Sikes edges Sikes win Cleveland Open by one stroke
Dan Sikes captured the $135000 Cleveland Open by edging Tony Lema by one on a final 66 at Highland Park Golf Course. Sikes sank a clutch 18th hole putt to seal the comeback, finishing 12 under par 272. Bruce Devlin was third with 274, while Bert Weaver and Mike Souchak tied for fourth with 279.
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Lema
Australia
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Bert Weaver
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Tommy Aaron
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Arnold Palmer
Randy Glover
Billy Maxwell
Gordon Jones
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Ted Martin
Don, Douglas
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Brown's Run Country Club
Fred Winkler
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Bill Johnson
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Charging Sue Western Winner
Susie Maxwell known as Susie the Charger wins the 36th Women's Western Golf Tournament in Chicago. She posts a final 290 for 72 holes, earning 1500 dollars while Marlene Hagge finishes second with 233 total and 1200 dollars. Sandra Haynie takes third with 297, Mary Mills fourth, and Kathy Whitworth fifth.
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Susie
Marlene Hagge
Hagge
Pensacola
Fla
Miss Maxwell
Tulsa
Okla
Sandra Haynie
Longview, Tex
Miss Haynie
Mary Mills
Ocean Springs
Miss
Kathy Whitworth
Dallas
Pirates edge Giants 2-1 as Law wins fifth straight
Vernon Law of Pittsburgh allowed three hits through five innings and earned his fifth straight win in a 2-1 Pirates victory over the San Francisco Giants. Bill Skowron of Chicago tied the game with a seventh inning homer and then drove in the winning run in the ninth against Washington.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco
Bill Skowron
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Britons Aim for Strong Walker Cup Team After Amateur Finish
Joe Carr, Ireland's three time British Amateur champion, said Britain hopes for its best Walker Cup team since the war as it faces the United States in Baltimore in September. The Royal Porthcawl event featured four English semifinalists and 34 Americans. Bonallack defeated Clark 2 and 1 in the final after a late rally.
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Wales
Joe Carr
Ireland
Baltimore
United States
Carr
Royal Porthcawl Links
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Bob Gardner
Essex Fells
N.J
Hyndman
Clive, Clark
England
Clark
Michael Bonallack
Bonallack
Wiley couple win Mixed Calcutta at Wildwood
Mr and Mrs Tom Wiley won the Mixed Calcutta Tournament at Wildwood yesterday with a net 27 defeating 91 couples. Four teams tied for second at 30 including Mr and Mrs Art Kunz Mr and Mrs Manny Garlikov Mr and Mrs Paul Whitley and Bob Brown with Mrs Martha Finkbone.
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Tom Wiley
Calcutta
Wildwoods
Wiley’s
Art Kunz
Manny Garlikov
Paul Whitley
Bob Brown
Martha Finkbone
Illinis Gizz Kids National Champs
The University of Illinois Gizz Kids won the national wheelchair games led by Tim Harris of Rockford who swept four events including the 100 yard sprints and javelin. Harris, a 21 year old, also claimed the discus throw title.
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New York
University of Illinois
Tim Harof
Rockford
Harris
Pennsy Girl Wins German Song Festival
Peggy March, 17, from Lansdale Pennsylvania, won top honors at the fifth German song festival in Baden Baden Germany. March sang You Still Dream at 17 in German the only slow number and drew prolonged applause from the audience.
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Baden-Baden, Germany
Peggy March
Lansdale
Miss March
May Foals That Won the Kentucky Derby History
Since 1929 only four May foals have won the Kentucky Derby War Admiral 1937 Johnstown 1939 Iron Sparrow 1957 Northern Dancer 1964 This note lists the rare May foal Derby champions and their years.
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War Admiral
Johnstown
Iron Siege
Northern Dancer
Sellers Derby Mount Looming With Our Michael for Derby
Johnny Sellers rides Our Michael the 1965 Kentucky Derby favorite after five wins in as many starts. The two year old champ led New Windsor in the Christiana Stakes at Delaware Park, then pulled away to beat Flame Tree. Other features saw Gummo, Turbo Jet II, Prairie Schooner, and Reverse record notable victories.
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Associated Press
Johnny Sellers
Michael
Sellers
Carry Back
den Our Michael
Delaware Park
Christiana
Our Michael
New Windsor
Flame Tree
Marshall
Aqueduct
Carpenter
Hamilton Raceway Entries For Races One Through Nine
A list of Hamilton Raceway entries across nine races with horse and jockey names, including Trot and Pace classifications and multiple competing horses such as J Lind, Josedale Valiant, Stardust Miss, Ozark Lady, Red Men Ace, So Lucky, and Aurora Borealis.
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Morgan
Josedale Valiant
DeBaun
Demon Jane
Roach
Darn Far
Martin
Lively K
HM. Miller
Mimi
Nixon
Ohio Special
Dc Miller
Shedydale Aoa
Frye
SECON
Hallie Congo
Applegate
Red Bow
Hickey
Brown Crickett
Collar
Lovely Hal
Taylor
O. Frisco
Carey
Notre Dame
Roughton
Edith
C de Baun
Jane Abbe
Carr
Casey
PR DeBaun
Pearl Valley
Robin's Gee Gee
Baker
Coney Island
Melford
Irish T
Henman
Red Menace
Kits Dale
Sanders
Charming Billy
Cowell
Miss 8
Biederman
Elise _Oveimo
Elise Ovelmo
Miller
Cheekie Vie
BeBaun
Kamaron
Bradstreet
Date Girl
Niemezychi
Lei
Gayle Tass
Reward
Queen
Dokey
Grand Lillian Volo
Rodgers
Diane D Dandy
Reeds Millie
Slonaker
Bisons sweep and other league doubleheaders
The Buffalo Bisons upset Atlanta in both ends of a International League doubleheader 4-2 and 3-0. Jacksonville beat Toronto 4-2, then Toronto won the nightcap 5-3. Rochester and Columbus split, Rochester taking 5-2, then losing 3-0. Toledo swept Syracuse 6-3 and 2-1 with Frank Bork allowing one hit in the second game. Jou Vickery and Jack Curtis earned the wins for Toledo. Roger Repez hit his 15th homer in the first game for Toledo.
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Associated Press
Buffalo Bisons
Atlanta
Bisons
Tiger
Jacksonville
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Rochester
Columbus
Toledo
Syracuse
Frank Bork
Jou Vickery
Jack Curtis
Roger Repez
Only French Can Repeat In Davis Cup Semifinal
France reached the European Zone Davis Cup semifinal by defeating Yugoslavia 0. South Africa upset Britain to reach the last four, setting a July 16 to 18 final four clash with France at Roland Garros. Czechoslovakia beat Italy to join Spain in the round.
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Associated Press
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Spain
Czechoslovakia
South Africa
Sweden
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
Roland Garros
Paris
Wilt Chamberlain Fined Over Magazine Article
Wilt Chamberlain star center of the Philadelphia era was fined seven dollars by NBA President Walter Kennedy for a magazine article under Chamberlain's byline. Kennedy said the Sports Illustrated piece titled My Life in a Bush League contained many inaccurate statements based on an erroneous premise.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Chamberlain
Lamberlain
Syracuse Names Ted Kleinhans Baseball Coach
Ted Kleinhans, a former major league pitcher, begins his first season as the Syracuse baseball coach guiding the team this year.
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Ted Kleinhans
Syracuse
Pirates sign four Buckeye prospects in draft
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced signings of several players from Ohio. Four Ohioans joined the club including outfielder Sam Angott Jr. from Massillon and pitcher Terry Sparks from Minford along with outfielder Virgil Bentley of Washington Court House and Ronald Young of Canton.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Ohioans
Sam Angott Jr
Massillon
Terry Sparks
Minford
Virgil Bentley
Washington Court House
Ronald Young
Canton
Four colts win Kentucky Derby by record eight lengths
A historic Derby finishes with four horses sharing victory by eight lengths, marking the greatest margin. Old Rosebud Johns town Whirlaway and Assault claim the win in a rare dead heat style showcase.
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Old Rosebud
Johnstown
Whirlaway
Assault
Record spree at Bakersfield meets marks new college bests
Eleven records fell at the U S Track and Field Federation meet in Bakersfield California led by UCLA's Bob Day clocking 3 56 4 in the mile to break the national collegiate mark and eclipse the 1953 meet record Ed Dean Notre Dame and Paul Schlicke Stanford chased the tape in the fast finals.
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U.S
Track and Field Federation
Bob Day
UCLA
Met
Day
Tom O'Hara
Loyola
Chica- 20
Cal Elmore
Wichita
Ed Dean
Notre Dame
Paul Schlicke
Stanford
Mount Union Takes Seventh at NCAA Track Meet
Mount Union College of Alliance Ohio placed seventh among 40 scoring teams in the NCAA College Division meet. Nate Hawthorne finished second in the 440 yard dash, Larry Graves took third in the triple jump, and the mile relay was third. San Diego State won with 67 points.
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Calif
Mount Union College of Alliance
Ohio
Nate Hawthorne
Jim Kemp
Kentucky State College
Kemp
Hawthorne
Mount Union
Larry Graves
San Diego State
Jeff Roud
Bob Siefers
Ohioans
San Deego State
Chuck Campbell
Denison
Wilsman's 7th at Springfield in Invitational
Wilsman's Trucking of Hamilton, from Middletown's Goldman Invitational League, finished 7th in the Springfield Invitational Tournament. They were eliminated by Skip's A.C. of Pittsburgh 4 games to 1 in a double elimination event won by Schott Lippert of Cincinnati.
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Middletown
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A.C
Pittsburgh
Schott-Lippert
Cincinnati
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