Rule Jr. Wins St. Paul Open Despite Hospital Battle
Jack Rule Jr. left a hospital bed to win the St. Paul Open with a 266 total and a one over par final round of 73. He finished five strokes ahead of Fred Hawkins and Dave Hill, while leading money winners with 5300 dollars.
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St. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
Jack Rule Jr
Waterloo
Iowa
Rule
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Keller Municipal
Big Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Dave Hill
Jackson
Mich
Hill
George Bayer
Keller
Top Seed Wins Cape Net Tennis Title
Top seed Norm Perry of Los Angeles defeated Fred Drilling of Detroit 63 62 to win the first Cape Net Tournament in Virginia Beach. The exciting final featured 11 service breaks and showcased Perry’s early dominance.
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Virginia Beach
Norm Perry
Los Angeles
Fred Drilling
Detroit
Baseball pitching stat calculation noted
The text explains how to compute earned run average by multiplying the earned runs charged to a pitcher by a factor and dividing by the innings he pitched. The exact formula details are cut off in the fragment.
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Ren
Winchester Rebels
Gainesboro
Rebels
Rouss Park
Winchester
Gleb Bricker
Bricker
Alex Carroll
Steve Wymer
Leroy Dehaven
Carroll
Ted Reed
Allen Cornwell
Reed
Jesse Davidson Again Top Jockey At Shenandoah Meet
Noach Downs meets at night with Jesse Davidson leading riding honors. The Charles Town jockey, fourth in 1962, has 22 wins after six nights, four ahead of Peter Brandt, with a full card including the Box Wood Purse and Roman Money headlining the sprint lineup.
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Noach Downs
Jesse Davidson
Charles Town
Peter Brandt
Davidson
Roman Money
Floyd Wins State Senior Tennis Title Third Time
Arlington's Don Floyd wins his third Virginia state senior crown and second in a row by defeating Bob Atwood 6-3 4-6 7-5 on Farmington courts after Atwood led 5-4 in the final set. Senior doubles champions Alphonso Smith of Alexandria and Don Leavans of Falls Church beat Atwood and Joe Kranitzky 6-3 6-2.
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Floyd
Charlottesville
Arlington
Don Floyd
Virginia
Bob Atwood
Atwood
Richmond
Alphonso Smith
Alexandria
Don Leavans
Falls Church
Smith
Leavans
Joe Kranitzky
Candy Spots Dominates Arlington Classic on Way to Travers
Candy Spots won the $131,833 Arlington Classic by 4% lengths under Willie Shoemaker, boosting his season total to $753,198. The Ellsworth colt heads to Saratoga for the Travers Stakes August 17 to face Chateaugay while Admiral Vie and B Major also starred in stacked stakes at the meet.
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Associated Press
Rex C. Ellsworth
C. Spots
Candy Spots
Willie Shoemaker
Chateaugay
B Major
Admiral Vie
Richard C. duPont
Saratoga
Palmer Nicklaus Named To U S Canada Cup Team
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were chosen as the U S two man team for the Canada Cup to face tandems from 33 nations near Paris October 24 to 27. Palmer led the U S points with 439.5, Nicklaus 414.4, followed by Lema Boros Finsterwald and Littler in the eligible list.
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Nicklaus
New York
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
U.S
Paris
Saint- Namareteche
Sam Snead
Dublin
Ireland
Buenos Aires
Nogeal
Professional Golfers Association
Sidney L. James
International Golf Association
France
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Don Finsterwald
Gene Littler
1965 Baseball Leaders Overview
Major League batting and pitching leaders by league with players such as Yastrzemski Kaline and Rollins in the American League. Runs, hits, home runs, and stolen bases are listed for top players like Allison Kaline and Pinson. National League highlights include Aaron Flood White Groat and Pinson with top totals in runs and RBIs.
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Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Rollins
Minnesota
Eles
Allison
Tresh
New York
Stuart
Causey
Kansas City
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Killebrew
Baltimore
Aaron
Woshington
Meigibal
Ford
Bunning
Pizarro
Chicago
Stigman
Groat
St. Louis
Clemente
Pitts
Milwaukee
Flood
White
Pinson
Cincinnati
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