Sam Snead Nearing End of Colorful Tourney Golf Career
Sam Snead 51 says his health and short game are not what they were yet he plans a return in the PGA Seniors next year and still eyeing the National Open. He recalls rivals, notes nerves affect golf, and insists adrenaline and competition keep him in the game.
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Sam Snead
Charles Stafford Sebring
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Virginia
Snead
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Harder Hall
Picard
Sarazen
Hogan
Nelson
Worsham
Middlecoff
Palmer
Nicklaus
England
Europe
Byron Nelson
Parsons and Loras Win In Iowa College Showdowns
Parsons, formerly of the Iowa Conference, beat William Penn 75 68 in Fairfield to claim its first win in three starts. Morningside rolled Westmar 101 82 at LeMars to reach 2 1, St Ambrose and Loras also won to move to 2 2. Monmouth defeated Monmouth 88 83 as Jones scored 33 and Gilliland 32.
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Associated Press
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Westmar
LeMars
Platteville State
Wisconsin
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Tom Gilliland
Bowling League Scores Race Across City Venues
standings list for leagues including Morning Star and American League clubs with team scores and venues such as Austin, K of C, Budweiser, Hansen’s, and Pin Pickers. results show high marks like Maloney Res with 2873 and Derby Bar 2879, across recreation and national leagues.
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Oriental Boxing Federation set to tighten injury rules
The Oriental Boxing Federation convened in Manila for its annual meeting and is expected to adopt stricter rules to reduce boxer injuries. Buck Hill ski area opened near Minneapolis at 11 a.m. with three slopes and two tows operating.
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Mnaila
Oriental Boxing Federation
Buick Hill
Buck Hill
Minneapolis
Bullets game halted by breaking backboard in Oakland
Gus Johnson of the Bullets shattered the glass with 1 04 left in the third as the Warriors led 84 78. After an 18 minute delay maintenance found a brace and the game resumed. San Francisco won 117 108. Hannum said the game was played under protest.
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Oakland
Calif
Gus Johnson
Baltimore Bullets
Bullets
San Francisco Warriors
Warriors
Oakland Auditorium
San Francisco
Alex Hannum
Hansen Leads Drake Scoring With 63.6 Percent Accuracy
Dave Hansen of Marshalltown Iowa advanced to a Drake starting post and leads the Missouri Valley in field goal accuracy with 14 baskets in 22 attempts for .636. Drake also tops the league in team rebounding at 59.9 percent.
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Kansas
Drake
Peeples Returns to Iowa Practice
Sophomore George Peeples returned to Iowa's practice after missing two games with flu but is not expected to start against Southern Methodist Thursday night. Coach Sharm Scheuerman said Bill Shea will start at center until Peeples' condition is clearer.
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George Peeples
Iowa
Southern Methodist
Sharm Scheuerman
Bill Shea
Evansville
St. Louis
Peeples
Diaz Outpoints Williams in New York Fight
Gil Diaz from Puerto Rico defeats Tommy Williams of Washington, D C by points over eight rounds in New York. Fred Roots of Sacramento beats Jimmy Beecham of Philadelphia on points in Sacramento in ten rounds.
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Gil Diaz
Puerto Rico
Tommy Dynamite Williams
Washington, D.C
Sacramento
Calif
Fred Roots
Jimmy Beecham
Philadelphia
Atlanta Crackers name Jack McKeon as manager
Bill McKechnie, president of the International League club, announces 33 year old former catcher Jack McKeon will manage the 1964 Atlanta Crackers.
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Atlanta
Jack McKeon
Atlanta Crackers
Bill McKechnie
Lucchesi Rehired to Manage Little Rock in PCL
The Philadelphia Phillies announced on Tuesday that Frank Lucchesi has been signed again to manage Little Rock in the Pacific Coast League for the upcoming season.
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Philadelphia
Frank Lucchesi
Little Rock
Philadelphia Phillies
Carroll County approves 750000 bond for courthouse
Voters approved a 750000 bond issue to fund a new Carroll County courthouse on Tuesday on the third try. The tally was 4165 in favor to 1597 against, after defeats in two prior elections.
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Carroll
Carroll County
Wilson & Co declares quarterly dividend of 40 cents
Wilson & Co Inc board approves a 1.60 per share annual dividend to be paid in four quarterly installments on Feb 1 May 1 Aug 1 and Nov 1 to holders of record Jan 10 Apr 10 Jul 10 and Oct 9 1964. Final 1963 earnings not yet available but preliminary domestic earnings and foreign subsidiary dividends totaled about 7.2 million, with per share 2.81 versus 2.98 prior year.
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Wilson & Co., Inc. Board of
Navy
Roscoe G. Haynie
Wilson
Haynie
Potato Crop Report Shows Lower Winter Harvest
The Agriculture Department reports winter crop potatoes at 3.32 million hundredweight, down from 3.866 million last year and 4.273 million the five year average. Harvested area declined to 18,500 acres from 20,300 prior year. Milk output in November reached 9.193 billion pounds, down from October and last November, with the five year average at 8.932 billion. Egg production in November stood at 5.104 billion, slipping from October and last November, above the five year November average of 4.36 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Tom Harmon Builds Broadcasting Empire From Michigan Fame
Hollywood AP profile of Tom Harmon detailing his rise from Michigan All American star to a self-made sportscasting entrepreneur. He formed Tom Harmon Enterprises, hired staff, and sold an ABC package, with wife Elyse Knox at his side. His career spans college football glory, wartime service, and a nationwide media presence.
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Hollywood
Calif
Tom Harmon
Harmon
Michigan
American Broadcasting Company
Elyse Knox
Tommy
Gary
Ind
Tom
Detroit
Air Corps
North Africa
China
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