The IHTNYYC Club Recovers Its Yankee Hating Resolve
In a tongue in cheek meeting minutes summary the IHTNYYC recalls its 1962 founding to hate teams that win and cheer for underdogs. The piece notes the Yankees' decline and contemplates disbanding the club or waiting for a possible Yankees revival with current players and CBS backing.
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Venturi Aims for National Open After Buick Finish
Ken Venturi ready for the Buick Open and the National Open chase at Baltusrol. He expects to improve his game after a recent hand healing and a 69 at the California Club qualifying course. Exempt players include Nicklaus Boros Player Palmer and others among the Open and PGA money leaders.
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Arnold Palmer
Dave Marr
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
George Archer
Wes Elli
Doug Sanders
Mason Rudolph
John Miller
Don January
Ben Hogan
Rod Funseth
Rives McBee
Bob Murphy
Frank Beard
Gay Brewer
Bob Goalby
Bert Yancey
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Chi Chi Rodrigues
Gene Littler
Reds Hold Off Braves as St. Louis Nips Cubs 4-3
Cincinnati Reds win 4-3 over Atlanta to extend their lead as St. Louis edges Chicago 4-3. The Reds benefited from reliever Bob Lee and a two-run fourth inning surge led by Leo Cardenas two-run homer. The Cardinals top the Cubs 4-3 behind Dick Hughes on the mound and Lou Brock’s homer in a tight NL set.
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Joe Gibbon
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Mike McCormick
Ollie Brown
Roberto Clemente
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Roy Face
Don Drysdale
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Johnny Callison
Johnny Briggs
Hever Carroll Sembera
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Hill Wins Memphis Open After Nervous Rally
Dave Hill holds off Johnny Pott to win the Memphis Open at eight under par 272, earning 100000 and the largest check of his 10 year career. Pott finishes two behind at 274 with Harold Henning third at 275 and Randy Glover and Dan Sikes at 276.
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McDuffie Wins Valdosta Open Golf Tourney
JESUP, Ga AP Wayne County claimed the Georgia Class AA high school baseball title by sweeping Walker of Atlanta 7-1 and 6-0. Other classes saw Griffin vs Tucker for AAA, Americus vs Effingham for A, Seminole County vs Vidalia for B, and Mount De Sales, Putnam County, Yatesville and Stewart County in a double elimination for C.
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Woosnam Star As Chiefs Win
Atlanta Chiefs coach Phil Woosnam scored twice to spark a 4-4 draw with the Chicago Spurs as Atlanta remained in reach of the Eastern Division leaders Pittsburgh. Brian Bedford opened the scoring, Willie Roy tied for Chicago, and Ron Newman added a later goal before Chicago reclaimed the lead behind Glock, DeRoberts and Kassubski.
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Orioles win after Etchebarren's 19th inning homer
Andy Etchebarren failed to bunt but hit a two run homer in the 19th inning lifting the Baltimore Orioles to a 5 1 victory over Washington and a 14th win in 20 games. Two young fans rode the plane to California with the team as a prize. Dick McAuliffe belted a grand slam in the 18th to push Detroit past New York 11 7 in the nightcap after New York won the opener 2 0. Other results across the leagues included Cincinnati over Atlanta 5 4 and Pittsburgh over Los Angeles 4 1.
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al Downing
Joe Pepitone
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Zoilo Versalles
Rick Reichardt
Bob Rodgers
John Werhas
McDuffie Wins Valdosta Open Golf After Playoff
Fred McDuffie of Moultrie Ga captured his second Valdosta Open title in three years after a five hole playoff against R L Miller of Waycross. Both finished regulation tied at 142 with heavy rain delaying the finish. McDuffie earned 150 dollars for the victory and Miller placed second.
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Clemson Faces Auburn in NCAA District 3 Final Tonight
Clemson's Tigers meet Auburn in the District 3 final after a 5-0 win over West Virginia and a 6-4 victory over Florida State. A single win could force a second game for Clemson to reach Omaha, with Palmer expected to start and Auburn counting Blauser or Lowe as the pitching option.
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