Aaron Holds Lead In PGA After Second Round Drama
Tommy Aaron maintained a slim two stroke edge at 137 over Jack Nicklaus and Dave Marr in Ligonier Pennsylvania as Arnold Palmer faced off course controversy. Palmer endured penalties and a deteriorating round, while George Knudson shot a hole in one and several veterans chased the leaders amid a tense, stormy Friday scene.
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N.Y
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Don Biles
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PGA
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Mason Rudolph
Doug Ford
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18 Year Old To Talk In AAU NCAA Feud Hearings
Gerry Lindgren an 18 year old Washington State University runner will testify as Congress opens hearings on the AAU NCAA feud. He defied an NCAA ban by competing in AAU events, a prerequisite for making the U S national team touring Europe. Senators Magnuson and others expect the inquiry to bridge differences and draft possible agreements between the two groups.
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Casey Stengel Leaves Hospital After Hip Injury
Casey Stengel, renowned manager of the New York Mets, was discharged from Roosevelt Hospital after the initial phase of hip fracture recovery. The 75 year old, upbeat and “very much on the go,” left the hospital quietly as the Mets, then in last place, awaited his return.
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German Women Lose to U S Gals in Munich Track Meet
United States women sprinted to a 62 55 victory over West Germany in Munich. Edith McGuire and Wyomia Tyus led the way as the U S women won seven of 11 events including the 100 and 200 meters and the 400 relay.
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New Pro Football League Debuts With Six Games
A new Continental League opens its 14 game schedule with six teams in action led by Hartford at Richmond and Wheeling at Toronto. Other pairings include Newark hosting Philadelphia and Providence hosting Charleston as the league eyeing a 1966 TV deal and a triple major status.
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BCHS Football Players Meet for Season Planning
Bennington Catholic High School principal Rev. Vincent J. Spinelli asks BCHS football players to meet at the school at 6 30 p.m. Monday to begin plans for the coming season.
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Giants Will Be Running When NFL Season Opens
New York Giants coach Allie Sherman says the team will emphasize running rather than passing as the season starts. He notes the Giants, once led by passers Charlie Conerly and Y A Tittle, plan to use a new running approach with a focus on ground attacks and a stable of young backs.
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Giants switch to winged T offense under Sherman
Giants coach Allie Sherman unveils a new winged T system featuring Ernie Wheelwright and Steve Thurlow at running back with Gary Wood at quarterback while rookie contenders press for the QB spot. The defense gains youth with Lou Slaby and others, and Don Chandler departs as special teams reshapes under new coordinators.
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Andy Stynchula
Andy Robustelli
Jim Katkaugae
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Jim Carroll
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Texas
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Jimmy Patton
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Stakes Winning Jockey To Be Honored at Pownal
John Sellers Night at Green Mountain Park in Pownal honors the East’s top stakes winning jockey. The 28 year old Los Angeles native, now in Miami, will receive the winner’s circle presentation after the 8th race, the feature named for him. Sellers scored three stakes wins in four days including a Great American Stakes victory at Aqueduct and a Hollywood Oaks win.
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Hinsdale Entries Pace List From The Racing Meet
A long list of horses jockeys and owners across nine pacing divisions shows entries and prize money from Hinsdale. Notable names include Scottie G-N Lacombe R and Princess Choice-No Driver Miss Somebody-A among others with $500 to $1000 purses and various drivers such as Jim Crum Silk Jr and Parker.
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Trader Vie
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Duke
Victor
Ja. Cross Sandrift
Princess R
Tammy Moraka
Parker
Adios
Flip
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Green Mountain Entries FIRST Cline $1500
A listed racing card presents Green Mountain entries for the first race with names such as Cline and a $1500 purse. Many horse names and owner abbreviations follow, including Prodan Sigler and Senator Playboy Fasbanks, among others.
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Jato Prodan
Sigler Senator Playboy
Gilbert Copper
Goia—Sigler
Vicious Circle
Pruden Seraga—Pasquarelli
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Bates Quarterbrass
Green
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Euliot
Idle Threate
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Wright
Clmne
Lea
Pruden Gean
Alibi
Sigler
Parktaker
Crash Victim In Fair Haven Stock Car Race
Two stock car races highlight action at Fairmount Speedway in Fair Haven Vermont. Saturday features Jimmy Koehler of Coventry Connecticut returning after a recent crash at Hillside Speedway in Vergennes. Sunday gathers top northeastern cars for a Trenton 200 starting position.
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