Pott Takes 36 Hole Lead In Firestone Classic
Johnny Pott shot 32 36 68 to lead the $50,000 American Golf Classic at Firestone CC with a 135 two round total five under par. Bobby Nichols sits two behind after a 33 34 67. Boros Barber and Nicklaus trail by one or two strokes as the field nears the weekend.
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Bobby Nichols
Nichols
Julius Boros
Miller Barber
Barber
Boros
Bruce Crampton
Dave Hill
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Hill
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Dave Marr
Gay Brewer Jr
Palmer
Arnie
Mike Souchak
Billy Maxwell
Ross Coon
Doug Ford
Mason Rudolph
Sam Carmichael
Welts Upsets Gunderson. Conley Advances In Women’s Amateur
Anne Welts defeated JoAnne Gunderson 3 and 2 in the semifinals of the Women's National Amateur Golf Championship at Taconic. Peggy Conley, 16, beat Carol Sorenson 1 up to reach the final against Welts. Conley shot 36 37 73 on the par 72 layout and became the youngest finalist since 1900.
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Williamstown
Mass
JoAnne Gunerson
Anne Quast Welts
Peggy Conley
Carol Sorenson
Mrs. Wells
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Miss Gunderson
Miss Conley
Spokane
Sorenson
Peggy
Taconic Golf Club
Seattle
Providence
Miss Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Arizona State UW
Wells
Spahn Shuts Dodgers in 6-1 Braves Victory
Warren Spahn earned his 16th win for Milwaukee as Eddie Mathews and Hank Aaron led a 6-1 victory over Los Angeles. Mathews hit his 19th homer and Aaron drove in two. Spahn added a sacrifice fly and scored. Dodgers' Calmus took the loss in his first start, while St Louis moved closer in the pennant chase after beating Houston.
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Warren Spahn
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
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Dodgers
Mathews
Aaron
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Houston
Braves
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Cline
Torre
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Menke
Roseporo
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Sherry
Most Expensive Horses To Run in New Mexico
RUIDOSO DOWNS New Mexico AP description of 44 top two year old quarter horses entering five trials for the 285000 All American Futurity with the race set for September 2.
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New Mexico
Ruidoso Downs
N.M
Pennel Poised to Break Pole Vault and 100 Yard Dash Marks
Miami athlete John Pennel aims to clear 17 feet in the pole vault to surpass his 16 feet 10 3 4 inch world record set August 5 in London during a United States Britain meet. Bob Hayes seeks to break his 9 1 10 second 100 yard dash world mark from the AAU meet in St Louis on June 22.
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Fla
John Pennel
United States- Britain
London
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
St. Louis
Eureka Victor Over Joliet in National Tourney Thriller
Eureka California edged Joliet Illinois 3-2 in a non pro baseball tournament. Tom Dedin relieved for Joliet and issued a bases loaded walk to Don Lauters in the ninth, sending Eureka to the third round with a 1-1 record. Edinburg Texas beat Greensboro North Carolina 43 as Buddy Bavender was tagged out at home in the ninth.
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Tom Dedin
Joliet
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Don Lauters
Eureka
Calif
Dedin
Dale Johnson
Illinois
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Tex
Greensboro
N.C
Buddy Bavender
Enos
Cardinals Whip Colts With 4 1st Inning Runs
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Colts 4-1 behind Bob Gibson's five-hitter. Flood and White sparked a first inning rally after a wild throw, Altman doubled in two, Javier added an RBI single. Cardinals move within 5 1/2 of the Dodgers as Gibson improves to 14-7.
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Ken Boyer
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Julian Javier
Altman
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Louis Houston
Spangler
Maxvill
Farrell
Ath
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Javier
Runnels
Staub
Runnals
Hous
Wynn
James
Lee Junior High Opens Football Drills for Fall
Lee Junior High will start summer drills for football on Monday August 25 at 9 a.m. All seventh and eighth grade students entering the school this fall who want to try out for the team are urged to attend the first meeting in the junior high gym. Birth certificates should be brought on the first day.
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Lee Junior High
Haller And Mays Lead Giant Win With Home Runs
In San Francisco, Tom Haller and Chuck Hiller homered while Willie Mays added a double and triple as the Giants crushed Cincinnati 11-3. Willie McCovey drove in three, aiding Bob Bolin who earned the win as Maloney faltered early.
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Tom Haller
Chuck Hiller
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
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Willie McCovey
Giants
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Jack Sanford
Bob Bolin
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May
Desiad Championship Tourney Opens At Club This Weekend
Bayou De Siard Country Club golfers start the 1963 Club championship with six groups, 36 holes over today and Sunday. Junior champion defense by Henry Cole amid veteran challengers Jack Rivers and Ed Shaver, plus Clayton Cole and Speed Bancroft among early starters. Pairings and starting times listed for today.
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Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Winnie Cole
Henry Cole
Jack Rivers
Ed Shaver
C. J. Turpin
Speed Bancroft
Clayton Cole
Clayton
Greenville, Miss
Bayou DeSiard
Ricky Hyland
Henry Hinkle Jr
Mark Womack
H. D. Touchstone
O. L. McCleary
H. C. Menuet
W. E. Dorrah
van Veekhoven
C. C. Minard
C. J. Nichols
G. F. Wallace
L. G High
L. D. Ritter
Joe Thomas
Frank Eastman
Richard Guerriero
Richard Burgoyne
al Gallagher
Baseball Calendar highlights global scorecard from Saturday play
The roundup lists multiple MLB results and pitchers across scheduled games. Boston beat Cleveland 3-2 in night action while Los Angeles crushed Washington 17-0 and Chicago beat New York 7-2. Saturday slate includes Burly matchups like Detroit 17-6 over Kansas City, Baltimore 14-6 over Minnesota, and Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 2.
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Gulf States tennis tourney sees Karp advance amid rain halt
Second seed Tom Karp of Los Angeles won over Phil Adams of New Orleans 6-1 6-3 as action paused by rain. Earlier, top seed Frank Lamothe fell to Rob Hubbard, and Upton Giles defeated Joe Hubbard. In doubles and women’s singles, Patsy Trice and Patty Lowden posted victories in Baton Rouge events.
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New Orleans
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Upton Giles
Covington
Joe Hubbard
Gordon Hebert
Houston
Tex
Bob Morton
Patsy Trice
Ruth Shoptaugh
Amateurs Test Dixie Seniors at Legion Field in Monroe
The Dixie Seniors, Dixie World Series champions, meet American Legion Amateur League All-Stars at 7:30 pm. Notable players include Dixie star Joe Canal and Gene Galligan plus Amateurs leaders Bob Lockwood and Glen Johnson, with rosters totaling 21. Gate proceeds support the Amateur League and trophies for Dixie Seniors.
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Monroe
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Joe Canal
Neville
Gene Galligan
Ouachita
Don Corbin
Johnny Elmendorf
Elmendorf
Darrell Barnes
Kenny Cupples
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Wilkerson
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Sterlington
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Causey
Swartz
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Lynn Accardo
Gary Breland
Roy Holloway
Larry Sheffield
Tommy Beach
Pete Cernigliaro
Jay Eppinette
Wally Rugg
Maury Wills Linked to Washington Birth and Residence
Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills was born in Washington city and currently resides in Washington state, highlighting his regional ties.
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Clinton's Homer Sends Red Sox Past Indians in 13th
Clinton belted a 13th inning homer to cap a 3-2 Boston win over Cleveland. Ramos struck out 14 in a tough line. Yastrzemski and Ed Bressoud had earlier homers to force extra innings as Radatz earned the decision.
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