Pal Set to Top Money in 1963 Golf Race
Fred Corcoran predicts Arnold Palmer will become the first golfer to earn $100000 in a single year as he competes in Akron for the $155000 American Golf Classic. Palmer’s 1963 earnings from tournaments reach $96955 with likely total prizes and endorsements pushing his year beyond $125000, while total income could exceed $400000 with TV matches and corporate deals.
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Corcoran
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Earthings
Palmer
Floyd Patterson
Floyd
Golf rich list says Corcoran cites billion-dollar future
Corcoran notes golf stars earned millions this year with Nicklaus at 79 590 Boros 69 996 Lema 62 513. he cites global growth with 7 million US players and 54 million spectators. He recalls lighting up Sewell New Jersey events and predicts young players becoming millionaires by 26.
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Corcoran
Jack Nicklaus
Jue Luy Boros
Tony Lema
Belmont Spring
Boston
Winged Foot Club
Mamaroneck
N.Y
United States
Linksville
Fred
Sewell
N.J
Walter Hagen
International Golf Association
Welts Wins Golf Title In 68th US Women Am Championship
Anne Quast Welts, 25, of Mount Vernon Washington, defeated Peggy Conley 2 and 1 at Taconic Golf Club to win the USGA Women's Amateur for the third time after a late rally by Conley. The match concluded on the 35th hole.
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Williamstown
Mass
UPD
Anne Quast Welts
Peggy Conley
Mount Vernon Wash
Taconic Golf Club
Dietz Clinches Texas League Batting Title in 1963
El Paso standout Dandy Dick Dietz nears season end with a .369 batting average and an 18 point edge over Tulsa’s Jim Beauchamp for the Texas League batting crown. Dietz also paces runs with 117 and ranks among leaders in several categories while teammates and rivals top various charts.
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United Pres. International
el Paso
Dick Dietz
Dietz
Jim Beauchamp
Tulsa
Austin
Rico Carty
Engel
Beauchamp
Santos Alar
Popovich
Joe Patterson
San Antonio
Lou Vickery
Ray Cordiero
Camilio Estevis
Albuquerque
Cliff Davis
Angels rout Senators as Torre and Moran pace win
Felix Torre drove in four runs with a double and two singles while Billy Moran added three runs with two triples to lift the Los Angeles Angels to a 10-2 win over the Washington Senators. The Angels amassed 16 hits, starter Fred Newman earning his first major league victory.
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Washington
UPI
Felix Torre
Billy Moran
Los Angeles Anges
Washington Senators
Angels
Fred Newman
Newman
Julio Navarro
Chicago
Carleton Wiley
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Wiley
New York
Mets
Mrs Welts Wins Women's Amateur Title at 3rd Time
Mrs Welts rallys from two holes down in the second round to beat 16 year old Miss Conley and become the seventh player to win the women's amateur three times since the event began in 1895. Conley loses her third major final this year while Janis Ferraris falls to Welts in the quarter finals.
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Mrs. Welts
Miss Conley
Welts
Janis Ferraris
San Francisco
Miss Ferraris
Pennel Sets World Pole Vault Record Over 17 Feet
John Pennel of Miami broke his own world record by clearing just over 17 feet on his first attempt at the Gold Coast AAU championships. He previously set the mark at 14 feet 10 4 in August in London. Pennel, a Northeast Louisiana State College student, was unpushed after teammate John Uelses did not compete.
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Miami
John Pennel
Gold Coast
Pennel
Northeast Louisiana State College
John Uelses
U.S
Europe
Henry Wadsworth
London
AAU
Hunting Accidents Report From NRA Survey
National Rifle Association prepared a ten year hunting accident report covering 1951 to 1960. Forms circulated to conservation agencies in Canada and the United States show 99 percent of shooters were licensed, most were 20 or older, over 70 percent had three or more years of hunting experience, and under one percent were under the influence of intoxicants.
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Austin
National Rifle Association
N. ER. A
Canada
United States
Casualty Patterns in Hunting: Weapon Type and Timing
A 10 year analysis shows about 40 per cent of hunting casualties happen during small game pursuits, 25 per cent during land bird hunts, 25 per cent in deer hunts, and seven per cent in waterfowl. Shotguns cause 60 per cent of injuries, rifles 36 per cent. Most incidents occur 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Many injuries occur when shooters did not intend to discharge. Copies available from the National Rifle Association.
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Encoter Iimself
Saie Mio
Cugr
Grapas
National Rifle Association
Rhode Island Avenue
N. W
Washington, D. C
Milk and Dairy Consumption Averages Revealed
The average consumer annually consumes 182 pounds of whole milk, 714 pounds of butter, 8 percent pounds of cheese, and 18 pounds of ice cream, reflecting broad dairy intake patterns.
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Dean Warren
Liberal
Kansas
Dean
Shady Elms Nursing
Best
Fairview Floral Co
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Childress Index
Russell Feed & Seed
Detroit
al Kaline
Moe Drabowsky
Billy Bruton
Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Kaline
Bruton
Dick McAuliffe
Drabowsky
A's
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Ford
Red Ruffing
Ray Herbert
Johnny Blanchard
Blanchard
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Eddie Bressoud
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Jerry Kindall
Max Alvis
Joe Arcue
Donovan
Bressaud
Red Sox
Chuck Hiller
Felipe Alou
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
John Tsitouris
Ed Bailey
Tsitouris
Alou
Jose Pagan
Norm Larker
al Worthington
Harvey Kuenn
Hiller
Giants
Don Larsen
Billy O'Dell
Aaa
Kau
Shady Elms Nursing Home
Penney’s
Sealy Hospital
Abilene, Texas
Orchard
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