Lema Leads Lucky International Open After Rainy First Round
Tony Lema and Don January share the five under par 66 lead at Harding Park as rain slick greens aid scoring. Arnold Palmer and Jerry Stoehlsmith sit one stroke behind with others at 68 or 69 as Nicklaus faces possible elimination after a 74.
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Athletics Fight to Stay Put as 1964 AL Schedule Released
President Cronin says the Athletics will remain in Kansas City amid a move bid by Charles O. Finley. The 1964 AL schedule features 443 night games, a record, with Los Angeles leading in night action and Kansas City among top clubs, while Finley may take the case to court.
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Kingpetch Retains World Flyweight Crown in Bangkok Bout
Thai challenger Kingpetch Petch earned a points win over Japan’s Kiroyuki Ebihara to reclaim the world flyweight title in Bangkok. Ebihara was outpointed 112 to 112 on some scorecards, while Kingpetch secured the championship with a clear decision.
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Seventh-Ranked Bulldogs Headed for Double Weekend
Seventh-ranked Athens, unbeaten in 10 games, plays tonight at Gallipolis and Saturday at home against Lancaster Golden Gates. Coach John Everett lines up Gustavson Fitzgerald Coon Duncan with Gibson or Rohr, while Fred Hill Tope lead the Gallipolis forwards as Magnani centers.
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OU Grad To Teach Golf At Steubenville
Donald N. Ogrizovich, a junior graduate of Ohio University and former golf team member, has been hired as an intramural golf instructor at the College of Steubenville for the spring semester. All Ohio University sports squads are idle this weekend for exams.
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Accidents mar Olympic practice in Innsbruck
Pre Olympic training in Innsbruck Austria is troubled by crashes and injuries. Briton Norman Barkley broke his left upper arm and Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypecki was injured fatally in separate toboggan incidents. Austen Samuelstuen and Dave Hicks also sustained injuries during hill runs and spills.
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