Littler Signals Title Defense as Open Champion Eyes Repeat
Gene Littler, winner of the 1961 U S Open, declares confidence in defending his Oakmont crown. He captured the $25,000 top prize at the Golf Classic with 13 under, while Nicklaus earned $10,000 for second as Palmer slumped. Sam Snead and Butch Baird also posted strong showings in a crowded field at Upper Montclair Country Club.
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N.J
Ben Hogan
Gene Littler
San Diego
Calif
Oakmont
Littler
Oakland Hills
Jack Nicklaus
Upper
Montclair Country Club
Navy
Upper Montclair
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Ellis
West Caldwell
Don Finsterwaldd
Sam Snead
J. Littler
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Retriever Club Holds Trial in Minnesota and Austin
The Retriever Club staged land and water trials at Foster Ashton farm Ramsey and Austin with open stakes in Shadow GA Red Hayes first Rowdy Mason City second Daylight Mason City third Rip O Roseville St Paul fourth Lady Austin certificate. Qualifying and puppy stakes produced winners Moose Tex Tex owner Louis Smith handler John Crea St Paul first Tex Merrill Stevens Rochester second Del Tone Dixie M Bean St Paul third Thee BL Mike Bellowmey Mason City first Co coa Choclare Lab Cliff Murray Winona second Pride Nick Schneider Winona third.
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Ramsey
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Dick Olson
Minneapolis
Mac
Joe Drons
Mason City
Beau
Golden Retriever
Ben Hill
St. Paul
Midnight
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Brainerd
Dage
John Crea
Shadow
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Rochester
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Thee
Mike Bellowmey
Cocoa
Choclare Lab
Cliff Murray
Winona
Pride
Nick Schneider
Sadecki Shakes Off Fine To Power Giants Victory
Ray Sadecki, 21, homered and earned a win as St. Louis snapped an eight game skid with an 8 4 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Manager Johnny Keane had fined him 250 for a poor relief outing, then praised his return to form after a week of tension with Cardinal management.
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Ray Sadecki
St. Louis Cardinal
San Francisco Giants
Johnny Keane
Red Birds
Sadecki
Keane
UMD Golfers Place High in NAIA Meet
Davenport Iowa AP The University of Minnesota Duluth finished third in the NAIA golf tournament with two top five finishers. Tom Maas shot a final round 70 for 292 total two strokes behind individual champion Steve Spray of Eastern New Mexico. Ron Johnson added a 72 for a 299 total to place fourth. The Bulldogs totaled 1222, twelve behind Western Illinois and six ahead of Texas Wesleyan for second.
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Davenport
Iowa
University of Minnesota Duluth
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Tom Maas
Steve Spray
New Mexico
Ron Johnson
Duluth
Bulldogs
Western Illinois
Texas Wesleyan
Ter-Ovanesyan Sets Broad Jump Mark in Yerevan
Igor Ter-Ovanesyan, 24, leaped 27 feet 3 inches in Yerevan to unofficially break Ralph Boston's world broad jump record. The Soviet athlete, one of two in a week to surpass an American standard, Rosy interval noted. The meet also featured Vladimir Trusenev's discus mark and hints at an upcoming USA-Soviet Olympic style meet at Stanford. Boston hailed the jump as terrific and vowed to continue pursuit of the record.
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Igor Ter- Ovanesyan
Vladimir Trusenev
al Oerter
America
Ter-Ovanesyan
Boston
Oerter
Trusenev
United States- Soviet Union
Hockey Group OKs Olympic Rules in Meets
The Minnesota Amateur Hockey Association adopted International ice hockey rules for pee wee through senior leagues at its Minneapolis meeting. Ray Schaefer represented the Southern Minnesota Hockey League. Major tournament sites named include National Bantam in Duluth and Senior A in Coleraine with others to be chosen later. Officers re elected were Walter Bush Jr. as president Calvin Marvin Wayne Overbagh and John Banks Jr. as vice presidents, Donald M Clark as secretary treasurer.
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Minnesota Amateur Hockey Association
Minneapolis
Ray Schaefer
Southern Minnesota Hockey League
Duluth
Coleraine
MAHA
Walter Bush Jr
Calvin Marvin
Warroad
Wayne Overbagh
Rochester
John Banks Jr
Donald M. Clark
Cumberlain
Wis
Marshalltown Golfers Win Elmwood Best-Ball Tourney
Two Marshalltown players John Liechty and Clyde Feltes captured the Elmwood best-ball match by defeating Marshalltown duo Glenn Cooper and Clyde McIntire one up.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
John Liechty
Clyde Feltes
Elmwood
Glenn Cooper
Clyde McIntire
Jockey Willie Shoemaker Sets All-Time 1953 Win Record
Jockey Willie Shoemaker rode 485 winners in 1953, an all-time high. His record marked a milestone in horse racing history.
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Willie Shoemaker
Waterloo Girl Tops Golf at Fort Madison
Waterloo golfer Andy Cohn won the Southeast Iowa Women's golf tour event at Fort Madison with 146 to secure an 11 stroke margin over Dubuque opponent Sharon Fladoos. Cohn set a women's course record with 70 and 76 for a 36 hole total, while Fladoos finished second with 157.
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Iowa
Andy Cohn
Waterloo
Sharon Flatoos
Dubuque
Miss Cohn
Fort Madison Country Club
Miss Fladoos
Barbara Dupany
St. Louis
U. S. Favored in Wightman Cup Tennis
The United States Wightman Cup team, captained again by Mrs. Margaret Osborne DuPont, includes Darlene Hard and six others as they prepare to face Great Britain next weekend. Hard, the U.S. women's champion, returns after missing last year due to injuries.
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London
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
United States
Georgia Southern Wins 1962 NAIA Baseball Title
Georgia Southern, runner-up two years ago, defeated Portland State 2-0 in the finals at St Joseph Missouri to claim the NAIA baseball championship. Pierce Blanchard improved to 10-1 with 10 strikeouts and three walks over four hits.
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Georgia Southern
Portland
Ore
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Pierce Blanchard
Southern
Moyers Seek Prestige in Madison Square Garden Bout
Denny Moyer hopes to regain prestige in a return bout with Teddy Wright at Madison Square Garden. Wright, a Detroit welterweight, won a split decision over Denny at the Garden last Saturday night, making it two of two for Wright against the Moyers.
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Teddy Wright
Madison Square Garden
Wright
Detroit
Denny
the Garden
Teddy
Phil Moyer
Danger Zone Extended for Major Pacific Nuclear Test
Honolulu reports the United States will extend Johnston Island’s danger area to 530 nautical miles at sea level and 990 miles at 30 000 feet, with 40 000 feet height and 1 050 mile radius. The shot, several megatons, may lift 200 miles high and be seen from Hawaii.
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United States
Johnston Island
U.S
Hawaii
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Defense Department
Hawaiian
Colts Sign End Ken Gregory In Baltimore Pact
Baltimore Colts announce Wednesday the signing of end Ken Gregory to strengthen the squad.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Ken Greg Ory
Senate and House plan heavy week of business
The Senate and House begin a full week of business with major spending bills on the docket. Two appropriations bills seek 48 billion dollars for Defense and 932 million for Interior, both already passed by the House. The upper chamber will also consider all channel TV and a space communications satellite system after those. The House opens with a pay equity bill for women workers to ensure equal pay for equal work.
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Senate
House
Defense Department
Interior Department
Kennedy urges end to wornout slogans join hands for economy
President Kennedy urges critics to drop wornout slogans and collaborate with government to strengthen the economy. He defends the steel clash as not anti business and stresses a partnership of government with all sectors to pursue economic progress, warning against equating deficits with inflation.
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New Haven, Conn
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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