Boros captures Buick Open title by three strokes
Julius Boros won the Buick Open at Warwick Hill with a 283 total three under par, earning $20,000 and moving into the half million-dollar career earnings club. Burt Yancey Bob Goalby and R H Sikes finished tied for second at 286, while Boros eyed next week’s National Open at Baltusrol.
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Cubs’ Adolfo Phillips hits four homers in doubleheader
Cubs slugger Adolfo Phillips becomes the new fan favorite by blasting four homers and driving in eight as Chicago sweeps to 5-3 and 18-10 wins over the Mets. Phillips lifts season total to 11 homers and a .314 average while remaining the eighth hitter.
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Lemaster eyes All Stars after 10 inning win over Giants
Atlanta pitcher Denny Lemaster seeks his first All-Star invite after a 4-3 extra inning win over San Francisco. He allowed eight hits and two homers to Jack Hiatt and Willie Mays but benefited from an unearned run in the 10th as Hank Aaron scored the deciding run.
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Ford Wins Le Mans In Record 24 Hour Drive
A. J. Foyt and Dan Gurney piloted a 7 liter Mark IV Ford prototype to victory at Le Mans, beating Ferrari who finished second and third. The Ford led from start to finish and covered 3,249 miles at an average of 135.4 mph, the fastest 24 hour distance yet. Andretti was hospitalized for abrasions but in stable condition.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Today’s Games
MLB results show Houston 7 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 5 18 innings New York 3 Philadelphia 14 Pittsburgh 1 Atlanta 4 San Francisco 3 10 innings St Louis 8 Los Angeles 7 Today’s matchups include Atlanta at Philadelphia N St Louis at Pittsburgh N San Francisco at Houston N Chicago at Boston N Baltimore at Kansas City N Detroit at Minnesota N Cleveland at California N -2
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Soviets Win World Basketball Championship Title
The Soviet Union defeated Yugoslavia 71-59 to capture the World Championship as Brazil eliminated the United States 80-71. The Soviets, Yugoslavia and the United States all finished the tournament 4-1 entering the final night. The Russians opened strong and led 33-26 at halftime.
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Holmes Cathrall Serves Dual Roles at Penn State
Holmes Cathrall, Penn State's freshman basketball coach, also serves as the Nittany Lions' tennis coach, illustrating a rare dual coaching assignment at the university.
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East's All America lineup stars for 1967 game
The East roster announced for the July 8, 1967 Coaches All-America football game is led by Heisman winner Steve Spurrier of Florida and Bob Griese of Purdue. They are joined by top backs Floyd Little of Syracuse and Nick Eddy of Notre Dame as potential co quarterbacks and primary playmakers.
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