Nicklaus Calls Tour Schedule Out of Hand
Nicklaus criticizes the PGA tour calendar as too long and packed with events. He notes golfers need rest weeks before major opens and cites his own week off to relax and practice at home.
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Radatz Shines As Reliever In Interman Action
In St Louis Missouri Charlie Johnson earned a chemistry degree at Washington University. Johnson is named first string quarterback for the Cardinals. He showcased as relief pitcher Radatz shined in Interman play.
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Boros Wins Buick Open for $9,000 Record Boost
Julius Boros captured $9,000 by winning the Buick Open in Dunedin Florida, moving to $43,325 and securing third on the PGA money list behind Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player. The report notes Gary Player fell to fourth with $39,065 while Nicklaus tops the circuit at $87,615.
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Phillies win as Culp stops Reds in rain shortened game
Ray Culp earned his seventh win as the Phillies beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 in a rain ended affair. Stallard pitched seven strong innings for Pittsburgh in a 3-2 Mets victory despite late Reds rallies. New York offense mounted by Tony Taylor and Jim Piersall.
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Arizona Wins First Round NCAA Baseball Thriller
Arizona Wildcats struck early and built a 4 0 lead against Penn State in a first round NCAA baseball game while Florida State and Western Michigan played in the afternoon doubleheader. Pete Liske doubled and scored Penn State's only run as Ed Kmit drove him home.
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Bowling Tips for Repetition and Control
A compact guide explains consistent bowling form by standing in the same position for each frame and noting toe placement relative to the approach dot. It promotes a strict routine to achieve monolongus accuracy and offers a pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners by Marion Ladewig via National Newspaper Syndicate.
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Utter Again Tops Golden Gloves Officials Ranking
Anderson's Bob Utter named among the top Golden Gloves referees in the United States by the National AAU in Boston. A 17 year veteran, he has officiated over 2 000 amateur bouts and refereed professional bouts, earning multiple outstanding referee honors.
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Chuck) Utter
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Wrigley May Wind Up With Biggest Last Laugh In Baseball History
New York Phil Wrigley owner of the Chicago Cubs aims for a historic final laugh as he shifts coaching roles and rebuilds with young talent. The team models a revolving head coach policy highlighted by athletic director Robert V Whitlow guiding fitness and conditioning. Key trades include George Alouman moving to St. Louis for Larry Jackson and Lindy McDaniel, reshaping the Cubs roster as 1960s optimism returns.
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Kynch and Saveges Win PGA Sectional Spots in Kokomo
Ed Knych of Ft. Harrison Golf Course Indiana and John Saveges of Fort Wayne's Orchard Ridge Club earned sectional qualifying places for the National PGA tournament after shooting 71 69 140 at Kokomo Country Club. Charlie Harter of Pleasant Run Club claimed the third Indiana spot automatically. The national event will be at the Athletic Club Golf Course.
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Connie Mack Owens With 2 Games Today
Competition in the 1963 Anderson Connie Mack boys baseball league opens tonight with two games at 5 45 and 8 00 oclock Jorals and Pepsi Cola clash in the nightcap while Broadway and Supreme Tool open the double header
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