Casper Cops Open By 4 Strokes over Palmer
U S Open champion Billy Casper will skip the British Open to attend a Mormon church fireside in Petaluma. He won the playoff over Arnold Palmer at the Olympic Club 69 to 73 with key putts including a 25 and 35 footers. Casper, who weighs 175 and plans to defend the Western Open, vows ten percent tithe from prize money.
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San Francisco
Billy Casper
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Casper
Arnold Palmer
Petaluma
Calif
Salt Lake City
Utah
Muirfield
Scotland
Coéper
Palmer
Olympic Club
Billy
Winged Foot
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Arnie
Bill
Asnie
San Diego
Peacock Gap Golf Club
Chicago
Wesley Frederick Whiteswashing? Wesley Frederick Wins In Church League Softball
Wesley Frederick defeated First Baptist 7-4 in an eight inning feature as Wesley Frederick climbed to fourth place. Foreman pitched a three hitter for Wesley Frederick with Lamm and Whitlock producing hits and a four run fifth inning sealing the win. Baptist dropped to 4-3 while Fretwell took the loss.
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Wesley-Frederick
Baptist
Market
Braddock Street
First Brethren
Presbyterian
Wesley - Frederick
First Baptist
Wesley
Frank Foreman
The
Baptists
Alonzo Whitlock
Ken Simpson
Foreman
Steve Lamm
W-Frederick
Jack Fretwell
Baptist W Frederick Softball Standings
City league standings feature W Frederick atop the table with 100.000 points and 3-43 record after recent games. Compact update lists teams, wins, losses, and recent results in the parish league.
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Frederick
Market Street Tops Braddock In Tight League Match
Market Street defeated Braddock Street 5 to 3 to remain unbeaten in league play. Scott Atkinson led with two hits while Butch Boxwell Gary Crisman and Gary Teets each had two. Harry Props allowed nine hits as Braddock pitcher Ron Bageant yielded ten.
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Market Street
Braddock Street
Braddock
Scott Atkinson
Butch Boxwell
Gary Crisman
Gary Teets
Harry Props
Ron Bageant
FIRST BRETHREN BEATS FIRST PRESBYTERIAN IN EIGHT INNING THRILLER
The FIRST BRETHREN defeated First Presbyterian 2-0 in eight innings as Jimmy McLaughlin singled and Lonnie Burnham homered in the eighth. Winning pitcher Dave Sisler allowed three hits. Jim Laise gave up six. Brethren rise to 6-2, half game behind Market.
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First Brethren
First Presbyterian
Brethren
Jimmy McLaughlin
Lonnie Burnham
Lonnie
Presbyterian
Burnham
Dominic Unger
Dave Sisler
Jim Laise
David Webster
Harry Ramsey
al Carter
Giants Sign Gary Wood and Smith Reed in 1966 Contracts
The Giants announce the signing of quarterback Gary Wood and halfback Smith Reed to 1966 NFL contracts. Also listed are standings and game results from minor leagues including Boston Red Sox a Pacific Coast League Phoenix 7 Denver 3 and Oklahoma City 4 Indianapolis 6 with other scores across the slate.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Gary Woodland
Smith Reed
Phoenix
Denver
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Portland
San Diego
Tulsa
Tacoma
Hawaii
Vancouver
Bear Bryant Hospitalized After Collapse at Coaching Clinic
Alabama football coach Paul Bear Bryant collapsed at a Pepperdine coaching clinic in Los Angeles, later resting at View Park Community Hospital with an exhaustion syndrome. A hospital spokesman said he is alert and talking, and his wife noted his color and speech have improved. Bryant, 52, is renowned for Alabama titles in 1962 1964 and 1965 and a career 160 52 14 record.
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Los Angeles
Alabama
Paul
Bears
Bryant
University of Alabama
View Park Community Hospital
Pepperdine College
Crimson Tide
Bear) Bryant
Drysdale Loses Fourth Straight as Astros Beat Dodgers
Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale collapsed to a 4-2 defeat by Houston after his fifth straight loss, dropping his record to 4-9 on the season. Drysdale blamed the slump on tough runs and lingering trouble as Houston struck the decisive two-run eighth. Gene Oliver homered twice for the Astros, while Joe Torre drove in three Braves runs as Atlanta beat Philadelphia 7-5. Cardinals upset the Mets 4-2, and in the AL Washington beat Cleveland 4-2 Kansas City fell to Chicago 3-1 and California topped Minnesota 5-3. Teammate Ernie Ter Vargas and boxing champ Teverell were noted in a separate item.
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Braves
Atlanta
Houston
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Astros
Drysdale
Taps
Gene Oliver
Joe Torre
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Jim Wynn
Willie Davis
Rusty Staub
Wynn
Ron Perranoski
Chuck Harrison
Staub
Oliver
Torre
Cardinals
Bill White
Felipe Alou
Mets
Ron Hunt
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Major League Monday Baseball Results and Upcoming Games
St Louis defeated New York 4 2 and Houston beat Los Angeles 4 2 while Atlanta won 7 5 over Philadelphia. Today’s games include New York at St Louis N San Francisco at Chicago Philadelphia at Atlanta N Pittsburgh at Cincinnati N Los Angeles at Houston N.
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St.Louis
New York
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ww. L. Pet
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
W. L. Pet G.B. San Fran
Philaphia
SIA
St. Louis Cincinnati
Paul’s Joy Topples Weather Man at Charles Town
Paul’s Joy driven by Rodney Peters wins the Leetown Purse over Weather-O-Man by a half length at Charles Town Race Course. Weather-O-Man set early pace as Angelo Vasil chased. running time for four and a half furlongs was .54. Gordon Mason’s Bellverine wins fifth. Lauren B. opens wagered race. One For Summer nets daily double with 7.20 payoff. Mike O’Rourke adds Puff N Smoke to his list in sixth. Ladies Night grants free admission tonight.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Cial
Paul
Clay
Joy
Leetown
Lets
Rodney Peters
Angelo Vasil
Winging
Weather-O-Man
Jefferson
Mason Gordon
Bellverine
Helen Peppers
Mr. Inkium
Bobby Arnette
Lauren B
Piano Jim
Summer
Clifton Riston
Mike O'Rourke
Jesse Davidson
Puff N’ Smoke
Ommeyad
Carpers Valley Golf Team Triumphs Over Martinsburg Club
The Carpers Valley Men’s Golf Team defeated Martinsburg Golf Club 19 4 to 1M with Billy Mitchell leading the field. Notable pairings included Donnie Oates as Club Champion and Howard Adkins with Jack Ritter as Team No 2.
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Carpers Valley
Martinsburg Golf Club
Billy Mitchell
Bill
Donnie Oates
Howard Adkins
Jack Ritter
Stan LaFollette
Gene Ratliff
Willie Clowser
al Murphy
Nelson Grim
Roy Williams
Dick Crisman
Allen Kendall
Tom McCarty
Marshall Crisman
Mickey Perry
Gus Bornscheuer
Charlie Mallory
Jack Swanson
Ralph Lamp
Bill Jackson
Ralph Moran
Ed Doll
Stu Edmonds
Bobby Kipps
Jack
Ortiz Retains Title in Tight Night of Boxing and Politics
Carlos Ortiz defeats Johnny Bizzarro by technical knockout in 12th round to keep his lightweight crown. He vows to campaign for New York State Senate, planning speeches across his district and aiming for a welter move. Attendance was 4,204 with $31,000 gate despite a dropped estimate.
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Pittsburgh
Carlos Ortiz
Bronx
Johnny Bizzarro
New York State
Senate
Ortiz
Civic Areena
Bizzarro
John (Buck) McTiernan
Erie
McTiernan
Bizzaro
Ernie Sesto
Paddy Grimes
Flash Elorde
New York
Manila
Sugar Ramos
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Teddy Brenner
Madison Square Garden
Elorde
Frankie Narvaez
Carlos
Ray Dee vel wins third feature at Hagerstown Raceway
Ray Dee vel Elkton captured his third feature win of the season at Hagerstown Raceway Sunday night. Earl Moran Staunton led the 25-lap event until lap seven when Ray Tilley Fredericksburg overtook him. An early crash involving Tilley and leader Berry sent both to the rear, and a subsequent tangle among Jere Burns Bob Burns and Chuck Brannon damaged the first turn fence.
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Hagerstown
Ray Deevel
Elkton
Hagerstown Raceway
Earl Moran
Staunton
Ray Tilley
Fredericksburg
Tilley
Bill Berry
Berry
Jere Burns
Bob Burns
Chuck Brannon
Tilley Berry
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Steve Denny
Kisner
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Sunnyside
Harry Propst
Kenny Lake
Mike Harper
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Giants
Associated Press International League
Boston Red Sox
Bear’ Bryant
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Eddie Bressoud
Dick Selma
Ernie Teverell
World Boxing Association
Doug Jones
Carpers Valley ‘Country Club
Sleepy Hollow
Front Royal
Sonny Boyer
Buddy Speakman
Dottie
Gail Long
Evelyn Frye
Eva Binner
Patsy Jack
Loretta Doll
Terry Ford
Jane Thompson
Lou Singhass
Mallie Cooper
Harriet Ways
Stephanie Jones
Kettie Price
Jo Hillyard
Eleanor Peterson
Mary Ratliff
Catherine Ritter
Jean Adkins
Sally Crisman
Ruby Boyd
Helen Perry
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Kathleen Wisecarver
Jane Gregory
Judy Durrett
Dottie Price
Jim Sager
Jim
Jim Eller
Mike Luby
Nowey
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