Mill Fires 6-Under 66 To Take PGA Lead
Jim Grimsley reports from Denver as Davey Hill shoots a course record six under par 66 at Columbine to seize a one stroke lead in the opening round of the 49th PGA Championship. Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, and Phil Rodgers chase, while other stars struggle on the windy Colorado course.
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Will Grimsley
Evergeen
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Berger
Columbine
Bill Casper
Blum Denies Cohorts Ties In Trial At Hollywood Park
Inglewood California AP Blum, jockey Walter Blum, drew a 35 day suspension from Hollywood Park Board of Stewards on accusations of associating with persons undesirable at race tracks. Blum, once national riding champion, defended his record saying he had not knowingly linked with such individuals and stressed his long career.
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Walter Blum
Emwood Park
Jockey Blum suspended amid association with undesirables
The stewards suspended jockey Blum after ruling his riding record in J competition clean but citing his social ties with individuals labeled undesirable. Blum said he dined with four men later deemed undesirables, not knowing their status, and defended his conscience and racing fans' view of his history.
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Jim Clark
Peter Harrey
John Barringer
Karl Gam
Maryland
Leader Says He Has Edge in PGA Championship Round
Denver golfer Dave Hill said he has an edge after firing a six under par 66 in the first round of the PGA Championship in Denver. He called it his best ever in a major and noted his confidence despite a long career with limited big-event success.
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Dave Hill
Hill
Hill Leads PGA Round as 30-Year-Old Jackson Pro Excels
Hill, a Jackson, Michigan native and Hi-Wan Country Club pro, fired an eagle on the 14th and birdied 18 to surge in the Denver PGA. Nicklaus and Sikes posted hot stretches while Boros and Bies closed with steady birdies as field battles tighten before cuts. Hill credited sharp irons and a hot putter after a 68-? round, aiming to sustain pace toward a first major win.
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Donald
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Deuce
Patterson Rematch Set for Oct. 28 in Los Angeles
Jerry Quarry and Floyd Patterson are scheduled for a 12 round rematch in Los Angeles on Oct. 28 as an elimination bout to crown a heavyweight contender. The bout previously ended in a controversial 10 round draw after Quarry knocked Patterson down twice in the second and Patterson down in the seventh. The event, promoted by Aileen Eaton at the Olympic Auditorium, will be nationally televised with a 150 mile local blackout, and each fighter earns a 50 000 guarantee plus 30 percent of the gate. The winner may meet the Houston or Germany semifinal survivors later. other eliminations feature Terrell vs Spencer and Martin vs Ellis, while Mildenberger vs Bonavena is set for Offenbach near Frankfurt.
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Olympic Auditorium
Bellflower
Calif
Quarry
Patterson
Eaton
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Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Thad Spencer
San Francisco
Leotis Martin
Philadelphia
Jimmy Ellis
Louisville
Karl Mildenberger
Germany
Argentina
Oscar Bonavena
Offenbach Stadium
Frankfurt
California
Lebanon Sets Mid Season Race Event at Valley Speedway
Lebanon Valley Speedway hosts the Mid Season Championship with 90 plus cars and a 53 750 purse. Sportsman 35 laps top 30 starters, 18 double points, Jerry Townley leads with 212 points, Carleton Hughes, Ed Delmeling and Dexter Dorr close behind. Crescent’s Pete Corey eyeing climb. special class leader Jes Alberti holds 257 points with Chuck Ely far behind. Warmups at 8 p.m. rain date Sunday night.
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Jerry Townley
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Lebanon Oval
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Troy
Ed Delmeling
Sheffield
Mass
Dexter Dorr
Manchester
Crescent
Pete Corey
Corey
Jes Alberti
Rensselaer
Chuck Ely
Pownal
Daigneault’s grand slam lifts Cohoes past Watervliet Arsenal
Roger Daigneault delivered a sixth inning grand slam to power Cohoes Men's & Boys' Shop to a 7-6 victory over Watervliet Arsenal in a Cohoes Softball League game. The rally featured Daigneault with a slam and three singles, plus contributing hits from Bob Allaird and Paul Thouin.
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Cohoes Men's & Boys’ Shop
Watervliet Arsenal
Cohoes Men’s & Boys
Frank Prince
Don Moffre
Bill Heffner
Men’s & Boys’ Shop
Bob Allaird Homer
Paul Thouin
Arsenal
Fd Ryan
Pomp Wins Yonkers Futurity Trot in Major Upset
Pomp a 15 1 shot driven by Harry Pownall Sr won the 150000 Yonkers Futurity Trot at Yonkers Raceway edging Dazzling Speed by three lengths. Keystone Pride with Flamboyant and Flying Cloud chased in a tight 3 quarters race, yielding a near photo finish for third and fourth.
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Yonkers Raceway
E. Roland Harriman
Goshen
Flying Cloud
Stanley Dancer
Keystone Pride
de Insko
Billy Haughton
Flamboyant
Four Boys Win 2 Events in Troy Track Meet
Four boys shared double wins at the Troy Recreation Department track and field meet held at Knickerbocker Field. Tim Kilgallon, Joel Epstein, Eric Rokjer, and Bob Davis won multiple events across Senior and Junior divisions, with several records noted in distances and times.
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Paul Kilgallon
Eric Rokjer
Bob Davis
Troy Recreation Department
Knickerbocker Field
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Joel Eptein
Duntor
Rnob Davis
al Spain
Gary Merrill
Gary Behultz
Nancy Polnak
Laurie Pettigrew
Marsha Plante
Pee
Legion Tilts Mohawk Post 1430 in Baseball Tilt
In a Friday schedule update Mohawk Post 1430 faced Legion Post 1430 with Clapper Rus som Ferry and Friello listed among Mohawk players. Mohawk Dennis Kaden and two Knights Mike Hargraves contributed. Kiwanis 130 faced Mohawk 1450 at Saratoga with Canfield Mur Ville and Lyndon Moore series noted. Elks played Doukas, Watervliet Merchants 100 100 1 37 4 Elks 102 0000-3 23.
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Knights
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Latham
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Bill Mur Ville
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Dennis Meade
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Elks
Doukas
Watervliet Merchants
Tyler Smith
Mike Quigley
Brian Burgess
Jack Burgess
Tom Holmes
Dave Yanni
Parker Brothers
HVCC Opens Gym For Area Cagers
Hudson Valley Community College will open its gym to Troy area collegians for weekly basketball sessions.HVCC coach Bob Kirchberger said the gym would be available each Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m., starting this Tuesday night.
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Troy Area
HVCC
Bob Kirchberger
Hanley Tosses Two-Hit Victory for Tommy's Tavern
Pete Hanley pitched a two hitter as Tommy's Tavern of Watervliet defeated Troy Public Safety 9 to 4 in a Soit ball game at Watervliet High. Joe Mazurek hit a grand slam and Jack Hamilton added a double and a single. Adam Nowakowski took the loss.
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Tommy's Tavern
Watervliet
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Watervliet High
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Jack Hamilton
Adam Nowakowski
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