Zibnack Stuns Coe To Reach Trans Mississippi Finals
Joh Zibnack, a Denver schoolteacher in his first major, upset defending Trans Mississippi favorite Charlie Coe 2 and 1 to advance to the finals against Rex Baxter Jr. of Amarillo. Baxter then defeated Jerry Pittman 3 and 2 to join him. Coe cited a self-imposed penalty and two-putt greens as turning points in a tense day of golf in Daddas Texas.
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Manteau Wins Ohio Derby at Thistle Down in Six-Length Triumph
Manteau ridden by Ken Church led the home stretch to win the $30,260 Ohio Derby by six lengths at Thistle Down. Shan Pac finished second with Air Wonder third as 13,047 fans watched the mile and an eighth race run in 1:49. The victory yielded $19,240 for Manteau, boosting earnings to $45,440. the program totaled $877,086 with $129,921 from the derby.
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Palys Leads Southern Association Batting Chase
Nashville star Stan Palys tops the league with a .399 average aided by 73 hits as Coats Memphis hits .368. George Brunet of Little Rock dominates ERA at 2.48 while Gary Bell of Mobile fans 17 Chattanooga batters in a standout outing.
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Post's Home Run Caps Reds Win Over Pirates
Cincinnati Redlegs edge Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 3 as Wally Post hits a three run homer in the 11th inning off Nelson King to seal the victory. Don Hoak and Frank Robinson also homer for the Pirates and Reds respectively. Mazeroski and Clemente homer for Pittsburgh.
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Rookie Jack Sanford Wins Ninth as Phillies Top Braves
Milwaukee June 22 UP Rookie pitcher Jack Sanford earned his ninth win and Stan Lopata hit a two run homer as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated Milwaukee 4 2 to move into second place ahead of the fading Braves The Braves had dropped from the lead three days earlier and have won only one of six games Sanford has lost just one this season.
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Rookie Lemon Leads Indians Past Senators 7 1
Bob Lemon, off a three week layoff, pitched his first complete game victory of the year for Cleveland. He held Washington to five hits as the Indians exploded for six runs in the fourth inning, with Dick Brown and Larry Raines driving in two runs each with two run singles. Roy Sievers had three Washington hits, and Carrasquel’s error produced the lone unearned run. Browns.
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Umpire Accuses Manager of Spitting In Eye After Dispute
Umpire Dick Gustavo charged Topeka manager Roy Red Smith with spitting tobacco juice in his face during an argument after a close call at second base. Smith and shortstop Daryl Robertson were ejected in Albuquerque as the Dukes lost 7 to 4 after four runs in the eighth.
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Brantly Wins Southern Amateur Golf Championship
Ed Brantly, 22, of Chattanooga Tennessee, defeated Arnold Blum of Macon Georgia 3 and 2 at La Gorce Country Club to win the southern amateur title. Brantly led from the start and finished the 34th hole par 71 afternoon. He also claimed the Tennessee amateur title two weeks earlier.
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Golden Sun captures Governor's Handicap for third straight win
Golden Sun owned by Mrs. Eben H. Ellison Jr. of Newton Mass. won the $10,000 Governor's Handicap at Suffolk Downs for his third consecutive victory. Eampire of Greenbrier Stable finished second by three quarters of a length, with Stepping Boy third. Time was 1:38 2-5 for one mile. Arnold Kirkland rode the winner at 8.20 5.20 3.20.
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Golf Cart Struck by Lightning Leaves One Dead
In Lexington Kentucky a University of Kentucky professor Dr A B McEwen was killed when lightning struck an electric golf cart on the Lexington Country Club course during a thunder shower. Calumet Farm manager Paul Eberhardt was critically injured and golfer Frank Quinn was burned on the arm.
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Hamia and Bassey Vie for Feather Title in Paris
Cherif Hamia of France and Hogan Kid Bassey of Nigeria meet in a 15 round indoor bout in Paris to crown the world featherweight champion succeeding the retired Sandy Saddler. Hamia leads 32 of 35 pro fights. Bassey 53 wins 10 losses 1 draw with 15 KOs.
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Williams and Fox Top All Star Fan Popularity Poll
Ted Williams of the Red Sox and Nellie Fox of the White Sox are the most popular players with fans from the South Pole region. Armed Forces Radio reports ballots from overseas servicemen voting in this year’s All-Star game.
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Aetna Finance Manager Offers Debt Consolidation Aid
Aetna Finance Co promises a simple debt consolidation plan to help people pay bills. Amounts from $50 to $1500 are available with fast one visit service and no counseling charge. Contact at 204 North Second St or FA 3-6634.
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