Whitworth
Shirley Englehorn
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Kathy
Klass Plans Injunction Over Child Entry In London Golf
Jack Klass of Woodland Hills Calif says he will seek a court injunction to stop play in the $17 500 LPGA event at Sunningdale London if Beverly Klass is barred. Beverly 10, and her father filed a 14 million suit in District Court Boston over being denied a chance to compete at Sutton Mass.
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London, Ont
Jack Klass
Woodland Hills
Calif
London
Beverly
Sunningdale Golf Club
District Court
Boston
Sutton
Mass
Lions face missing LeBeau Walker at 1967 training
Detroit Lions may open 1967 camp without defensive stars Dick LeBeau and Wayne Walker. The pair skipped Bloomfield Hills workouts and face $100 daily fines for not reporting, saying they asked for a big raise and were not welcomed back.
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Detroit Lions
Dick LeBeau
Wayne Walker
Walker
LeBeau
Lions
Bloomfield Hills
Bunning Takes 8-0 Shutout Of Reds In Family Sky
Jim Bunning hurled his second shutout of the year allowing four singles and fanning 11 as Philadelphia crushed Cincinnati 8-0. He benefited from 14 Phillies hits including two by Bunning, while Reds manager Bill McCool could muster little offense. The game featured 27 family members watching from the stands and was the final of a two game series. Larry Jackson is slated to start the next game tonight.
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Jim Bunning
Reds
Phils
Bunn
Philadelphia
Ing
Bunning
Dave Bristol
Bill McCool
Larry Jackson
John Callison
Sammy Ellis
Gerry Arrigo
National League Sunday baseball results and schedule
National League results include Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 0 and Chicago 9 San Francisco 0. Other scores feature Houston 8 Los Angeles 2 and New York 2 St. Louis 5. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules list city pairings with additional doubleheaders and games across leagues.
Buckpasser Returns in Brooklyn Handicap Spotlight
Buckpasser the 4-year-old colt from Ogden Phipps returns to top form as he targets the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct a $100 000 race to bolster hopes for Horse of the Year. The handicap triple includes the Metropolitan and the Suburban where Buckpasser rallied past Ring Twice in a dramatic stretch finish.
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Associated Press
Buckpasser
Ogden Phipps
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Ring
Upsetter Gimeno Faces Pro Laver Upset in Pro Tennis Final
In Chestnut Hill Massachusetts Andres Gimeno of Spain, the tour’s newest sensation, meets defending champion Rod Laver of Australia in the final for the $25,000 U S Professional Tennis Championships. Gimeno beat top seed Ken Rosewall 7 5 6 2 to reach the final while Laver defeated Fred Stolle 4 6 6 2 6 3.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Rod Laver
Australia
Gimeno
Ken Rosewall
Laver
Fred Stolle
Hot Kranepool drives Mets past Cards in doubleheader
Ed Kranepool belted a pair of two run homers as the New York Mets swept the St. Louis Cardinals 2 1 and 8 5. Kranepool also added a run in the fifth inning after a hitless drought, boosting his season total and fueling a five run burst. Banks powered the Cubs with a three run homer and a two run shot in San Francisco as Chicago beat the Giants 9 0 and 3 2. Other NL results saw Atlanta 2 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 8 Cincinnati 0 and Houston 4 1 Los Angeles 8 2. Banks sang of the city while the Mets and Cubs extended leads and Kranepool pushed his 15 homer season.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Francisco
Pittburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Ed Kranepool
St. Louis
Ernie Banks
St.Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Kranepool
New York Mets
Cardinals
Banks
Cubs
Giants
Pittsburgh
Davison
Latonia Race Course Ten Race Card Listed
The Latonia Race Course card lists ten races with names of horses in each pace or trot event. Notable entries include Flying Mike Thad's Scotch Billy M. Volo and Easy Ed in the early races and Wyoming Lad Meadow Hawk Keystone Katie in later events.
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Flying Mike
Thad’s Scotch
Billy M. Volo
Float Jolly
Ethel’s Gal
Martin Johnson
Rayola
Ginger Adio
Going Storm
Mr. Waterbug
K. K. McKlye
Flaxey’s Ladd
Wynn Mahlon
Ima
Star Wick
Dottie Dale
Nancy Flash
Rusty G. Direct
Boone County
Mike
Pace
Stingray
Starlight Force
Sadie’s Nimitz
Mose Abbe
Napoleon Pick
Dusty Meridale
Lorri Ann Scotch
Nancy N
Easy Ed
Miss Famous Song
Titan Song
Joey J. Lind
Duke’s
Minda
Zeke Oakes
Egerton Lady
Stella
Denise
Southern Tid Bit
C. W. Hal
Bella’s
Flash
Rex Havens
Edgar, Grattan
Suprise Byrd
Coney Island
Colblin
Elmer L. Counsel
Doll Baby
Easy Leavin
Attica George
Joy Dale
Robin's Gee Gee
Yankee J. H. Sunny Money
Pace Henley’s Dream
Vinita
Mr. Fairlawn
Joe Swing
Double
G. Princess
Miss Hal Counsel
True Dutchess
Cita Rodney
Pace Cheekie Vi
Cricket Blake
Abbe’s K
King’s Black Joe
Mostest Mite
Aurora Borealis
Pam Reed
Ichi Bon
Pace Flashy Gold
Nanny L. Dream
Divot Digger
Miss Wagner
Gertrude Abbe
Noble Hayes
Noble Dale
Wyoming Lad
Meadow Hawk
Keystone Katie
Callie’s Royal
Breezette
Roscoe E. Jayzoff
Kate’s Best
Shy Lady
Hodges Cornerstone of Senators Run to Baseball Night
Gil Hodges quietly stirs the Washington Senators as they post a seventh straight win 4-1 over Cleveland behind Ken McMullen and Bob Humphreys. Minnesota sweeps California in a twin bill. Baltimore edges New York in 14 innings. Boston routs Detroit 9-5. Humphreys improves to 3-1 with a 4.06 ERA. McMullen hits his seventh and eighth homers of the year.
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Boston Ween
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington New York
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Associated Press
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Chicago Cubs
Gil Hodges
Durocher
Managers’ Guild
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Hodges
Washington Senators
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Bob Humphreys
Humphreys
Indians
Bob Priddy
McMullen
Washington
Senators
Yankees
Bob Allison
Rich Rollins
Twins
Tough Field Is Facing Richeys
Nancy Richey and her brother Cliff defend titles as the National Clay Court championships open in Milwaukee. Nancy faces a deep field led by Billie Jean King with Rosemary Casals Tory Fretz and Peaches Bartkowicz among top contenders. Cliff, 19, battles Arthur Ashe as the No. 1 seed. Richey is No. 2 with other Davis Cup players Marty Riessen and Clark Graebner also entered.
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Wis
Nancy Richey
Cliff
Miss Richey
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
King
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Tory Fretz
Los Angeles
Peaches ‘Bartkowicz
Hamtramck, Mich
U.S
Marty Riessen
Evanston, Ill
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Thorn Low At Brown's Run Weekend Handicap
Bill Thorn posted a low gross 73 to win the first flight at Brown's Run Week End Handicap. William Maxwell shot 67 to take lost net, while Ray Brown led first flight with 80 12 68 and Tom Benny 76 7 69 close behind. Walter Evans had slow gross 85 in the second flight, Bob Davies and Jim Wikoff tied for low net at 86 17 69. John Darrach led third flight with 91 gross, Charles Graff 91 21 70 and John Slamka 92 22 70 tied for low net, with B D Billman Sr 92 21 71 close behind.
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Bill Thorn
Brown
William Maxwell
Ray Brown
Tom Benny
Walter Evans
Bob Davies
Jim Wikoff
John Darrach
Charles Graff
John Slamka
B. D. Billman Sr
Kenyon Takes Eldora Race at New Bremen Speedway
Mel Kenyon of Lebanon Indiana won his ninth USAC feature of the year at New Bremen Speedway. He powered his Thermo King Offy to a three car length victory over Gary Byers of Burnettsville Indiana after lapping the half mile in 18.86 seconds. Kenyon leads the USAC points race.
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New Bremen
Not Covering First Costly for McDowell
Washington AP Sam McDowell failed to cover first on a bunt in the fourth inning costing the Indians in a 4-1 defeat to the Senators. Manager Joe Adcock criticized the lapse, noting it was the sixth such error this season and cost him double.
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Washington
Sam McDowell
Indians
Joe Adcock
McDowell
Senators
Mike Epstein
Tony Horton
Horton
Epstein
Bernie Allen
Adcock
Legion Post 218 Breaks Slump With Double-Header Sweep
The American Legion Post 218 ended a long losing streak by sweeping Greenville in a two game set 3-0 and 7-2. Don Oswalt fanned 13 in a two hitter to win game one while Fred Thompson and Jim Soule combined for a two hitter in the nightcap with Thompson belting a two run homer.
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American Legion Post 218
Greenville
Skein
Don Oswalt
Greenies
Fred Thompson
Jim Soule
White Sox, Athletics split as Wood and Lindblad shine
Rollins hit the decisive seventh inning homer off reliever Turner who also took the loss in the opener. Boswell allowed four Angels hits in game one while Worthington won the nightcap. Lindblad threw a three hit complete game for the A's in Chicago. Wilbur Wood started the opener for the White Sox and scattered seven hits before Wilhelm finished it.
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