Cardinals Coach Lemm Delighted On First Day Of Drills
United Press International reports St. Louis Cardinals coach Wally Lemm expressed satisfaction after the first day of training camp in Lake Forest Illinois. He greeted 42 players including 19 rookies and praised veteran ends and flankers for running patterns well. Other teams and moves noted include Bill McPeak of the Redskins praising newcomers Angelo Coia and Joe Hernandez, Green Bay in camp under Vince Lombardi, Steelers signing six more players, Bears practicing kicking and runbacks, Don Chandler threatening retirement from the Giants, Lions opening camp with 25 rookies and 26 veterans, and Shula leading the Colts through tough drills.
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Nicklaus Leads PGA Money Winners After Columbus Finish
In Dunedin Florida Jack Nicklaus increased his official money total to 90718 dollars 78 cents for the year after tying for second with Arnold Palmer in the PGA Championship in Columbus Ohio. Palmer earned 9000 dollars for the tie and remains second with 80693 dollars 37 cents. Bobby Nichols added 18000 for his PGA victory but stays outside the top 10. Tony Lema is third with 66778 dollars 70 cents followed by Billy Casper 59096 dollars 41 cents and Gary Player 50369 dollars 54 cents. Mason Rudolph moved to sixth with 38837 dollars 86 cents after finishing fourth in the PGA.
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Giants Increase Eastern Edge In Roundup
The Springfield Giants pulled ahead by four games in the Eastern League with a 2-0 win over the York White Roses to start a five game series. Reading beat Elmira 5-4 to move within one percent of second place as Tom Arruda earned his 11th win with his second straight shutout. Joe Theis hit a two run homer in Reading’s seventh for the win over Elmira, while Bill Milinis and Lloyd Fourroux added solo shots. Mickey Sinks improved to eight wins in 10 decisions. Williamsport and Charleston had no games.
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Bill Milinis
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Max Alvis Eyes Return After Meningitis Setback
Cleveland Indians infielder Max Alvis, who battled spinal meningitis, resumed a lengthy batting practice and base work at Municipal Stadium. He aims to regain strength with daily workouts and remains on the 30 day disabled list through the coming week.
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Giardello-Hurricane Title Fight In Early Talks
LAS VEGAS UPI reports a representative for middleweight champion Joey Giardello is negotiating for a title defense against Rubin Carter known as Hurricane. A possible date is October 23 with closed circuit television planned.
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Hurricane) Carter
Shoemaker's Wife Is Allergic To Horses
LA JOLLA Calif UP I reports famed jockey Willie Shoemaker and his wife face a horse allergy. Mrs Shoemaker underwent tests at Scripps Clinic confirming the allergy. The couple hope for a drug cure, and Shoemaker says he changes and showers after returning from the track to greet his wife.
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West Virginia Sportswriters Elect Van Zant President
The West Virginia Sportswriters Association elected Jim Van Zant of the Williamson Daily News as president, succeeding Jim Snyder. George Borrer and Kiffie Currence were named first and second vice presidents, with George Springer re-elected secretary treasurer. Plans for the Victory Awards Dinner were set with Dick Hudson and Shorty Hardman as co chairs. The group urged the state scholastic basketball tournament be held in Huntington next spring, delaying Charleston’s bid until 1966 due to Civic Center expansion.
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Gray Upsets Campbell in 36 Hole Golf Final
A. J. Gray Jr., 23, from Wheeling, defeated Billy Campbell of Huntington 3 and 1 to reach the 36 hole final against Jim Ward of Huntington. Ward beat Ned Payne 1 up on the 19th to set up today's championship. Gray praised improved driving as he sought to win the Men's Amateur Golf title.
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Comment on matchups and golfer Gray’s shifting focus
In a brief remark during a women’s tournament, a player noted a better chance against Ward than Tut. The golfer Gray is a relative newcomer who began concentrating on golf at 18, after previously pursuing baseball, per his former college West Liberty State College.
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Favorites In Semi Finalists In WV Women’s Amateur Golf
In the 41st West Virginia Women’s Amateur Golf Tournament semifinals at Charleston Nancy Stumpp and Sally Carroll seek a fourth title while Nell Carpenter battles past rounds with eagle finishes. Defending champ Carroll faces Sis Thayer. Carpenter meets Stumpp as the field narrows to determine the final.
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Cimoli Sent To Minors Robinson Brought Up
BALTIMORE UP I) Out fielder Earl Robinson earned another chance with the Baltimore Orioles and it meant a trip back to the minors for veteran outfielder Gino Cimoli. The 27 year old Robinson, originally purchased from the Los Angeles Dodgers three years ago by the Orioles, was purchased again by them Monday from Rochester of the International League.
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Leedes Move Up With Stover Win In County League
Rampaging Leeds climbed to second place in the Raleigh County Industrial League by beating Stover Appliance Saturday. They can seize the league lead with a victory over John Amoco Wednesday night in the opener at Warren Williams Field at 6 15 p.m. Summerlee, last place, faces Stover Appliance in the nightcap.
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Canadian minister cites $1 million gambling levy gain
Ottawa Canada agriculture minister Harry Hays announced that the government gained over one million dollars last year from a levy on race track betting. The claim highlights the fiscal impact of betting levies on public finances and notes ongoing policy considerations.
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Standings and results from the IL league
The IL standings show Jacksonville at 58 38 .604 leading, followed by Syracuse 40 57 3, Buffalo 49 41 .544, Rochester 50 42 .543, Toronto 47 46 .505, Richmond 43 49 .467, Columbus 32 54 .413, Atlanta 33 62 .347. Monday results: Atlanta 8 Toronto 2, Richmond 5 Rochester 4, Buffalo 5 Jacksonville 3, Syracuse 13 Columbus 11 in 12 innings and 10 innings respectively.
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