Palmer Leads British Open as Favorite Seeks Second Title
Arnold Palmer heads into the final 36 holes with a two stroke edge at Troon after a 69 on Thursday, 140 total. Kel Nagle and Phil Rodgers are within reach, while Palmer battles a back issue and chilly odds.
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Griffith Choice To Beat Dupas In Las Vegas Showdown
Emile Griffith the world welterweight champion from New York is favored to retain his title tonight in Las Vegas against Ralph Dupas of New Orleans. The 15 round bout at the Las Vegas Convention Center will not be broadcast on radio or television in the United States. Griffith, 23, is rated 2-5 to defeat the 26-year-old challenger Dupas, who is ranked No. 1 contender.
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Dodgers, Giants Duel as NL Bat Leaders Rally
Davis clings to NL batting lead with 358 as Dodgers beat Mets 3 0 behind Koufax and Sherry. Aaron hits a grand slam for Milwaukee in 8 6 win over St Louis. Robinson drives in three in Cincinnati 84 victory over Chicago. Clemente adds three hits in Pittsburgh 6 4 win over Houston. Mays leads Giants past Phillies 5 3, staying a half game back. Davis 91 RBIs, Clemente 348, Robinson 344, Aaron 836 average.
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Onesty Named Assistant Grid Coach at U.Va.
Lou Onesty long time Virginia track coach and trainer was named a full time assistant to football coach Bill Elias at the University of Virginia. He will keep track duties and give up trainer duties with a new trainer to be named later. He will coach a junior varsity football squad organized this year.
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Essegian Powers Indians Past Orioles In Tight AL Race
Cleveland pull within .004 of the Yankees after a 6-4 win over Baltimore as Essegian belt a pinch homer for three RBIs. The trio of runs put the Indians ahead while Angel Torres and Robins led the Angels past the Yankees in a separate A.L. bout.
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Charlie's Team Dominates With 19-2 Record
Charlie's Team swept three matches in the Summer Housewife League at Health Center lanes to improve to 19-2. Nellie Vaughn led with 101 113 119 for an 833 series, while Eva Brill added a 135 in a Four Pops win. Dorothy Allen 126 propelled Cotton Pickers over Invisibles, and Philip McKee led Team No 3 with 355 series as No 3 beat No 5.
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Man Attends Wrong Church Ceremony in Cedar Rapids
Richard M. Acree of Cedar Rapids went to a wedding in Huxley after driving from Cedar Rapids. He entered the wrong Lutheran church and only realized the mistake when the bridegroom appeared. He exited quietly to retrieve his gift from the reception room then rushed to the correct ceremony.
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Davis Cup Zone Play Set Opens in Cleveland
The American Zone Davis Cup opens in Cleveland with Chuck McKinley facing Francois Godbout in the first singles. Jon Douglas, a surprise choice, plays Don Fontana as Canada and the United States line up for a best of five matches to decide who advances to Mexico City.
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Guardian seeks authority to transfer Benjamin F. Bowers estate
Notice in re Benjamin F. Bowers incompetent to remove and transfer cash bonds and property held by Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester to guardian The First National Bank of Ebensburg Guardian of the Estate of Benjamin F. Bowers Harrison Johnston agents set July 23 1962 hearing in Winchester Virginia before Corporation Court to act under Virginia Code section 26 57 and Orphans Court ruling from Cambria County Pennsylvania June 9 1962
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