Golf Open qualifiers trim field as Snead still leads
Jesse Snead Ken Still and Larry Hinson earned spots in the U S Open with 36 hole scores at Colonial Country Club plus 29 others sealed starting berths at the championship. Gardar Dickinson Jack Fleck Doug Sanders failed to advance while Arnold Palmer remained in question needing sectional play to gain exemption.
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Golf Open Qualifying Sees 385 Compete for 64 Places
PGA qualifying across six sites tallies 385 players vying for 64 spots in eight states. Notables like Lionel Hebert and Bob Duden led combined fields, with many veterans and rising stars attempting to reach the championship field of 150 along with 117 sectional survivors and 33 exemptions.
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Broadmoor Golf Club
Seattle
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Dallas
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Cincinnati
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Denver
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Los Angeles
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Jay Hebert
Lionel
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Marty Fleckman
Grier Jones
Steve Reid
National League Monday Results and Today’s Schedule
The National League results list New York defeating Los Angeles 2 to 1 and Atlanta beating St. Louis 6 to 3 with San Diego topping Philadelphia 6 to 4. Remaining games include San Francisco at Montreal and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with rain.
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Baseball scores in an American League day
The American League results show Chicago 6 Boston 4 and Minnesota 3 New York 2. Seattle 8 Cleveland 2 and California 8 Detroit 1. Washington 7 Kansas City 6. Oakland hosts Baltimore as Cuellar 64 faces Odom 7-3.
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Chicago - A
Cepeda Paces Braves Past Cards in St Louis Return
Orlando Cepeda returned to Busch Stadium and led the Braves to a 6-3 win over the Cardinals ending a four-game skid. Cepeda tripled and hit his 10th homer, while Hank Aaron added a late homer for Atlanta. Jerry Koosman held the Dodgers to five hits as the Mets edged Los Angeles 2-1. Nate Colbert powered the Padres past the Phillies 6-4 for San Diego’s fourth straight win.
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Associated
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Cardinals
Busch Stadium
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Dodgers
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Koosman
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NFL Club Owners Seek Final Realignment Solution
National Football League owners met again in New York to resolve the planned realignment into three divisions with four four and five teams amid merger talks with the American Football League. Commissioner Rozelle warned a 50 50 chance the plan would be ready by the spring meetings as a 1970 merger deadline looms. The group planned to break for the Pro Football Winter Dinner after a 10 a.m. session.
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Dawson Baptist, Boston Methodists Win Church League Games
Dawson Baptist defeated Assembly of God 17 10. Tommy Lowery Johnny Bannister Ronald Reeves Buddy Hall and Robin McEachin each tallied two hits. Reeves homered as did John Courtney. Al Lastinger Donnie Hood and Ken Hattwinger had three hits for the losers. Boston beat Church of God 12 7 with Bob Taylor leading with three singles and a double. George Herring Lamar Castleberry Josh Herring Charles Pittman and Larry Herring added two hits each. David Cannon had three singles for Church of God and Vor Lesh Carter and David Elis added two.
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JCKC Racing Results First to Twelfth Race Card
Racing results from JCKC display each race grade and top payouts. J.'s U Haul leads Race 1 with 71.20, 25.00, 3.00. other horses show varied win, place, and show payouts across nine additional races with quinela totals and final times noted.
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Msiista
American Legion Tryouts Slated for Thomas County Team
Tryouts for the Thomasy.i e American Legion team begin Wednesday at Warnedoe Station at 6 p.m. Boys aged 14 to 18 in Thomas County are invited. The team will play 21 games against Albany Valdosta Cairo and Tallahassee with Wiley Grady as manager.
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Baseball Stars by Associated Press
Carlos May of the White Sox hit the season's first grand slam to cap a six run eighth inning and beat Boston 6 4. Mets pitcher Jerry Koosman threw a five hitter as New York edged the Dodgers 2 1 for their fifth straight win.
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White Sox
Chicago
Boston
Leaders' Batting Standings and Key Leaders
Baseball leaders include Carew Minnesota .389 and Petrocelli Boston .333 for batting. Runs led by F Robinson Baltimore 41 and Blair Baltimore 40. Murcer New York 43 RBIs F Howard Washington 39 Powell Baltimore 37 A Conigliaro Boston 37. Hits by Ribonsin Baltimore 62 and F Howard Washington 61. Doubles Carew Minnesota 14 and F Robinson Baltimore 13. Home runs Petrocelli Boston 16 tied with F Howard Washington 16 and R Jackson Oakland 16. Stolen bases Harper Seattle 26 Campaneris Oakland 17.
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Sweetroll May lifts White Sox past Red Sox in eight run rally
Carlos May homered for the White Sox in an 8 run eighth inning outburst at Fenway Park to beat the Red Sox 6-4. Harmon Killebrew and Mike Hegan also homered for Seattle and Minnesota respectively as the day’s AL action rolled on.
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Cassius Clay Says He Will Never Return To Fighting
Cassius Clay, now focused on ham burgers, tells reporters he will not return to boxing. He spoke after a 30 minute federal court appearance before Judge Joe Ingraham who previously sentenced him to up to five years and a $10 000 fine for draft evasion. He will reappear to hear arguments on delaying a Supreme Court tied wire tapping ruling in his case. He avoided boxing questions and promoted a nationwide ham burger chain.
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Cassius Clay
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