Hart shoots first round 66 to lead PGA event at Dallas
Hale Hart, assistant pro from Hinsdale Illinois, carded 66 at Dallas Athletic Club to lead the field by three strokes in the opening round. Arnold Palmer struggled to 74 as early morning greens saw heavy foot traffic and tough putting conditions. Boros Nicklaus Charles Rudolph Mayfield all shot 69s, while Lema posted 70 amid the crowded 167-player field.
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Baseball Heroes Rally for First League Win
Baseball hero leads a route-going effort as the Phillies defeat Houston 5 1 securing their first league victory of the season.
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Radatz Dailey and Miller Shine In AL Relief Wins
Boston’s Radatz improved to 11 1 with two scoreless innings as the Red Sox beat Kansas City 10 6. Dailey held the Yankees hitless in three innings to help Minnesota top New York 9 3. Miller earned an 8 6 Orioles win over Detroit aided by Joe Gaines 11th inning pinch double.
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U S Track Team Aims to Top Soviets in Moscow Meet
U S track squad led by Payton Jordan prepares for a two day meet in Moscow at Lenin Stadium. Ralph Boston Darrell Horn Jim Beatty and Eleanor Montgomery project strong showings against Igor Ter Ovaneryan and Soviet athletes amid expectations of large crowds and a history of U S wins in both sexes.
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Touche! French Swordsman Wins Fencing Crown
Jean Claude Magnan of France won the world fencing championship in ten foils in Gdansk Poland. He defeated runner up Ryszerd Parulski of Poland 5 2 in the second playoff round to break a tie for the crown.
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Standings and Thursday Scores for Major Leagues
The standings show New York at 32 62 .340 with 11 percent, Philadelphia at 47 47 .500, Chicago at 51 41 .554. Thursday results included Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2 and San Francisco 6 New York Philadelphia 5. Upcoming games list New York at Philadelphia and Chicago at Pittsburgh with several night games.
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Dodgers Fifth Straight Win Boosts Podres Streak
Dodgers lefty Johnny Podres extended his winning streak to five as Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 10-5. Maury Wills drove in four as the 1969 pennant race tightened with Chicago and Cincinnati close behind. Juan Marichal earned his 15th win for San Francisco in a 6-5 comeback over the Mets.
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State Junior Net Play Reaches Finals Today
Unseeded Steve Legum of Norfolk advances to the finals of the State Junior Tennis Tournament after routing third-ranked Chris Ward of Lynchburg 6-2 6-3. Top seed Fred Wood of Norfolk faces David Weaver of Roanoke in the morning boys 14 and under semifinal. In girls 14 and under, unseeded Elsie Dickinson of Richmond meets Marchmond in the finals.
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