Nicklaus Palmer Tie For Lead In Cleveland Open Round Three
Jack Nicklaus shot 65 to match Arnold Palmer at 202 12 under par for the Cleveland Open. Palmer carded 71 leaving a three stroke edge over several challengers as the two exchanged leads in a see-saw battle through 54 holes.
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Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Don Fairfield
Gary Player
R. H. Sikes Jr
Nicklaus
Nick
Janus
Nicklas
RH. Sikes Dr
George Bayer
Terry Dill
Don January
al Geiberger
Rex Baxter Jr
Fred Marti
Johnny Bulla
Ed Griffiths
Mason Rudolph
Miller Barber
Bruce Devlin
Dan Sikes Jr
Dawn Fraser Opposes New Swimsuits in Adelaide
Australian Olympic swimming great Dawn Fraser rejected topless bathing suits, calling them cold blooded and saying she would not swim in them. She claimed nude swimming helps speed and suggested starting with children before allowing teenagers to wear such suits.
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Dawn Fraser
Adelaide
Australia
Daren Fraser
Anna Kelly Leads Boony Bread Open on Home Course
Wayne Kelly of Anna shot four under par 68 to take the 18 hole lead at the Boony Bread Open Golf Tournament in Anna. Bill Blewett Carbondale stands second at 74 and Gary Flowers Pinckneyville 75. Other leaders include Jan Jansco Johnston City and Gene Carello West Frankfort, eight and nine strokes back.
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Wayne Kelly
Anna
Gene Carello
West Frankfort
Union County Country Club
Felly
Bill Blewett
Carbondale
Cards Beat Phillies On Errors 9-4
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 9-4 as four unearned runs came on three errors. Lou Brock delivered a two run single in the fourth to turn the tide after a bunt mishap, while Curt Simmons earned his eighth win by holding the Phillies to six hits. Danny Carter and Julian Javier contributed key hits as St. Louis overcame an early 4-0 deficit. Javier tied the NL record for second basemen putouts with 11.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Lou Brock
Richie Allen
Tony Taylor
Ken Boyer
Roy Sievers
Curt Simmons
Simmons
Phillies
Cardinals
Danny Carter
Sievers
Dennis Bennett
Bill White
Charlie James
Julian Javier
Javier
Powell homers three times as Orioles beat Senators 3 1
Boog Powell slugged three homers driving in all runs as the Orioles topped the Senators 3 1 in Washington. Milt Pappas earned his sixth win with seven solid innings, while Washington stranded five straight losses. Powell now has 20 homers this season and six in five games at D C Stadium.
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Washington
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Powell
D.C
Milt Pappas
Orioles
Senators
Mike Brumley
D Brinkman
Don Loci
Pappas
Steeleville Nips Herrin For 54 Victory In Tight Legion Game
Steeleville rallied in the sixth to beat Herrin 4 2 as Al Nanes delivered a bases loaded single driving in two runs. Herrin pitcher Glenn Reed held an early lead before issuing four straight walks and the Steeleville offense seized control. Nagel added the eventual game winning hit for Steeleville in Friday night action.
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al Nanes
Steeleville
Herrin
Legion
Glenn Reed
Reed
Nagel
Iries
Surprising Second Baseman Cronin Saves Herrin Lead
Herrin infielder Paul Cronin, playing second base, snared a hard grounder that eluded the first baseman and retired the batter as Steeleville threatened with runners on second and third. The play helped preserve Herrin’s 4-2 edge in the fifth inning of Friday’s game.
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Baltimone
Jahnson
Davering
Rowell
Reed
Siebern
Reed Kielind
Adair
Paul Cronin
Mike Lyle
Steeleville
Kenedy
Herrin
Steerer
Athe Et Merri
Iinet
Don Stampini
Iiimunaa
Artie
Gn Phillips
Frank Cap
Iitimnee
Uta
Jelletti
Beso Lyle
Pgs
Jimmy
Sievern
Brumley
Bn—Powell Viola
Siputk
Deppe
Henson
Cincinnati
Dune
Hodge
Walt Alston
Nagel
Los Angeles Dodgers
Keene
Jalliel
Guanie
Manabergi
Vnals
Cronin
Alston
All- Cappelletti
Kuebner
Johnny Edwards
Finney
Bill Stampini
White
St. Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Pitts
Willie Stargell
Iburgh
Curt Flonds
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Callis
Cranin
Major League Standings Update and Yesterday’s Results
National League standings show Philadelphia, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Chicago, St. Louis, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, and New York atop the table with mixed win totals. Yesterday’s results featured St Louis over Philadelphia, San Francisco over Houston, and Milwaukee over New York among others, with several doubleheaders and upcoming games listed for Monday.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Nuston
Mihwnukes
Newark
Houston
Milwaukee
New York & Pitestuaga
Cincin Tohaws Canes
Short
Culp
Vane Angeles
Drysdale
San Proveiaca
Terbel
Cincinnati
Toston
New York
Sam Francisco
Nike
Baltinore
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Talbot
Suman
Aguirre
Lalich
Sheldon
Hamilton
Bunker
Washe
Angeles Oatman
Cleveland Cramas
Donovan Wadi
Moubouquette
Lamabe
Ranier
Murphysboro Legion Tops Zeigler 5-3 in district game
Murphysboro's American Legion team fell behind 2 0 but rallied with help from the lower batting order to beat Zeigler 5 3 at Riverside Park. Turk earned the win in five relief innings, Kelly and Snyder provided key hits, and a unique double play closed the game after Zeigler loaded the bases with one out. Murphysboro improves to 12-9 overall and 2-2 in Western Division while Zeigler remains atop the Eastern Division with a 3-1 record.
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Murphysboro
American Legion
Zeigler
Riverside Park
Fred Sorensen
Bill
Lawrance White
Tom Shields
Starko
Ed Reider
Dan Turk
Heeder
Turk
Paul Stout
Jerry Snyder
White
Shields
Jack Brown
Dial
Brown
Larry Underwood
Robert Heiple
Anna
Esslern
East Bears West 18-15 All-America game thriller
George Mira of Miami led the East with a dynamic second half passing display to rally past the West 18-15 in Buffalo. Mira was the unanimous MVP after hitting nine of ten in the third period, including five straight, capping with an 11 yard touchdown pass to Paul Warfield. Rich Leeson and Sil Yarfs contributed on the scoring drive. Ken Venturi fired a late surge in golf, finishing four strokes ahead of Tommy Jacobs despite a late U.S. Open chase.
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Buffalo
N.C
George Mira
Miami
Fla
Nira
Paul Warfield
Ohio State
Matt Snell
Don Truil
Baylor
Mira
Sil Yarfs
Rich Leeson
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Anna Player
Kelly
al Connell
Mounds
Jay Muckly
Cape Girardeau
Dor Maga
Bryon Koehn
Gary Bohton
Belleville
Tom Reed
Dongola
Jack Hartman
Doble Burns
Stewart McDermott
Dan Curran
Hardy Crews
Bo Wright
Olen Martin
C. Seat
Sikeston
Herb Ewing
AmFred Rickett
Marble Hill
Jake Gore
Decatur
Bill Stevens
van Jansco
Johnston City
Ron Ortyl
George Sandell
Jack Lewis
Jerry Oliver
Ronnie Smith
Thebes
Arley Brown
Gene Tapley
Lyle Fisher
Bullalo
Bob Solear
Ode Burwell
Philadelpata Taylor
Raina
Callison
Allen
Tranter
Wan
Dranest
Skinner
McCarver
APO
Sloe White
Granl
Rojas
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Nips
Hansen
Fred Hansen
Rice
New Brunswick
Southern Illinois
Merle Jones
Jack Sunderiik
Millikin University
Marion
Mim Shotton
Ray Fosse
Fosse
Shotton
Transportation
CIPS
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Crab Orchard
Dwight
Marshall Skeleher
New Country Club
Marshall
Ready
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Redbirds
Bob Taylor
Metrospoli
Mets
Duke Snider
Murphysboro Legion
Zeigler Mondino
Weaver
Patton
Ib O
Thial
Alfordy
Leas
Minton
Stafko
P Silkwood
Heiple
Snyder
Th Brown
Cf White
Antig
Poder
Sorensen
P Turk
East Bears West
Ken Venturi
Tommy Jacobs
Venturi
Jacobs
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