Coody Captures Cleveland Open In Nine Under Par Play
Charles Coody fired a nine under par 271 at Aurora Country Club to win the Cleveland Open by two strokes over Bruce Crampton. Bruce Crampton shot 273, Bob Murphy 275, Bert Yancey and Frank Beard 276, with John Schlee 277 and Arnold Palmer 279. Jack Nicklaus finished well back at 289.
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Dallas
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Bob Murphy
Bert Yancey
Frank Beard
John Schlee
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Coody Wins After Final Round Surge At Masters Coursework
Orville Moody led by two strokes at the Open final round but bogeyed the first hole. Crampton and Coody traded threats as Coody rallied on the closing holes. Coody chipped close on 17 and sank the 12 foot par at 18 to seal the victory and collect $22,000, bringing his year total to $67,000.
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Lee Trevino
George Archer
Orville Moody
Crampton
Coody
Youngsters Shine as Wimbledon Sparks New stars
Pancho Gonzales bows out as two youngsters Bob Lutz and John Alexander showcase the future on outside courts while Rod Laver remains top seed and title favorite. Lutz upsets Ken Rosewall in the second round as Laver, Newcombe, and Roche advance toward the mid tournament stage. Billie Jean King and Margaret Court loom in the women’s draw with Tegart, Heldman, Richey, Jones, and Casals seeking breakthroughs.
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Arthur Ashe
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
John Alexander
Australia
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Alexander
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Laver
Premjit Lall
Stan Smith
Los Angeles Giant
Ken Rosewall
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Rosewall
Tom Okker
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Dent
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Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Billie
Jean
Margaret Court
Margaret Smith
Billie Jean
Judy Tegart
Mrs. Court
Julie Heldman
New York
Nancy Richey
Mrs. Ann Jones
Britain
Little Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Lesley Bowrey
Connie Mack Standings and Tuesday Volleyball Schedule
Conn ie Mack standings show Valley Chevrolet Durham Lincoln Artesia Ford Goodyear Marathon Oil and Shields Baker Wiggins Coons in a busy schedule. Tuesday features Valley Chevrolet versus Durham at 6 30 pm Tucker s against Goodyear at 8 30 pm Marathon Oil versus Artesia Ford at 6 30 pm.
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Artesia Ford
Goodyear
Marathon Oil
Valley Chevrolet
Durham
Tucker's
Marathon
Durhams
Late Inning Rallies Change Texas League Standings
Dallas-Fort Worth edged Albuquerque 8-5 as Dennis Reeve delivered a two-run single in the seventh off Hank Williams to reclaim the Western Division lead over Amarillo. Arkansas outlasted Blues 3-2 in 12 innings in Memphis with Jose Cruz driving in the decisive run. El Paso surged for four eighth inning runs to beat Amarillo 9-5, dropping Amarillo to second in the division.
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Associated Press
Dallas-Fort Worth
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Dennis Reeve
Hank Williams
Arkansas
Blues
Memphis
Jose Cruz
el Paso
Napoles Retains World Welterweight Crown in Mexico City
Jose Angel Napoles of Mexico City, age 145, stopped Curtis Cokes of Dallas, age 14642, in ten rounds to retain the world welterweight title. In Iran Spain, Jose Manuel Artain Ibar, age 197, stopped Macan Keita of Nigeria, age 192, in six rounds.
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Jose Angel Napoles
Mexico
Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Napoles
Iran
Spain
Jose Manuel “Artain’ Ibar
Macan Keita
Nigeria
Top Baldy Pulls Upset At Downs
Top Baldy wins the Flying Charm Allow ance Stakes at Ruidoso Downs for 3,250 dollars over 870 yards. The upset pays 34.40 9.49 5.00 to win place show. Attendance totals include Big Q handle 229 450 and Quintela 37.80.
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Felice Man
Berlin
Orioles Sweep Tigers In Four Game Series
The Detroit Tigers lost three of four to Baltimore as Frank Robinson's ninth inning pinch hit single and a late rally in the opener powered the Orioles to a 4-3 win. Detroit fell 13 2 games behind Baltimore in the AL East with Boston also dropping. The day featured other major league results across the leagues and highlights from Oakland Kansas City and New York teams.
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Mayo Smith
Frank Robinson
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Smith
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Cubs
Dick Selma
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Williams Drives Cubs Past Cards in Doubleheader Sweep
Billy Williams extended his consecutive games streak, guiding the Chicago Cubs to a 3-1 and 12-1 doubleheader sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals at Wrigley Field. Williams hit two triples, a double and a single, while Ron Santo drove in five runs in the nightcap. The Cubs opened a strong lead in the division as Red Schoendienst’s Cardinals suffered two more losses.
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New York
Cardinals
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Ron Santo
Cards
Red Schoendienst
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Mets
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Montreal
Los Angeles
San Diego
Palmer Forges First Big League Win In Phillies Sweep
Rookie Lowell Palmer of the Phillies pitched six no hit innings and a three hitter to beat Montreal 2-0 in the opener of a doubleheader sweep. Tony Oliva of the Twins led the offense in two games, starting with three singles in a 7-2 loss to Minnesota and then detonating five hits, two homers and five RBIs in a 12-2 rout of Kansas City.
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Mike Fiore
Bob Oliver
Wally Bunker
Kansas City
Minnesota
Oliva
Non
Smith
Williams
Cubs
Mets
Pittsburgh
Tom Seaver
Donn Clendenon
New York
Ed Charles
Cleon Jones
Lowell Palmer
Jerry Johnson
Montreal
Phillies
Richie Allen
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Tony Oliva
Twins
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