Eleventh City Golf Championship Promises Top Matchup
The 11th city golf championship at Pittsfield Country Club features Walter Kubica a veteran in his 11th title attempt and Bob Ahlen a first timer. Kubica the dominant Pontoon Lake club star has won 16 Pontostic titles and three straight Allied Tournament of Champions wins. Ahlen from Berkshire Hills is newer to title contention, with Zaiken and Skowronski also eyeing a first title amid a field rich in past competitors.
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Pittsfield
Walter Kubica
Pontoosuc Lake Country Club
Bob Ahlen
Berkshire Hills Country Club
John Zaiken
Ed Skowronski
Geaa Golf Club
Kubica
Wand
Lou Kryznoski
Walt
North Adams
New York Golf Association
Walt Kubica
Association
General Electric Security Force
Ahlen
Bob
Pontoosue
Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Zaiken
Hills
Oho
John
John Chapman
Williamstown
Taconic
Skowronski
General Electric
GEAA
Stan Watroba
Fred Gniadek
Fred
Gniadek
Country Club
The
Pontoosuc
Eagle
Golfer Saves Day With Hole-in-One Assist at Wahconah
Nineteen year old Louis Runaldue of Berkshire Community College scored a hole in one on the 150 yard sixth at Wahconah Country Club, the season’s second ace on the course. He used a six iron and his shot collided with Dr Cristiano’s ball before dropping in the cup as onlookers watched.
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Dalton
Louis Runaldue
Berkshire Community College
Wahconah Country Club
Runaldue
Skip Lamont
Joe Bencvenga
E. J. Cristiano
Dr. Cristiano
Eugene Cornelius
the Hills
Columbia Country Club
Claverack
N.Y
Gene
Steve Yahaski
George Russell
Player Names Nicklaus To Beat In World Series Golf
Akron AP Gary Player, Open champion, bets on Jack Nicklaus as the man to beat in the World Series of Golf at Firestone and Bellerive. The field includes Dave Marr and Peter Thomson for a $77,500 purse with 1st place prize of $50,000 in a 36-hole playoff televised on NBC.
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Akron
Ohio
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Firestone
Bellerive
St. Louis
Player
Nicklaus
Dave Marr
Peter Thomson
NBC
Cancer Fund
Quarterbacks Open Season On Monday
The Monday Morning Quarterbacks Club opens its dinner season Monday at 6 30 at the Yellow Aster with Pittsfield High head coach Joe Gleason as guest speaker. His assistants will attend as guests of the club.
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Joe Gleason
Pittsfield High
Ernst Wins Jockey Race At Green Mt Park
POWNAL VT Phil Ernst of Covington KY was the top rider at Green Mountain Park with 75 victories across 69 race dates. Ward Sigler of Welch WV finished second after leading early in the season, with Ray Pasquarelli of Pittsfield MA among the top group and Tom Thorndike of Bayside, Lt Ron Morris of Blanchard OK following in the final standings.
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Pownal
Phil Ernst
Covington
Green Mountain Park
Ward Sigler
Welch
W.va
Berkshire County
Mass
Ray Pasquarelli
Pittsfield
Ernst
Sigler
Pasquarelli
Tom Thorndike
Bayside
Ron Morris
Blanchard
Okla
Claude Gilbert
Concepcion Ledezma
Edwin Kelly
John Donahue
Arthur Green
Ken Pruden
Night Game Major League Results by United Press International
National League game details show Chicago and Los Angeles scoreless until late, with Hendley and Krang pitching and Koufax and Torborg behind the Phillies in a rain‑delayed affair. Milwaukee was the only site to receive a rain‑out faced with postponement as the schedule paused.
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United Press International
Chicago
OL Los Ang
Hendley
Krang
Koufax
Torborg
Boxing Results From Associated Press Recap
Boxers Sing yodtah of Thailand defeated Takeshi Nakamura in Bangkok by points 123 to 113. Paul Fujii of Honolulu knocked out Fuji Tsukuba in Tokyo in 8 rounds. Irish Wayne Heath from Oklahoma City outpointed Manuel Ramos of Mexico City in Los Angeles in 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
Bangkok
Vitayamoi Singyodtah
Thailand
Takeshi Nakamura
Japan
Tokyo
Paul Fujii
Honolulu
Fuji Tsukuba
Los Angeles
Wayne Heath
Oklahoma City
Manuel Ramos
Mexico City
Crane Kusik Net Victors In Richmond
Chris Crane and Anne Kusik won the Richmond Tennis Association junior titles at Goodwood Court. Crane defeated his brother Nick 6-2 6-0 in the final while Kusik, 17, routed Lisa Gregory 6-0 6-0.
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Richmond
Chris Crane
Anne Kusik
Richmond Tennis Association
Goodwood Court
Crane
Nick
Miss Kusik
PHS
Lisa Gregory
Miss Gregory
Lynn Atherton
Miss Atherton
Mary Keirstead
Vicki Linscott
Miss Linscott
Betsy Berson
Teddy Andrews
Chris
Nick Crane
Stuart Keith
Raymond Buell
New England
Country Club of
Pittsfield
Dudley Bell
Mike Beautyman
Frank Pierce
New York City
Dick Whitehead
Bell
Indians Handle Knockouts In 15-8 Softball Win
East Lee Indians blasted the Knockouts 15-8 at Lees Athletic Field behind a one hitter by Bill Basinall Dick Ford and Bill Winters. Scapia earned the win Consolati relieved. LaGrant hit two runs for the Knockouts and a rematch is set for next week.
Patriots Break Camp For Opener
The Boston Patriots fly to Buffalo for a brief workout on the eve of their season opener against the Bills at War Memorial Stadium. Coach Mike Holovak said tackle Bob Schmidt was placed on the injured list and Tom Neville was recalled as his replacement. Neville, 6 foot 4, 230 pounds, is the 11th rookie to join the squad this season. Schmidt knee injury worsened by an exhibition game with the Kansas Chiefs.
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Mass
UPI
Boston Patriots
Buffalo
N.Y
Bills
Mike Holovak
War Memorial Stadium
Patriots
Phillips Academy
Holovak
Bob Schmidt
Mississippi State
Tom Neville
Neville
Vermont Football Suffers Krause Injury Ahead of Season
In Burlington Vermont sophomore Jim Krause of Holyoke Massachusetts broke his right thumb and will miss at least a month. Krause had earned a defensive spot and was contending for the second flank er on offense, further thinning the team’s already slim ranks.
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Burlington, Vt
Vermont
Jim Krause
Holyoke
Mass
Krause
Stockbridge Hosts Evening League Member Guest Tournament
The Stockbridge Golf Club will stage an evening men s league member guest event this Sunday with eighty two entrants. Starting times list players by pairings across the day from 7:00 through 4:11 with numerous named competitors including Ken Small Gene Slare Doc Stockwell Hal Cossetti and many others. Also noted are minor league playoff scores: International League Columbus at Toronto postponed by rain. Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City 4 Portland 3 with Oklahoma City leading best of seven 2-0.
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Stockbridge Golf Club
Ken Small
Gene Slare
Doc Stockwell
Hal Cossetti
Bob Elliot
Bruce Andrews
Tom Bonn
William Fountain
Harry Szewetak
George Schnagar
Sam Huggins
Frank Koloski
Charles Kaloski
Tim Kiley
Gil McCormick
James
George Truran
Paul Kieln
Joseph Galiso
Ed Murray
Joan Stern
Albert Noble
Joan Weedworth
Henry Salisoury
Walch
Carlyn Markham
C. Tenny
Warren Haywood
Ray Masher
Columbus
Toronto
Oklahoma City
Portland
Lil Belair Tops Wahconah Women’s Championship Return
Lil Belair, Wahconah’s new women’s champion, also a two time former club champ, shares note as a long hitter along with Ellie Persip and Betty Burfiendi. Containing golf anecdotes from Ray Kushi to Jack Nicklaus, and a delayed hole in one by Eugene Cornelius at Columbia CC, plus several Hills tournament incidents.
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Lil 'Belair
Wahconah
Lil
Ellie Persip
GEAA
Betty Burfiendi
Ray Kushi
Jack Nicklaus
Westchester
Nicklaus
Ray
Sutton
Jerry Moynihan
Jerry
Pittsfield
Indoor Dome Football Starts New TV Era at Houston
The piece notes NCAA TV plans opening with Glenn Dobbs led Hurricanes at Houston under the Dome, claiming indoor play will shield from rain and heat. It recalls historic indoor games, praises weatherproof conditions, and predicts Houston over Tulsa for 1965 with Warren McVea shining for coach Bill Yeoman.
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NCAA
Glenn Dobbs
Hurricanes
Houston Astros
University of Houston
Houston Oilers
Sturge Roy Hofheinz
Rice University
Oilers
New York
Jack Elder
Carlisle Indians
Glem
Warner
Madison Square Garden
Convention Hall
Atlantic City
Tulsa
Warren McVea
Breckinridge
Tex
McVea
Bill Yeoman
Army
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