Barrett to lead Marshall athletics with WVU ties in mind
Eddie Barrett outlined plans to maintain West Virginia contacts as he assumes Marshall University athletic director duties. The press conference highlighted Barrett's Mountaineer background and his intent to schedule games with WVU and other major institutions. He set July 1 as his start date and prepared for relocation to Huntington with his family.
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Amateur Fleckman Leads Open by One
Marty Fleckman the 23 year old amateur from Port Arthur Texas shot a 69 in the third round to take a one stroke lead at the U S Open. He held a 54 hole total of 209 one under par with a late burst of birdies. Defending champion Billy Casper and rivals Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer were tied for second at 210 after Casper faltered with bogeys and the final round effort by Nicklaus and Palmer.
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Port Arthur
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Texas
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Gary Player
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Stars struggle as tough Baltusrol winds test leaders
Palmer and Nicklaus faltered with 73 and 72 as Dickinson, Barber, January and Beman kept within reach. Casper led early with a 3 under, but Fleckman rallied with birdies 16 and 17 to seize the top spot amid a windy Baltusrol round.
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January
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Leader Up Four In Gal Golf At Milwaukee Open
Susie Maxwell led the Milwaukee Jaycee Open after a one over par 73 as cold winds cooled the wet course. Her 141 total after 36 holes puts her four strokes ahead with one round remaining at North Shore Country Club. Peggy Wilson and Judy Kimball tied for second at 145 after Wilson shot 72.
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North Shore Country Club
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Judy Torluemke
Barbara Romack
Gloria Ehret
Mickey Wright
Joanne Prentice
Pam Barnett
Athea Gibson Dorbin
Mary Mills Petty Berg
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Gail Davis
Clifford Ann Creed
Sharon Miller
Beth Stone
ABA Club Gets Ware of Royals
Former NBA forward Jim Ware signs with the San Diego Rockets in the expansion draft. Ware, 6 foot 7, played for the Cincinnati Royals last season and previously center in college. Coach Jack McMahon, who brought him to the Royals, now leads the Rockets.
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Oklahoma City University
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San Diego Rockets
National Basketball Association
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Wheelchair Athletes Show Spirited Skills at National Games
New York coverage of the 11th National Wheelchair Games where nearly 300 competitors engage in weight lifting, table tennis, archery, javelin, swimming and bowling across three Queens sites. Roy Campanella opened ceremonies as athletes showcase grit and joy, highlighting the slogan Ability not Disability Counts.
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Jim Clark Sweeps Grand Prix of Holland Three Times
Jim Clark of Scotland remains the lone driver to win the Grand Prix of Holland three times, taking victories in 1962 1963 and 1964 in a historic sweep.
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UPI
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Indians Tame Twins With Four-Run Seventh In Cleveland
Cleveland advances with a 7-3 win as Leon Wagner belts a three-run homer in the seventh. Lee Maye drives in Pedro Gonzalez to break a 3-3 tie and John O Donoghue earns his third win. Harmon Killebrew homers for Minnesota with his 18th of the season.
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Rich Rollins
Max Alvis
Joe Azcue
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Gonzalez
Larry Brown
Alvis
Azcue
Maye
Bob Allison
Rollins
Zoilo Versales
National League and American League pitching leaders listed
The column lists top pitchers by wins in both leagues. National League leaders include Queen Reds 8-1 Lemaster Braves 7-1 Nolan Reds 5-1 Cuellar Astros 8-2 Veale Pirates 7-2. American League leaders show Horlen White Sox 8 Sparma Tigers 6-0 McGlothlin Angels 6-1 Tiant Indians 5 Lonborg Red Sox 8-2. No night games mentioned.
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Pirates
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Senators
Fleckman Rising At Baltusrol In Open Showdown
Marty Fleckman, 23, Port Arthur amateur, posted a 69 to take a one stroke lead after 54 holes at Baltusrol. Casper, defending champion, struggled to a 71 and finished one behind as Fleckman eyes a historic amateur Open victory.
Damascus Wins Race at Delaware Park in Leonard Richards Stakes
Damascus the Preakness and Belmont winner drew away in the stretch to win the 11-8 mile Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park by three and a half lengths. Ron Turcotte rode in place of suspended Willie Shoemaker as Damascus earned 26,689 dollars for a yearly total of 406,470 dollars.
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Cardinals Sign Young Infielder In Gulf Coast League Deal
ST LOUIS YPI Paul Kace ra 18 year old third baseman from Granite City Ill has signed with the St Louis Cardinals. He will report to Sarasota Florida for Gulf Coast League duties. Scout Joe Mathes praises his six foot one inch 188 pound frame and left handed power.
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Granite City
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Targa Florio Course Named World’s Longest Race Track
The Targa Florio in Italy is described as the longest course for intonational prototypes GT and sports cars at 44.7 miles, according to UPI.
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UPI
Senator Ed Brinkman Hospitalized After Pitch Hit
Washington shortstop Ed Brinkman was hospitalized for observation after being struck on the helmet by a Jim Lonborg pitch in the third inning of a Senator Red Sox game. He walked off the field and was to likely be released Sunday, a team spokesman said.
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UPI
Ed Brinkman
Boston Red Sox
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