Wolgast Wins Ottawa Women’s Golf Title in 1967
Sue Wolgast captured the Ottawa Women’s Golf Association championship with an 18-hole total of 77 at the Ottawa County Club. Defending champ Doris Peters finished with 79 as Wolgast led 37 to 38 on the front nine and pulled away on the 16th hole, ending the meet with a 3-hole deficit overcome. Peters earned 3 holes to Wolgast’s 6, with 7 holes tied.
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Baseball Scoreboard: National League tie after 14 innings
AP reports standings with Chicago 6-5 and Pittsburgh 6-3 while St Louis losses. Schedule shows games in progress and on tap including Los Angeles at St Louis and San Francisco at Philadelphia. Standings feature Chicago atop at .596 and Minnesota at .538.
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Boxing Results Washington Rob 148 defeats Dave Wyatt 146
Leroy Roberts of Washington won a ten round decision over Dave Wyatt of Richmond Virginia by split points while Calvin Woodland stopped Gene Young in the third round at Clairsville Ohio.
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League Leaders and Scores Across Minor Leagues
Pacific Coast League leaders Tulsa 14 Hawaii 13 and Oklahoma City 2 Indianapolis 1. Seattle 6 Tacoma 1 San Diego 3 Vancouver 2. International League Toronto 32 Buffalo 10 Rochester 5 Syracuse 0 Columbus Bt Toledo 1 Richmond 3 Jacksonville 1.
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Major Stars Boost Pirates in Doubleheader Split
Al Luplow and Pi rates combined for six hits in nine at bats as Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 6-3 in game one and tied 3-3 after 14 innings in game two. Phil Ortega of the Senators tossed a three hitter with seven strikeouts to beat Minnesota 5-0.
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Eagles Add Receivers To Boost Air Attack
Philadelphia Eagles coach Joe Kuharich marshals a reshaped receiving corps to improve the passing game after a weak 14th ranked aerial attack last year. Newcomers Ditka and Ballman join existing targets Snead Hill Poage and Hawkins as Chicago and Pittsburgh standouts shift to the roster. The team eyes an aerial-focused Capitol Division run with added backfield help from Brown Lang Woodeshick and a strengthened line, aiming for a deeper playoff run next season.
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A Guide to New Interview System for NFL Figures
New York AP reports Don Weiss proposes a questionnaire to replace postgame interviews. Winners and losers are tagged with stock lines, covering pregame, postgame, and cutdown day remarks. The system aims to reduce reporters’ workload and standardize coach responses.
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Finley weighs Seattle move for A's as officials meet
Kansas City Athletics owner Charles O. Finley told Gov. Dan Evans and Seattle Mayor J D Braman he is pleased with city and county officials. A decision on moving the A's could come around Oct. 1 after talks with other league owners. Seattle is not in a competition area and Milwaukee and Oakland also are possible. Two Kansas City marketing consultants began a market survey comparing Seattle and Oakland. Finley favors remodeling Sick's Stadium to a 25 000 seat interim ballpark. Gov. Evans said a move could occur by 1968 if a stadium plan and funding are approved.
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Granatelli Sentenced to Driving School After Traffic Light Violation
Andy Granatelli, noted for turbine engine car work tied to the Indianapolis 500, was found guilty of failing to stop at a traffic light. He must spend four nights in traffic improvement school but may complete a two week racing tour first.
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