Stan Smith Leads Top Seeded NCAA Tennis Field
Stan Smith of Southern California is the top seed in the 83rd NCAA tennis meet at Carbondale. First rounds begin Monday at SIU on 12 courts, with doubles starting Tuesday and singles final slated for Saturday. Seeded contenders include Ian Crookenden UCLA Bob Lutz and others as Southern California defends team title with UCLA their main rivals.
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Lon Eubanks
Southern Illinoisan
Carbondale
Stan Smith
Southern California
SIU
Charles Pasarell
UCLA
Smith
Ian Crookenden
Pasarell
Crookenden
Bob Lutz
Southern Cal
Jamie Fillol
Miami
Gary Rose
Joaquin Loyo Mayo
Robert Brien
Mississippi State
Brien Cheney
Arizona
George Lockhart
Air Force
Robert Corwin
Navy
Lutz
Jim Poling
Clemson
Fillal
Niesi Sie
California State
Rose
Steve Belland
Florida
Mayo
Rice
Lenny Schloss
Tennessee
Frank Conner
Trinity
Tom Garman
Seattle
Charles Darley
California
Turner Howard
Tulane
Southern Illinois University
Jose Villarete
Dean Sehlebohn
Stanford
Johnny Yang
Jack Frost
Mike Sprengelmeyer
Pete Kramer
Toledo
Salukis
Jay Maggiore
Jamie Subirats
Lamar Tech
Ing
Trojans
USC
Washington State
Bruins
Oregon
Titans
Open golf championship returns to Baltusrol in New Jersey
The United States Open Golf Championship begins Thursday at Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield New Jersey. The field is strong with no clear favorite as the premium tourney operates in a richer, modern setting for 1967.
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Baltusrol Golf Club
Springfield
N.J
Furl Sail wins Mother Goose in dominant display
Furl Sail led the field through every step of the 1 1/8 miles mile event at Aqueduct and drew off to a three length victory in the $97,800 Mother Goose. The Revoked Windsail filly clocked 1 49 3 5 for her sixth stakes win this year and earned $63,570 for owner breeder Mrs. Edwin K. Thomas. Quillo Queen edged Muse for second with Regal Gleam fading in the 11 horse field.
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Furl Sail
Aqueduct
New York
Revoked Windsail
Coaching Club
Edwin K. Thomas
Martin Anderson
King Ranch
Muse
Regal Gleam
Mets Angels make waiver trade for two pitchers
The New York Mets and California Angels swapped pitchers in a waiver deal. Nick Willhite moves to the Mets improving left handed depth and starting option, while Jack Hamilton goes to the Angels after a 2-0 mark this season.
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New York Mets
California Angels
Jack Hamilton
Angels
Nick Willhite
Mets
Willhite
Southpaw
California
Los Angeles
Washington
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Detroit
Marion golfer Bill Johnson leads Jackson Invitational after first round
Bill Johnson of Marion shot 70 to take a one stroke lead in the Jackson Invitational, despite a late bogey on the 18th hole. Connie Connell of Mounds and Dave Perkins of Benton trail by one stroke, with Paul Smith of Mt. Vernon and other qualifiers within two. The event drew 142 players as starting times for Sunday’s final round were listed.
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Bill Johnson
Marion
Anna
Johnson
Connie Connell
Mounds
Paul Smith
Mt. Vernon
Dave Perkins
Benton High School
Jim Jenkins
Carbondale
Phil Belbas
Carterville
Jerry Salamandier
Tony Stevens
Murphysboro
Jack Kelly
Lon Eubanks
Bob Comfort
Louis de Gasperi
Lyman Wade
Harry Clotfelder
J. B. Presley
Joe Dingrando
Larry Bittle
Bill Steinhauer
Glen Easterly
Jim Davis
Marvin Muckelroy
Claude Grace
al Hill
Todd Baysinger
Joe Goodman
Bill Meade
Blacky Wolner
Bob Mitchell
Jim Qualls
Hadden Davenport
Asher Blewett
Wayne Kraft
Ron Benton
Joe Duco
Ollie Blase
Sam Dodson
Jeff Fee
Tom Jones
George Bishop
Bill Pyle
Bart Collida
Clark Davis
Fred Grant
Bill Zebra
Max Burgett
Ed Miller
Ted Jenkins
Merle Dubach
A. W. Fountain
Bill Moore
Derry Winyard
Tom Kammann
Tony Cargnino
Leo Warchel
Jim Starr
Sam Lessing
Steve Kunce
Clarence Lantwick
Jerry Gross
Walter Calvey
Phil Otrich
Sam Ezell
Jay Wilkinson
Gene Tapley
Russ Fox
Jack Crowe
Ron Ortyl
Ed Jones
Jake Gore
John Phelps
Harry Tolar
Fred Wheeler
Jim Hartman
Rusty Pierce
Bill Blue
Barry Wilson
Bill Koeneman
Claude Elkins
Paul Gale
Bo Wright
Will Rezetka
Jim Sunday
Jim Bourland
Jeff Holmes
David Milligan
Gene Hipp
Hal Brown
Murphysboro Youth Kortkamp Ace Highlights Jackson Invite
Denny Kortkamp, 19, SIU golfer, carded a hole in one on the 171 yard No 4 at the Jackson Invitational. He used a 7 iron, finishing 38 38 76. He was in a group with Perkins Heckel and Grace. The ace is the tournament’s third ever after Kelly in 1964 and Alexander in 1966. The No 9 hole was removed from play as Jackson redesigned its front nine.
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Baltusrol
Billy Casper
Winged Foot Golf Club
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Casper
Arnold Palmer
San Francisco
Palmer
Denny Kortkamp
Southern Illinois University
Kortkamp
Dave Perkins
Steve Heckel
Chuck Grace
Grant Kelly
Herrin High School
Charles Alexander
Jackson
Lane swim results list top ages and times
The data shows swimmers with times around 1 24 to 1 48 and ages in the early seventies. Notable marks include Steve Heckel 74 and Larry Sunday 74 in the 1 24 segment, Pursie Pipes 73 and Jim Musgove 74 in 1 32, Connie Connell 71 and Paul Smith 71 in 1 40, Bill Johnson 70 and Dave Perkins 71 in 1 48, with Jim Jenkins 72 and Jerry Lalamandier 72 also recorded in the final group.
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Steve Heckel
Larry Sunday
Charles Alexander
Phil Noakes
Pursie Pipes
Jim Musgove
Bill Blewett
Jan Nevinger
Connie Connell
Paul Smith
Phil Belbas
Tony Stevens
Bill Johnson
Dave Perkins
Jim Jenkins
Jerry Lalamandier
Baseball Juvenile League Result At Herrin Harrisburg
Herrin and Harrisburg played in the Juvenile League with final scores 2 to 5 in favor of Harrisburg. Jeff Richardson Mike Bradley and Jack Zindel are noted as Michigan State football guards and members of the Spartan wrestling team.
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Jeff Richardson
Mike Bradley
Jack Zindel
Michigan State
Spartan
Notre Dame Dominates All-Star College Roster for Lakefront Classic
Notre Dame will supply seven players to the 51-man collegiate squad for the 34th annual All-Star game in Chicago. Michigan State adds four, led by George Webster and Bubba Smith, with Green Bay the defending Super Bowl champion set to face the stars. The team reports July 13 at Northwestern for three weeks of training under coach Johnny Sauer.
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Notre Dame
Michigan State
Green Bay Packers
Chicago
Johnny Sauer
Nick Eddy
Jim Lynch
Alan Page
George Goeddeke
Pete Duranko
Tom Regnér
Paul Seiler
MSU
Clint Jones
George Webster
Gene Washington
Charles
Bubba) Smith
Sauer
Bob Grise
Purdue
Big Ten
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Green Bay
Kansas City
Northwestern University
George Strickler
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
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