Tony Lema Captures Carling Open Title at Pleasant Valley
Tony Lema won the Carling World Golf Championship at Pleasant Valley Country Club with a 34 36 70 total for 281. Arnold Palmer charged to tie late but bogeyed 16 and 17 to finish second at 281. Sam Snead and Gene Littler tied for third at 283 as Dave Marr and Homero Blancas followed.
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Sutton
Mass
Tony Lema
Lema
Arnold Palmer
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Palmer
Lais
Snead
Dave Marr
Homero Blancas
Coleader
Blane
Marichal fined and suspended over bat attack
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal received a 1750 dollar fine and an eight day suspension for hitting Los Angeles catcher John Roseboro with a bat during a Sunday game in San Francisco. National League President Warren Giles called the act unprovoked and repugnant, noting pennant stakes.
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Pittsburgh
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles
John Roseboro
Giants
National League
Warren Giles
Marichal
San Francisco
Giles
Giant
Herman Franks
NEW York
Los Angeles Dodgers
National ‘League
Vernon Law Dominates Giants as Pirates Win 6-2
Pittsburgh pitcher Vernon Law silenced the Giants with a six hitter to push San Francisco to third in the NL. Roberto Clemente and Gene Alley had four hits each for the Pirates, who also watched Warren Spahn take a loss as Milwaukee beat Cincinnati to stay near top. Dodgers beat the Mets 8-4 behind Don Drysdale while St Louis crushed Chicago 10-2.
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Vern Law
Law
Pittsburgh
Giants
Juan Marichal
Giles
San Francisco
Pirates
Warren Spahn
Roberto Clemente
Gene Alley
Clemente
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Ron
Dodgers
Mets
Don Drysendales
Drysdale
Bob Mille Ler
Milwaukee
Gene Oliver
Felipe Alou
Reds
Ken Johnson
Pete Rose
John Edwards
MARATHON RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES
Race results and entries from a Monday program show purses of 1500 and 1800 dollars. Notable horses include Linda's Treasure, Weather Bulletin, Sailor Man NB, and Our Idyll with multiple payouts listed. Post time 7 15 P M. entries note various horses, jockeys, and odds across eight races with double payout totals and participant counts.
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Mr. R. C.—Reeder
Lina Senta
Nina
Monica Baby
Rynolds
Woodbine Boy
Miss Andrea
Pete
Peters
Sailor Man
Orit Mewes
Nathan Hale
Ace
Fox Oe
Ray
Diavolikis
Acorn
Lishbang
Jabal Red
D’dson
Regal Music
Jeb Stara
Eae
Cindy Rock
Jefries
Pepeau
E. P. Guiseppi
Elpaw Jan Hee
Urgory
Chauce
Corvus
Gregory K
Paul's
Keswick Belle
Gordon
Hawa Bee
V. E’nosa
Boss Casey
Alsab Jr.—Hunt
Willigans
Jeffries
Lucifer
Shining Saint
Hero’s Chance
Cooke
Dodgers denounce Giles ruling on Marichal incident
Dodgers protest NL President Warren Giles punishment of Juan Marichal as too lenient. Wally Moon and Ron Fairly call for harsher penalties after the Giants ace slugged Roseboro with a bat, while Dodgers win 8 4 over the Mets at Shea. Roseboro notes a two inch gash and says he is fine.
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Ron Fairly
Giles’ Levy
Giants
Dodger
John Roseboro
Marichal
Dacebal
Shea Stadium
Dodgers
New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
Roseboro
Pascual Shines Despite Arm Surgery Return
Camilo Pascual pitched at less than full speed for the Minnesota Twins in a 4-3 10 inning win over the New York Yankees. Manager Sam Mele and team physician Dr. William Proffitt said Pascual felt fine and could be back to pitching within about two weeks, offering bright news for the AL leaders.
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Minkie
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Chicago
Camilo Pascual
Twins
Sam Mele
William Proffitt
Pascual
Pirates Top Giants 6-2. Law Sharp in Victory
Roberto Clemente went 4-for-? with two RBIs and a run scored as the Pirates beat the Giants 6-2, dropping San Francisco to third in the NL. Vern Law scattered six hits for his 15th win, giving Pittsburgh the victory over San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Giants
Vern Law
Show Betting Out For Ninth Race At Shenandoah Downs
Show betting was eliminated for the first time in seven years last night at Shenandoah Downs when a four horse field ran the ninth. Track officials restricted betting to win and place. Night Retreat won the ninth returning $7.80 straight under Jim Todd. Hay Harbor paid $3.80 second.
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Charles Town
W.va
Shenandoah Downs
Carpers Valley Golf Club Hosts Weekend Tournament Results
Roger Luttrell won the Junior Tournament with 71 and net 65. Mike Beahm was runner up with 91 and net 66. Scotch Four Sailors Morse and F. Clay Poole claimed Low Grass with 83. K. Smith posted a new all time low 77 with 41 and 36. The club invites members to a September weekend of fun with music by Roy Nicholson and His Blue Grass Boys and a Labor Day Blind Partner Tournament.
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Roger Luttrell
Mike Beahm
Carpers Valley
Morse
F. Claypoole
B. Kipps
Billie” Lamp
H. Adkins
T. Legge
K. Smith
Roy Nicholson
Blue Grass Boys
Marshall Boyd
William Jack
Larry Hunt Closes In On Davidson At Shenandoah Downs
Larry Hunt tightens the race with 16 wins to Davidson 17 as Shenandoah Downs hosts night racing. Davidson leads earlier as Hunt chases with frequent wins, stubbornlynecked in a close jockeys’ duel during the meet.
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Larry Hunt
Davidson
Charles Town
W.va
Jesse Davidson
Shenandoah Downs
Hunt
Charl Town
Young Gridder Dies In Cameron After Workout
Randy Knight, 16, a football player for Yee High School, Cameron, Texas, died Monday night after a workout. Hospital officials found no football related injury in initial examinations.
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Cameron, Tex
Randy Knight
Yee High School
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Winchester Golf and Country Club
Mary Dickson
Jodie Lineburg
Roxanne Lineburg
Maribeth Watts
Cas
Associated Press International
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Rochester
Toronto
Atlanta
Columbus
Portland
Vancouver
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Denver
Franks
Sandy Koufax
Rose
Boro
Vernon Law
Bucs Tumble Giants
Fine
Wally Moon
David Kern
Joe Damron
Ricky Ross
Jim Butler
Cliff Lewis
Virginia
Randy Rouse
Sagum
Shenandoah
Exchange Club
Battle Lady
Gus
Young Gridder
Charlie Brown
Valley Ave
Winchester
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