Crampton Wins Cros South Tournament at Pebble Beach
Crampton, 29, captured the Cros ss title at Pebble Beach with a three-under-par 69 final round, totaling 284 for 72 holes and earning 7500. Defending champ Tony Lema finished 287, while Nicklaus and Casper tied at 288. Weather improved after a cold, rainy weekend. next stop is the Lucky International Open in San Francisco. Mazeroski and Elroy Face signed 1965 Pirates contracts. Pittsburgh also seeks Don Deppers from Hawaii.
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Bing
Brice Crampton
San Francisco
Crampton
Pebble Beach
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper Jr
Lema
Casper
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Bobby Nichols
Rocky Thomps
Wichita Falls
Ken Still
Jacky Cupit
Maz
Face
Pittsburgh
Bill Mazeroski
Elroy Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
Don Deppers
Hawaii
Wrestlers Aid Jamesown youths in MOA program
Mike Comitz and Al Yansyons will lead a sixth to eighth grade wrestling crew in Jamestown with help from Bob Culbertson a former MU wrestler who recently returned home Culbertson plans to seek work while aiding the coaching staff Numerous regional sports figures attend the Jamestown All Sports banquet tonight with prominent speakers Bill Veeck and Chris Schenkel among others including Bill Scharman and Ernie Green plus a long star cast.
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Mike Comitz
al Yansyons
MOA
Bob Culbertson
Jamestown
Hotel Jamestown
Bill Veeck
Chris Schenkel
Bill Scharman
Boston Celtics
Charley Eckman
Scharman
NBA
Schatman
USC
Ailnba
Celtics
Corty
Fred Schwab
Schwab
Niagara U
Rochester
John Henry Johnson
Lenny Moore
Ernie Green
Daryle Lamonica
Gary Wood
Tom Gorman
Johnny Unitas
Bob Prince
Richie Allen
Wampum
Ron Sepic
Uniontown
Ohio State
Soph
Roa Meadville
Oil City
Meadville
Mars
Dalird
Corry
Celtics Roll Past Lakers as Winning Streak Persists
Boston extended a 24 wins in 26 games run with a 117-93 victory over Los Angeles. Sam Jones led the Celtics with 27 points while Hagan Baylor had 30 for the Lakers as Boston opened a commanding eight-game lead in the Eastern Division standings.
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Boston
Celtics
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Baltimore Bullets
St. Louis Hawks
Colts
Red Auerbach
Lakers
K.C. Jones
Tommy Heiskohn
Sam Jones
Higin Baylor
Philadelphia
Tso
Auerbach
Iris
Phila
New York
Baltimore
St. Louis
Detroit
San Fr
Jay
San Fran
Weber Key King Again Takes $15,000 All Star Title
Dick Weber of St. Louis defeated Jim St. John of Santa Clara 586 in the three game title match to win the $15,000 first prize at the All Star Bowling Tournament. Ann Slattery of Salt Lake City won the women's $5,000 title by defeating Sandy Hooper 597 to 550.
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Philadelphia
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Ann Slattery
Salt Lake City
Weber
Jim St. John
Santa Clara
Calif
St. John
Miami Beach
Kansas City
St.John
Chicago
YMCA Girls Swim Wins and Cadets Prep Dominate
YMCA girl swimmers from Warren faced tough odds but cruised 119 to 74 to defeat Warren Saturday afternoon. Corry won Cadet and Prep meets, juniors lost, with Beckie Summerville Crystal Cole leading Cadets, Mary Summerville Barbara Crowell leading Preps, and Becky Bulard the lone junior first. Brown withdraws from Cape Town bout. London, Andreetti fight postponed.
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YMCA
Warren
Corry
Carol Turner
Robert Seel
Becky Summerville
Crystal Cole
Mary Summerville
Barbara Crowell
Becky Bulard
Terry McMullin
Terry McMillin
Jeannie Bracken
Vichie Cragg
Donna Tate
Martha Hileman
Mary Riccardi
Sue Hooks
Karol Kelsey
Debbie Tobin
Sue Wurm
Betsy Heacox
Sjuniors
Marcie Stahl
Florida Gators Hand Kentucky Big Loss In SEC Showdown
Florida upset Kentucky 84-65 to move into third in the SEC with a 5-1 league record and 13-5 overall. Gary Keller and Brooks Henderson led Florida with 20 points each while Lou Dampier scored 20 for Kentucky. Vanderbilt leads the SEC at 4-0, Auburn 6-1, and Tennessee 4-1. Kentucky slides to 3-3 and 8-7 as doubts grow about a post season bid under Adolph Rupp. Other top teams posted wins as Providence stayed unbeaten, Michigan beat Purdue, and St. Josephs topped Penn.
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Associated Press
Florida
Kentucky
Gators
Alaama
Wildcats
Adolph Rupp
Baron
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Tennessee
Alabama
Gary Keller
Brooks Henderson
Lou Dampier
Tosers
Providence
Seton Hall
Michigan
Purdue
St. Joseph's
Penn
St. John’s
St. Francis
N.Y
Jim Walker
Tom Duff
St. Joseph
Philadelphia
Villanova
Detroit
Bill Melchionni
Oliver Darden
Ken McIntyre
St. John's
Lindbergs Shine In Rifle Shoot At Jamestown Club
Corry brothers Dick and Kurt Lindberg topped the winter indoor 22 pistol match at Jamestown Rifle and Pistol Club. Dick won Masters with 849 of 900, Kurt finished second with 824. Don Stearns claimed the Expert class title, while Bob Rader led the Sharpshooter class. Other teams included Corry and Jamestown.
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Lindbergs
Jamestown
Corry
Lindberg Brothers
Kurt
Don Stearns
Bob Rader
Addittion
Three Beaver Teams Busy This Week
Corry High's three winter sports teams plan home and away games this week. Cochran's swimmers swim three times in four days, facing Erie Tech and Erie East before Meadville. Cage and mat teams have two outings, while Fox's basketball squad hosts Franklin and plays Ol City, with Millin's wrestlers visiting Franklin and entertaining Ol City. Junior high basketball under Ed Patton also plays twice, hosting Titusville and Franklin at Wright School.
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Corry High
Bill Cochran
Cochran
Erie Tech
Erie East
Beaver
Meadville
Cage
Beavers
Dick Fox
Dribblers
Franklin Ln Norrow
Ol City
Cepeda Leads Giants of 1965 Contract Signings
Orlando Cepeda tops a weekend surge of signings for the 1965 season. Cepeda adds about 5000 to his salary to reach roughly 55000 as Willie Mays remains the club’s highest earner at 105000. The Puerto Rican slugger posted a .30 average with 31 homers and 97 RBIs last year amid knee surgery in New York last month. Other NL players signing included Mazeroski, Roy Face, Ty Cline, Billy Cowan and five Mets with Parsons, Sutherland, Selma, Hinsley, McGraw. In the American League Tresh and Stafford joined New York. Fregosi inked for about 31300 with the Angels.
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Associated Eresh
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Cepeda
Willie Mays
Giants
New York
Namath Under Knife for Knee Operation in New York Jets
Jets rookie quarterback Joe Namath entered Lenox Hill Hospital for a knee operation. The routine procedure began today with an expected 10 days to two weeks of recovery. No complications were reported. Namath is a $400,000 signee from Alabama.
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Joe Namath
New York Jets
Alabama
Lenox Hill Hospital
Namath
Walnut Creek
Harborcreek
Bradford
Erie
Brown Bags Hickok Belt Honor For Browns Star
Rochester AP report says Jim Brown, star fullback of the Cleveland Browns, won the S. Hae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year Award and the $10,000 diamond studded belt after helping Cleveland secure the NFL championship. Brown edged A J Foyt by seven points in a national voter panel of 136 sports writers and sportscasters, and reflected on his two remaining years before retirement, while praising teammates Frank Ryan Paul Warfield Gary Collins and Dick Modzelewski.
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Wo Brown
Cleveland Browns
Hickok
Brown
Rochester
N.Y
Jimmy Brown
National Football League
S. Hae Hickok
Browns
Syracuse
NFL
Frank Ryan
Paul Warfield
Gary Collins
Dick Modzelewski
Ace A.J. Foyt
Houston
Bowoling League Scores Highlight Wide Mixed Doubles Action
In Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League Pat Renzi posted 193 while Chuck Willett reached 213 and Gladys Thompson added 1. The list covers multiple teams Beaver League Beaverettes Avalon Juniors Avalon Seniors and more with numerous high game figures and composite scores across several bowlers and divisions. The report catalogs individual totals including 471 for Ron Hanks and 483 for Al Rigby among others.
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Pat Renzi
Chuck Willett
Gladys’ Thompson
Vfw
Chuck VanWinkle Jr
Laura Snow
Denny ' S Duckes
al Rigby
Dexter Sandburg
Dick Gronostar
Tom Bracken
Ron Hanks
Dave Wetmore
al Smith
Len Mig‘fiaccio
Lanny Fitch
Dennis Brumnagin
John Bracken
Dave Dunnewald
Tom Macek
Dan Dunnewald
Har‘ley Taylor
Beaverettes
Linda McEldowney
Martha Houser
Sandy Bensink
Shirley Clark
Linda Shelley
Linda VanGuilder
Nancy King
Avalon
Patty Wetmore
Sandy Orn
Beckie Kane
Diane Armburger
Mary Ann Lamielle
Bobby McCray
Rodney Hulings
Isi
Doug Brown
Ty Bill Orn
Debbie Caruso
Marie
End Fights Tokyo Takeo Maemizo Wins on Points
Maemizo of Japan defeats Srisa vut Sitsopa by points in Tokyo in a boxing card featuring fighters Gluyna Martha Houser Betty Jo Malone Linda Wetmore Alan Morayek Tom Morton and Dave Wetmore. Final tallies show multiple bout results and score totals among the listed competitors.
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Tokyo
Takeo Maemizo
Japan
Srisavut Sitsopa
Thailand
Gluyna
Martha Houser
Betty Jo Malone
Linda Wetmore
Alan Morayek
Tom Morton
George Davis
Dave Wetmore
Lanny Fitch
Jim VanCise
Hugene Zajac
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