Palmer Is Big LA Favorite For Los Angeles Open
Arnold Palmer, the best known money winner of the 1960 golf season, was the 6-1 favorite to win the $45,000 Los Angeles Open at Rancho Municipal. The field includes Don Finsterwald as defending champion and Lloyd Mangrum noting three or more possible victors in what is described as the finest roster in the event's history.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Rancho Municipal
Palmer
MacDonald Smith
Ben Hogan
Don Finsterwald
Lloyd Mangrum
Mangrum
United States
Sam Snead
Jersey City Signs Lease on Stadium
Florida bred horses led by Carry Back earned $1,169,625 in stakes in 1960 with prospects of near $2,000,000 this year as Bonnie Heath notes strong Florida TB earnings. Yale swimmers include Bob Boni Manila Harvey Gleason Venezuela and Bill Kinnear Argentina. golf course features and challenging greens on a 7,100 yard layout with fast greens.
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Florida Thoroughbred Breeders Association
Florida
Heath
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Yale
The
United States
Bob Boni
Manila
Harvey Gleason
Venezuela
Bill Kinnear
Argentina
Pendleton Invitational first round pairings set at 1 30
Vernon Township Frankton Markleville and Pendleton fives will be paired at 1 30 today in Pendleton, first round games tonight at 7 o clock. Winners meet for the title Saturday night at 8 30 with reserve winners playing earlier.
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Mt. Comfort
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Eagles
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Summitville
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Ben Cheshier
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Bill Kirby
Jack Young
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Jim Crosley
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Byron Rider
Phil Honnold
Steve Young
Jim Lee
Dick Dawson
Gerald Dowden
Phil Mabrey
Rick Godby
Gary Britton
Larry Riley
Dowden
Herald
South Side Freshmen Top Alexandria 40 to 20 in Basketball
South Side freshmen defeated Alexandria 40 to 20 on Tre day night. Box shows Goree Fuller and Rogers led scoring for South Side with multiple field goals while Alexandria’s Leer McPhearson and Davis contributed. teams totaled misses and makes across the box score.
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Anderson
South Side
Goree
Meyers
Lewis
Fuller
Rogers
Rousey
Perbobe
Sancnesvecswncen
Iment
Leer
McPhearson
Davis
Blackard
POG
Ccscereese Ee
Morehead
South Side Triumphs Over Alexandria In EighthGrade Contest
South Side Anderson South Side led 52 to 29 as three players scored in double figures against Alexandria in a Thursday eighth-grade game at the Alex gym. An unidentified opponent tipped in a basket for the winners and the box score lists Grubb Walker Wiey and Seal as top scorers.
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Anderson
Alex Gym
South Side
Grubb
Féi
Walker
Wiey
Alex
South Side 1618
South Side i
After Inventory Sale at Odell Camera
Inventory closeout for cameras and projectors at Odell Camera located at 19th and Main. Bulletin Herald Classifieds notes a final clearance event with remaining stock.
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Odell
19Th & Main
Bulletin-Herald
Stith Closes In On Nation's Scoring Leader
Stith of St Bonaventure trails Frank Burgess of Gonzaga by a narrow margin as NCAA statistics show him averaging 31.0 points through 10 games. Burgess sits at 31.3 with 12 games, while Tom Chilton of East Tennessee State climbs toward the top.
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UPI
Tom Stith
St. Bonaventure
Oscar Robertson
Frank Burgess
Gonzaga
Stith
Bonnies
Ohio State
Burgess
East Tennessee State
Tom Chilton
Ncaa Service Bureau
Mississippi Receives Grantland Rice Award for Football
The University of Mississippi was named winner of the Grantland Rice Award by the Football Writers Association of America and Look Magazine after an unbeaten season. Mississippi clinched the honor after topping Rice 14 6 in the Sugar Bowl, with Clara leading defensive hold to allow 48.0 rushing yards per game.
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University of Mississippi
Clara
Nually
Football Writers Association of America
Look Magazine
Mississippi
Rice
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