De Vicenzo Leads British Open at Hoylake
Roberto de Vicenzo sits eight under par after 54 holes at Hoylake with a two shot edge over Gary Player and defending champion Jack Nicklaus in the 1967 British Open. His caddie Willy Aitcheson helps bridge language as the Argentine eyes the final round.
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Roberto
Milly
de Vicenzo
General Micklem
Royal and Ancient Club of
St. Andrews
Hoylake
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Pony League Outing Set For Today
Commissioner Bunny Benham announced a Pony League gathering at 6 p.m. at Winchester Municipal Pool if weather allows, with pool hours 6 to 10 and no food served. Families and sponsors invited. rain plan is a Pony League picnic at Jaycee Shelter No. 1 for players only.
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Bunny’Benham
The
Pony League
Winchester Municipal
Jaycee
Arabia Saddle Club Western Horse Show Sunday
The Arabia Saddle Club hosts a Western Horse Show this Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Raritan Horse Show Grounds with free admission.
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Arabia Saddle Club
Raritan Horse Show Grounds
Redskins Report to Carlisle on Tuesday
The Redskins youths report to Carlisle for 1967 training camp with 45 rookies including Theofiledes Confessori Zalinnsky. Veterans join 43 returning players as July 17 through July 29 activities unfold at Dickinson College and area sites.
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Carlisle
Otto Graesham
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Washington
Dickinson College
Harry Theofiledes
Lou Confessori
Mitchell Zalnnsky
Ray McDonald
Idaho
Cary Blecher
Brigham Young
Jim Avery
Billy Clay
Pat Hodgson
Steve Jackson
John Kelly
Tom Michel
Clarke County Recreation Dept Holds Evening Activities
The Clarke County Recreation Department schedules an all ages tennis tourney at 1 p.m. followed by a track meet at 7 p.m. A 5 p.m. softball doubleheader features Baptist vs Clarke County Bank and Wilsons against the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
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Clarke County Recreation Department
Baptist
Clarke County Bank
Wilsons
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Ryun Bypasses Pan Am Games Creating Embarrassment
In Minneapolis the U S Pan American trials begin with star Jim Ryun a world mile record holder absent after officials failed to persuade him to enter. The field includes world record holders Ralph Boston Randy Matson and Paul Wilson as they compete for spots on the Winnipeg bound team.
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Winnipeg
U.S
Ralph Boston
Randy Matson
Paul Wilson
Giles and Hinson Vie for Southern Amateur Title
In Richmond Virginia Vinny Giles and Larry Hinson faced momentum pressure in the final round of the 72 hole Southern Amateur. Giles trailed early but posted a 68 to tie Hinson who struggled with greens and putts amid rain soaked fairways. Hubert Green led a cluster at 213 as Allen Miller, Lanny Wadkins and Ed Brantly trailed.
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Richmond, Va
Vinny Giles
Larry Hinson
Giles
Lynchburg
Hinson
Douglas
James River
Hubert Green
Birmingham
Ala
University of Georgia
Allen Miller
Pensacola
Fla
Lanny Wadkins
Richmond
Ed Brantly
Signal Mountain
Tenn
Lipirdie
Virginia
Espinosa Captures Three Races at Shenandoah Downs
Mexican jockey Maurice Espinosa won the first, fifth and sixth races at Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia. He rode Lady Tarantula to win the fifth and A Boy to win the sixth, part of a 2e4-7-2 daily and twin. Fifty four fans held winning tickets totaling $545.40 with Lady Tarantula paying $6.40 and A Boy $7.80.
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Charles Town
W.va
Maurice Espinosa
Shenandoah Downs
Espinosa
Lady Tarantula
Quiet Purpose Wins First At Shenandoah Downs Night Meet
Quiet Purpose seized the第一 race for $8.40 with Espinosa aboard and launched an $83.20 daily double to Run For Zenith, who won the second race. Early Cross led a Mexican night as Victor Espinosa won the seventh on the outsider, with Foot Bullah claiming her second favorite win in the eighth.
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Zenith
Victor
Victor Espinosa
Foot Bullah
Bob Fitzgerald
John Allen Johnston
Precious Cargo
Waterford
Dick Lambert
Northern Panhandle Oval
Johnston
Mister Judge
Fer Lene
Wounded Knee
Lost Pal
Priam B
Injury May End Hornung's Football Career
New Orleans report says Saints halfback Paul Hornung may never play again due to spinal cord damage from a neck pinched nerve first detected at Mayo Clinic. Tests at Scripps Clinic and a prior Mayo evaluation raise concerns, with officials and Hornung weighing the risk of returning to football.
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NEW Orleans
Paul Hornung
New Orleans Saints
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Hornung
Golden Boy
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Bob Roesler
Times-Picayune
Scripps
Packers
Saints
San Diego
Calif
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
John W. Mecom Jr
The
Club
KC to Fight to Keep Athletics
Kansas City leaders promise to oppose a possible move of the Athletics to Milwaukee amid bond- approved stadium plans. Finley denies talks. other groups reportedly eye purchase. officials demand progress with the Kansas City complex.
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Kansas City
Dutton Brookfield
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Milwaukee
Brookfield
Jackson County Sports Complex Authority
Finley
Richard J. Stern
Sporting News
Footwork basics for a steady golf swing
Footwork in the golf swing starts from a comfortable shoulder width stance and never leaves the ground. The author stresses keeping the left heel down on the backswing and maintaining balance by weight on the insides of the feet to anchor the stance.
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