Chambers and Stout win Legion golf tourney by one stroke
Chambers and Stout captured the American Legion Help for Boys golf championship at Golden Acres, finishing 68 on day two to overtake leaders Buddy and Sanford Gibbs. The event drew 60 teams across 36 holes, with multiple flights deciding runners up and prize money exceeding $2,500 for distribution to Legion youth programs.
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Bob Stout
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Buddy
Sanford Gibbs
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Craig Adams
Boy Scouts
Eeatees Legion
Monty Geriy
Bill Ogle
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Marvin Hunter
Spec Hardin
Doc Briges
Rayford Williams
J. Mayberry
Arnold Chamber
Golden Acres
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The
Charles McCain
Discus star Silvester throws near world mark at Rose Bowl
Jay Silvester, who set a world record 218-4 on May 25, hit 212-9 twice at the Rose Bowl Invitational in Pasadena. Australia’s Ron Clarke won the mile in 4:03.9 after a late surge, with Harry McCalla finishing close behind George Scott. Mexico distance runners led the three mile, while Roberto Silva won the 880 in 1:49.7.
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Calif
Jay Silvester
Australia
Ron Clarke
San Diego
George Scott
Harry McCalla
U.S. Air Force
Scott
McCalla
Silvester
Iater
Smithfield
Mexico
Jose Nery
Mario Perez
Pedro Miranda
Juan Martinez
Roberto Silva
Hi Junior League Opens at American Legion Stadium
The Hi Junior baseball season starts at 6:30 p.m. with Bates Well Service facing Johnson Construction, followed by Frank Green's vs Superior Electric at 8:30 p.m. All games are at American Legion Stadium on the Andrews Highway, sponsored by Hi Nam Optimist.
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Johnson Construction
Frank Green
Superior Electric
American Legion Stadium
Andrews Highway
Hi-Nam Optimist
Lunn Captures Atlanta Classic With Three Stroke Margin
Bob Lunn, a California native who turned pro a week earlier, won the Atlanta Classic at Atlanta Country Club finishing 280 for eight under. Lee Trevino closed with a 69 to finish 283, with four others tied for third at 285 as the event concluded.
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Fornia
Francisco
Memphis
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Californian arrives as veterans falter on tour
Newcomer Lunn surged to sixth on the money list after winning the Memphis Open, as Gary Player tied for seventh with a 73 to end 186. Jack Nicklaus and Bob Charles stayed near 288 in a crowded leaderboard while Arnold Palmer and Doug Sanders lagged at six over par.
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Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
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Ider
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Sanders
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Dave Stockton
Tommy Aaron
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Multi Million Dollar College Athletics Costs Rise Across U S
The AP reports college athletic budgets have ballooned across major conferences. Notre Dame and Alabama run leaner books while Michigan State spent from 147000 in 1947 to 1 634000 in 1967. Big Ten losses are common as costs soar and booster clubs prop up programs.
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Michigan State
Rising sports budgets push facilities boom across colleges
NAIA opening features Sul Ross State vs Central Washington as costs of scholarships housing and travel surge. NCAA spokesman cites exploding campus populations driving new field houses and stadiums. enrollments rising at Purdue Michigan State Ohio State Washington UCLA California spur facility expansions and ticket access shifts for students.
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Final U S Open Qualifying Round Opens Across 5 Locations
The final qualifying round for the U S Open fields 206 players vying for 45 spots today across five sites with 116 more in 36 hole sectional rounds Tuesday. Exempt players include Nicklaus and other recent champions. Snead seeks his elusive Open title in Indianapolis.
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Jack Nicklaus
Oak Hill Country Club
Rochester
N.Y
Sam Snead
Snead
Indianapolis
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