Wright Leads Eastern Open Round With 70
Mickey Wright matched her course record with a four under par 70 in the first round of the Lady Carling Eastern Open at Sutton Massachusetts. The Dallas proette had one bogey, finished one stroke behind Carroll Mann who shot 71 after eagling the 11th hole.
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Three Records Fall At NCAA Track Meet In Eugene
NCAA meet records set in a thrilling Eugene track day as Harry Jerome of Oregon and Trenton Jackson of Illinois tie for the 5 000 meters in 14 12 3. Danny Murphy won the 10 000 meters earlier, while Bowdoin’s Alex Schul ten claimed the hammer title with 191 4. Oregon leads San Jose State, New Mexico and others as wind aided sprints and field events cap the meet.
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Eugene
Greg Bell
Harry Jerome
Oregon
Trenton Jackson
Illinois
al Lawrence
Houston
Danny Murphy
San Jose State
San Jose
Hopkins
Hayes
Roberts
Alex Schulten
Bowdoin College
Maine
Gary Gubner
New York University
Grizzlies Tie for Fourth in NCAA Track Standings
Montana State University sits tied for fourth with 9 points after finals in three events at the NCAA Track and Field Championships in Eugene Oregon. Doug Brown finished sixth in the 5 000 meters with a 14 16.2 time earning MSU a point while James Murphy of Air Force and Bill Straub of Army shared the event win in 14 12.3.
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Grizzlies
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James Murphy
Air Force
Bill Straub
Army
Army Football Schedule Notation Appears Incomplete
A fragment from a college football page shows Army’s schedule listing six of ten games with missing details. The incomplete line hints at opponents and dates but omits full roster and results.
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Army
Miners Hope For Victory In Big Sky Debut At Duggan Field
Butte's Montana entry the Miners, coached by Jim Sulli van, sit at 42 wins and seek a fifth triumph tonight against Great Falls at Duggan Memorial Field. Poor bleacher turnout contrasts with solid home play in earlier tilts as fans rally for club support.
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Sly) Sullivan
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Butte Central Letter
Jacobs Fires 64 to Lead National Open as Palmer Fades
Tommy Jacobs shot a six under par 64 in the National Open, matching the event record and taking a two stroke edge over Arnold Palmer at the halfway mark. Jacobs, from Bermuda Dunes, posted 12 pars and six birdies with no bogeys for a 36 hole total of 136 as Palmer carded 69 after an opening 68. Palmer, aiming for a grand slam, remained within striking distance despite the setback.
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Tommy Jacobs
Arnold Palmer
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Bermuda Dunes
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Jacobs
Persol Decisions Bobo Olson In San Francisco Tilt
Johnny Persol used speed and power to defeat former light heavyweight champion Carl Olson on a televised 10 round bout in San Francisco. Promoter Art Benjamin watched ringside as Persol improved his record and challenged for a title shot.
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New York
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Johnny Persol
Friday
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Olson
San Francisco
Art Benjamin
Golden Gate City
Houston Surges Past Braves Behind Gaines Homer
Houston rallies from behind to beat Milwaukee 9 7 as Joe Gaines hits his first homer of the season sparking a six run seventh inning scrap. Jack Smith suffered the loss giving up four runs in two thirds of an inning after relieving Dan Schneider.
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Joe Gaines
Houston
Milwaukee Braves
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Gaines
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Jack Smith
Schneider
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Oliver
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Phillies sweep Mets in doubleheader extend skid to eight
Philadelphia builds NL lead by sweeping a two game set from New York. Roy Sievers drives in three runs with a homer and a double, while Tony Taylor adds a fourth inning homer. Ray Culp wins the nightcap for Philadelphia as the Mets drop to eight straight losses.
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Roy Sievers
Phillies
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Tony Taylor
Galen Cisco
Ray Culp
Ed Kranepool
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Mahaffey
Taylor
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California Crew Sweeps Varsity and Second Varsity in ERAs
California Golden Bears won the second varsity heat by three lengths over MIT at Onondaga Lake, time 6 05.4, while Navy upset Cornell in the first heat. Washington led the final varsity heat to win by a quarter length at 6 07.4, with Brown third and Wisconsin last. Finalists for Saturday include California Navy Cornell Washington MIT and Princeton.
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Huskies
Princeton
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Wisconsin
Navy
Orchard Beach Lagoon
New York
Petrocelli Moves to Seattle Shortstop Role
Rico Petrocelli, formerly Reading PA shortstop, plays short for Seattle in the Pacific Coast League as he transitions to a new team and city for the season.
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Rico Petrocelli
Reading
Seattle
Reds hammer Dodgers 11-1 in Friday win
Cincinnati Reds exploded for 11 runs behind four RBIs from John Edwards on three hits while Vada Pinson and Leo Cardenas added homers to defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 11-1 Friday night.
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Leo Cardenas
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Javier Drives In Five As Cards Beat Giants 7-6
Julian Javier knocked in five runs including the decisive seventh inning hit as St. Louis edged San Francisco 7-6. Bob Gibson pitched eight for the win with Ron Herbel taking the loss after a seventh inning KO. Jim Davenport homered to put the Giants ahead in the second.
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San Francisco Giants
Bob Gibson
Giants
Ron Herbel
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Jim Davenport
San Francisco
Gibson
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Russian Net Star Records Victory
London AP reports 25 year old Tomas Lejus advances to face Australia’s Roy Emerson in a Wimbledon semifinal. Emerson favored to win as the other semi features a 62 63 score, with Lejus needing about 35 minutes to reach the final.
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Tomas Lejus
Australia
Roy Emerson
Campanella Brothers Push Chesite Athletics History
Chesire Connecticut AP report notes two Campanella brothers, drawn into local athletic history, excelling in multiple events and drawing attention for their performances and potential future in sports.
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Cheshire
Split-Loop Baseball Schedule Adopted In Big Sky
Big Sky Conference ends split-league structure and posts 1964 season playoffs under a new arrangement. Each of six schools plays four opponents in a 12-game schedule with standings decided by percentage. Championships events set include cross country at Weber State November 11 and track golf and tennis at Idaho State May 13-14. Gene Bourdet named athletic directors chair replacing J Neilaeer.
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Weber State College
Ogden
Utah
Idaho State University
Pocatello
Gene Bourdet
Montana State College
J. Neila Eer
University of the League
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