Grandview Men's Club Championship Draws 128 players in six flights
First round pairings announced for the 1962 Grandview Men's Club Championship. Defending champion Richard Roberts opens against Hugh Kettron in the Championship Flight. Notable entrants include Mike Berson, Rod Swinehart, Oscar Melson, Jim Overlin, Steve Super, Norman Sanders, Bob Blake and Dave Bingaman. Matches must be played by Aug 12 to Sept 3 with most final rounds Sept 2 or 3.
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Joe
Illiam Granger
William Creed
Municipal Group
Richard
Dick) Roberts
Hugh Kettron
Mike Berson
Rod Swinehart
Edgewood
Oscar Melson
Jim Overlin
Steve Super
Norman Sanders
Bob Blake
Dave Bingaman
Dick Roberts
H Kettron
Mike Borson
Briddle
Bill Creed
Tom Williams
Clyde Dickerson
Gale Gregory
Bob Ramsey
Jack Beck
Bob Potter
Wendell Parson
Merlin Tyler
Milt Owens
Paul O'Neill
Elmer Anson
Lee Overlin
Pete Lewis
Il Sullivan
Ben Cornell
Mike Humphrey
Kent Poore
Frank Daughery
Ack Fuller
McFarland
O Windlaw
Ronald Shep
Charles Wolfe
Norman Norris
Earl Garrison
Paul Wykoff
Jerry Fogarty
Dick Clute
Charles Jer
Arlie Houston
Bryce Brown
Charles Barrett
Don Gwaltney
Charlies Green
Joe Fields
Bob Burkhardt
Jack Ormond
Charles Munger
Duane Cue
Bruce Wood
Dave Williams
Willard Sipes
Jim Moore
Buck McCormick
Gerald Bodkins
Lee Gilliam
Ed Dennis
Carl Scott
Frank Fishback
Jim Woodward
Andy Sandala
Ron McKibben
Charles Sokol
R. L. Walker
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Bill Case
Duke Miller
D. Herchan Snowden
Elwood Desori
Robert Tumulty
Duane Laurie
Frank Foster
Bob Snowden
Kenny Case
Leslie Chappell
Charles Burkhardt
Jim Karr
Elisha
Bud) Isaacs
John Herbst
Robert Stalnaker
Harry Geisinger
Ed Barnett
Ed Wright
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Oris Bod
Tom Crosby
Ernie Allman
W. Wigner
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Lee Atkinson
Bill Granger
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H. Stout Sr
Carry Back Heads Whitney Field At Saratoga
Carry Back, the 3-year-old champion, stars in the $50,000-added Whitney Stakes at Saratoga alongside contemporaries seeking bigger purses. Johnny Sellers rides Carry Back at 130 pounds while John Rotz sits out a 10-day suspension. Kelso and BeauPurple are not entered.
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Park and court pairings listed with several matchups
A fragment lists multiple pairings including Parks against Mike Zorabe An Gilbert Spradlin versus Harold Rec Don Keesey versus Jack Dennis Clarence Welsh against Phil Riehhart Secretary's Flight Gary Leever versus Andy Skiles Larry Shively versus Glen Hartley Rybolt versus Kenneth Ho er John Cook against Keith Hunt D Haston versus Melvin Rinker Shannon versus Charles Mani fold Sewell versus Ronald Ethering Gerald Cole against Everett Brown Eight Flight bracket Lyle Ward versus Francis Humphrey.
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Jack Dennis
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Phil Riehhart
Gary Leever
Andy Skiles
Larry Shively
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Rybolt
Kenneth Hoer
John Cook
Keith Hunt
D. Haston
Melvin Rinker
A Shannon
Charles Manifold
Sewell
Ronald Ethering
Gerald Cole
Everett Brown
Lyle Ward
Francis Humphrey
Aqueduct caps winter racing with Carry Back link
Yorktown tops a field of 11 at Aqueduct with 122 pounds while Crozier weighs 112 and Aidan seeks back to back wins after Arlington Classic. Under allowance, Stables star carries 123 in a $119,250 purse race as Mighty Fennec Black Sheep Times Roman also run. Multiple matchups listed with several byes and a schedule spanning Aug to Labor Day.
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Yorktown
Victor
Carry
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Crozier
Carry Back
Aidan
Mighty Fennec
Black Sheep
Times Roman
J. G. W. Stables
Dye Heroines Indiana Woman's Golf Title With Narrow Win
Alice Dye defeated Sandy Spuzich 11-up in the 36 hole Indiana Women's Golf final in Indianapolis. Dye birdied the last two holes to clinch her seventh state title after earlier rounds 73 and 75. Spuzich finished as runner up for the third time.
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Miss Spuzich
Palmer and Player Form TV Golf Team for Series
Arnold Palmer and Gary Player agreed to form a two player team to compete in a 13 match play TV golf series against challengers. Purse totals 156000 dollars. The ABC broadcasts run January 5, 1963, with each match aired on consecutive Saturdays and Sundays. Defeat eliminates challengers. prizes slide. George D. Widener, Jaipur owner, serves as honorary chairman of the New York Racing Association.
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Jaipur
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Giants Sell Grosscup To Vikings For Cash
New York Giants traded quarterback Lee Grosscup to the Minnesota Vikings in a straight cash deal. Grosscup, 25, praised the move as his biggest break as Minnesota builds a team and coach Norman Van Brocklin expects to give him a real chance to prove himself.
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Nagle Wins Tourney at Fairhaven Links
Nagle shot 68 and 71 to finish at 278 for a clear victory in the 72-hole pro tournament at Lytham St Annes Fairhaven links. Gay Brewer of Crystal River Florida was 10 strokes back, shooting 288 and tied for 22nd.
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Yankees Crush Chisox Run Away From AL Race
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 10-2 to extend their run of dominance in the American League. Tom Tresh Hector Lopez and Bobby Richardson led a 14 hit attack supported by Ralph Terry who earned his 15th win.
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New York
Amateur golf prizes claimed at Boca Ree Al first annual tourney
The Boca Ree Al club hosted its first annual golf tournament drawing 114 linksmen, 33 pros and 81 amateurs. Dave Bingaman of Anderson and Steve Wilkinson of West Lafayette tied for top amateur honors with 55s, each winning $175 in merchandise. Don McFadden won Banker’s Handicap with a 52 and $200. Full amateur results list 21 places with prizes from $6.25 to $175 and notes plans for an annual event.
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McClure Seeks 10th Straight Pro Victory at MSG
Wilbert Skeeter McClure, a Toledo native and 1960 Rome Olympic light middleweight champion, seeks his 10th straight pro win in a 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden against Argentina’s Farid Salim. The fight airs on ABC at 10 pm EDT with Salim favored 3-1 due to 38 pro fights and speed. McClure, 23, emphasizes not rushing a main event, while Salim owns 34 wins, 14 knockouts, two losses, and two draws in his 38 bouts.
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Skeeter) McClure
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Tennis Tourney Starts Monday
The annual City Parks Singles Tennis Tournament for players up to 18 begins at 9 a.m. Monday on the Riley courts. Five divisions compete with finals set for Thursday Aug 9, listing numerous matchups across Boys 12 and Under through Girls 15-18 divisions.
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Rookie Kubiszyn Her first MLB homer lifts Indians 1-0
Cleveland rookie Jack Kubiszyn hit his first major league home run and pitcher Dick Donovan spun a five hit shutout as the Indians edged the Kansas City Athletics 1-0. Donovan worked seven innings with relief before Fischer was charged with the loss.
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