Army civilian bowls 89 with 11 fouls in doubles tourney
Bert L. Allen, a 23 year bowler with season averages around 190, shot 89 in a December Etain Base doubles meet, chalking up nine fouls and 11 so called strikes in the same frame sequence. His partner, a lieutenant colonel, tallied 227 as Allen’s miscues set a unique scoring record.
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France
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ABC
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Germany
All-Army
EUCOM
Usareur
Art Lundberg
Seattle
Wash
Nicklaus Leads 1963 Golf Earnings After Doral Finish
Jack Nicklaus tops the unofficial PGA money list for 1963 with $17,500 after earning $4,000 as runner up at the Doral Open. Mason Rudolph and Arnold Palmer follow in second and third with $13,947.92 and $12,643.75. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Billy Casper also rank high as top earners.
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Fla
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Mason Rudolph
Arnold Palmer
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Billy Casper
Doral
Rex Easter
Gary Player
Dave Marr
Paul Harney
Jacky Cupit
Royals Face 76ers in pivotal NBA playoff test
Cincinnati Royals, led by MVP Oscar Robertson and Rookie of the Year Jerry Lucas, aim to take a 2-0 series edge in Philadelphia Convention Hall. Adrian Smith sprained ankle out tonight but expected to return Wednesday as the Royals seek an Eastern Division showdown with Boston for a finals berth. St. Louis Hawks also travel to Los Angeles as Western playoff action continues.
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National Basketball Association
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Cincinnati
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Jerry Lucas
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St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles
Lakers
San Francisco Warriors
Time Running Out for Boxing Says Senate Panel Chief
Senate antitrust chair Sen. Philip A. Hart warned boxing faces moral and business decline unless reforms are made. He cited distrust that promoters profit while fighters gain little after the Miami Beach title bout where Sonny Liston lost to Cassius Clay amid syndicate rumors.
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UPI
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D-Mich
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Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Liston
Miami Beach
Clay
Edward Lassman
World Boxing Association
WBA
Cousy Signs Three Year Deal With Hood Dairy
Bob Cousy, former Boston Celtics star, signs a three year contract to direct the physical fitness program for H. P. Hood & Sons of New England. Hood announced the pact after Cousy traveled over 100000 miles to reach an agreement following his retirement last year.
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UPI
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National Basketball Association
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H.P. Hood & Sons
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Boston College
Hawks suffer another late-season collapse in NHL title bid
Chicago Black Hawks fail to clinch the championship for a second straight year despite star performances by Stan Mikita and Bobby Hull. Mikita led the league with 39 goals and 50 assists for 89 points and won the Art Ross Trophy plus a $1,000 prize, while Hull scored 43 goals earning $500 for second place. Jean Beliveau of the Montreal Canadiens remained third as the season wore on.
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Art Ross
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Detroit Red Wings
Gordie Howe
Charlie Hodge
Chicago
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Starr Telegram to Wallace Ignites Green Bay Football Skirmish
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr defended his telegram to Alabama saying it was a courtesy gesture and not tied to Gov. Wallace's campaign. Wallace denied any pledge of support in Wisconsin while Starr sought to clarify the misinterpretation amid public attention.
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Bart Starr
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George Wallace
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Wisconsin
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William Jones
Cherry
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Ala
Baseball Exhibitions Open With Braves Triumphs Across Florida
Multiple spring games reported from Florida venues including Pompano Beach Sarasota and St Petersburg. Notable results include Los Angeles defeating Washington 7 3 with homers by Skowron and Brown and Philadelphia beating Chicago 9 2 behind Howard's win with Short charged with the loss. Additional scores feature Cincinnati Chicago New York and Houston St Louis matchups with various pitchers earning decisions.
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Bradenton
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Bowling Standings and Highs From Local League Night
Bowling results show Garage League players Townsend and Farrar posting top scores in singles and triples. Standings list Liggett's, Volkswagen, Men Roofing, Heald, Vallotti's, and others with varied win totals and percentages.
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Valletti
Rousseau
L Liggett
Volkswagen
Heald
Byars House
Vallotti’s
Bugbee
Blue Bean
Marty’s
Astronaut Giants Break Up Berhi Crowd in Bennington
The Harlem Astronauts paced by 6-foot-9 John Jones and aided by Carl Rice and the Bizzaro twins, overwhelmed Harper's Bazaar in Bennington. Gertie Corbett provided comic relief and antics as the crowd roared at dunks and playful interactions throughout the Industrial League contest.
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Bennington
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Cleveland Harp
Bill Brown
Chubby
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John
Pete) Jones
Carl Rice
Joe
Frank Bizzaro
Red Sox Start Dismal In Cactus League Action
Scottsdale report shows Boston at 3-12 after a 7-4 loss to the Giants. Tony Conigliaro highlighted the game with a three run first inning double while Gene Conley and Wilbur Wood were slated to start next versus the Angels.
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Wilbur Wood
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Billy O’dell
Jerry Stephenson
Baseball as Participatory TV Plan Targets Youth
Tampa Florida report says Major Leagues study a national weekly TV package focused on participation in baseball rather than watching, with goals of broader national coverage and appealing to youth. Warren Giles and Joe Cronin announced progress by the television committee as plans aim for Monday night presentation to networks and advertisers.
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Joe Cronin
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Gunner) Allard
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Butch) Corbett
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