Sam Snead Fails To Qualify For U S Open
At Detroit Sam Snead, aged 55, failed to qualify for the U S Open, missing by two strokes after rounds of 73 75 148. The field included 56 qualifiers Tuesday and 67 from prior rounds, with Baltusrol hosting the championship June 15 18. The event saw notable casualties and Jim Calvert posting a 67 68 135 to take medalist honors.
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US Tops Russia 59 58 on Barrett Last-Second Basket
The United States edged Russia 59-58 in Montevideo as Mike Barrett of West Virginia Wesleyan hit a late shot. The win marks the sixth straight victory in qualifying play, keeping the Americans projected as title contenders in the round robin. They resume with Yugoslavia, Poland, and Brazil remaining.
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TV Releases Grid Listings
New York AP reports ABC TV will televise 32 NCAA football games next season. Notable nationwide matchups include SMU at Texas A&M September 16 and Army Navy on December 2, with several late season games such as Michigan State at Notre Dame October 28 and Florida at Miami December 9.
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Baseball Scoreboard National League Standings and Results
The Associated Press provides NL results with Cincinnati leading at 36 18 and St. Louis 27 19. Outcomes include Philadelphia over Chicago 8-6, New York beating Pittsburgh 1-0 in 10 innings, and Cincinnati 8 San Francisco 2. Today's games feature Chicago at Philadelphia and others.
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Boxing Results Roundup From Three Cities
Boxing results from Houston Miami Beach and Toledo show D Zyglewicz of Houston outpointing Eve Copeland of Brooklyn in a 10 round bout. Charlie Jordan of Miami stops Lou Howard in the fourth round. Leotis Martin of Philadelphia outpoints Billy Daniels of Brooklyn in ten rounds in Toledo.
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Lawrence Ottawa Legion Faces Tough Hawks Clash Tonight
Ottawa Legion baseball, 0-4 with a .135 team batting, meets Lawrence tonight at Lawrence weather permitting. Lawrence Reteam sits 4-3-0 in District II. Hawks defend league and district titles. Haworth to start for Ottawa, aiming to rebound after two losses. Ottawa batters have yet to score this season and are missing Charley Waye mire and Gary Davenport. The B team, 1-2, hopes to offense early against Lawrence B team and follow with Paola league game Saturday.
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Seeded Netters Start NAIA Tourney in Kansas City
NAIA tennis action opens with Redlands freshman and top seed Doug Verdieck drawing a bye while Vincente Zarazua of Corpus Christi also has a first round bye. Redlands Steve Peacock seed 3 defeats David McDonnell and Eduardo Guell advances. other seeds Kim Saucedo Lonnie Kuhle Alan Crute Curtis Richmond win easily as play continues through Saturday.
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Collegians Lead Qualifying In State Golf Tournament
Hutchinson Kansas AP Collegians led the Kansas Amateur Golf Tournament qualifying at Prarie Dunes with 81 or better to reach the low 64. Roger Brown Arkansas City shot 68 to lead, Robert Wells Hutchinson 69, and defending champ Grier Jones Wichita 70.
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