Tropical Park Twin Double Pays Big Money
An unidentified man won about 66,678.08 dollars from a Twin Double at Tropical Park, refusing a check and taking cash in smaller bills. The payout followed two winning longshots in the first half, a pair of fayettes in the second, and a US debut by South American champion Taman paying 4.20. Roosevelt Haceway in New York holds the Twin Double record with 79,080.
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Tulsa Oiler Player of the Year Given Cow and Paint
Tulsa Okla AP Beauchamp, Tulsa Oiler outfielder and Texas League 1963 player of the year, received a Hereford cow from the team owner for the honor. The same article notes Beauchamp raises Aberdeen Angus cattle near Grove and that GM Hugh Finnerty added a gallon of black paint and a brush.
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Bears' Halas Hops for Joy by Joe Mooshil
Bears coach George Halas reflects on a joyous season as Joe Mooshil reports. Halas discusses team improvements, key wins, and the grind of training camp shaping Chicago’s outlook for the year.
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Bears Capture NFL Title Over Giants In Championship Clash
Chicago Bears defeated the New York Giants 14 to 16 to win the NFL championship. The defense forced five interceptions, including a late pick by Richie Pettibon, securing the Bears first title in 17 years. Halas praised the team as Morris emerged as key on defense and offense. Giants coach Allie Sherman commended quarterback Y.A. Tittle for playing through a knee injury.
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Lakers Boost West Lead In NBA Action
The Los Angeles Lakers scored a season high 149 to 128 against Detroit led by 28 from Jerry West and 32 from Elgin Baylor, widening their Western Division lead over second-place St Louis. Cincinnati beat New York 105-69 while Boston topped St Louis 107-100, Philadelphia downed Los Angeles 114-190 and San Francisco edged Baltimore 104-184. Bailey Howell led Detroit with 35 points.
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New Hampshire Wins Yankee Conference Hockey Tournament
New Hampshire captured the first Yankee Conference Hockey Tournament title by defeating Vermont 6-3. Four NH players earned all tournament honors: defenseman Pete Merrill and forwards Brad Hourton John Giffen Buzz Litte. Vermont's Rob Lonsville Tim Twomey and Marshall Stevenson were named to the all tourney team after Lonsville's 44-save performance.
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Brad Hourton
John Giffen
Buzz Litte
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Rob Lonsville
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