Boros Plays Too Much Golf Wife Says He Plays Too Much
Julius Boros, fresh Buick Open champion, faces pressure to cut back on tournaments after agreeing to 15 events this year. He won 20,000 for the Buick Open and heads toward the National Open at Baltusrol, balancing schedule with performance as he seeks a third PGA win this season.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Bob Goalby
Palm Springs
Calif
AH. Sikes
Cleveland
Arnold Pahner
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Kermit Zarley
Seattle
Cubs sweep Mets as Adolfo Phillip hits four homers
Major League Stars report Adolfo Phillip of the Cubs belts four homers in the second game and drives in eight, part of a doubleheader sweep over the New York Mets. Tiant hurled 12-1 win for the Indians over Kansas City, sparking a doubleheader sweep in Cleveland.
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Detroit
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Boston
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New York
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Washington
Point Leader Wins Cycle Race in Riverside Grand Final
Riverside motorcyclist Ron Figgins won the grand final on a short track Friday night. Event totals show 27 riders across 100, 200, and 250 cc classes with Figgins taking multiple heats and the 100 cc final as well as the overall point lead at 48 points. Other top finishers include Brockett, Genung, Johnson, Myers, Templeman, Hocking, MetCool, Payne, and Jones in various heats and consolations.
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Harry Brockett
Burlington
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Rock Island
Arian McCool
Cordova
Tim Genung
Muscatine
John Myers’ Jr
Davenport
Jerry Templeman
Guy Hocking
MetCool
Matt Payne
James Jones
Jeff Harrison
Brockett
Harry Bettinger
Eugene Brown
Des Moines
John Myers
Roman Brockett
No-Hitter Helps Clinton Keep Its Win Streak
A 21-year-old right hander, Lamb, pitched a no hitter as Clinton beat Quad Cities 3 0 in seven innings in a Midwest League doubleheader. Clinton also won the first game 3 2 to extend its seven game win streak while Quad Cities stranded baserunners late. All other league games were washed out. Judy Kimball won 142 50 in the Blue Grass Invitational with a 226 total, while Mickey Wright led golf with 1 500 prize and a 208 total.
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Associated Press
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Lamb
Kimball
Louisville
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Towa
Mickey Wright
Industrial Loop Sets Make-ups
Industrial Softball league take up schedule announced by Lee Maurath shows three games and a possible playoff. Tuesday at Kent-Stein Park Home-O-Nize No. 2 vs H-O-N No. 9 at 7:39 p.m. Monsanto vs Thatcher Glass at 8. Wednesday at 6:30 Monsanto vs Home-O-Nize No. 3. If Thatcher beats Monsanto Tuesday, Thatcher and Kent Feeds would tie for first half. A playoff, if needed, would be 8 p.m. Thursday at Kent-Stein Park.
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Kent-Stein Park
Moss Claims Second MV Speedway Feature At West Liberty
Johnny Moss of Town City became the Mississippi Valley Speedway club’s second two time feature winner after a rain delayed make up program at West Liberty. Moss defeated defending champ Mel Morris of West Liberty in the feature as problems and dust marked the day.
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Morris
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Washington
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Columbus Junction
Iowa City
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Wilton
Mel Morris
Stanley Cracks
Letts
Ron Hemsted
Lone Tree
Larry Jenkins
Mike Niffenegger
Kalona
Niffenegger
Bill Newman
Burlington
Mosier
Jenkins
Johnny Multink
Ron Prymek
Bob Smith
Jobin
Brumley
Bill Douglas
Gerle
Darnell
Muscatine
Hemsted
Crooks
Tom Harris
Shorty Moore
Tom Stew-j
Rebuilding Miss Budweiser After Two Hydro Deaths
In Tampa the Miss Budweiser will be rebuilt despite the deaths of two unlimited hydroplane drivers in recent years. Bernie Little, owner, vows professionalism as Bill Brow is remembered. Brow, 41, died after a crash during the Tampa regatta amid 10,000 spectators.
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Seattle
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Lake Couer d’Alene
Idaho
Boat Champion Seriously Hurt in Utah Lake Runabout Crash
Wes Knudsen, national powerboat class E champion, was seriously injured when his high speed runabout flipped on Utah Lake during a tuneup run after a local race. He was reportedly traveling about 80 miles per hour when the bow slipped under a cross wake.
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Utah
Wes Knudsen
Utah Lake
Foyt Wins Le Mans Easy Victory in Ford Prototype
A. J. Foyt and Dan Gurney powered a Ford Mark IV to a record Le Mans victory, averaging 135.4 mph over 24 hours. Ferrari runners-up were slowed by an accident that eliminated three Ford entries, while McLaren claimed fourth and a Porsche prototype took fifth. Foyt noted he prefers Indianapolis for the money.
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Mario Andretti
Nazareth
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Ariz
France
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Porsche
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Indy
National League WNI Standings and Recent Results
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 38 wins and St Louis at 29, amid a slate of results including Cincinnati 9 Houston 4 and San Francisco 7 Atlanta 3. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 14 to 1, while St Louis 8-7 and Los Angeles 7-5 influenced the table. Tuesday matchups include Cincinnati at New York and San Francisco at Houston.
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