St Louis blank SIU to take Midwest League series
St Louis beat Southern Illinois University 3 0 in Carbondale to win the Midwest Collegiate Summer Baseball League series 3 1. Wally Lembeck earned the win allowing two hits with four walks and two strikeouts as LIU pushed one run in the second and two in the third on passes, hits, and a sacrifice fly. SIU managed two baserunners early and loaded the bases in the seventh before a double play ended the threat.
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Jim Battenger
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Liu
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Young
Mario Solis
Dave Fliger
Wimbledon Meet Sets U S. Stars for Quarterfinals
American players step into Wimbledon quarter finals with Dennis Ralston to face Marty Riessen in a key clash. Riessen, No. 10 seed, beat Bungert and Pietrangeli to reach the last eight, while Allen Fox advances to meet Cliff Drysdale. Women seeds include Nancy Richey and Billie Jean Moffitt among others.
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Bob Watts
Associated Press
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England
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Marty Riessen
Ralston
Bakersfield
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Riessen
America
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Wilhelm Bungert
Germany
Australia
Bob Howe
Dennis
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Los Angeles
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Nicole Pietrangeli
Italy
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South Africa
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R » Emerson
Keith Diepraam
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Fred Stolle
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Britain
Joyce Williams
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Julie Heldman
New York
Mele and Guterridge Named All Star Coaches
Sam Mele manager of the Minnesota Twins and Don Gutteridge of the Chicago White Sox were chosen as coaches for the American League in the All Star game to be held in Minnesota on July 13. Mele had previous All Star coaching in 1963. Gutteridge coached for his boss in 1955 and at two games in 1960.
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Sam Mele
Minnesota Twins
Don Gutteridge
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Mele
Gutteridge
Boss
Zeigler Tops Du Quoin In 4-0 Showdown
In Carbondale action Zeigler defeated Du Quoin 4-0 as local baseball results showed Cards 6 Bruins 2 Celts 9 Cats 7 Royals 17 Eagles 7 Hawks 18 Browns 15 Mets 11 Dukes 10. Johnny Sellers captured the Jersey Derby Tyre Stakes and Belmont races within six days this spring.
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Cats
Royals
Eagles
Hawks
Browns
Mets
Dukes
Johnny Sellers
Anna Tourney Smith Wins Bunny Bread Open Golf Crown
Anna Tourney Smith fired a one under par 71 to win the Bunny Bread Open at Union County Club in Anna, finishing 3 strokes ahead of Dave Shannahan and Bill Craig. Smith totaled 146 for 18 holes, as Shannahan faltered on the final hole and Craig birdied to tie for second at 149. Other notable scores included Grant Kelly leading after 1st round with 69 before dropping to 81, and division leaders in Class A, B, C, and Seniors posting higher totals.
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Paul Smith
Belleville
Mt. Vernon
Union Couty County Club
Anna
Smith
Southern Illinois Golf Association
Dave Shannahan
Fomer Sparta
Johnston City
Shannahan
Bill Craig
Pinckneyville
Grant Kelly
Robert Wright
Max McDonald
Carterville
Jan Jansco
Kelly
Jim Jenkins
Gary Flowers
Olin Martin
Jim Qualls
Bill Stevens
Carol Mann Captures Lady Carling Open Title
Carol Mann of Towson Md wins the Lady Carling Tournament at Turf Valley Country Club carding 71 in the final round to finish 211 for a three stroke victory over Marlene Hagge of Pensacola Fla Mary Mills places third with 218 in the 54 hole event Mann earns 1500 prize and momentum toward this week’s Women s National Open Tourney.
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Towson
Turf Valley Country Club
Carol
Marlene Hagge
Pensacola
Fla
Miss Mann
Floyd Wins St Paul Open After Final Round Charge
Raymond Floyd, 22, captures the $20,000 St Paul Open title at Keller Golf Course. He finishes 270 four under par, four strokes ahead of Tommy Aaron and Gene Littler after a Sunday 69. Arnold Palmer and Doug Sanders hail Floyd's talent and poise as he becomes a top PGA Tour contender.
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Raymond Floyd
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Power Brigade
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St Paul
Tommy Aaron
Gene Littler
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Aaron
Dean Refram
Nicklaus
Bruce Devlin
Joe Campbell
Dick Sikes
Gardner Dickinson
Murphysboro Cashes In On Steeleville Errors For Fourth Win
Murphysboro posted its fourth straight 25th district American Legion baseball win by beating Steeleville 11 4. They managed seven hits aided by eight Steeleville errors and seven base on balls issued to pitcher Bruce Fiene. Jerry Snyder had two key hits driving in four runs including a bases loaded single and a two run triple. Ed Reeder pitched six innings to earn the win. Murphysboro improved to 7 4 in league play.
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American Legion
Steeleville
Bruce Fiene
Jerry Snyder
Ed Reeder
ABRA
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Snyder
Heiple
Shields
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Kortkamp
Turk
Pierson
E. Reeder
Weatherford
Hartman
Deppe
Fiene
Hanson
Kaesburg
Kober
Heisner
Rickenberg
Ohlau
American League Standings and Tonight's Nhl Games
Baseball standings listed for the American League with Houston at Chicago Milwaukee at New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at San Francisco all noted as night games. No scores provided.
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Milwaukee
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
San Fran
Minnesota
Cleveland
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Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Kan City
Philaphia
Chicago Houston
Puppet Act Drives Twins to Lead With Doubleheader Sweep
The Minnesota Twins, managed by Sam Mele, beat Detroit 6-4 and 6-5 in 10 innings to stay a half game ahead of the Indians and White Sox. Mincher homered to break a tie in game one, Nossek delivered the decisive single in the 10th, and Mele shuffled in fielding roles to optimize lefty and righty matchups.
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Fran
Ollie
Mincher
Mele
Nossek
Sam Mele
Twins
Minnesota
Don Mincher
J Nossek
Detroit
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
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Nossee
Zoilo Versalles
Harmon Killebrew
Bernie Allen
Mir"er
Killebrew
Rollins
Indians
Kansas City
White Sox
Baltimore
New York
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Boston
Washington
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
John Miller
Skowron
Steve Barber
Clark Wins French Grand Prix With Relaxed Style
Scot Jim Clark drove a Lotus to win the 51st Grand Prix of France in Clermont-Ferrand. He set seven lap records on the 40-lap race on the Auvergne circuit and finished with an average speed of 90.5 mph. Clark said he felt at home and did not realize he was breaking records until told by reporters.
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Clermont-Ferrand
France
Jim Clark
Clark
Auvergne
Ace
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