Eight Golfers Remain In NCAA Tourney at Duke
In Durham North Carolina eight golfers survive the NCAA individual championship at Duke University. Houston led by Kermit Zarley Homero Blancas and Mark Hopkins advance to quarterfinals facing Jim Ewing Southern California Don Wilson North Texas State meets Bill Garrett LSU defeats George Creagh Vanderbilt and Blancas faces Lestereni Louisville in a lower bracket match.
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Chemglon Houston
Kermit Zarley
Homereo Blancas
Mark Hopkins
Duke
Zarley
Yakima
Houston
Lesterenl
Louisville
Academies Act To Clarify Recruiting
West Point NY UPD The nations three service academies issued a joint statement to clarify recruiting policies for athletes to avoid compromising a youth's word. The academies require athletes to sign a statement that they have not signed a grant in aid and that any commitment is contingent on appointment as a cadet or midshipman.
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N.Y
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United States Military Academy
Naval Academy
Air Force Academy
W. J. Bryan Dorn
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South Carolina
Everett O. Post
Elmira Wins In 15th On Late Winning Run
Eastern League roundup reports Elmira Pioneers win 2-1 over Springfield in 15 innings with a second inning run and a sixth inning Giants score. Binghamton beats York 4-1. Triplets add in eighth. Williamsport tops Charleston 13-7. Indians and Grays rally with multi inning scoring.
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Springfield
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York White Roses
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Williamsport
Charleston Indians
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Time Gap From Pearl Harbor To Hiroshima Bomb
The interval between Pearl Harbor attack and the first atomic bomb blast in Hiroshima Japan spans three years seven months and thirty days. This chronology notes the wartime escalation and dates anchor the sequence of events leading to Japan’s surrender. 引
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Nutter Sees Steelers With Luck To Win Soon
Huntington WV Buzz Nutter, former Colt turned Steeler, predicts Pittsburgh could win the Eastern Division with a little luck. He cites the need for a faster back and another end, praises Bobby Layne as quarterback, and notes training camp opens July 28 at West Liberty. He lost 10 pounds and remains confident in Ed Brown and Layne guiding the offense. Ferguson could boost the ground attack, Nutter says.
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Johnny) Unitas
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Bobby Layne
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Chicago Bears
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Pitcher Wins Own Game Fails To Get Credit
A Sunday night recap shows Bob Duliba of the Atlanta Crackers hit a seventh inning homer that produced the winning run in a 6-5 victory over Syracuse. Despite the feat Johnny Kucks earned the win as Atlanta led 5-3 when Duliba relieved in the sixth. Danny Kravitz hit two homers for Rochester in an 8-7 win over Jacksonville as a Suns rally fell short. Bob Laverine homered for the Wings. Carl Greene beat Al Downing as Toronto edged Richmond 3 2. Buffalo swept Columbus 4 2 and 8 6.
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Suns
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Toronto
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Columbus
Nicklaus Palmer to Play Exhibition at Scioto County Club
Jackie Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, after their U.S. Open playoff at Oakmont, will appear in an 18 hole exhibition at Scioto Country Club in Columbus on August 1. Scioto is Nicklaus' home course. Nicklaus won the Open playoff 71 to 74 in his rookie year. Palmer leads money earnings this year.
Races Tonight At Prosperity and Bluefield Sun
Local drivers prepare for two race opportunities with Beckley Speedway at Prosperity shifting to Friday nights. Time trials start 7 30 p m with heats at 8 p m. Stock and sportsman classes compete in two 10 lap heats and two features wrap up the evening. Sunday features only the sportsman class at Bluefield with top drivers from across the state and Ohio expected.
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Bluefield
Jess Athey
Ernie Moye
Winnie Farley
Malin Freeman
Frank Prince
Charlie Massey
Larry Cantley
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Yanks Break Slump Becomes Big Night for Angels
Bo Belinsky pitched Los Angeles Angels to a 3-1 win over Kansas City, ending his month-long win drought as Angels move into second place in the AL. Albie Pearson, Billy Moran, and Lee Thomas drove in the runs while Belinsky fended off 13 KC baserunners. In other games, White Sox beat Twins 6-2, Red Sox down Indians 3-1, Tigers over Senators 6-3, Yankees end five-game slide 3-0 over Orioles, Phillies shut out Cubs 3-0.
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Norm Siebern
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Billy Moran
Lee Thomas
Felix Torres
Kansas City
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Pedro Ramos
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Terry Fox
Dick McAuliffe
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Mike Rourke
Norm Cash
Detroit
Chuck Hinto
Barry Bright
Washington
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Ralph Houk
Orioles
Baltimore
Marshall Bridges
Whitey
Hector Lopez
Clete Boyer
Yanks
Bill Skowron
Steve Barber
Cincinnati Reds
Art Mahaffey
Phillies
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Ted Savage
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Baseball Standings and Schedules for NL and AL
Baseball standings show Los Angeles leading the NL with 47 wins, San Francisco 44, and Pittsburgh 38. Philadelphia shut out Chicago 3 0 in Thursday action. AL standings list Cleveland at 38 26, Los Angeles 36 28, and Minnesota 38 30. Friday’s twinbill night and day games include Boston at Baltimore and New York at Detroit.
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Baseball Stat Leaders and Leaders by League
Baseball statistics listing players with top numbers in runs batted in hits and averages. Named figures include Williams Aaron Musial Ison Alou Davis Mays Clemente Skowren Groat Flood Rollins runners Jimenez Robinson Smith Siebern Power Snyder Cungham Battey and others. Home run leaders include Mays Banks Mejias Cepeda H Aaron. national and American league leaders cited with totals.
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Major League Scores From Recent Holdout Standings
Buffalo edged Columbus 8 to 6 while Atlanta triumphed over Laramie and Rochester 8 to 6 in a high scoring slate. Jacksonville fell to Toronto 3 to 0 as Richmond posted a 6 run showing in a close game amid the American league action.
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