Goalby and Aaron Tie for Buick Open Lead at Halfway
Bob Goalby and Tommy Aaron share the midway Buick Open lead at Warwick Hills after two rounds. Goalby carded 69 73 for 142 while Aaron posted 72 70 for 142, with Zarley Dill and Beard close in at 143. The weather interrupted play with thunderstorms and an electrical storm, recalled lightning deaths from 1962, and 11,046 spectators endured rain before heat returned.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Bob Goalby
Tommy Aaron
Goalby
Aaron
Calloway Gardens
Kermit Zarley
Terry Dill
Frank Beard
Julius Boros
Berty Yancey
al Geiberoer
Tom Weiskopf
Lionel Hebert
Bruce Crampton
Hugh Roger
George Archer
Bob McCallister
Phil Rodgers
Jay Dolan
Homero Blancas
Homero Blanacas
Bob Stanton
Jerry Steensmith
Kel Naale
Larry Zigler
Don Massenaale
H . Sikes
Charles Sifford
Steve Soray
Roger Ginsberg
Dave Hill
Doug Ford
Fred Haas
Sam Snead
J. C. Goosie
Mark Hopkins
Randy Petri
Gene Littler
Rex Baxter
Rocky Thompson
Bob Nichols
Jack Montgomery
Allan Henning
Wayne Yates
Jim Colbert
Dave Dawndlass
Hockey Cupit
Dick Mayer
Bob Verney
Jim Weichers
Sam Carmichael
Fred Manti
Joe Carr
Steve Reid
Lou Graham
Bill Parker
Johnny Pott
Dick Crawford
Oliva Sees .300 Season After All
Tony Oliva, despite spring injuries, vows a .300 season after going 9-for-23 over six games to raise his average from .200. He cited past recoveries and confidence as he aims for the batting title, while Minnesota’s rally fell short in a 7-5 loss to Cleveland with Alvis homering in the ninth.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Tony Oliva
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Minnesota
Cleveland Indians
Oliva
Bolton Upsets No 2 Seed In Crossett Open Tennis
In Crossett Arkansas Neville school ace Pady Bolton defeated No 2 seed Bill Hudson of Little Rock in straight sets 8-6 6-1 after earlier beating Bill Dean of Le land Miss 6-0 7-5. Bolton advances to face Willis Stroop Magnolia in the semifinals as 43 players from four states compete in the 12th annual Jaycee Junior Open.
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Bill Hudson
Little Rock
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Bill Dean
Leland
Miss
Willis Stroop
Magnolia
Jeff Liner
Neville
Ann Bolton
Paula Gaiennie
Miss Bolton
Nancy Green
el Dorado
Brenda Soisson
Miss Gaiennie
Meridith Brooks
Louisiana
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Tennessee
Gary Liles
Jonesboro
John Sandifer
Greenwood
Car Kolb
Monroe
Cheairs Parks
Memphis
Tenn
Wallace Story
Glenn Miller
Kurt Wulfekuhier
Paragould
John Stubbs
Kenny Johnson
Freddy Marsh
Alexandria
Billy Little Rock
Pad
Randy Cooper
Jim Wallace
Willie Stroope
Tommy James
North Little Rock
Jerry Wilson
Dumas
Hughes Abe
Jim €Ly
Shaw
Todd Landes
Liles
Landifer
Story
Liner
Miller
Wuilfekuhler
Johnson
Stroope
Cooper
Li James
Wilson
Landes
Ely
Andre Bill Koch
Joe Hickey
Alex Gillespie
Bill Shepherd
Pine Bluff
Wythe Walker
Kurt Wulfekuhler
Jay Stewart
Bill Clark
Jim Ely
Edwood
Mary McKinnney
Penny Fielder
Lauren Bolton
Kathy Ladimer
Mary Fly
McKinney
Fielder
Laura Bolton
Brooks
Ladier- Man
Demons Sign Two Cindermen from Fair Park High
Northwestern State College track coach John Thompson signed two cinder men from Fair Park High School Shreveport Leroy Sutton and Gary Posey to grants in aid Posey ran 9.9 in 100 yards and 214 in the 220 yard dash Sutton contributed in relay units and posted 50.3 in the open 440 and 49.3 leg of the mile relay Fair Park finished second in District 1 AAA under coach Steve Jor
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Natchitoches
Northwestern State College
John Thompson
Fair Park High School
Shreveport
Leroy Sutton
Gary Posey
Northwestern
Fair Park
Posey
Sutton
Steve Jor
Cubs Rally Past Mets 6-5 In Ninth Inning Victory
Ernie Banks delivered a run scoring single in the ninth to lift the Chicago Cubs over the New York Mets 6-5. Glenn Beckett sparked the rally with his third hit, and a bases loaded walk forced in a run before Banks lined a left field single. The Cubs erased an earlier 5-3 Mets lead with two unearned runs in the eighth and Banks later scored on an error aiding Chicago's comeback.
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Twins
al Worthington
Cleveland
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Orlando Pena
Versalles
Earl Battey
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Ron Taylor
Lee Thomas
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Beckett
Cubs
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Norm Gigon
Adolfo Phillips
Gigon
Mets
Ed Charles
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Randy Hundiey
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Charmingdale Hosts 4 Ball Meet Sunday
The fourth annual Charmingdale Americana four ball golf tournament sets Sunday with 96 golfers forming 48 teams in a 27 hole medal play event. Qualifying ends today with a $10 entry per player and a 9 am shotgun start.
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Charmingdale
Carl Gallo
Bob Harquist
Monroe
WBA Meeting Hears Talk on Heavyweight Rating And Champion Pick
The World Boxing Association convenes an executive committee in Louisville to debate heavyweight ratings and a proposed method for selecting a new champion. Cassius Clay seeks reinstatement after title stripping. Hayden Covington may press the case. The committee may address whether a four-man elimination tourney remains the rule or if an eight-man format exists.
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Louisville
World Boxing Association
WBA
Bob Evans
Cassius Clay
Armed Services
Hayden Covington
Clay
Yer
Evans
Ernie Terrell
Terrell
New Jersey Boxing Commission
Cole Named NAIA Coach of the Year for 1967
Bob Cole of the University of Southwestern Louisiana earned the NAIA National Track Coach of the Year at the Hall of Fame Banquet in Sioux Falls. The 38-year-old coach led USL to a third straight Gulf States Conference title and piloted Louis Lenfant Joe Murry and Bill Engel as top 1967 standouts. Northeast Louisiana State was runner-up in the GSC meet.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Bob Cole
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Cole
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Texas Southern
Stan Wright
Naia Track Coaches Association
Wright
GSC
NAIA
Georgia-Florida
Arkansas
Kentucky - Tennessee
Alabama- Mississippi - Louisiana
Art Hutton
Central Washington State
Charles Foster
Kearney
Neb
State
Doug Bolstorff
MaCalester
Minn
George Glass
Taylor
Ind
University
USL
Glory
Bulldogs
Monroe
Northeast Louisiana State
Shelton Wins Monroe Jaycee Golf Title by One Stroke
Robert Shelton captured the 1967 Monroe Jaycee golf tournament at Ba you DeSiard with a 76 final round and a three day total of 220, one stroke ahead of David Causey who finished 221. Jim Williams tied for third, Dickie Touchstone was fourth, and the top four earn Monroe state Jaycee representation. Friday’s scores ran higher than earlier rounds at Monroe Municipal as 21 of 31 golfersposted bests of the three days. Kyle Jones won the first flight with 241, followed by George Hunnicutt and Doug Farr. In the second flight, Richard Parrino won after a playoff with Billy Lewis, while Tim Cain placed fourth.
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Robert Shelton
Bayou DeSiard
Monroe
Dickie Touchstone
Upcome State
Monroe Municipal
Kyle Jones
George Hunnicutt
Doug Farr
Harvey Downs
Martin Stuart
Downs
Stuart
Richard Parrino
Billy Lewis
Parrino
Lewis
David DeLoach
Tim Cain
Robert _ Shelton
Avid Causey
Jim Williams
Sto
Andy Mintz
Byron Goyne
Ve Mintz
Ril Fudickar
David Jag
Brearner
David_ DeLoach
Bob Sale
Jerry Hill
Ommy Crumpton
Mike Brown
Jack Hunnicutt
Rick Wade
Mike Em
Lee Vincent
Atest
Lynch Signs With Chiefs
Notre Dame star linebacker Jim Lynch signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. He called pro football a humbling experience as fans he admired become his competition. Lynch was the Chiefs second pick, with terms undisclosed and his per career outlook upbeat.
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Kansas City
Jim Lynch
Notre Dame
Kansas City Chiefs
Lynch
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