Demling Cruises Past Dokka To Reach Public Links Semis
George Demling, who left his Louisville job to play in the National Public Links, defeated Arne Dokka 5 and 4 at Brown Deer to advance to the semifinals. Demling, 23, led 3 up after nine and will face Monty Kaiser of Wichita in the 16 hole semifinal. Kaiser beat North Anderson 4 and 2, while Don Bowers and Dave Ojala won to set the other semifinal.
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Griffith Faces Three Potential Foes For Next Title Defense
New York reports Emile Griffith, fresh from a financially and artistically successful title defense, now has three possible opponents for his next middleweight title bout. Names and identities of the contenders are being discussed amid ongoing negotiations.
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Brooklyn Bridge Aqueduct Victor in Narrow Win at Aqueduct
Brooklyn Bridge ridden by Ron Turcotte led early and won the featured 10,000 race at Aqueduct by three lengths over Chinato owner of Swaps Stable paid 10 80 5 00 and 3 60 across the board. Peter Piper finished third paying 3 60. First victory for Brooklyn Bridge in eight starts. purse 6,000 raised 1966 earnings to 20,459. Trivnnin Rose won the first race at 7 00 and High Hairan won the second at 8 00 for the daily double totaling 97 20. In boxing action at Madison Square Garden Archer sought another chance against Griffith. Griffth and Archer discussed a rematch after a crowd-pleasing bout in which both fighters showed courage.
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Dick Tiger
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Nina
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Hayward
Las Vegas
Tiger Manager Bob Salt Hospitalized After Illness
Detroit AP reports Tigers manager Bob Salt, and a crowd of 12,776, watched a game that featured a fight and a sudden illness at home. Doctors diagnosed gastrenteritis linked to a virus. Salt was taken to Henry Ford Hospital for treatment amid ongoing coaching staff unclear on next steps.
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Terrell to Defend Crown Against Bonavena in Atlantic City
Heavyweight titleholder Ernie Terrell will defend the WBA crown against Oscar Bonavena in Atlantic City at Convention Hall this September. Terrell, a 6 foot 6 inch Chicagoan, won the IWBA title with a 1965 decision over Eddie Machen, while Bonavena captured the South American title with a two round decision over Gregorio Peralta last September after a recent win over Jorge Chuvalo. Terms of the bout were set after a conference with promoter Al Sofier. no further details were announced.
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Gregorio Peralta
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Brown Holds 15 NL Marks in 1952 season
In Cleveland a football summary notes Brown leading in multiple rushing and combined stats for the 1952 season. Vince Lombardi comments on evolving quarterback play as defensive linemen grow larger and faster.
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Cupit Shines with 65 to Lead Minnesota Classic
Jack Cupit fired a 65 in the Minnesota Golf Classic first round, saying his unorthodox swing worked after a two week layoff. He led by a stroke over a field that included his past five season earnings and three career tour wins. Cupit noted he would not disclose all details of his preparation.
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Cupil Excels With Birdies At Kellar Course Nine Highlights
Cupil blistered the back nine at Kellar Golf Course with six birdies and 17 greens in regulation aided by 20 putts. He finished under par, praising his form as his best round of the year. The field included Schlee and others, with plans to trim to the low 70s after Friday's round and conclude Sunday.
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Bunch Of Daisies Wins After Naidi Diam Disqualified
Bunch of Daisies, a year old filly, won Arlington Park's $5,000 Red Shoe purse after Naidni Diem was disqualified for interference with 15,447 in attendance. With Bill Hartack aboard, Bunch of Daisies paid $7.00, $3.40 and $3.00 for the 1 1/16 mile race in 1:18.5. Naidal Diam and Henry Moreno were placed second, Blue Tracery finished third.
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