Unknown pro steals spotlight in US Open field
Bert Yancey led after a 67 while Lee Trevino and Charles Coody shared second. Yet John Felus, an obscure touring pro from Gallitzin Pennsylvania, vaulted into the limelight with a par 70 opening round, tying for fourth as big names like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus struggled.
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Rochester
N.Y
Bert Yancey
Lee Trevino
John Felus
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Husky Yancey
West Point
Oak Hill
Trevino
Happy Hombre
el Paso
Tex
Big Charles Coody
Felus
Guy
Pennsylvania
Gallitzin
Altoona
Lilly Farewell
al Baldeing
Dave Marr
Don Bies
Labron Harris
Casper
Nicklaus
Palmar
City Scores Softball Results From Local Leagues
Summarizes scattered softball box scores for City Scores League games, listing team rosters and totals across multiple teams including First Baptist Shoemaker Four Square Nazarene North Baptist Girl's Softball Dirty Sneakers Lost Souls Senior League Eagles Kiwanis Cubs Cardinals Pirates Dodgers Giants Braves with final tallies.
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First Baptist
Shoemaker
Kelly
Pat
Mohr
Reynolds
Gaede
Sanderson
Myers
Peg
Macey
Anderson
Larkin
Totals
Sumner
Kathy
Adcock
Simms
Whitacre
Griffin
Cox
Hood
Ball
Tschantz
J. Selby
R. Grimm
I. Morton
C. Allis
G. Steenrod
S. Hasty
D. Bartlett
K. Skilling
S. Selby
Lost Souls
J. McFarland
P. Burgoon
K. Kasper
K. Hughes
K. Thompson
P. Kille
T. Carter
K. Waymire
M. Brady
Montreal Baseball Drive Faces Time and Publicity Hurdles
AP report from Montreal shows J Louis Levesque warning the fledgling National League team faces a huge task to open by 1969 due to limited time and publicity. The plan includes expanding Autostade from 25 000 to 40 000 seats and a domed 55 000 seat stadium by 1971 with costs possibly reaching 45 million dollars. Montreal officials emphasize careful planning and many city hall meetings as debates continue.
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Montreal
J. Louis Levesque
Lucien Saulnier
East End
Levesque
Autostade
Gerry Snyder
Jean Drapeau
Leevesque
Sports Shorts roundup of several league moves and matches
Offensive guard Len St Jean signs with the Boston Patriots for a fifth AFL season. Curtis Wilson, 22, signs with the CFL Toronto Argonauts from Minnesota. Army revokes Larry Haney’s draft orders, pending assignment details. Clark Graebner and Cliff Richey reach West of England semis. Maria Bueno and Margaret Smith Court reach Kent Championships semis. Mike Hegan sold to Seattle Pilots. Russ Snyder traded to Cleveland for Leon Wagner. Billy Haughton wins the Realization Trot at Roosevelt Raceway in 2 12 for 11 16 miles. Gerry Lindgren eyes NCAA double, seeks 5,000 after near record 29 41.0 in 10,000.
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Berkeley
Calif
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State University
Danny Murphy
Lindgren
Newton Gas Holds Lead in Kansas Women’s Golf Tour
Nancy Regier of Newton maintains a one stroke lead over Diane Wilson of Kansas City after two days of medal play in the Kansas Women's Golf Tournament at Shawnee Country Club. Regier 79 76 155. Wilson 80 76 156. Today the 18 holes await final completion. Other contenders include Mrs. Andrew Devers and Nancy Boozer tied for third, with defending champion Dorothy Graham fifth and Pam Kingsbury sixth.
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Topeka
Nancy Regier
Newton
Diane Wilson
Kansas City
Kansas
Miss Regier
Miss Wilson
Shawnee Country Club
Andrew Devers
Nancy Boozer
Lawrence
Devers
Boozer
Dorothy Graham
el Dorado
Pam Kingsbury
Wichita
Tillie Becker
San Linn Mererick
Kai
Vicki Foss
Bonnie Streck
Pat Rubelee
Perry Wright
June Sag»gan
Karen Keeseling
Ruth Howard
Toveka
Betty Jean Blair
Ellie Stagg
Kan
Baseball scoreboard shows AL standings and schedules
The American League standings list Carroll leading with 39 wins and a .651 share, followed by Baltimore 32 24, Cleveland 33 27, Oakland 28 29, Minnesota 28 32, Boston 26 23, New York 26 32, California 26 92, Chicago 24 3. Thursday results include California 4e1 and Boston 21 with a suspended second game. Today’s games feature New York at Oakland and other matchups, with several night and upcoming Sundays schedules noted.
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Pet. G.B. St. Louis
San Fran
Los Angeles
Atlanta
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Phia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Houston
Rasulis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baseball Roundup: Indians Fall In 11th After Hole Incident
Sudden Sam McDowell dominates until Chico Salmon steps into a hole chasing a ball, allowing Danny Cater to score the go ahead run in Oakland 1 0 victory over Cleveland. Detroit sweeps Minnesota 3 1 as Denny McLain secures his 10th win. California sweeps Boston in opener of a doubleheader.
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Associated Press
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Oakland
Chico Salmeon
Indians
McDowell
Salmon
Sal Bando
Danny Cater
Cleveland
Detroit
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Caliifornia
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Angels
Red Sox
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Cater
Bando
Shaker Medical Center
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Tigers
Twins
Dick McAuliffe
Bill Freehan
Don Wert
Jack Hernandez
Deetroit
Mickey Stanley
Wolgast wins Garnett meet in golf tourney
Ottawa golfer Sue Wolgast captured Championship Flight medalist honors at the Garnett Invitational with a nine hole score of 40. Doris Peters finished tied for third in the same flight with 43. In B Flight Ottawa's Mary Kay Johnson tied for second with 54.
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Ottawa
Sue Wolgast
Beanball War Hits Paul Schaal in Boston
Paul Schaal of the California Angels was hospitalized with a balance line skull fracture and placed on the disabled list after being struck in the head by a Jose Santiago pitch in the fourth inning of Thursdays first game against the Boston Red Sox. The impact was audible in the press box as Schaal's helmet came off and he collapsed.
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Jose Santiago
Schaal
Sancta Maria Hospital
Boston
California Angels
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