Boros takes Buick Open lead with 70 in second round
Julius Boros fired a 35 35 70 to move two strokes ahead in the Buick Open at Warwick Hills. The 45 year old, who set the 72 hole record in 1963, leads defending champ Tony Lema and a crowded group at 141, with Jack Nicklaus three under through 36 before fading.
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AFL Networks May Bring Atlanta Pro Football Team
AFL and NBC contract plus Cox Broadcasting edge toward bringing a franchise to Atlanta's new $18 million stadium. Cox favors the AFL to avoid NFL cross-network competition. Competing groups led by Lindsey Hopkins and Jim Clay pursue a franchise, aiming for a long term city lease. Williams College names tri captains Pete Allen, Bill Ewen, Tom Thornhill for 1966 tennis season with Thornhill as top singles player.
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Gentile Traded From A's To Astros For Pitcher Hickman
Diamond Jim Gentile, tied for the American League lead with 10 homers, was dealt from Kansas City to Houston for minor league pitcher Jesse Hickman and cash. The move fits the A's youth plan and funds future signings. Gentile, 31, will rejoin Houston leaders Richards and Harris, with Hikeman joining later. Gentile reflects on rebuilding and looks forward to Houston and the domed stadium.
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Norwich Coach Named to Intercollegiate Ski Group
John D. Reid head ski coach at Norwich University joins the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Coaches Association executive committee and chairs the eligibility committee at the Hanover meeting. The Norwich ski team finished seventh in team racing and may advance eight teams to Class A championships at Middlebury in March 1966. In football, Philadelphia Bulldogs sign Clark Kellogg J E Luciano and Al LeBlanc from Canton Bulldogs of the UFL.
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Ashe Drives US to 2-0 lead in Davis Cup zone play
Arthur Ashe Jr. toppled Keith Carpenter in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-1 as the United States built a commanding 2-0 edge over Canada in Davis Cup zone competition at Bakersfield. Gene Scott earlier defeated Harry Fauquier 6-3 6-2 4-6 6-4, with US aims leaning on Saturday doubles to clinch advancement.
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Belmont Stakes field includes Tom Rolfe and Dapper Dan
New York UPI reports eight 3 year olds entered for the 97th Belmont at Aqueduct. Tom Rolfe the Preakness winner and Derby runner up Dapper Dan head a deep field with Happy Gondolier and Hail To All among the notable contenders. Post positions set with Selari First Family Bold Bidder La Cima and La Cima in the outside.
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Rangers Trade Four to Two As Shake-Up Continues
New York Rangers acquire right wing John McKenzie and center Ray Cullen from Chicago in a six player deal. In exchange the Rangers send Dick Meissner Dave Richardson Tracy Pratt and Mel Pearson to the Black Hawks. The move marks the third major NHL trade in 10 days as GM Emile Francis aims to strengthen up front. Cullen earned AHL Rookie of the Year honors last season with 28 goals for Buffalo, while McKenzie is a 27 year old forward noted for muscle and 51 games played with Chicago. Pratt and Pearson previously played for the Rangers St Paul farm club with 24 and 15 goals respectively last season.
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Catamount Mascot Captured for Milton Speedways
A three month old female Vermont Catamount mascot is caged in a royal carriage with safety screening and will be displayed at area speedways and Catamount Stadium. It will accompany the home team’s entourage each night during the auto racing season at Milton Route 7.
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