Scot Tom Shiel Trails Open Lead At 199 After 2 Rounds
Scot Tom Shiel of Newport News shares the Open lead at 199 after a 70 in round two. Defending champion Tom Strange of Virginia Beach and Wynsol Spencer of Ft. Eustis are tied for the lead at 139. The Virginia State Open at Cavalier Course features 66 players.
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Strange
Spencer
ED Young
Virginia Beach
Tom Shiel
Newport News
America
Scotland
Cavalier
Tom Strange
Wynsol Spencer
Ft. Eustis
Herb Hooper
Mike Wynn
Portsmouth
Fred Bashara
Wynn
Bashara
Halltown shuts out Buckley as Merchants win 4-2
Halltown tops Buckley Lages 4-2 in City League action. Rusty McDonald and Dickie Keeler led at the plate for Halltown, with Donald earning the win on the mound alongside catchers Gillespie and Unger. Adkins struck out 13 in a losing effort for Buckley.
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Rusty McDonald
Dickie Keeler
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Gillespie
Unger
Alvis Stricken by Meningitis During Red Sox Game
AP reports Cleveland third baseman Max Alvis was hospitalized with spinal meningitis in Boston after a high fever and neck stiffness. He was taken to Cece Maria Hospital on Friday and doctors, led by Thomas Tierney, say he is sick but likely caught early. No quarantine for the Indians was ordered. Sulfa tablets were prescribed.
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Cleveland
Max Alvis
Vis
Cece Maria Hospital
Red Sox
George Strickland
Thomas Tierney
Tierney
Indians
AAU Meets To Help Choose Olympic Team
The National AAU Track and Field Championships open at Rutgers University for a two day run as a warm up to the Olympic Trials. Finals Saturday include pole vault with 17 entries over 16 feet and events in javelin broad jump shot put 100 meter dash 110 hurdles and 10 000 meter run. Top two finishers in each event join the U S team to face Russia in Los Angeles next month. The top six in 17 of 19 events qualify for the Olympic Trials in New York next weekend.
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McCall Zuck team nets season high as duckpin action runs wild
Aggie McCall bowls 132 130 118 for a 5880 series. McCall Zuck team wins 2-1 over Corbins Patterson in Health Center lanes league. Dodson Whitacre quartet posts 1336 three decisions. Eastep Godlove beat Ellis Snapp 3-0. Odd Pin Tournament starts at 8 p.m.
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Renners
Frances Dodson
Johnny Dodson
Pat Whitacre
Bucky Whitacre
Sonny McKee
Gertrude Renner
Eugene Eastep
Easteps
Godloves
Ellis-Snapp
Alice Godlove
Wayne Godlove
Brady Ellis
Fritz Thompson
Thompson- Miller
Kelican-Ramsey
Russell Miller
Ann Kelican
Lynn Anderson
Linden Pingley
Anderson Pingley
Willis Aggregation
Heald Tops 18 and Under in State Junior Tidewater Tennis
Bobby Heald of Lynchburg, seeded No 1, won the 18 and under division defeating Tommy Rueger of Virginia Beach 6-0 6-4 in the final. Brenda Draper of Suffolk won the girls 18 and under title. Additional boys and girls age groups winners noted from Richmond Norfolk Roanoke Williamsburg and Franklin.
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Norfolk
Bobby Heald
Lynchburg
Heald
Tommy Rueger
Virginia Beach
Brenda Draper
Suffolk
Vicki Sinclair
Franklin
Jackie Burrows
David Turner
Lee Price
Richmond
Lavinia Edmunds
Halifax
Seymore Abrons
Roanoke
David Weaver
Lindsay Burn
May Hotchkiss
Tom Craig
Hunt Harris
Susan Reeve
Williamsburg
Elizabeth Bromm
H and Rueger
Henry Ragle
Wiley Wood
Virginia Tennis Seeds Advance In Central Virginia Invitational
In Lynchburg AP report top seeds Allen Morris of Greensboro O H Parrish and Bob Barther of Richmond progressed with ease in the first round of the Central Virginia Invitational. No 4 seed Robyn Ray of Sacramento fell to unseeded Bruce Sylvia of Richmond 4 6 6 1 6 4 as the tournament moves toward its final day.
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Lynchburg
Allen Morris
Greensboro
N.C
H. Parrish
Bob Barther
Richmond
Robyn Ray
Sacramento
Calif
Bruce Sylvia
Sylvia
Ray
Major League Leaders From Two Circuits Listed
American League leaders include Oliva of Minnesota with a .332 batting average and Allison also of Minnesota with .327. Harmon Killebrew leads in home runs with 25 while Allison has 18. Oliva tallies 97 hits and 50 runs, with Hinton of Washington on 88. Stuart of Boston and Killebrew top RBIs with 55. Aparicio leads steals with 31. In the National League Williams of Chicago hits .361 and Mays of San Francisco has 60 runs. Williams also leads with 91 hits and 53 RBIs while Clemente tops doubles with 20. Santo and Cisco share triples with 22. Wills of Los Angeles has 27 steals.
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Minnesota
Allison
Stuart
Boston
Killebrew
Hinton
Washington
Bressoud
Yastrzemski
Versalles
Williams
Chicago
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Gcisco
Wills
Los Angeles
Harper
Cincinnati
Dalrymple's homer caps Phillies comeback win at Busch
Philadelphia beat St Louis 6-5 as Dalrymple hit his second homer of the season off Busch Stadium. Cal McLish, sidelined with a sore arm, praised the catcher's adjusted swing while Cookie Rojas and Richie Allen added two-run shots. The win keeps Philadelphia one game up on the Giants in the NL race.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia Phillies
Clay Dalrymple
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Cardinals
Cal McLish
Dalrymple
Cardinal
Ron Taylor
Taylor
St. Louis
Jim
Tony Gonzalez
Cookie Rojas
Richie Allen
Phillies
Bob Skinner
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Milwaukee
Chicago
Houston
Alley Cats, Nut House Four Split Top Spot in North Side Mix
Nut House Four defeated Alley Cats 3 games to none to stay in second place as Phyros shut out Bowl Weevils for third. Individual leaders include Mary Miller 472 and Earl Sealock 542 for Nut House Four, Rosa Willcox 460 and Phyllis Leight 413 for Phyros, with several 400+ series across both teams.
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Ball & Chain
Northside Lanes
Nut House
Mary Miller
Lorraine Sealock
Bob Miller
Earl Sealock
June Shirley
Gene Hottle
Dot Clark
Jim Renner
Phyros
Rosa Willcox
Phyllis Leight
Bob Wilcox
Charles Leight
Rennie Armel
Marge Haley
Willy Armstrong
Leo Haley
Stable Stops Shomo In Madison Square Garden Bout
Jose Stable, 31, stopped Vince Shomo at 1 08 of the sixth round at Madison Square Garden. Shomo bled from cuts and was challenged to a title try by Stable who shouted Get me Griffith. Shomo’s five fight win streak ended. Stable improved to 23 2 1 while Shomo fell to 12 7 1.
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Jose
Vince Shomo
Madison Square Garden
Griffith
Emile Griffith
Stable
Shomo
Joe LoScalzo
No Amateur Finishes 72 Holes in 1963 U.S. Open
At Brookline Massachusetts no amateur completed the full 72 holes in the golfers field during the 1963 U S Open.
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Brookline
Mass
Wimbledon top seeds favor deep into championships
Billie Jean Moffitt, 20, of Long Beach, faces semifinal pressure as she battles through Wimbledon rounds amid self critical talk. Chuck McKinley, defending men’s champion, edges Billy Knight as Roy Emerson advances over Arthur Ashe to reach the quarterfinals.
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Associated Press
Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean
Billie
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Marge Smith
Australia
Big Marge
Miss Moffitt
Margaret Lee
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Roy Emerson
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
U.S
One-Hitter by Arrigo Leads Twins Past White Sox 2-0
Gerry Arrigo of Minnesota pitched a one hitter as the Twins shut out the Chicago White Sox 2-0. The lone hit against him was Mike Hershberger's leadoff single in the ninth. Boog Powell drove in four for Baltimore in a 9-4 13-inning win over Washington, including a tying ninth and a go-ahead two-run homer in the 13th.
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Jim Wiltshire
Clark
Frank Simons
Simons
John Bowers
Tom Haller
Los Angeles
Bob Miller
Miller
Pirates
Bill Virdon
Roberto Clemente
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Clemente
Joey Jay
Mets
Charlie Smith
Joe Christopher
Warren Spahn
Tracy Stallard
Milwaukee
Leo Burke
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Colts
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Doug Clemens
Gerry Arrigo
Minnesota
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Mike Hershberger
Boog Powell
Baltimore
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Washington
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