Venturi Takes 54-Hole Lead at Akron Golf Classic
US Open champion Ken Venturi built on a subpar run to grab a one stroke lead at the American Golf Classic in Akron. Venturi shot 71 60 75 for 206 four under at Firestone Country Club, ahead of Mason Rudolph who posted 208 while Tony Lema trailed by four. Bill Collins battled back from a rough start but remains in contention with back issues noted.
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Akvor
Ohio
Ken Venturi
Bill Collins
Veruri
Firestone Country Club
Mason Rudolph
Venturi
Collins
Rudolph
Tony
Lema
Catling
Yeater
Arnald Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lemaif
Collins Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Prinseth
Charlie Sifford
Frank Beard
Bruce Devlin
George Knudson
Chuck Courtney Tor Jay Hebert
Bob Charles
Rab
Gary
Aus Boros
Don Fairfield
Stottlemyre Shuts Out Yankees to End Slump
Rookie Mel Stottlemyre pitched a six hit shutout for the unbeaten rookie, lifting the New York Yankees to a 4-0 win in Boston and halting a six game slide. Mantle homered in the first, with Maris and Blanchard adding key RBIs as New York split a day night doubleheader, remaining five games behind Baltimore. The afternoon game saw Howard homer for the Yankees in a 4-3 loss as the Red Sox won the opener.
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Boston
Mel Stottlemyre
Pile
New York Yankees
Regby
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
John Blanchard
Seattle Mre
Red Sox
Yankees
Baltimore
Slolienyre
Skein
New York
Mantle
Risto Howard
Joe Tha Aras
Sori
Alf al
Joanna
Teanaltbees
Horstmeyer Killed in Flaming Springfield Race Crash
William Horstmeyer 34 of Madison Wis died after his racing car flipped and burst into flames at the 100 mile Illinois State Cain in Springfield. His car hit the outside fence on lap 26, pinned under the blaze, firefighters freed him, he died at St Johns Hospital. Horstmeyer survived by wife Yvonne and two sons. Foyt won the race, his 24th major victory, with Marshman Branson Unser and Sutton in top positions.
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Springfield
Bill Horstmeyer
Madison
Wis
Cain
Horstmeyer
St. John’s Hospital
Oscar Mayer Co
Yvonne
A. J. Poyt
Houston
Jwon
Tony Bettace
Tony
Foyt
Ina
Rodger Ward
Bobby Marshman
Polls
Lawn
Mile
Marshman
Don Branson
Champaign
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
NVM
Land
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
A. J. Foyt
Major League Standings Summary From Fractured OCR
Fragmented text lists teams and scores in a chaotic mosaic. Major figures and cities appear tangled with stray names, dates, and places, making concrete standings unclear. The readable bits reference teams like Cleveland, Minnesota, and Chicago with partial scores and scattered venue mentions.
Packers Whip Chicago Bears in NFL Exhibition
Milwaukee Aug 22 AP Saul Hornung, one of the NFL’s most prolific scorers, scored three touchdowns and added conversions as the Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears in an exhibition game. Hornung returned from a suspension to spark Green Bay’s offense with a long first quarter catch and a second period run. Bears injuries limited their attack until Rudy Bukich relieved Girard at quarterback, but the Packers held the lead with three conversions and a late drive led by Gary Barnes.
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Saul Hornung
Green Bay ‘Packers
Chicago Bears
Packers
Golden Bay
Bears
Green Bay
Hornung
Earl Starr
Thevard
Ald
Hime Fastian
Heath Tell
Loth
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Notre Dame
Culdiesel
Maney Phoestar
Dennis
Haetung
Vhe Bears
Ronnie Bull
Rudy Bukich
Girarde Ti
Rio Cazares
Buhich
Formu
Gary Barnes
Giants End Six-Game Slide With 4-2 Win Over Cardinals
San Francisco snaps a six-game skid with a 4-2 victory over St Louis behind Bob Bolin. The Giants jump ahead in the second inning on four straight hits including drives by Davenport and Ballar, add two in the third with Kuenn Lanier and Mays, while the Cardinals tally in the first and seventh before Bolin retires the side with a strikeout.
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Bob Bolin
Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
Giants
Phillies
Cardinals
Roger Craigs
Jim Davenport
Tom Ballar
Craig Fn
Harvey Kuenn
al Lanier
Willie Mays
Orlando Ceda
Lou Brook
Bill White
Jim McCarver
Ken Barer
Bob Skinner
Edwardsville coach builds strong Canton Junior College squad
Ror Waris, interim coach at Edwardsville, rounds up a four man Canton Junior College team. Harris has landed Jim Garvison from Seneca High School Louisville, Ky, producer of Wesley Unseld. Three others reach 6 ft 7 in, including Bob Harris, Coy Nunn, and Denil Bell. Canlon could replace Comtralia as a top figure in junior college hoops.
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Ror Warris
Edovardsville
Doe Lucen
Canton
Harris
Jim Garvison
Aressvet
Seneca High School
Luisvile
Wesley
Bob
Edwardsville
Coy Nunn
East St. Louis
Denil Bell
Madison
Canlon
Comtralia
Mois Junior College
Melntire Captures U S Women s Amateur Title
Barbara Melntire of Colorado Springs defeated JoAnne Gunderson Kirland 3 and 2 to win the U S Women's Amateur Championship in Hutchinson Kansas. It was her second title, after winning in 1959, and both players earned spots on the seven member Curtis Cup team to compete in Wales next month.
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Miss McIntire
Miss Gunderson
Joe Dye
Porthcawl
South Wales
Peggy Conley
Spokane Wash
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Nancy Roth
Elkhart
Ind
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Quadrangle Wins Travers In Mud At Saratoga
Quadrangle roared from midfield to win the 95th Travers Stakes at Saratoga Race Course in heavy footing. Hagin Hill Rise led til the final stretch but was overtaken by Quadrangle, with Knightly Man, Portfolio, and Ramant close behind. Yeaza rode Quadrangle to a 2:04 2h finish as the favorite paid 2.60 to win.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga Race Track
Hagin
Hill Rise
Quadrangle
Knighty Manner
Portfolio
Ramant
Manuel Yeaza
Henry Obre
Hill
Ex-Illini Rutherford Not Seen on Roster This Year
Dee Rutherford, formerly McVernon fullback and end for Illinois last season, does not appear on this year’s squad list. No justification is provided for his absence.
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Dee Rutherford
Mc Vernon
Ilinois
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