Chip Rockwell Sets National Prep Triple Jump Mark
Chip Rockwell, brother of Barbara Rockwell, holds the New York State and national prep triple jump records. He graduated from Wheatley High School Long Island and earned a four year Penn State scholarship to continue triple jumping as a Nittany Lion. He qualified for Olympic tryouts in New York this weekend and hopes to reach the finals July 3 4.
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Wimbledon Officials Consider Barring McKinley From Defense
Wimbledon officials weighed removing Chuck McKinley as he prepared to defend his title amid questions over a Next Week Sunday Times advertisement. The Times planned to publish a discussion among McKinley Jack Kramer and Gardner Mulloy on boosting the game and taming big serves as Wimbledon opened.
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Morales Retires After 43 Years Coaching Puerto Rican Title
San Juan Puerto Rico lightweights Morales and Berrios met as Morales won the Puerto Rican lightweight title by outpointing Berrios. Morales, who had set a record for most title games at one school, retires after a 43 year coaching career.
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Puerto Rico
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Bunning Tops Mets For First NL Perfect Game Since 1880
Philadelphia pitcher Jim Bunning threw a perfect game against the New York Mets at Shea Stadium on Father's Day. Barbara Bunning, his 12-year-old daughter, kissed him on the field after his 6-0 win as fans celebrated the first NL perfect game since 1880 and the first in the modern era to achieve perfection in both major leagues.
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Harvey Haddix
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Venturi’s Open win and Nicklaus Open slump
AP Sports writer recalls Ken Venturi winning the U S Open in scorching heat while shedding Venturi’s vultures I ask if Jack Nicklaus can shake a late slump He is No 1 on money lists and a favorite in majors but finished bogey bogey in the Open and trails at 295 ahead of the British Open July 9 12 at St Andrews
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Greyhound racing results and futures from two meets
A long list of greyhound races and betting outcomes from Monday and Saturday nights. Includes dog names across ten races per meet, winning payouts, exacta and quinela bets, times around 32 seconds, and a Big Four tally. Notable dogs include Verdugo golds, El Camino Bug, Canadian Princess, Mandarin Date, and Mak racing cards at El Centro track.
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el Camino Bug
Mister Fury
Cactus Gold
L.b.'s Grateful
Plain Lonesome
Fanta
Ojus
F.c.’S Chief
Vanocur
Cactus Rob
Teddy Rock
Thorny Flower
Peanut Whistle
Lofty Larry
Tampa Hot Rod
Nancy Ke
Mandarin Connie
Cactus Spade
Moskin’s Honey
Rocker Tim
Maidena
Yu Rock
R.F. Silver Dollar
F.C
Van
Trotman
Ponda Nell
Thumpy
Vickie F
Goodfinoff
Happy Tears
Gloriana Za
Saliva
Delchamp
E.J. van
Tar Baby
Algar
Eitty
Faultless Rock
Burt
Paul
Boy Friday
Penny
Bullet
Holiday Ring
Jerry McCoy
Cl Ranno
New Plus
Sally Ke
D. Sibley
Chic
Cadet
Mustard Mac Duff
Alcova
Skelly
Pat
New Scholar
June Rock
Rugged Guy
Black Boy
John Piper
Cotton Kenny
Terrain
Carrizo
Opal Mac
Billie Patrol
Heavy Rock
Traveler Joe
Mac Harmony
J. C
Ricky’s Riddle
Leonest Autarky
Big Lucy
Established
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Mit River
Lucky Leaf
Baseball scores from yesterday and today across multiple leagues
Yesterday's MLB results include New York 2 Chicago 0 in 17 innings, Philadelphia 6-8 New York 0-8, and Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati 2 with San Francisco 7 St. Louis 3. Today's schedule lists New York at Chicago, Cleveland at Minnesota, Washington at Los Angeles and several NL standings notes. Minor and international leagues report several matchups and rain gaps across the Pacific Coast and other circuits.
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Amateur wins Coosa Tourney in sudden death final
Amateur Dr. Lucius Smith of Rome won the 18th Coosa Country Club Golf Tournament title by defeating Rome pro Olaf Bergwall on the second extra hole. Smith totaled 210 after rounds of 61 74 etc. Bergwall finished with 210. Dick Cline of LaGrange was third with 213 and Emory Lee Cedartown was fourth with 218.
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Coosa
Junior Pony League All-Star Game Set for Saturday
The Thomasville Al Star team will be chosen after Wednesday's Coats and Clark versus Exchange game. Nine managers submit four names each to the AM Star manager for selection. The game starts 5 30 p m at Fletcher Street Field amid league races led by Lewis Enterprises and the Elks at 4 1.
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Jarrett Captures Bama 100-Miler Victory
Ned Jarrett of Camden S.C. led from the opening lap in the 100 mile late model stock car race at Birmingham International Raceway to win the top $1,000 purse. Richard Petty finished second in a 1964 Plymouth as Jarrett boosted his 1964 winnings to about $40,000.
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