PGA championship third round brings new leaders amid heat
In Denver the $150,000 PGA championship enters the third round with Tommy Aaron leading at 135 after a 70 65 start, while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus trail. Dave Hill Dan Sikes Don Bies and others chase as heat affects play and television coverage proceeds. Doug Sanders hits a hole in one on the 194 yard 16th for a 71 and 143.
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Ca sals Reaches Clay Finals In National Tennis Tourney
Rosemary Casals, 18, of San Francisco, defeats Billie Jean King 6-4 6-4 to reach the National Clay Court final opposite defending champion Nancy Richey as Sam Melville and Ron Barnes also win their semifinal matches in Milwaukee. Casals is Pablo Casals grandniece and joins a slate of foreign and domestic seeds in the event.
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Disputed Bout May Be Sellout
World welterweight champion Curtis Cokes defends his title against Gypsy Joe Harris in Dallas Memorial Auditorium amid controversy over promoter issues. A district judge allowed the fight to proceed after suspending the promoter's license, with attention on a potential sellout of more than 10,000. Harris, ranked second by the WBA, had triggered the dispute over funds and arrangements.
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Chuvalo’s Ring Career Ended with Eye Injury
George Chuvalo remains hospitalized in Toronto after a Wednesday night beating by Joe Frazier. He has a fractured bone under his right eye and double vision. An operation is planned today. recovery could stretch into weeks to determine if he can fight again.
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Reiman Heads Cycle Field At Miami County Fairgrounds
Roger Reiman of Kewanee Illinois leads a large non Ohio field in the Five Star Motorcycle races at the Miami County Fairgrounds. Reiman the 1964 national champion and second top point getter, competes as time trials begin at 7 pm with the first heat at 8 pm.
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Knothole League Results From Local Playday
National League games saw Goodwin Plumbing beat Inland Container 3 0 and Kiwanis shut out Agee Insurance 4 1 First National Bank topped Park St Ice Cream 3 1 Frisch s defeated Servomation 7 2 The Jug outscored SPEBSQSA 11 5 American League results include A W Root Beer 6 Eastern Lanes 0 Duff s Cafe 7 Country Kitchen 4 Mayfield Cleaners 6 Coca Cola 4 Davidson Photo 7 Roberson s Union Sanitary 1 J B League Exchange Club 27 P W Auto 3 Pence s Market 13 Shaddock s Market 7
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Former Browns Player Killed in Vietnam
Air Force Maj. Don Steinbrunner, ex assistant football coach at the Air Force Academy and former Cleveland Browns player, was killed in Vietnam when his C123 transport plane was shot down by ground fire. Relatives in Bellingham, Washington received word Friday from the Defense Department.
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Buckpasser Seeks Triple Crown in Brooklyn Handicap
Buckpasser the four year old millionaire leads in the Handicap Triple Crown bid at Aqueduct aiming to win the 14 mile Brooklyn Handicap carrying 136 pounds. Ring Twice or others may oppose as Hollywood Park offers a $100000 added Juvenile Championship race.
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USAC Sprints Make Night Debut at Eldora Speedway
The USAC sprints begin at Eldora with time trials at 7 p.m. heat races at 8:30 and a 30-lap main after a 10-lap consolation. Rollie Beale and Mickey Shaw previously won at Eldora, while 23-year-old Greg Weld of Kansas City dominates with seven features this season. Others entered include Ralph Ligouri, Bud Tingelstad, and Johnny Rutherford among 42 cars qualified previously.
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Orioles Draw Big Crowds in Minnesota in 1966
The Baltimore Orioles attracted 207,894 spectators over the 1966 season in Minnesota, as crowds topped those for other teams during games with the Twins.
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Latonia Race Course Daily Harness Card Summary
Race by race results from Latonia with winners and payoffs listed. Notable entries include Jater Peastown Emily Oliver Jay Jeff Adio and Hi Ranger with monies shown. Daily Double total $374 and Perfecta $132.30. Entries list numerous horses per race and various pace and trot outcomes with times around 2:04 to 2:09.
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Ohio State pair named to U.S. Pan American baseball team
In Minneapolis two Ohio State players pitcher Joe Sadelfeld and catcher Dan Carlson were chosen for the 18 member U.S. baseball squad for the Pan-American Games. Ohio State coach Marty Karow leads the team.
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