Casper's British Open Diet and Lead at Carnoustie
Casper edged into the third round four strokes clear at Carnoustie as he follows a self described diet of smoked salmon duck grapefruit and peaches. The US money leader sits at 144 after rounds of 72 and 68 with Nicklaus at 145 and a group including Player and Kerritt at 145. The field will be cut to the low 45 and ties for the weekend. Nicklaus cites milk as part of his round winning approach.
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San Diego
Calif
Carnoustie
Casper
United States
Dacklin
Gary Player
South Africa
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Paddy Skerritt
Ireland
Dave Thomas
Wales
Maurice Bembridge
England
Nicklaus
Muirfield
Big Baar
City Junior League Dodgers Beat Giants and Cubs in Scoreline
In junior league play the Dodgers topped the Giants six to five and Cubs six to twenty one runs. Cardinal team and Industrial League Mobiles also posted strong totals, with Bennett’s and Bennett’s squads contributing to a high scoring day across four games.
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Industrial League
Star Mobiles
Haas
Gull
Lucas
Yost
Campbell
Bond
Robertson
Knight
Mersman
Mille
Stottlemire
Pyle
Bennett
Queen
Moody
Berger
P. Miller
Moten
Wallace
Hinton
Shoemaker
Mock
Espinosa
M. Miller
Myer
Pippenger
Shepard
Totals
Major Stars Pitching Giants Bats Dominant Wins Debut
Pitching star Dave McNally hurled a two hit shutout for Baltimore defeating Washington 2-0 in Earl Weaver's managerial debut. Dick Dietz fueled San Francisco with a single a run scoring double and his third homer as the Giants beat Cincinnati 7-1 ending a three game skid.
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Associated Press
Dave McNally
Orioles
Baltimore
Washington
Earl Weaver
Dick Dietz
Giants
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Wilt Chamberlain Joins Los Angeles Lakers Payroll
Los Angeles AP reports Wilt Chamberlain is officially on the Lakers payroll today, with the move described as happy and the team’s payroll expected to balloon accordingly.
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LOS Angeles
Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles Lakers
Lions, Kiwanis win in Ottawa Senior League action
The Ottawa Senior League narrowed to five teams as the Lions beat the Eagles 9-7 and Kiwanis defeated the Elks 7-1. Mendell drove in four runs for the Lions, Waymire added key hits, and Bulmer earned the Kiwanis win while Grogan took the Elks loss. Tonight the Boys Club plays the Eagles and Lions face the Rotary, with first-place ties noted between Boys Club and Rotary.
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Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
Lions
Eagles
Kiwanis
Elks
Eagle
Richard Mendell
Larry Waymire
Terry Wallace
Dowdy
Mendell
Dale Dunkin
Fred Moore
James Bien
The
Randy Brownrigg
Gregg Bulmer
Steve Grogan
Rotary
Boys Club
Carlson
Bugner
Waymire
Winter
Dunkin
Korkames
Black
Dixon
Totals
T. Wallace
Stauffer
J. Bien
M. Wallace
Moore
Pope
Colbern
Anderson
Baldovino
Cummings
Calder
Mallicoat
Firestone
Whitacre
Brownrigg
B. Bulmer
McDaniel
Reynolds
R. Bulmer
Baldwin
Clough
Davison Dies from Fourth of July Stock Car Crash
Victor L. Davison, 40, of Clarkston Washington, died from burns suffered in a Fourth of July stock car accident in Lewiston Idaho. He became the third fatality from the crash as he remained hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Victor L. Davison
Clarkston
Wash
Davison
Orioles edge Senators in 20 inning squeaker in Baltimore
Dave McNally pitched two solid frames in relief as Baltimore beat Washington 9 1 in a 20 inning marathon. Earl Weaver’s reshuffled lineup produced unexpected power with Don Buford scoring and homering, lifting the Orioles to second in the American League as Detroit led the league.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Washington
Baltimore
Washington Senators
Earl Weaver
Orioles
Senators
Birds
Minnesota
Detroit
Oakland
Cleveland
California
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Dave McNally
Weaver
Hank Bauer
Casey Stengel
Don Buford
Mark Belanger
Buford
Belanger
Boxing Results in Portland Feature Knockout and Points
In Portland Maine Jimmy McDermott of Holyoke knocked out Royce Cox of New Haven in the lightweight bout. Tony Valenti from Boston won on points over Bob Whitehead of New York in the welterweight matchup lasting ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
Jimmy McDermott
Holyoke
Mass
Royce Cox
New Haven
Conn
Tony Valenti
Boston
Bob Whitehead
New York
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Fonda, N.Y
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Plymouth
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