French Golfer Morgue d'Algue Wins French Amateur
Gaetan Morgue d'Algue, a top French amateur, defeated 53-year-old David Goldman of Dallas 3 and 1 in the six hole final at Chantilly to become French Amateur champion. Goldman led early but faded as Morgue d'Algue rallied with key birdies at holes 23 and 27.
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Chantilly
France
Gaetan
Goldman
Morgue d’Algue
Snead Earns 22nd Open Bid in Major Tourney Run
Sam Snead clinched his 22nd chance at the US Open by posting 71-70-141 at Montclair New Jersey securing one of 81 sectional berths. The 131 qualifiers join 19 exempt players, led by defending champion Gene Littler, for a 150-man field.
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Sam Snead
Snead
Montclair
N.J
Golf Club
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Washington
D.C
San Francisco
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Tony Manero
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Sam Parks Jr
Worsham
Parks
Don Fairfield
Mike Fetchick
Ted Kroll
Ken Venturi
Hogan
Gene Littler
Board Approves Aug. 31 Start For Grid Season
The West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission Board allowed high schools to open the 1962 football season on August 31. Dale Ocheltree of Rainelle High School was named deputy board member for Region 7 replacing Roy Coffman. The board also sanctioned a Stonewall Jackson High School band trip to Iowa.
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Parkersburg
Board of Appeal
West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission
Dale Ocheltree
Rainelle High School
Stonewall Jackson
Iowa
Panel of college coaches chosen for VHSL clinic
Five football and four basketball coaches including Rip Engle and Ray Graves were named to panel discussions for the Virginia High School League coaching clinic at the University of Virginia on August 14 directed by Steve Sebo. The lineup also features Neal Bassi Billy McCann Press Maravich and high school mentors Al Rinaldi and Maurice Levin with injury prevention sessions and a press relations discussion by Charles Karmosky.
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Charles A
Rip) Engle
Penn State
Virginia
University of Virginia
Cavalier
Steve Sebo
Engle
Ray Graves
University of Florida
Bill Elias
Bob DeMoss
N. J
Ken Rawlinson
Oklahoma
Charles Karmosky
Newport News Daily Press
Belmont Stakes fields shape up for 94th classic
Nine starters expected for the 125000-added Belmont at Belmont Park on Saturday led by El Peco Ranch’s Decidedly and Brandywine Stable’s Greek Money as top contenders. David K. and Stinson Beach are riderless, while jockey Ismael Valenzuela faces a 10-day suspension.
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NEW York
Roman Line
Belmont Park
el Peco Ranch
Louisville
Brandywine Stable
Baltimore
David K
Louis Wolf
Son
Harbor View Farm
Ismael Valenzuela
Delaware Park
Gustave Ring
Stinson Beach
Pancho Martin
Roman
George D. Wide
Ner
Jaipur
Crimson King Farm
Crimson
Satan
Frank E. Power
Monmouth Park
Ada L. Rice
Daddy R
Tennessee Wright Jaipur
Greek Money
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