Finsterwald Wins Speedway Open Golf Championship
Dow Finsterwald captured the Speedway Festival Open, edging Tommy Aaron and Julius Boros to win his first tournament in three years. Finsterwald finished 18 holes at 6 under par 263 after a closing 69, with Aaron and Boros tied in prize money on the board and Hawkins near the pace with a 271 total.
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Job Duden
Bred Hawkins
iChi Chi Rodriguez
Jim Ferrier
Claude King
Miller Barber
Bill Collins
Sam Carmichael
Jack Burke
Rex Baxter
Gay Brewer
Mike Souchak
Bob Bruno
Kel Nagle
Ron Letestler
al Gelberner
Don Fairfield
Ken Still
Down Langford
Bruce Crampton
Jerry Steelsmith
Jerry Barber
Jim ‘Ferree
Mason Rudolph
al AM Mengert
Dutch Harrison
Don January
Ray Barnes
Jerry Pittman
Bob Charles
George Bayer
Rod Funseth
Charles Sifford
Candy Spots Works at Big A Track for Belmont Week
New York Times reports Candy Spots galloped a mile at Aqueduct on Monday as trainer Mesh Tenney fine tunes for the Belmont Stakes. Tenney prefers racing on the Aqueduct surface to judge the horse on the actual battleground amid the track’s autumnal conditions.
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Mesh and Candy Spots Shine in New York Visit
In an elegant transfer year the trainer Tenney Ellsworth joins forces with his boyhood ally Rex Ellsworth. They tour the Big Apple with Candy Spots, eyeing the Belmont amid the Mets game bustle. Mesh recalls nominating strategy and race plans while awaiting Ellsworth’s arrival and the next racing steps.
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Beattie to face Snell at Compton Relays in LA
Sports Shorts report Jim Beattie will race against New Zealand star Peter Snell Friday in the Compton Relays in Los Angeles. Snell ran the mile in 3 54.9 at the Temco Modesto Relays. Frank Froerling defeated Chuck McKinley 6 4 for Tulsa Invitational title. Richard E Handlen, 66, longtime trainer for Fox Catcher Farm, dies. he recently retired.
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Los Angeles
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Don Crandler
New York Giants
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Chuck McKinley
Richard E
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William duPont
Reynolds inks pact with Eskimos in CFL tryout
Edmonton Eskimos signed quarterback M. C. Reynolds a former LSU star and four year pro veteran to a tryout contract on Monday Reynolds who stands six feet and weighs 140 pounds has played for the Chicago Cardinals in the NFL and Buffalo and Oakland in the AFL
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Hoffman Chosen Boss of Zephyrs
Baltimore Zephyrs appoint Paul Hoffman, 38, as general manager after moving from Chicago. He will replace a previous executive who did not accompany the team to Baltimore. Hoffman's one year contract pays about 12000 with attendance-based bonuses as the Zephyrs plan to woo Gene Shue from the Knickerbockers and rejoin the NBA Western Division as a rotating partner in a hybrid schedule.
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Gene Shue
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Athletic Commission
Monticello
N.Y
Camp
Clark Captures Crystal Palace Trophy Race Win
Scotland's Kim Clark claimed the Crystal Palace Trophy for sports cars as he drove a Lotus Ford 83.59 mph average over 26 laps. Mike Beckwith and Keith Greene followed. Clark set a 58.6 second lap record, beating the previous mark by nearly 5 mph. The piece also notes Roy Walker signing with the Baltimore Colts and adds unrelated personal backstory elements from baseball.
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Indianapol
Mike Beckwith
Keith Greene
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Graham Hill
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Indians Lose Agee With Thumb Injury
Charleston’s Indians lose center fielder Tommy Agee for at least six weeks after a complete fracture of the right thumb suffered in the series at Binghamton. Agee, batting .267 with 23 RBIs, was placed in a cast in Cleveland. Manager Lipon also contends with Jack Hernandez’s bad back as York White Roses visit for a doubleheader.
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John Lipon
Jack Hernandez
Tribe
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Lipon
Pete Olsen
Tommy Jorm
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Don Carson
Bob Baird
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