Littler Grabs Early Lead at San Diego Open
Gene Littler shot a 30 39 92 to lead the first round of the San Diego Open at the Star Country Club. He posted eight birdies and no bogeys with a sensational putting display. Bud Holscher trails two strokes after a 32 32 64 in San Diego, California.
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Kramer Will Quit Packers for Lions, Says Ron Kramer
DETROIT AP Veteran end Ron Kramer told the Green Bay Packers he cannot play for them any longer and would consider continuing in professional football only if he can join the Detroit Lions. The Free Press quotes Kramer citing a family situation as his reason for leaving the Packers, who have kept his family in Detroit while he has been away six months each year. Lions GM Edwin Anderson plans to contact Packers coach Vince Lombardi to explore talks, contingent on Lombardi’s approval.
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Brumm’s Marquette Rangers Set for Waterloo Weekend
Brumm, last season’s Waterloo hockey manager, leads the Marquette Rangers against the Waterloo Black Hawks in two U S Hockey League games in Waterloo. Games scheduled for 7 30 p m Saturday and 2 30 p m Sunday at the Waterloo Auditorium.
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AFL Considering an August All-Star Tilt
AFL eyes an August exhibition between the Buffalo Bills and AFL All-Stars at Shea Stadium while discussing a separate game pairing the league champion with All-Stars in August. Bill owner Ralph Wilson and Jets owner Sonny Werblin back the idea.
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Regional Prep and College Sports Results Snapshot
A dense feed of results across prep and college sports includes G Wood Central 64 Westignons 62 and others like Hubbard 71 Walt Lake 50 in prep basketball, plus prep wrestling Dubs Wahlert 31 and Cam Chariton 52. College basketball features Wartburg 23 Loras 20 and Iowa State 25 Cornell wv in wrestling, with national pro games from Los Angeles 104 Detroit 100 and Philadelphia 126 Baltimore 130 in pro basketball and hockey scores lingering across leagues.
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Kohawk Cagers Host St. Olaf Friday Night
Coe and St. Olaf clash on the Kohawk court Friday night at 7 30. Coach Don King notes the roster has no true substitutes as every player can start and contribute.
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Bowling Scores Fire Up City Leagues In Busy Week
Mary Rauch rolled a 612 series and a 213 best game in the Legion’s Women’s Major league. Ray Hernandez posted a 647 in the Jubilee Masters league with a 241 best game. Ken Curran notched a 255 in Masters. Warren Larson Construction led with a 1003 series and 2892 total. Various leagues reported high games and notable series including Len Novak 246 and Bea Kohl 245 in Women’s Major.
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Richardson II- 1st Yank To Sign
New York Yankee second baseman Bob Richardson signed his 1965 contract, the first Yankee to do so, accepting a modest raise to about 35000 dollars. He had previously said he planned to retire after 1944 but changed his mind after a World Series talk with General Manager Ralph Houk.
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Speed Skating Clinic Scheduled for Saturday
A 10 am speed skating clinic is planned at the Manhattan rink near Ellis Park for all skaters. The event targets those with speed skating interest and is not for absolute beginners. In other news, Larry Catuzzi of Indiana University joins Ohio State as assistant football coach replacing Frank Ellwood who resigned.
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