Bob Littler Jr. Qualifies For U S Open At Columbus Sectional
Amateur golfers from Ohio earned berths for the U S Open by qualifying in Columbus and Youngstown. Bob Littler Jr. from Athens shot 76 72 148 to lead amateurs at Columbus while Don Voth, Rick Spiers, Ed Meister and others posted strong scores for Open berths in regional events across Ohio.
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Season Ends With Bobcats Over Fresh
Ohio University varsity caps 1963 with a 4 2 win over the freshmen at Trautwein Field. A two run homer by Sprachi backed by three varsity pitchers up the curtain on the season. The nine innings were limited to eight by darkness. The varsity finish the regular season 17 8 with a 9 3 conference mark. Cleveland Indians promote Jim Lawrence and Ted Abernathy from Jacksonville IL.
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Lema Wins Memphis Open to Rise in Money List
Tony Lema captured the $50,000 Memphis Open in a sudden-death playoff with Tommy Aaron, earning $9,000 to move to second on the circuit's money list behind Jack Nicklaus. The 27-hole regulation finished 270, tied with Aaron, before Lema won on the first playoff hole. Harold Kneece and Bruce Crampton tied for third at 274.
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Baseball Standings and Upcoming Schedule
The standings show Baltimore leading with 29 wins and New York 23 as teams schedule Monday night games. Upcoming matches include Detroit at Los Angeles and Baltimore at Kansas City with Washington at Minnesota and Cleveland at Chicago in the night slate.
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Indianapolis 500 winners rely on team effort over individual glory
Auto racing writer Dale Burgess notes the $125,000 winner’s check goes to the owner, while drivers earn a contract share. The piece lists the 1950s Leader Card Special pit crew roles, highlighting owner Robert Wilkie and crew chief A. J. Watson as key figures in the team effort.
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Boxing Results From Coast Rounds Featured Fighters
Boston bout saw Loui Gutierrez 159 outpoint Joe Washington 157 over ten rounds in Philadelphia. San Francisco card had Roger Rouse 170 beating Sonny Miles 173 in Oakland over ten. Bakersfield contest pitted Tony Noriega 141 defeating Benny Medina 141 in ten rounds.
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Athens K T Crossen Legion Post Holds First Practice
The K T Crossen Legion Post baseball team will hold its first practice of the season Friday at 4 p m on the Athens High diamond. Players report to coach Ed Bannon. Crossen Post was a state finalist last year in the Legion Tournament at Ohio University. Only games scheduled.
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Relko Favored in 184th English Derby at Epsom Downs
Epsom England France’s Relko is the 4-1 favorite in the 184th English Derby with over two dozen horses set to race the 114-mile classic at Epsom Downs. Corpora owned by Robin Scully of Beatrice Nebraska is among five American-owned entries and rated 13-2.
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Five Flights Are Knotted In Royal McBee League Golf
Jim Romanowski repeated as medalist posting four over par 76 at Hocking Hills Country Club as 57 players competed. Don Hoffee shot 77 for runner up with flight winners including Dale Moffet Tom Evans in 1st flight and a six flight tie lineup. Bob Amon made the season’s first eagle at Athens Country Club sinking a 40 foot approach on No 1 in the spring tournament.
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Wills Ailing Dodgers Star May Miss Three Weeks
Maury Wills suffers calcification in the left toe requiring X rays and possible surgery may sideline the Dodgers base stealer for three weeks. He has missed 13 games and hits .252 with 11 steals, while Koufax battles a lingering finger condition and Cleveland’s Romano breaks a finger after a doubleheader.
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Shake Up In Store Reds Start Series With Giants
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson hints at lineup changes as the Reds open a three game set with the San Francisco Giants. He plans to use win leader Jim O Toole to spark movement while Juan Marichal leads the league leading Giants. Reds batting slumps persist with a .232 team average and Gonder the only home-run threat in 12 games.
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Cage Date Is Changed For Dayton Loyola Game
Dayton coach Tom Blackburn and Loyola of Chicago coach George Ireland moved the 1963 64 matchup from January 29 to January 27. The game will be at Dayton Fieldhouse, marking the third straight meeting between the schools with Dayton recalling its 1962 NIT semifinal win and Loyola’s prior New Year’s Eve Chicago Stadium victory.
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