Bill Johnson wins Bunny Bread golf tourney in Anna
Bill Johnson of Marion defeated Jerry Glenn of Carterville in a sudden death playoff at Anna after both finished 36 holes at 141. Johnson saved par on the second playoff hole with a five foot birdie putt to claim the title, while Noakes 143 and Justice 147 rounded out the top of the field for Crab Orchard Golf Club.
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Bill Johnson
Marion
Anna
Jerry Glenn
Carterville
Johnson
Glenn
Phil Noakes
Carterville High School
Crab Orchard Golf Club
Henry Justice
du Quoin
Bill Blewett
Carbondale
Jan Jansco
Johnston City
Steve Heckel
Harold Finnie
Eldorado
Carl Davis
Evansville
Ind
Fred Speers
Clyde Webb
Murphysboro
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Hewitt’s
Carbondale
Scagler’s Drug
Murphysboro
Karr
Herrin
Athletes Back Clay in Defense of Religious Draft Stand
A group of prominent Negro athletes met with Cassius Clay to censure attempts to change his stand against military induction. They affirmed his religious beliefs as the basis for refusing draft and noted support from figures like Jim Brown Lew Alcindor and Bill Russell while Clay maintained his Muslim identity and faces trial in Houston.
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Cassius Clay
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Negro Industrial and Economic Union
NIEU
Clay
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Muhammad Ali
Houston
U.S. District Court
John Wooten
Browns
MEU
Alcindor
Brown
Ailindor
Wooten
Sid Williams
Walter Beach
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Bobby Mitchell
Jim Shorter
Washington Redskins
Green Bay
Willie Davis
Curtis McClinton
Kansas City Chiefs
Soul Brothers
Lynchburg Speedway Stock Car Feature Wins Millikan
Loren Millikan of Shawneetown won the Turnpike Speedway feature race west of Marion in weekend stock car action. Results list heats with drivers Ray Emling Frank Kmucha Joe Herbert John Prior Richard Rentfro John Powell Bill Murphy Corky Rider Jim Cavins Dale Jarvis Ronnie Fisher and others.
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Loren Millikan
Turnpike
Shawneetown
Turnpike Speedway
Marion
Ray Emling
du Quoin
Frank Kmucha
Mt. Vernon
Joe Herbert
Benton
John Prior
Centralia
Richard Rentfro
Zeigler
John Powell
Fairfield
Bill Murphy
Corky Rider
Hillsboro
Jim Cavins
Salem
Dale Jarvis
Herrin
Ronnie Fisher
Clark wins Grand Prix in first race with new Lotus Ford
Jim Clark, veteran two time champion from Scotland, won the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort on Sunday in a new Lotus Ford, finishing the 90 laps in 2 hours 14 minutes 45.6 seconds at an average 104.4 mph. He earned nine world championship points to sit third behind Dennis Hulme and Pedro Rodriguez. Defending champion Dick Brabham was second, Hulme third, with Chris Amon Mike Parkes and Ludovico Scarfiotti following.
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Jim Clark
Clark
Scotland
Dennis Hulme
New Zealand
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Reds edge Braves 5 4 in late rally
Cincinnati built a 5-0 lead and held on as the Reds defeated Atlanta 5-4 for their fourth straight win. Bob Lee preserved Maloney s win as the bullpen stopped the Braves comeback. Cardenas drove in two during a third inning burst with Lou Brock homering for St Louis.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Dave Bristol
Reds
Atlanta
Braves
Cincinnati Pilot
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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San Francisco
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
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Bob Lee
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Cubs
Curt Flood
Joe Gibbon
Giants
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Roberto Clemente
Dodgers
Bob Veale
Veale
Roy Face
Don Drysdale
Phillies
Don Wilson
Johnny Callison
Johnny Briggs
Carroll Sembers
Astros
Hill Wins Memphis Open in Narrow Finish
Dave Hill held off Johnny Pott to win the Memphis Open at eight under par 272, earning $20,000 for his 10th year career triumph. Hill led by five after three rounds but surged late, while Pott closed to three, finishing at 274. Hill battled illness and sleepless nights from the pressure and recalled past skepticism about his prospects.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dave Hill
Hill
Johnny Pott
Pott
Arnold Palmer
Gary
Jackson, Mich
Hot Springs
Player
Egyptian Regatta crowns Bryan Egypt ian Cup winner at Crab Orchard
Bryan wins the Egyptian Cup at Crab Orchard lake in Nashville Tennessee leading a 94-boat field from nine states. With Penny and Jerry Kriegel aboard, he held the lead after the second race while Dr. Leon Striegel of Carbondale trailed closely in the lightning class as the final race approached.
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Ross Bryan
Nashville
Tenn
Penny
Jerry Kriegel
Crab Orchard Lake
Bryan
Leon Striegel
Carbondale
Striegel
Neunert Secures Egyptian Cup After Wind Forces Cancellation
In a wind whipped regatta on Crab Orchard Lake, Bryan’s point standing earned him the Egyptian Cup as Sunday’s races were canceled. The event drew about 400 spectators over two days with top honors awarded to sailors including Hayes Lurie Brown and DiMaio and remarks praising the overall smooth running of the regatta.
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Mississippi Valley
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du Quoin
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Carbondale
Crab Orchard Sailing Club
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Lurie
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C-scows
Barbara Brigham
Hal Kroeger
St. Louis
John Strothman
J. Louis
Bill Brown
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