Kaline Leads American Stars In All Star Ballot
Detroit’s Al Kaline topped the American League vote with 242 of 247 possible ballots for the July 11 game at Anaheim. Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson were also in the top starters, with Rod Carew the lone rookie to make the squad and Rico Petrocelli earning his first selection.
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Wiechers leads Canadian Open qualifying field in Montreal
Jim Wiechers of Atherton California fired five under par 67 to top a large field eyeing one of 30 spots for the Canadian Open starting Thursday in Montreal. Americans Eichelberger and Weaver shot 68 and 69 to sweep top three. Sam Snead announced he cannot compete due to a sore hand after posting a 72 to qualify.
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U.S
Berg and Klass Lead Field in Hot Springs Women's Open
Patty Berg, 49, and Beverly Sue Klass, 20, headline the 97-player field for the USGA Women's Open at the Cascades course in Hot Springs Virginia. Berg seeks a second title after a 27 year pro career. Klass makes her debut as a pro in a 72 hole event joined by stars Kathy Whitworth Carol Mann Mickey Wright and defending champ Sandra Spuzich.
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Carol Mann
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White Sox Rally Beats Orioles Behind Berry’s Heroics
Ken Berry, after convincing Stanky he could see, delivered a two run single with the bases loaded in the ninth to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 5 4 victory over Baltimore. Bill Robinson led the Yankees’ 5 2 win over Kansas City with three hits as New York extended its streak. Minnesota edged Boston 2 1 and California beat Washington 4 3 while Detroit and Cleveland were idle.
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Major League Standings and Results Summary
Major League standings show Chicago and Philadelphia led with recent results. Notable scores include New York over Kansas City 5 2 and Chicago over Baltimore 5 4. Scheduled Monday and Wednesday games list Pittsburgh Houston Philadelphia New York San Francisco and others with noted locations.
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Rain Cancels Junior Rifle Club Meeting Plans Continue Thru September
The writer notes rain canceled last Thursday's junior rifle club session but intends to resume Thursday shoots through September first, weather permitting. They will start Army qualification courses this week and finish soon, with members required to complete firing to keep two Remingtons for next year. The piece highlights Perry National Matches as valuable training and urges support for continuing the program amid budget debates.
Cubs Extend Streak to 7 in 4-2 Win
The Cubs beat Philadelphia 4-2 to extend their winning streak to seven games the longest since 1954. Claude Osteen and the Dodgers shut out Cincinnati 3-0 as Rich Nye earned the win. The Mets defeated Pittsburgh 3-2 behind a late rally.
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Pasarell Upsets Santana To Start Wimbledon Shockingly
Charlie Pasarell, 23, from Santurce Puerto Rico, defeats defending champion Manuel Santana of Spain 10-8 6-3 2-6 8-6 in the first round at Wimbledon. Hewitt looms next as Emerson backs his title bid amid a field of strong challengers.
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Ambledon
Bob Hewitt
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Santana
Roy Emerson
Emerson
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Osuna
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Ichizo Konishi
World's Fairest Wins First Race at Shenandoah Downs
World's Fairest, the 3-year-old colt given away at the New York World's Fair, captured his first race beating maidens in the opening event at Charles Town. He paid 4 to win and 10.20 for the first daily double with Dara Doodit following as favorite in the second half.
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World’s Fairest
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Tempo and Rhythm in the Golf Swing
Tempo and rhythm are key intangibles in golf and hard to teach. The article stresses keeping a consistent tempo, recommends a fairly slow pace, and notes rhythm improves with practice and controlled effort.
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