Lema Leads Buick Open With Nine Birdies In Wind
Tony Ilema fired nine birdies including six in a row to lead the Buick Open at Grand Blanc Mich after a 66 amid gusty winds. Davis Mason Rudolph and Don Finsterwald stood second and tied for third with 138 and 140 respectively as winds forced tougher scoring and a 151 cut for 98 pros and one amateur Gene Hunt.
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New York
Mason Rudolph
Don Finsterwald
Gene Hunt
Flint
Gene Littler
Joe Campbell
Mike Souchak
Griffith Retains World Welterweight Title In Prolonged Fight
Emile Griffith defeats Luis Rodriguez to retain the world welterweight championship in Las Vegas. The story notes Griffith’s earlier season form and highlights pitchers’ complete games and key performances from the Indians and Yankees, including Whitey Ford and Camilo Pascual.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Emile Griffith
New York
Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Griffith
Rodriguez
Virgin Islands
Luis
Angelo Dundee
Cardinals stumble as NL race tightens behind Phillies
The Cardinals drop eight of 11 to fall into a tie for sixth, four games back in the NL ahead of Philadelphia. The Mets beat Philadelphia 11-3 while the Giants lose to Milwaukee 4-8, leaving Phils modestly ahead. Other NL results include Nuxhall shutting out Houston 3-0, Cubs top Pittsburgh 7-1, and Dodgers edging Ernie Broglio 8-4 aided by Tommy Davis and Willie Davis. Joe Christopher drives Mets with three RBIs and a homer, Tracy Stallard picks up the win, and Frank Robinson and Joe Torre homer as Milwaukee rallies late.
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Wally Moon
Tommy Davis
Julian Javier
Joe Christopher
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Tracy Stallard
Richie Allen
Dennis Bennett
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Harvey Kuenn
Giants
Milwaukee
Caincer
Hank Aaron
Lee Maye
Joe Torre
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Jack Smith
Willie Mays
32 Horses Die In Kentucky Barn Fire At Bradshaw Farm
A fire swept a training barn at Garland Bradshaw’s Danville equine facility killing 32 horses including former show horse Captain Denmark. One horse was struck by a car fleeing the blaze as the barn burned with no immediate animal-value estimate.
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Kentucky
Garland Bradshaw
Captain Denmark
Putt-More Champ To Miss Tourney
Registration opened for the second annual Putt-More Golf Tournament but Billy Mc Corvey will miss the event due to his wedding tomorrow. He and his bride plan a Florida honeymoon during the two day tournament. McCorvey holds the course record of 30-18 under par while notable figures like Bob Pickett and Bobby Klaus are also mentioned in relation to sports news.
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Billy McCorvey
Florida
McCorvey
McDowell Ends Experiment With Indians Victory Over A's
Sam McDowell, a left handed pitcher for the Cleveland Indians, improved to three wins without a loss after returning to the majors two weeks ago. He shut out Kansas City 3-0 as Mel McGaha, in his managerial debut with the A's, saw his club limited to four hits.
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McGaha
Indians
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Cleveland
Athletics
Bob Feller
Herb Score
Koufax Duplicate Shutout Beats Cardinals Again
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax blanked St Louis 3 0 to extend a streak as Don Drysdale did the night before. Koufax allowed four hits for his eighth win and third shutout while two Cardinals were ejected in dramatic late argument. Manager Johnny Keane and Bob Gibson were sent off for disputing a force play in the eighth.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
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Drysdale
Johnny Keane
Bob Gibson
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Across Cities
Yesterday's results include New York 6 Chicago 3 Boston 7 Baltimore 3 Minnesota 5 Washington 3 Cleveland 3 Kansas City 0. Los Angeles at Detroit postponed by rain. Today's games feature Los Angeles at Detroit Kansas City at Cleveland Minnesota at Washington Chicago at New York Baltimore at Boston. Knoxville 9 Birmingham 38 Lynchburg 5 Chattanooga 1 Columbus 7 Charlotte 6 Asheville at Macon postponed by rain Knoxville at Birmingham Asheville at Macon 2 Lynchburg at Chattanooga Columbus at Charlotte.
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Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
The lists name top players in the American and National Leagues. Fre Rosii of Los Angeles and Oliva of Minnesota lead batting averages with .358 and .357. Mays and Williams pace hits and runs batted in across leagues, with multiple players tied in several categories.
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Minnesota
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Wagner
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Boston
Williams
Chicago
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Pittsburgh
Santo
Callison
Philadelphia
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San Francisco
Wills
Harper
Cincinnati
Griffith Keeps Title In Split Defense Against Rodriguez
Fourth time Griffith wins split decision as Rodriguez battles to retain title in a 15 round rematch at the Convention Center. Judges Krause 60 67 Griffith Romero 70 68 Griffith Zenoff 71 70 Rodriguez with no knockdowns and a minor eye cut on Rodriguez.
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John Romero
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