New Zealand's Bob Charles Captures Canadian Open Title
New Zealand golfer Bob Charles won the $125,000 Canadian Open with a four-under 66 for six-under 274, earning $25,000. Nicklaus finished second with 67 and $15,000, while Bruce Crampton tied for third at three-under 277. Charles heads next to the Cleveland Open at Lakewood, Ohio, with the tournament starting Thursday.
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Gladstone to Lead Harvard Lightweight Crew Next Season
Cambridge Massachusetts AP reports Stephen C Gladstone, formerly a Syracuse oarsman and Princeton heavyweight freshmen coach for three years, will take over Harvard lightweight crew. He will succeed Crossan Bo Anderson who retires to focus on law studies.
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Ramos Faces Frazier In Madison Square Garden Showdown
Manuel Ramos a 4-1 underdog meets Joe Frazier in a 15 round heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden. Ramos must land early, with Clancy predicting a quick bomb to upset the world champion who has 18 knockouts in 20-0. Telecast coast to coast but New York area blackout. starts 9:30 p.m. EDT.
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Manuel Ramos
Joe Frazier
Madison Square Garden
Gil Clancy
Ramos
Frazier
Clancy
Emile Griffith
Mike Bruce
Oscar Bonavena
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Maine
Lonborg Enters Hospital For Shoulder Check
Boston pitcher Jim Lonborg was sent for X rays on his sore right shoulder after a strained return from Chicago where the Red Sox split a doubleheader. He pitched poorly in the second game as Boston lost 10-1, with Gary Bell winning the first game 6-2 as Lonborg left the mound after five bad pitches.
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Lonborg
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McNabb Wins Biddeford-Saco Country Club Sweep
John McNabb captured first place in the Sweeps golf event at Biddeford Saco Country Club with a 72. First net honors went to Bill Cook and Paul Sullivan with 76 68. Dr Steve Polackwich was runner up in gross play with 73 and Bob Noble finished third at 80. Net play tied Bob Lester and Dave Tousignant for third with 81 70 and 84 70 respectively. Weekend sweeps were conducted by club pro Bryce Roberts.
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Biddeford - Saco Country Club
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Paul Sullivan
Steve Polackwich
Bob Noble
Bob Lester
Dave Tousignant
Bryce Roberts
Passuale named BU defensive coordinator in Boston
Larry Pasquale, 27, Slippery Rock College defensive coordinator, named defensive coordinator on Boston University football staff. He succeeds Ralph Jelic who left BU earlier this month for a Harvard coaching job. Also in Boston, all Patriots quarterbacks signed contracts with the AFL club. Babe Parilli and Don Trull agreed to terms, with Tom Sherman already under contract. Prince Don won the $15,000 Governors Handicap at Suffolk Downs, Hill Tracer runner-up, Mister Fox third.
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Larry Pasquale
Slippery Rock College
Boston University
Asquale
Ralph Jelic
Harvard
Boston Patriots
Babe Parilli
Don Trull
Parilli
Patriots
Trull
Baylor University
Tom Sherman
Penn State
Sherman
Prince Don
Suffolk Downs
Hill Tracer
Mister Fox
Moneywise Senior educates seniors to fight fraud
Martin E Segal reports a new HEW program Project Moneywise Senior trains older adults in budgeting credit and fraud awareness. In six hours daily for four weeks 25 seniors per state learn to teach others, gain stipends, and support community education on consumer protection. Massachusetts piloted the plan with 14 graduates.
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Moneywise
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Project Monewise
Mary E. Switzer
HEW
Boston
Massachusetts Commission On Aging
Massachusetts
John T Sweeney
Massachusetts Commission On the Aging
Bureau of Federal Credit Unions
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British eea Weathered by War Damage and Casualties
British area suffered heavy WWII damage with enemy raids causing about 9 000 accidents and over 400 railway workers killed or injured while more than 2 000 people were affected.
Tiny Tim Breaks Record In Pony Meet
Tiny Tim the favorite at Green Acres Pony Raceway trotted Sammy a 44 inch pony to a half mile record 1:58. In a crowded card, multiple ponies and drivers posted times from 1:50 to 2:34 with Tiny Tim and Moonlight Dawn among top finishers in races 11 through 16.
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Buxton
Greenacres Pony Raceway
Robert Anderson
Sammy
Saucy
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Sunny Acres
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Mr. Stewart
D. Souliere
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R. Anderson
L. Mason
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L. Gregoire
Marines Hymn Lines Emerge From 1847 Mexican War Guard
Tradition holds the Marine Corps hymn’s opening lines reference the halls of Montezuma inMexico City where Marines secured guard on September 14, 1847 signaling the end of the Mexican War.
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Montezuma
Mexico City
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