Aaron Shoots Five Under 66 To Lead PGA
Aaron, a Georgia-born player, posts a five under 66 at Laurel Valley to lead the PGA Championship first round. Rudolph and Dickinson finish 67 with late charges, Floyd, Devlin, and Snead at 68. Palmer incurs a two stroke penalty after an opening hole incident. Nicklaus sits seventh at 69.
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Aaron
PGA
Ligonier, Pa
Tommy Aaron
Laurel Valley Se Club
Mason Rudolph
Gardner Dickinson Fos
Rudolph
Dickinson
Ray Floyd
Bruce Devlin
Sam Snead
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
Little
Palmer
Charger
Marshalls
Nicklaus
Dave Marr
Mike Souchak
Billy Casper
Chuck Courtney
Bobby Nichols
Gary Player
South Africa
Shannon's Hit Nips Braves 5 4 in 13th inning thriller
Mike Shannon lined a two out single in the 13th to bring Ken Boyer home and lift St. Louis over Milwaukee 5 4. Joe Torre homered for the Braves and Hank Aaron scored on a wild pitch in the eighth as the game stayed close until the decisive 13th inning.
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Milwaukee
Mike Shannon
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Boyer
Gene Oliver
Cal Maxville
Bill White
Dave Ricketts
Shannon
Braves
Hank Aaron
Hal Woodeshick
Joe Torre
Stallard
Woodeshick
Dennis
Purkey
Ricketts
Blasingame
Sadowski
Carroll
O'Dell
Osinki
Niekro
Oliver
W—Purkey
L—Niekro
White
Brock
Torre
Jones
Giants Bucs split doubleheader in NL race intrigue
San Francisco won the opener 4-3 on Matty Alou’s bases empty homer in the eighth. Willie Mays homered twice and powered the Giants to an 8th straight win as they stayed 1 1/2 games behind the idle Dodgers. Vern Law won the nightcap 5-2, his 13th victory, with Stargell homering for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Vern Law
Manu Mota
J. Alou
Giants
Dick Schofield
Pirate
Bob Friend
Willie Mays
Mays
Len Gabrielson
Law
Masanori Murakami
Mota
Frank Linzy
Don Schwall
Willie Stargell
Gaylord Perry
San Fran
Friend
Carpin
Schwallz
Pagliaroni
Crandell
Shaw
Murakami
Haller
W — Linzy
L—i Schwall
M. Alou
Bears Edge Redskins In Sellout Exhibition Thriller
Chicago quarterback Rudy Bukich threw three touchdown passes and the Bears held off Washington 31-30 before a sellout crowd of 45,142. Seattle? No. The Redskins, coming off a 37-0 win last week, were hampered by penalties and turnovers as Chicago pulled ahead in the fourth quarter with key interceptions by Jim Parnell and Richie Petitbon and a decisive 75-yard scoring play to Dick Gordon.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rudy Bukich
Chicago
Bears
Redskins
Philadelphia
Bukich
Johnny Morris
Bill Hunter
Jon Amnett
Bear
Dick Gordon
Joe Marconi
Bob Briggs
Sonny Jurgensen
Bobby Mitchell Joss
John Seedberg
Paul Krause
NFL
Seedberg
Pat Richter
Jim Parnell
Richie Petitbon
Chic Morris
van Rasphorst
Chi—Arnett
van Raaphorst
Waesh—Briegs
Seedborg
FG van Rap
Miami chosen for 1986 National Water Ski Championships
Minneapolis AP reports Miami Florida was selected as the site for next year’s National Water Ski Championships. Directors of the American Water Ski Association convened in Minneapolis during this year’s competition to set August’s third week as the tentative date for the 1986 tournament sponsored by the Greater Miami Water Ski Club.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Miami
Fla
American Water Ski Association
Minneapolis
Greater
Results of Diverse Race Card at local track
Entries and results from a multi race program listing purses from 7300 to 1600 dollars. Maidens and claimings across two and four year olds, with horses including Why Surrender Pete's Dollar Abadan Third Time and Silver Flower. Daily Double paid 95.20. Attendance 2,932, handle 230,520.
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Helen Poppers
Abadan
Paul’s Prince
Dee's Baker
Acorn
Cindy Rock Neing
Cape
Silver Flower
Mr. Bake Price
Clark
Salter
Hasty
New Endeavor
Silver Frost
Keith Sar Olds
Neon
Todd
Retin Jean
Davidson
Dumping Fox
Old Bailey
Hash Stinger
Bethel
Champre
Captain
Miss Wreck
Kidabel
Sally Pudden
Denton
Tima
Dizys Boy
Walt
Jezibel A
Lady Lucifer
Ardvini
Ety Mics Tudorka
Lizete
Master Craig
Con
Monte
Hap
Ginger M. Pram
Joan
Pavot Pal
Beauty
Klener
Burrell
Dare Dorse
Edna G
Corpesant
Hedge
Perpignan
Tas
Gedden
High Promise
My Salvation
High Red
Emhennel C
Pauls Joy
Mr Pop
Ceart A. Buck
Patert
Sharbed
Senim
Dan
Troy City
Gary F
Nero's Chance
Sword of Mine
Saya
Donahuders
Allen's Delight
Oshibang
Dancin
Cing Balller
Chuck
Aljumar
Ge-Iestsr
Galstan
P Nelsonville
Elsie Tip
Diavolikis
Dixie Dish
Risto
Red Arrow
Macon
Demeter Drives Tigers Past Athletics 11-1 in Huge Win
Detroit thumped Kansas City 11-1 as Don Demeter drove in seven runs including a grand slam fourth of his career. Hank Aguirre earned his first win in a month, scattering four hits over five innings as Detroit built a six run sixth inning. Lachemann homered for KC. Frehman and Demeter also connected for Detroit.
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Detroit
Don Demeter
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City
Hank Aguirre
Demeter
Aguirre
Athletics
Rene Lachemann
Segui
Aker
Messi
Lachemann
Freehan
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L—Segui
McCormack Targets Later September Adjournment
Washington AP reports House Speaker John W. McCormack designated the latter part of September as the target date for Congress to adjourn. The move signals a window for final legislation and formal session closure.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
Congress
Oilers And Main Shake City Softball League
Oilers And Main's win in the City Softball League saw Economy Oil defeat Harmon Field 5 to 2 while Main's Shopping Center crushed American Optical 143. Max Kehne allowed three hits and fanned 11 as Harmon Field’s Butch Kimmel took the loss. Cokey Blackston hit a bases loaded homer for Main and Jim Blank threw a four hitter with 11 strikeouts, adding two hits. Delmar Baker and Guy Ernest also homered for Main.
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Economy Oil
Harmon Field
Main
American Optical
Max Kehne
Butch Kimmel
Kehne
Bob Allison
Kimmel
Cokey Blackston
Jim Blank
Blank
Delmar Baker
Guy Ernest
Lake
Young
Angels Win On Indian Errors
Los Angeles rallied in the ninth inning to defeat Cleveland five to one as two throwing errors by pitcher Jack Kralick helped the Angels plate four runs. Bob Lee earned his seventh win, while Kralick absorbed the loss, with Newman and Rogers handling the late innings for the Angels and Sims and Roof behind the Indians.
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Bob Lee
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Newman
Lee
Rodgers
Kralick
Bell
Sims
Roof
W—Lee
L —Kralick
Braddock Girls Rally to 11 6 Win Over Feagaville
Braddock girls softball beat Feagaville 11 6 on Wednesday night in Frederick County. Gail Lock hit a three run homer in the first inning and added two more runs to give Braddock an early lead they maintained. Sue Gaver belted a two run homer in the fourth, Brenda Weig limited Feagaville to eight hits, and Rose Rice finished the last two innings for Braddock.
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Feagaville
Frederick County
Gail Lock
Sue Gaver
Brenda Weigand
Rose Rice
Weigand
Rice
Kefauver
P. Rice
Coller
Gray
Twins Sign Hurler Ken Wirrell From St John’s University
New York AP reports the Minnesota Twins signed 21 year old right hand pitcher Ken Wirrell a St John’s University graduate for an undisclosed signing bonus announced Thursday by a club official.
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NEW York
Minnesota Twins
Ken Wirrell
St. John’s University
Noble Victory Wins Yonkers Futurity for 17th Straight Victory
Noble Victory scored his 17th straight win in the Yonkers Futurity at Yonkers Raceway. The 3 year old trotter, driven by Stanley Dancer, won in 2 02 over amile, earning 67,229 and pushing his career earnings to 257,310. The victory marked the first leg in the 3 year old trot triple crown, with next starts planned at Springfield and Duquoin before the Hambletonian and Kentucky Futurity.
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Yonkers
Noble Victory
Yonkers Raceway
Stanley Dancer
Emily’s
K. D. Owen
Houston
Tex
Hercules Hanover
Dancer
Marengo Hanover
Polar Jamie
Nimble Boy
Springfield
Duquam
Leaington
Falcons Play Two Away On Saturday
The East Frederick Falcons travel for a doubleheader Saturday at 7 p m in Chambersburg Pa against the Chambersburg VFW. The club recently added Cokey Blackston a hard hitting first baseman from Main's Shopping Center to boost the lineup. Manager Harve Showe Jr asks all players to report in full uniform at 5 pm in Baker Park's upper diamond for transport.
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East Frederick
Falcons
Chambersburg
Cokey Blackston
Main’s
Harve Showe Jr
Baker Park
Little League IV South Tourney Reported in Dover
Vienna Va 7 Logan W Va eliminated in Division IV South tournament at Dover Del. George Selkirk Washington Senators general manager also guided the Toledo Mud Hens to the 1953 American Association pennant.
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Dover
Del
Vienna
Logan
W. Va
George Selkirk
Washington Senators
Toledo Madhens
Bolt withdraws from PGA Championship in Laurel Valley
Former National Open champion Tommy Bolt pulled out of the PGA Championship at Laurel Valley after opening with a four over par 39 on nine holes. He cited shoulder bursitis and said the injury would prevent him from continuing. Government stats say natives of that country spend more than 81 billion annually on tobacco.
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Ligonier, Pa
Tommy Bolt
Laurel Valley Golf Club
Bolt
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