U S Forces Dominate Pan American Games Summary
United States athletes post a powerful Pan American Games performance with multiple track and field and swimming golds. US teams sweep swimming events, claim rowing and shooting wins, and extend their gold total to 62 as the competition nears its end.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
UPI
Sam
United States
Dave Tork
Tokyo
Chicago
Sheron Finneran
Los Angeles
Nina Harmar
Philadelphia
Bob Webster
Santa Ana
Calif
Linda Cooper
San Bernardino
U.S
Webster
Tork
West Virginia
Wright and Smith Set for Augusta Playoff in Women’s Titleholders
Marilynn Smith and Mickey Wright tie at 292 after 72 holes in Augusta for the Women’s Titleholders with an 18 hole playoff to decide the $57,500 champion. Wright, defending champ from Dallas, overcame a three stroke deficit in the final round.
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Marilynn Smith
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Dallas
Tex
Augusta Country Club
Miss Smith
Tequesta
Fla
Detsy Rowls
Joann Prentice
Sethy Whitworth
Ditford Ann Creed
Mann
Iherry Wheeler
Shirley Englehorn
Sybil Griffin
Judy Kimball
Penny Bell
eMarge Burns
Kathy” Cornelius
Sandra Haynie
Mary Lena Foulk
Barbara Romack
Marle Lindstrom
Polly Riley
Marlene Streit
Sloria Fecht
Eheet
Denoles
Rodgers rises on tour as lefty becomes Ryder hopeful
Phil Rodgers, a former left handed archer-turned golfer, turned pro in 1960 and quickly made a splash on the PGA Tour. He mirrored a strong 1961 season with a fourth place at the Texas Open and a second place in the Open, joining a list of top players including Palmer, Nicklaus, and Casper as he eyes Ryder Cup selection for 1962.
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Phil Rodgers
Rodgers
Philleishteenth
Doug
Sanders
Gary Player
Tut Phil
Tony Lemma
Mold Palmer
Billy Casia
Dan Sikes
Julius Bi
Alus Boros
Bob Ved
Johnny Pott
Rycer
Cali
Forman
Patt
Self
Bobbyson
Palmer Casper
Nichols
U.S
Hemo
Gene Litter
Dave Ragan
Billy Maxwell
Bob Goalby
Rosinra
George Bayer
Nichols Crampton tie for fourth in Texas Open finish
First Money For Fleek clinched a share of fourth place at the Texas Open with Bobby Nichols and Bruce Crampton totaling 272 and 368 respectively. Nichols shot 343549 and Crampton 368369 as Fleek earned 1600 dollars for the first time here while veteran pro Fleek recalled his 1955 National Open win and Willow Springs debut in 1941. Johnny Thornton of Oak Hills Country Club completed 286 to win amateur honors.
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Bobby Nichols
Bruce Crampton
Fleek
18Th Green
Willow Springs
Johnny Thornton
Oak Hills Country Club
Feller’s Sons Also Play Ball
Bob Feller, famed Indians Hall of Fame pitcher, sees major league potential for his three sons. Steve, his eldest, plans to attend Rollins College in Florida next year as an infielder aiming for varsity. The other two sons also play infield and catcher roles under their father’s guidance in San Antonio at the Don Bosco field dedication event.
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Gayle Hayes
Feller
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Don Bosco
Casso
Steve
Rollins
Florida
Cleveland
Towan
Diamonds
Don ‘Bosco
Autocrops
Cliff Davis Faces Tulsa Oilers In Mission Stadium Showdown
Cliff Davis will start for the Bullets against the Tulsa Oilers at 7 45 p m at Mission Stadium hoping to repeat his no hit effort from a previous Tulsa game. Don Brady finished with one hit allowed in relief as El Paso beat the Oilers 4 1. The Bullets surged to an 8 0 lead in a Sunday assault against San Kings with RBI by Pointer Burgmeier and Boyd.
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Amarillo
Albuquerque
Tulsa
San Antonio
el Facay
Aso Albuquerque
Lou Fitegerard
Clifford Davis
Tulsa Oilers
Mission Stadium
Davis
Oilers
Bullets
Bob Boyd
Aaron Pointer
Burgmeier
Fitzgerald
Brody
Tatals
Ey Turch
Boyd
Innn el Paso
Rei — Jaurany Wynter Wynn
Calera
Grote
Sletz
Roznovsky
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Wynn
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Thompson
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Wallis
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Alomar
Hay
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Bullets Rally For Victory Behind Richards Big Inning
The Bullets win as Ronnie Davis homers and doubles with three RBIs. Tom Burgmeier earns his first win of the season, pitching seven innings. Rich Richards drives in two with a two run double in an explosive fourth inning that plated ten. Ario Engle hits a triple and Jose Calero drives him home.
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Norfolk
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Long Beach
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Ae Danae
Phil Bank
Edinburg
Trinity Siniver- McGuire
Atlanta
Mon Ff
United States
Ira Murchi
Pan American College
Son of Chicago
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Canada
Vesper Club
Philadelphia
Frank Anger
Dayton
Ohio
Kenneth Sedlecky
Baldwin, Mich
Tom Smith
San Antonio
Tex
U.S
Venewicia
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Gales
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Halt
Peru
Chile
Yanks
Brazil
Iheee Ram
White
Wynn
Swan
Richards
L.A
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Hradey
Richard Jets
Paul Richards
Houston White
Jim Wynn
Ronnie Davis
Colt 45S
Wason
Sun Kings
Ario Engle
Burgmeier
Jose Calero
Derby Trial marks big test for top Derby contenders
In Louisville the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs features Candy Spots and Jet Traffic among a field of contenders led by Never Bend and Noir Jet Traffic. Bonjour and On My Honor head toward Kentucky Derby starts. trainer Del Carrol plans to skip Saturday’s Derby if needed.
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Firestone Jr
Patrice Jacobs
Churchill
Never Bend
All Owns
Robbery
Manuell Bonjour
Chateau- Yeaza
Bonjour
Willie Shoemaker
Walnut Hill Farms
Gay Pet
Ambush Stable
On My Honor
Gray Pet
Alvelino Gomez
Willl
Paul Frey
Leslie Fenton
Rajah
J. J
Cherok
H. H. O'Shea
Wade & Moran
Jet Traffic
del Car
Roll
Jcolt
Jless
Candy Spots
Caliente Fulture
Ranger JC Hosts TJCAA Spring Meet in Ranger Texas
The Texas Junior College Athletic Conference meets in Ranger with golf tennis and track events. San Antonio Ranger teams join the two day competition as Ranger JC hosts the annual event.
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San Antonio Ranger
Texas Junior College Athletic Conference
Ranger
Ranger JC
San Antonio Polo Wins Noelke Trophy at Bracken Ridge Park
San Antonio polo team defeated Mecom Ranch 2 to 0 to capture the M. B. Sonny Noelke Trophy. Charles Smith and Jackie Murphy each scored four goals for San Antonio, while Mecom rival John Armstrong tallied both of the Houston squad’s goals. Bill Barr left with an injury after being struck in the face.
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San Antonio
Sonny) Noelke
Amateur Ball tops Flores Drive-In for fifth straight league win
In Eastside action, Amateur Ball slugged Flores Drive-In 15 to 8 to extend their Hot Wells League win streak to five. Also in the region, San Antonio Pirates beat Casa Manana Jokers 62, Denver Heights Bears tied for second after downing San Antonio Royals, and San Antonio Bombers defeated San Antonio Hawks 81.
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Denver Leights Bears
Centeno Super Market
Gilbert
Aoto Parts
Border Fence
Saldana
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City Lumber
Lone Star Auto Parts
Chato’s Lounge
Loy’s Dinner Club
Barrett Industries
Flores
San Antonio Pirates
Casa Manana
Denver Heights Bears
San Antonio Royals
San Antonio Bombers
San Antono Hawks
Avlo Paris
Correa
Cervera
Stroth
Forestier
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Guzman
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Centeno
Allison
Lema
Rocamontez
le Stourgesn
Gonzales
Cantu
Gad
Sanda
Wanke
Saltona’s
Chato's Lounge
Arotho
Mele
Gu- Nerrez
Denver Heights
S.A. Royals
Hamilton
Valdez
Wolters
Houston
Thompson
Turbln
Griffin
Royals
Barratt Industries
Wilson
Santos
Benson
Johnson
Oble
Jordon
Barnes Qi
Desi
Barrer
Rodrigues
Roundup of track and sports results with records
Iran press dispatch notes C. K. Yang's 9121 point decathlon win at Mt. San Antonio Calif breaking Rafer Johnson's mark. Yang cleared 15 ft 4 1944 in pole vault with near world record height. Jed Laver defeated Ken Rosewall in tennis, Earl Buchholz beat Gimeno and teamed with Boswetly to top Laver and Hmeno. NBA chief Maurice Podoloff expected to retire. balk rule debate noted. Yankees and Mets news plus Nascar and other league notes.
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C. K. Yang
China
Mt. San Antonio
Calif
Rafer Johnson
Yang
Jed Laver
Ken Rosewall
Earl Buchholz
Andres Gimeno
Boswetly
Buchholz
Laver Andi
Hmeno
Maurice Podaloff
National Basketball Association
Don
NBA
Monj Schwall
Pittsburgh
Thesday
J. Walter Kennedy
Stamford
Conn
Texans
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Nas
Warren Giles
Yankee
New York Mets
Chris Cannizzaro
Buffalo
Steve Dillon
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Salt Lake City
Softball Schedules and League Details Across Multiple Leagues
The page lists Monday softball schedules for AA Fast Pitch at San Pedro No. 17 and No. 2 3:30 p.m. games, plus matchups at Lambert Head and various leagues. It includes teams such as Powell, Concordia Lutheran, Las Vegas Club, APCO, Howard Aero, Silawotts, Gas Flames, and Wildcats, with times from 7:15 to 9:20 p.m. Also notes Eastside and HOT WELLS leagues, and mentions players and home runs within box-score like HR Robinson and HR Woods, with fragmentary standings and results across multiple leagues and venues.
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Powell
Concordis Lutheran
Las Veges Club
APCO
Varsity Lounge
Howard Aero
San Pedro No
Lambert Head
Groat Tank
National Bank of Commerce
Alamo National
Jank
Huston
Robinson
Peterson
Montes
R. Montes
Heinrich Ouflonettes
Curd
CYO Sports Results From St Benedict Parish Sunday
Cubs beat St Philip 3 to 2 in the championship as Henry’s 2, St Benedict’s Falcons fell to St Michael’s 1. Mites saw St Philip 5 over St Henry’s 2 in the title match. Benedict’s Legionaires 4 over Rock 41. Peewees St Philip 4 over St Stephen’s 2 in the championship. St Mary Magdalen Braves defeated Benedict’s Tigers 11 to 1 in consolation.
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Cubs
St. Phiilip’s
Henry's
St. Benslet's Falcons
St Michael's
Mites
St. Philip's
St Henry’s
St. Benedict's Legionaires
St. Benedict's Rock
Peewees
St. Phillip’s
St. Stephen's
St. Mary Magdalen Braves
St. Benedict's Tigers
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Jerry Steelsmith
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Saq Paulo
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