Golf Is For All Ages In Women's US Open
HOT SPRINGS Va AP Patty Berg 49 oldest pro in field Beverly Sue Klass 10 youngest share one thing in common ahead of the $25 000 USGA Women's Open at the Cascades course the four day event features 97 pros and amateurs Berg winner of the first Open in 1946 and runner up in 1957 tees off with Joyce Kazmierski Klass starts with Rosemary Stevens among favorites Kathy Whitworth Caroli Mann Mickey Wright Clifford Ann Creed and Sandra Spuzich lead a field that includes 55 professionals and 42 amateurs with withdrew Ruth Jessen and Mary Wise leaving 97 players scheduled to compete
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Miami
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Turbocar restricted as USAC reshapes turbine rules
USAC cut turbine engine intake to 15 square inches effective Jan 1 1968, reducing STP Turbocar from about 550 hp to 480 hp while allowing remaining races this year. Granatelli denounces move as political. Jones credits small edge but notes overall balance. Piston engines and torque realign with new limits. experts estimate costs from $12.5 to $25 million for new turbine designs.
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Baseball Scoreboard results and standings from major leagues
National and American League score summaries with standings for St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh San Francisco Atlanta Philadelphia Los Angeles New York Houston and more. Monday results include Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 3 San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati 0 New York 3 Pittsburgh 2. Today and Wednesday schedules list interleague matchups and key divisional clashes across both leagues. Minor leagues note Spokane Tulsa Oklahoma City and Vancouver results and International League action Syracuse Jacksonville rain.
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Kansas City votes on 43 million stadium bond plan
KC voters decide on a 43 million bond proposal for a two stadium sports complex as part of a 102 million package with seven propositions. Passage requires a two thirds margin under state law. Voters face seven options and a long lease from a major league team is a condition for the 45,000 to 75,000 seat venues.
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Kaline Tops AL All Star Voting In Anaheim
New York AP reports Kaline led American League voter tallies with 242 of 247 votes for the All Star team to face the National League July 11 in Anaheim. Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson also led as repeaters, with Rod Carew the lone rookie chosen.
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Pasarell Upsets Santana in Wimbledon Shock
Pasarell, the 23 year old Puerto Rican, stunned defending champion Manuel Santana of Spain 10-8 6-3 2 6 in a sensational Wimbledon start. He advances to face Bob Hewitt while others including Roy Emerson and Rafael Osuna predict a strong run amid a parade of early upsets.
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Palmer and Zarley lead Columbus Invitational Pro Am
Arnold Palmer and Zarley fired under par 66s to lead a field of 52 professionals in the second annual Columbus Invitational Pro Am Championship at Columbus Country Club. The one day event covered 6,924 yards and was sponsored by the Columbus Dispatch Charities and Children's Hospital. Palmer and Zarley split $650 prizes.
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Dodgers blank Reds as Osteen nets 16th win
Claude Osteen pitched a five hit shutout for his 16th victory of the season, steering the Dodgers to a 3-0 win over Cincinnati.
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