Big Names in Golf Out To Catch Front-Running Geiberger Today
In the Sahara Invitational at Paradise Valley, Al Geiberger holds a four under par 67 leading a field including Palmer Nicklaus Littler and Wall. Rain and wind disrupted play as Gay Brewer, Lionel Hebert and eight others chase in the 69 bracket. Bob Duden sank the first hole-in-one of the tournament on the 8th.
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Paradise Valley Country Club
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United States
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Tommy Aaron
Ray Floyd
George Will
England
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Bill Blanton
Don January
George Knudson
Bob Nichols
Nicklaus
Bob Duden
Oregon
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Spar
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Doug Sanders
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bill Eggers
Jack Fleck
Claude King
Russo Urges VFW Players To Keep Playing Baseball
Pittsfield Babe Ruth League president Louis Russo urged the VFW team to continue baseball in the circuit, high school, and college at a roast beef dinner by the Pittsfield Post VFW. He stressed school marks and praised sportsmanship while thanking the veterans group for support.
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Babe Ruth Baseball League
Louis Russo
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Veterans’ Organization
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Lou Heide
Dan Connors
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Department of Massachusetts Community Service
NL Umpires Form Benefit Association
National League umpires form a benefit association to improve retirement plans and strengthen ties with the NL office. President Warren Giles says the group aims for fair World Series rotation, equal sharing of World Series fees, and off season employment help, with directors including Jocko Conlan and Al Barlick.
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UPI
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Warren Giles
Greater Corporation
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Jocka Conlan
al Barlick
Augie Donatelli
Tom Gorman
Shag Crawford
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Long Shot Fifth Sister Wins at Green Mountain Park
In Pownal Vermont Fifth Sister, a long shot, won the featured eighth race at Green Mountain Park. She paid $6.60, $15.40 and $6.60, covering seven furlongs in 1:726.6. A crowd of 2,392 wagered $134,847 that day as the daily double paid $78.20 and the twin double $195.60.
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Green Mountain Park
Crawford nets first GEAA eagle on hole since opening
Isaac Crawford Jr dominated the GEAA round with an eagle on the 60 yard third hole after a strong drive. He finished 82 for 18 holes while being cheered by Bernie Simoneau, Don Pettijohn, and Tom Evans at the GEAA course where Crawford, Log Cabin restaurant chef, claimed the hole in two with a No 7 iron.
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Don Pettijohn
Tom Evans
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Folley Dominates Daniels in Unanimous Win in Montreal
Zora Folley, the fifth ranking heavyweight, handed Billy Daniels a unanimous 10 round decision in Montreal. Daniels suffered multiple cuts over his left eye as Folley improved to 69-6-2, signaling potential retirement for Daniels per manager Julius Isaacson. Official scores were 49-44, 47-43, and 48-38.
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Isaacson
Tony Bergeron
Harry Schulman
Kim Reagan
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Rams' Sewell Retires amid Injured Rams Season
Los Angeles Rams veteran guard Harley Sewell announced his retirement while on injured waiver with a neck sprain. He will finish the season as a Ram scout in Texas.
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UPI
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Sewell
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Boxing Results From Associated Press Roundups
Boxing results from multiple cities list Tommy Dennis of Tampa stopping Joe Murchison in four rounds in Miami. In Tokyo Jose Medel and Tetsuuro Kawai fought to a draw after 10 rounds. In Tacoma Irish Bob McKinney, of Tacoma, stopped Carlos Mendoza of Portland in three rounds.
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Tampa
Joe Murchison
Jacksonville
Tokyo
Jose Medel
Mexico
Tetsuuro Kawai
Japan
Drew
Tacoma
Wash
Irish Bob
McKinney
Carlos Mendoza
Portland
Ore
NBA Results From Associated Press Thursday and Weekend Schedule
The Associated Press reports Thursday results with Baltimore defeating New York 115 to 113 and Boston beating Cincinnati 93 to 02. The schedule lists no Friday games and Sundays feature no games. Saturday games include New York at Cincinnati Detroit at Philadelphia San Francisco at Baltimore Los Angeles at St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Myatt Named Phillies Third Base Coach
George Myatt a 16 year veteran of organized baseball has been appointed third base coach of the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Philadelphia
George Myatt
Philadelphia Phillies
Howard Howard Rates Consideration for AL MVP
Ellie Howard rose from uncertain early placement to be regarded as the Yankees best catcher and a leading AL MVP candidate. He hit .287 with 28 homers and 85 RBI, shaping a standout ninth season that boosted Yankee pitching staff and pennant chances while rival stars from Boston and Chicago competed for votes.
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Bill Skiff
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Kansas City
Toronto
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Luke Sewell
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Berra
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Bobby Richardson
Tony Kubek
Whitey Ford
Roger Maris
Joe Pepitone
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Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Dick Radatz
Chicago
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Marchetto Heads Boys Club Swimming Committee
Valentino Marchetto of 20 New York Ave was elected chairman of the Boys Club swimming committee. Richard Goodrich named secretary and James Waters treasurer. He will appoint activity committee members soon as the group expands participation and promotes Boys Club teams for boys and girls. Warren French, swimming director and coach, said tryouts will be held soon for all ages.
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New York Ave
Richard Goodrich
James Waters
Marchetto
Warren French
Fan Belt Break Ends Garrison Langhorne Race
Lebanon Springs New York Doug Garrison the fourth fastest prerace time in Langhorne Pa 100 mile national championship was forced out due to a broken fan belt after about 25 miles. Repairs were impossible and the Digger of Lahanon Valley Speedway had qualified on summer wins. He started fourth based on total heat time.
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Rodriguez Predicts KO In Madison Square Garden Fight
Luis Rodriguez, the 8-5 favorite, predicts he will stop undefeated Wilbert Skeeter McClure in 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Rodriguez boasts 22 knockouts and cites his impressive Moyer stoppage as confidence fuel, while McClure vows to prove him wrong with his straight, standup style.
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Skeeter) McClure
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Denny Moyer
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Ore
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Cranwell Beats Wahconah 19-38 In Cross Country
Jim Smith led Cranwell with a season best 17 52 as Cranwell defeated Wahconah Regional High 19 to 38 in a cross country meet at Lenox. Smith Hadley and Platzer swept the top three while Norm Hall and Mike Clay placed fourth and fifth for Wahconall and Cranwell’s Morrison Rivest Green Stevenson Emerson followed. Cranwell improves to 3 1 1 with only a loss to Cheshire Academy.
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Cranwell
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Smith
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Mike Platzer
Norm Hall
Mike Clay
Wahconall
Fran Morrison
Mike Rivest
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Ski Weekend Slated at Killington in November
Killington Ski Area schedules a ski party weekend from November 8 to 10 with adaptable plans for poor weather. The program features Snowshed slopes lessons, snow-making equipped slopes, fun ski races, a ski fashion show, and a dance on Saturday evening. For information contact Phil Camp at Killington.
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Killington
Phil Camp
Weigh-In Inspectors Face Grand Jury Today
Baltimore, UPI report inspectors Leon Yarneth and Phil Jachelski to testify before a grand jury probing boxer Ernie Knox death. Questions focus on a 25 pound discrepancy between prefight and postmortem weights, Knox 178 and 153 at autopsy, vs Bethea 205. Potential negligence or conspiracy in ring mismatch.
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McNeeley and Sabedong Suspended Over Ring Brawl
Massachusetts Boxing Commission suspended heavyweights Tom McNeeley for 60 days and Kolo Sabedong for 30 days after a below the belt brawl at Boston Arena Monday night. McNeeley won in the second round before the stoppage, with two siblings joining the fracas and police ending the near riot.
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Kolo
Duke) Sabedong
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Derby Winner Chateaugay Retired For Rest Of 1963
Kentucky Derby winner Chateaugay has been retired for the remainder of 1963, announced by Darby Dan Farm trainer James Conway after finishing four lengths behind Never Bend in the Yankee Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Conway said the horse was not injured and deserves a rest.
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