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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1961
Page
15
Arnold Palmer, the 1960 golf circuit money leader, opens as the 6-1 favorite for the $45,000 Los Angeles Open at Rancho Municipal. Palmer, fresh from the National Open and Masters victories, says he is playing well after a solid practice round but doubts about the odds linger.
Miami AP reports Don Finsterwald defends title as Lloyd Mangrum predicts near 2 million total stakes for 1960. Carries Back favored. Yale swimmers and international entries from Manila to Venezuela join field at 7100-yard course with par 71 greens and broad fairways testing accuracy.
First round games of the Pendleton Invitational varsity section pit Vernon Township Frankton Markleville and Pendleton against each other at 1 30 p m in Pendleton. Arabians lead with a 7 3 record and Pendleton Irish hold 3 6 while Frankton and Markleville post strong showings in recent contests. Tonight at 7 the first round tips off with winners advancing to Saturday title game at 8 30. reserve winners meet earlier Saturday.
Tom Stith of St Bonaventure trails Frank Burgess of Gonzaga by a small margin in the NCAA scoring race. Stith averages 31.0 points over 10 games, Burgess 31.3 in 12 contests, with Tom Chilton of East Tennessee State also nearing the top.
Mississippi star Jerry Lucas of Ohio State and Grantland Rice award winners are highlighted as top college players. The piece notes Kentucky and Memphis State performances, free throw leaders, and defense marks amid a season wrap with Sugar Bowl context and stock market-like shifts in ranking.
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