Palmer Pott Start as U S Faces Huggett in Ryder Cup
The 15th Ryder Cup opens at East Lake with Arnold Palmer and Johnny Pott pairing against Brian Huggett and George Will in the first of eight four ball matches. Other early foursomes feature Casper and Ragan versus Alliss and O Connor, Littler and Finsterwald against Thomas and Weetman, and Boros and Lema against Coles and Hunt.
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Atlanta
Arnold Palmer
East Lake
Bill Casper
Dave Ragan
Peter Alliss
England
Christy O’connor
Ireland
Gene Littler
Don Finsterwald
Dave Thomas
Harry Weetman
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Neil Coles
Bernard Hunt
Browns and Giants clash as Eastern race tightens
Cleveland’s Jimmy Brown faces Sam Huff as the Browns visit the Giants in a pivotal early season clash that could set the pattern for the NFL’s Eastern Division title race. Bears, Packers, and other key matchups shape a crowded weekend slate.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Sam Huff
Browns
Giants
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago Bears
Los Angeles
Stuart Is The Comeback of the Year
Boston first baseman Dick Stuart wins the American League comeback player of the year poll receiving 36 of 64 votes. After a poor 1962 with Pittsburgh he thrived with Fenway Park's short left field wall, leading the AL with 118 RBIs and finishing second in home runs with 42 while hitting .261.
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Boston
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Stuart
Fenway Park
Pittsburgh
Baseball Writers
Associated Press
Detroit
Frank Lary
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Frank Malzone
al Kaline
Pirates
Harmon Killebrew
Saratoga Race Day Results From First To Ninth Carries Purses
Multiple claiming races at seven furlongs to one mile produce varied payouts. Primary winner speeds include Saratoga Flirt at 5.80 for first, Soldier Creek at 11.00 in the second, and Autumn Twilight at 38.80 in the fourth. times range around 1 minute 27 seconds to 1:39.5 with a diverse field of 3 and 4 year olds and up.
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Saratoga Flirt
Ramos
Speedy Susan
Johnson
Ernst
Our Name
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Janedo
Double U
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Bob's Diane
Ashland City
Soldier Creek
Leyne
Harry G
Jet Falcon
Pruden
Ron
Redone
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Ambidexter
Roc-O-Win
Phila
Count Ripple
Sonibe
VAILY
Fairbanks
Bernhardt
Gabriele
Miss Platime
Voici
Pentonion
Rapid Ways
Joe Nathan
Elliott
Leone
Wilson
Garneaur
Pittsburgh Lady
Motte
Miss Fauitless
Shoo Boy
Beneito
Our Gediligh
Janshar
First Pinch
Swinging Sam
Hord Grandma
Fair Um
My Jonie Gai
Polion
Mighty Decision
Gall
Money
Darn Fresh
Erics Pet
Bichance
Fightin Scot
Goodwin
Lord Lyric
la Four
Shannons Hope
Arabian Lad
Bostie Bully
Running Cora
Tight Credit
Duval
Terrestrial
Jamie All Star
Sir Rascal
Julie Lee
Tom Toughy
Jabngin
Savage Heart
Helloport
Royal Guide
Channel Two
Greta Hanmey
Keriba
Old Nassau
Red Sovereign
Corny Man
Dallas
Gordie Howe In Fast Start For Wings In 5-3 Win
Gordie Howe scored two first period power play goals as Detroit defeated Chicago 5-3. Howe moved to within two goals of tying Maurice Richard’s career record, in front of 12,466 at opening night. He also had 14 goals in 10 exhibition games, with pregame honors for past season awards.
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Detroit
Gordie Howe
Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Chicago Black Hawks
Maurice Richard
Chicago
Red Wing
NHL
New York
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Reno
Albuquerque
Santa Barbara
Haas
Dodger
Raymond
Braves
Fisher
Baltimore
Giants
Mets
Musial eyed for Hawks potential basketball star
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals could have excelled in basketball says Ben Kemer of the St. Louis Hawks. He notes Musial’s speed and left-handed hook, suggesting a Pittshburgh scholarship could have led to Hawks play 25 years ago.
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Stan
ST. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Hawks
Ben Kemer
National Basketball Association
Musial
University of Pittsburgh
Hawks
John Quinn Rests After Collapse At Philadelphia Luncheon
Philadelphia Phillies general manager John Quinn lay collapsed at a news conference luncheon. He received last rites briefly, was rushed to Jefferson Hospital, regained consciousness, and was kept under rest as doctors run tests. Quinn, 55, joined the Phillies in 1959 after 14 years with the Braves and helped lift the team to a first division finish this season. Owner Bob Carpenter named him vice president.
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Philadelphia
John Quinn
Philadelphia Phillies
Quinn
Jefferson Hospital
Phillies
Braves
Boston
Milwaukee
Phils
Bob Carpenter
Green Mountain Entries and Second Race Claiming List
Entries for Green Mountain feature First division for 3 year olds and up at 7 furlongs with horses including xSweet Salonga Rambling Tiger Brow e Concord Torque Count Mike Pon o Potsy Little Ace Oil Boom Tallahassee and odds. Second race for 3 year olds and up at 5 furlongs lists Carolinas Comet Greek Valor Magic North Big Freckle and Sandalgraph among others with assigned weights.
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Brow'e Concord
Mike
Tallahassee
Carolinas Comet
Magnetic North
Spa Thoroughbred Results Highlight Lone Elm Smokey Wins
Daily Double totals show 2,129 patrons and handle of 123,343 dollars across six races. Dominant performances include Lone Elm Smokey taking the 1st trot in 2 11 with Langtry driving, and Lib's Way delivering a 2 10 pace win guarded by Arthurs.
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Langtry
Parker
Arthurs
Dora Bounty
B. Yonder
Clever Stone
Damar
Mercedes Wick
Fox
Gay Wil Bier
Miss Dandelion
McDale Melburn
Cleo C
Beth Cookie
Riccochet
Todd
Avalon Cena
Kathy Springwood
Chretien
Babes Dares
Reisenweaver
Drummin Man
Miss Bill Gallon
Burning Blaze
Pal Mac
Ezra Deen
Elliott
Dunn
Tallulah Wick
Daitley
Chip of
Ambo
Rensselaer Lad
Ellis
Fingo
Freddie
Wilsey
Pregent
Little Rusty
Pleasant Echo
Shem Don
Biondella Scott
Bev Hi le Joliver
Navy and SMU duel in Cotton Bowl fourth-ranked Navy
Navy coach Wayne Hardin starts Roger Staubach and his unbeaten team against the fast SMU Mustangs in a Dallas Cotton Bowl doubleheader opening. Oklahoma and Texas, ranked 1-2, meet on the same field as three top four teams play in the same weekend. Staubach has thrown 43 of 55 for 614 yards and three TDs and rushed for two more as Navy tops in total offense.
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Roger Staubach
Navy
Dallas
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Oklahoma
Texas
Staubach
SMU
Air Force
Terry Isaacson
Mets and Colts Draft Shuffle in NL Pool Plan
In Cincinnati AP reports, Mets president George Weiss says little was expected from the NL draft plan to bolster the pool. Houston Colts GM Paul Richards lands Claude Raymond and Weiss selects Bill Haas and Jack Fisher with three picks totaling 30 thousand dollars each.
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Cincinnati
George Weiss
New York Mets
Paul Richards
Houston Colts
Weiss
Mets
Colts
Bill Haas
Los Angeles Dodgers
Richards
Claude Raymond
Milwaukee
Jack Fisher
San Francisco Giants
Warren Giles
Haas
Worthy Victory Leads Entries in Missouri Pace Stakes
A long list of entries for a mile trot and pace races across multiple classes appears, featuring Worthy Victory, Sambo B, Bunny Meade, Cathy Nero, and Hanover based horses. Also eligible contenders include Speed Zone 2nd Pace, Perry Sandy F Volo, Vigil Queen, Trilafon, True Adios, and more across divisions with purses from 600 to 1500 dollars.
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Tratostreak
Worthy Victory
Sambo B
Bunnymeade
Cathy Nero Hanover
Missouri
Chuck
Darnit
Josie MacDee
Gracious Visitor
Perry
Sandy F Volo
Manny Brook Dunn
Trilafon
True Adios
A B
Maida
Luxmite
Clayhaven Triton
Syndy's Gail
Valiant Hanover
Homestretch Dude
Orbit Volo
Candle Pete
4therPace
Mile
Surprise Eden
Pale Face
Patsy Dillon
Clayhaven Whizzer
Express Pick
Adios Acré
Poor Johnnie
Deena K. Blue
the Excelsior
Sue Eden
Colonie Prince
Pete's Pride
Julian's Away
High Hot
Little Victor
Evelyn
Sunny Hide
Forbes Rosecroft
Morton W
Runnymede
Molly
Witty Wick
Champ Scott
New John
Adorable Wick
Queen's Miss
Thru Express
Marion
Volo
Vigil Queen
Benny Brook Dunn
Jackie D
Blue Yonder
Shadydale Gleam
Brittany
Miss Ches Sue
Imperial Cathy
the Boss
J. L. Trail
Hazel Long
Linda S Dee
Caroldous Joy
Frisky B
Bright Girl
Bonny
Jarrettown Cliff
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