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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1967

Page

13

Venturi Seeks U S Open Glory After Buick Open Warmup

Ken Venturi, 36, aims to repeat his 1964 U S Open victory at Baltusrol June 15 18. He hopes his improved putting and longer drives carry him through Buick Open tune up starting Thursday while qualifying unfolds across seven sites Tuesday. Exemptions include Nicklaus Boros Palmer and others with key wins and money standings.

San Francisco Ken Venturi Detroit Venturi Baltusrol N.J Ken Caliornia Club Baltusrol Golf Club Springfield Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros Gary Player Billy Casper Arnold Palmer Dave Marr Phil Rodgers Bobby Nichols George Archer Wes Ellis Doug Sanders Mason Rudolph John Miller Don January Ben Hogan Rod Funseth Rives Mc Bee Bob Murphy Frank Beard Gay Brewer Bob Goalby Bert Yancey R.H. Sikes Chi Chi Rodriguez Gene Littler Denver Chicago Kansas City New York Cincinnati Portland Ore Memphis Tenn Los Angeles Washington Atlanta Pittsburgh Dallas

Hill wins Memphis Open with late surge by Pott

Dave Hill overcame a fading lead to win the Memphis Open at eight under par 272, earning $20,000. Johnny Pott closed to three strokes in the final 10 holes, finishing runner-up at 274. Harold Henning tied for third at 275, with Randy Glover and Dan Sikes at 276.

Hill Johnny Pott Pott Harold Henning Randy Glover Dan Sikes

Dickson Turns In Clubs Today For Army Rifle

London AP reports Bob Dickson who won the British Amateur Golf Championship will exchange his clubs for an Army rifle. The 23 year old Oklahoma State University graduate beat Ron Cerrudo 2 and 1 in a 36 hole final at Formby Links. Dickson hails from Muskogee Oklahoma while Cerrudo is from San Rafael California. British papers call the Walker Cup match one of the best finals in its 82 year history.

London Bob Dickson Dickson Oklahoma State University Ron Cerrudo England Muskogee Okla Cerrudo San Rafael Calif

Inter-Club Play To Brown's Run

The Brown's Run Country Club won the first inter club series withWildwood yesterday 42 to 29 at Brown's Run. Sixteen players represented each club. In the Men's Invitational Tourney Saturday Lars Larson and Gary Klouman won with a net of 64. Tom McMurray and Bob Vokes were one stroke behind. Tied at 66 were N J Downing Jim Downing Morris Smith Owen Combs Bill McCabe Bill Osborne Al Johnson Kent Johnson John Sitter Dave Bunce and Bill Long Jim Ferrara. McCabe's rounds 71 74 were top gross scores of the weekend while Bill Thorn posted a 76.

Brown's Run Wildwood Brown Lars Larson Gary Klouman Tom McMurray Bob Vokes N. J. Downing Jim Downing Morris Smith Owen Combs Bill McCabe Bill Osborne al’ Johnson Kent Johnson John Sitter Dave Bunce Bill Long Jim Ferrara McCabe Bill Thorn

Koufax's NL record for 10+ strikeouts in games

The pitcher Sandy Koufax logged 10 or more strikeouts in 97 games, a National League record, highlighting his dominant pitching era and frequent strikeout dominance across his career.

Sandy Koufax

U.S Reds Tie In World Basketball Championship Lead

United States and Russia share the lead after a 88-53 win over Uruguay as the U.S. improves to 2-0 with four games left in the round robin. Yugoslavia beat Poland 82-78 earlier, leaving three co favorites undefeated and Brazil the sole team to lose to the Soviets.

Montevideo Uruguay United States Russia U.S Yugoslavia Poland Brazil Soviet Union

Clay Refuses Draft Over Religious Beliefs

Cleveland AP report notes Clay, the beloved Browns fullback and Muslim minister, stands by his faith amid pressure from boxing groups and a draft showdown. He attended a gathering of religious and activist figures as the Army draft issue loomed, with Jim Brown and UCLA’s Alcinder commenting on his sincerity.

Clay Cleveland Alles Browns Negro Industral and Ecoletes Houston Lew Alcinder UCLA U.S Jim Brown Alcindor Brown Wooten Sid Williams Walter Beach Browns Bill Russell Boston Celtics Bobby Mitchell Jim Shorter Washington Redskins Green Bay Willie Davis Curtis McClinton Kansas City Chiefs

Big Ten delays probe into OSU ticket scandal

The Big Ten maintains no rush to investigate alleged Ohio State University ticket distribution for grant-in-aid benefits. Commissioner Reed says action will come after the university report is studied. Dewey confirms a full, complete inquiry and notes discussions with Reed and other league and sports figures about the incident involving Rein and several prominent athletes.

Columbus Ohio OSU Bill Reed Ohio State University Dewey Reed Chicago Comtop John D. Dewey University Big Ten Richurant C. Larkins Ohio State Star Foot John Wooten Bo Browns MEU

Lebanon Raceway First through Ninth Races Lineup

The Lebanon Raceway program lists nine races with each lineup featuring horse names and drivers for pace and trot events. Notable entries include Emily Oliver, Egerton Lady, Lutie's Time, Robyn W, Jimmy's Deal, Joey W, Maxmar J, Gayle Lass, and Pleasant Princess among others.

Pace Burley Belt Wells Uhl Time Hiteman Imastar Wick Bowen Count Abbe Gordon Gin Adio Justice Speed Valey Stephenson Chief Worthy Uitte Emily Oliver TBA Egerton Lady Fraess Buckeye Joe DeBaun A Real Bloom Sayre Candy Nose Frederick Fall of Pompay Sanders Robyn W Hanners Grand Hazel Volo Rankin Seig’s ‘Honor Girl Easy Go Applegate Robin's Gee Gee Niemczycki Hal O. Way Isayhemano Williams Napoleon Pick Nixon Jimmy's Deal Baker the Gaye Brewer Joe Swing McConnaughey Speedway Silk Rob Royal Owens H. D. Debbie Priebe Mary C. Meadows Jerish B Roughton Joey W Matt Colby the Count Edmonson Oregonia Lonniedale Burns iClever Sherry Scotie Barrett Noble Hayes Pace Maxmar J Creamer Jeffry Adios Martin Windale Dude Wilson Sophia Scott Holtzmuller Dallas Direct Sinaid Fortune's Treasure Thaney Shady Boy Nanicy N Pace Gayle Lass Chickey Stone Dee Dee Pick Bradstreet Aurora Borealis Miss Wagner Ruggies Pam Reed Over Land Pace —Pleasant Princess Sugar Raizen Seldom Thuney Dusty Meridale Holford Freddy Thistle

Weekend Fights Report From Johannesburg Puerto Rico Panama

Willie Ludick knocked out Benito Juarez in Las Vegas on November 1. Luis Rodriguez defeated Juan Rivera in San Juan, Rocky Rivera outpointed by Laguna in Panama City. Ismael Laguna beat Alfredo Urbina in Mexico City.

Johannesburg South Africa Willie Ludick Benito Juarez Las Vegas San Juan Puerto Rico Luis Rodriguez Miami Fla Juan “Rocky” Rivera Argentina Panama Ismael Laguna Alfredo Urbina Mexico

Open tennis by pros and amateurs still debated

Paris AP reports talks on open tennis tournaments remain theoretical amid repeated proposals to allow pros to play alongside amateurs. ILTF needs a two thirds vote, unlikely at July 12 Luxembourg congress. Roy Emerson wins French International title, aiming for a calendar slam. Billie Jean King claims mixed doubles with Owen Davison. Don Budge and Rod Laver have achieved the feat once each.

Paris International Lawn Tennis Federation International Federat Luxembourg Roy Emerson Australia Tony Roche Emerson Wimbledon Forest Hills Don Budge United States Rod Laver U.S Billie Jean King Long Beach Calif Owen Davison Ann Haydon Jones Great Britain Ion Tiriac Romania

Damascus set for Leonard Richards Stakes after Belmont win

Damascus, winner of the Belmont Stakes, is likely to start next in the Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park on June 17. Trainer Frank Whiteley Jr. plans a 1 1/16 mile run before targeting Chicago stakes, while rival Dr. Fager pursues the Saranac or Classic. Damascus earned 104,950 in the Belmont, boosting his 1967 total to 365,410. two key rivals may not meet soon.

New York Damascus Leonard Richards Delaware Park Dr. Fager Frank Whiteley Jr Laurel Aqueduct Arlington Park Twain Bill Sheermaker

Ladies Day Lefty Aides Wives Raises Question

Lefty jokes that his wife believes he should receive a raise, prompting readers to weigh in. The playful item captures a domestic quip with a light tone typical of the period column.

Lefty

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