Venturi and Collins Tie Lead in Akron Golf Classic
In Akron Ohio Ken Venturi and Bill Collins share the lead at 137 after two rounds of the $50,000 Golf Classic. Venturi mounts a sensational comeback while Collins aims to join the surge in the third round.
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Berra Future With Yankees Hinges On Finish
UPI reports Yogi Berra’s fate with the Yankees may depend on how the club finishes the season. If New York slides to third, Berra could depart. a strong late run could keep him, even without a title. Front office disputes over a harmonica incident are downplayed by club president Dan Topping.
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Baseball Scores and Weekend Schedule Preview
Friday results show New York 7 Chicago 0, Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 0, Milwaukee 3 Houston 2, Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 2, St. Louis 6 San Francisco 5. Saturday trials list pitchers for Chicago at New York and others with NL AL standings and Sunday schedules across multiple cities.
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Wilson shoots 68 to lead Villa Monterey Youth golf tourney
Husky teenager Rob Wilson won the Villa Monterey Youth Association event with an 18 hole score of 68 on the par 30 course. He finished nine strokes ahead of Eric Ravanesi who posted 77. Barbara Blankenship won the girls trophy defeating Joan Redburn. last year's champ Mike Farley was third with 80. Twenty one boys and two girls competed.
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Sleeper Gary Lewis Emerges in Forty Niners Camp
UPI reports an unknown college fullback Gary Lewis, 22, 6 3? 215 pounds, recently out of the Army, drafted No. 6, who stood out in practice games. San Francisco coach Jack Christiansen remains non committal as he weighs his college transfers and eligibility before unveiling him in official duties.
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Scout Reports Devils Camp as Futile Football Practice
A prank-filled telephone interview shows scout Harry reporting that the Sun Devils training camp resembled a Boy Scout outing with hikes and picnics. The exchange ends with the coach realizing the scout misstepped and went to Prescott instead of Payson.
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Reds Call on McCool in One-Hitter Sidelining Maloney
Cincinnati manager Dick Sisler started rookie Bill McCool in place of Jim Maloney after a shoulder stiffness. McCool threw a one hitter in 6th start, striking out nine over 623 innings and earning his fourth win as the Reds moved into sole possession of second in the NL. Maloney contributed two RBIs and the go ahead run on a bunt single. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 2-0 to maintain lead as other NL games saw St Louis over San Francisco 6-5 New York 7-0 Chicago and Houston 3-2. Phillies benefited from a balk by Bob Veale to widen their margin. San Francisco extended skid. Mets won fifth straight behind Jack Fisher in complete game.
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Orioles Top ChiSox As Robinson, Bowens Lead Rally
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Chicago White Sox 4-2 to move into first in the American League. Brooks Robinson homered and drove in Aparicio, Harvey Haddix earned the win in relief, while Joel Horlen was slated to start for Chicago. Other AL and NL results included Boston, Detroit, and Philadelphia wins and several division standings shifts.
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