Former Fighter To Battle For 150
Pormér, a former fighter from Charlotte now based in Speedway, Ind., signed with race director Sam Nunis to drive the same W Mobilgas Special in the Trenton event. A. J. Foyt also relies on the same roadster, after winning $153,650 in Indianapolis, while Bud Tinglestad from Dayton, Ohio, joins the July 19 class. Sanctioned by the U S Auto Club, time trials begin at 1 15 p m with practice at noon and the race at 3 15 p m for 56 000 in total prize money.
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Pormér
Po Harkey
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N. Carolina
Speedway
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Sam Nunis
Indiana
Motsor Sport
A. J. Foyt
Bud Tinglestad
Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis
U.S. Auto Club
California
Braves Rumored to Move to Atlanta for 1965 Season
Reports circulate that the Milwaukee Braves may relocate to Atlanta for 1965. Club president John McHale declined to confirm the move, saying he would not answer until the season ends. The Sporting News cited an unimpeachable source claiming the move, amid an $18 million Atlanta stadium project and NFL Cardinals relocation chatter. Attendance figures show a rise this year but remain lower than in earlier seasons.
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Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
John McHale
Braves
McHale
Sporting News
St. Louis
National Football League
Boston
Winchester Junior Rifle Club schedule and scores update
The Winchester Junior Rifle Club will not meet Friday. Sunday at 2 p.m. on the outdoor range seniors will coach juniors in .30 caliber M1 rifles with ammo provided. Gene Sullivan led four position scores totaling 256, Jack Sahm total 284, Rem Cussen a top prone 36x50, and Paul Gillam scored in the 40s.
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Winchester Junior Rifle Club
Army
Gene Sullivan
Jack Sahm
NBA
Rem Cussen
Paul Gillam
Denny Martin
Choosing Team For Olympics Is Problem
Dan Ferris, Olympic Council member, calls the U S team depth the strongest ever as trials at Randall's Island narrow contenders for the Los Angeles fall team. The near-final field includes athletes from AAU NCAA and armed services championships with six per event possible. Finals begin with hammer javelin long jump high jump shot put and 5 000-meter run with trials in 400-meter hurdles 100 meters and middle-distance events.
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New York
Dan Ferris
Olympic Council
United States
Tokyo
Randall’s Island
Armed Services
Los Angeles
White Marsh Open leads pro golf field with six under par
In Whitemarsh Pennsylvania top players posted sub par scores in the first round of the $125000 White Marsh Open. Freshman Tom Shaw from Portland Oregon and veteran Al Balding of Toronto led at 66 along with Chi Chi Rodriguez who received a cortisone injection. Several stars followed close behind including Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Dave Marr and Ken Venturi as the 8067 yard course produced birdies and an eagle on the 17th
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Whitemarsh
Country Club
White‘marsh
Tom Shaw
Portland
Oré
al Balding
Toronto
Canada
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Tony Lema
Raitars
Larry Mowry
Ore
Dave Marr
Tommy Jane
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Nicklaus
Rodriguez
Las Vegas
Smith's grand slam lifts Angels past Orioles 10-6
Willie Smith, once a pitching prospect, slugged a ninth inning grand slam and added a double and two singles to lift the Los Angeles Angels to a 10-6 win over the Baltimore Orioles. He boosted his batting average to .317 with 23 RBIs in late stretch.
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Associated Press
Willie Smith
Smith
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Angels
Wizard
Willie
Orioles
RBI
New York
Kansas Wity
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Yankees
Jack Brandt
Miller
Albie Pearson
Hector Lopez
Mickey Mantle
Dan Pfister
Bobby Richardson
Mantle
Rocky Colavito
Athletics
Red Sox
Don Mincher
Tony Oliva
Jim Kaat
Duckpin Women Lead in Summer League Mixed Results
Town & Country Beauty Salon toppled Dots & Dashes as players Fran ces Turner, Dot Laf tion, Eda Lazazzera, and Marie Franklin posted top scores. Wood Chucks upset Mountain Dew Mountaineers. Denny's Furniture Sales, Cooper's Jewelers, The Foursome, and Oates Grocery posted wins in a night of team play on Health Center Lanes.
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Town & Country Beauty Salon
Frances Turner
Dot Laftion
Eda Lazazzera
Marie Franklin
Lucille Smith
Louise Wilson
Betty Huyett
Dot Rice
Swimley
Lorraine Cather
Nealy Hart
Flo Baker
Mountain Dew Mountaineers
Becky Cornwell
Mountain Dew
June Tusing
Cathy Seeders
Broach Faces Amateurs as Virginia Golf Title Defense Starts
Nelson Broach, 37, defending Virginia amateur champion, opens match play at Cascades course amid rain as contenders loom. Wayne Jackson, Blair Nicely, and Sam Wallace set to challenge him in the 32 to 8 round, with Vinnie Giles earning medal honors and drawing Orville Hamlin in round one.
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Hot Springs
Nelson Broach
Virginia
Cascades Course
Lynchburg
Vinnie Giles
Broach
Caseades
the Cascades
Wayne Jackson
Blair Nicely
Jackson
Richmond
Nicely
Lexington
Sam Wallace
Williamsburg
Giles
Orville Hamlin
Blacksburg
Distance Coach Tries All Ways
NEW YORK AP Tracy Walters, coach of Gerry Lindgren, explains shaping a prodigy by studying Zatopek Snell Elliott and Cunningham. Lindgren, 140 miles weekly, ran near Bob Schul at 5 000 meters and earned a spot in Olympic Trials.
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New York
Tracy Walters
Gerry Lindgren
Walters
Spokane
Bob Schul
U.S
Gerry
Sophoe More
Zatopek
Snell
Ellett
Cunningham
Elliott
Bueno Smith Duel at Wimbledon in Women’s Final
Maria Bueno of Brazil advances to the Wimbledon final after beating Lesley Turner in three sets. Margaret Smith of Australia, the defending champion, topped Billie Jean Moffitt to reach the final, with two Australians set for the men’s title showdown.
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Smith
Wimbledon
England
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Margaret Smith
Australia
Miss Bueno
Lesley Turner
Miss Smith
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Miller Takes Early Lead in Petersen Point Minor League
At Northside Lanes Bob Miller tops the Petersen Point Minor League with 15 points in a win over Dave Lowery who takes second with 13. Bob Wilcox moves to third after beating Frank Burke 16 to 12. Bill Storm posts 17 after a slow start versus Dick Bolmen, who nets 13. Leo Haley earns 14 across two wins against Morris Lowery's 13.
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Bob Miller
Petersen Point
Northside Lanes
Dave Lowery
Lowery
Bob Wilcox
Frank Burke
Burke
Bill Storm
Dick Bolmen
Bolmen
Leo Haley
Morris Lowery
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