Venturi Extends Lead With Narrow Margin Over Rudolph
Venturi clung to a one stroke edge after a wind battered round as Rudolph closed in. Nicklaus and Palmer struggled to mount a charge while Collins battled through back pain finishing fourth at 212 as open champion Lama and others trailed.
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Dolph
Lama
Verturi
Collins
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Palner
Collins Venturi
Venturi
Rudolph
Kerverter
Nason
Rudlph
TC Jack Nicklaus
Arcald Palmer
Bela McCallister
Rod
Barber Ray Floyd
Jack Rule Jr
Gary
Jullis Brras
Carder D'ckenson
Terry Dill
Hawsing
Jace Stzelsmith
Frank Strarahan
1,605 Set For Nat's Amateur Bid
A field of 1,405 golfers will begin sectional qualifying for Deane Beman's National Amateur Championship across 16 sites starting Aug. 31 and Sept. 1. Exemptions include Beman. 64 low scorers advance to match play Sept. 16. The event runs Sept. 18 and 19 at designated courses with an 18 hole format.
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New York
Deane Beman
Beman
Canterbury Golf Club
Cleveland
CBS Says Carling TV Largest Telecast Ever Planned
CBS announced the final two days of the Carling World Championship Golf Tournament August 29 and 30 would be the most extensive live telecast yet for a major event. The Oak Hills Country Club in Birmingham Midlothian hosts the event, with final rounds airing August 30 from 3 p.m. EST. A 19-strong CBS crew will handle production.
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New York
Aps
Columbia Broadca
Oakills
Birmingson Midh
CBS
Golfing Brothers Face Rest, Tour Plans Amid Slump
The article follows Dick and John Lemmon as they return home from invitation events in Akron and Oakland Hills to rest before the Dallas Open. Dick adjusts after a slow stretch, discusses lag putting and five under par hopes, while both brothers endure travel, marriage news, and ongoing West Coast stops en route to Cajun Classic.
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Akron
Ohio
Oakland Hills
Birmingham
Mich
Reno
Sharon Epperson
Wing
Dallas
Sharon
Richard
West Coast
Nevada
Louisiana
Portland
Seattle
Fresno
Sacramento
Las Vegas
Corona
San Jose
Two Teams Tie At Castlewood Scramble Golf Tourney
Pleasanton report shows Herb Lee Mel Campbell John De Fieiro and Dr Frank Kreske tying for first with a net 60 at Castlewood Country Club Scotch Twosome. Ed Menning Lloyd Mann took third with a net 61. Other entries include George J Bische Al Harman Georg Ted Mallerich Fisse McNally Ton Sen WGlek Kline.
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Pleasanton
Herb Lee
Mel Campbell
John DeFieiro
Frank Kreske
Castlewood Country Club
Cours
Ed Menning
Lloyd Mann
George J Bische
al Harman-Georg
Ted Mallerich
Fisse i McNally
Strong Field In Nor-Cal Golf Test
One of the strongest fields in 59 years of NCGA golf will tee off at Silverado in Napa for the 1964 NCGA match play qualifier. Over 200 entrants seek 11 places in the title flight with three handicap flights. matches run Tuesday through Friday marking the event's first weekday schedule. Notables include John Joseph of Hayward and Ron Certudo of Castro Valley as top contenders. other challengers are Pete Sanchez Tony Moschetti Rian McNally Ben Tanisawa Bob Joseph and Sam Kawahara.
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NAPA
Northern California Golf Assn
Rush Silverado Country Club
Manning
John Joseph
Hayward
Ron Certudo
Caatro Valley
Alameda County
Asa
Pete Sanchez
Tony Moschetti
Rian McNally
Ben Tanisawa
Bob Joseph
Sam Kawahara
Cerrudo
Guy Bill
Oakland
NCGA
Hayyward
John Lotz
Ross Randall
Vic
Jessen Leads After First Day at Albuquerque Pro-Am
Ruth Jessen shot a 71 to lead the Albuquerque Ladies Professional Golf Association event, while Marilyn Smith struggled with putting jitters. Kathy Cornelius and Banara Haynie also performed on day one as the field began the $11,000 tournament in New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Huth Jessen
Marilyan Smith
Ruth
Jessen
Sen
Kathy Cornetus Banara Haynie
Poane Prentice
NS Sea
Coaches Seek Pay Hike Amid Extra Duty Dispute
Sunset High district coaches press for higher extracurricular pay citing 16 categories of duties and equal treatment for all teachers. Board delays action, considers broader budget impact while boosters pledge support and a district attorney handles possible lawsuit.
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Thompson
Silvers
Silver
Francis Me]Gourty
Gerald Pansi
Sunset High Boosters Club
Cunningham
Jitle
Budg
Ken Vierra
Vierra
I District
Wwachers' Association
Swindell Dominates Leandro All-Comers at Meet
Randy Swindell dominated the Leandro All-Comers event yesterday aiming for a strong finish at the summer meet. He captured five open class titles and tied up a leg on the winning effort, showcasing iron man endurance in the San Leandro field.
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Dan Varges
Harold Spear
Randy Swindell
San Leandro High
Swindell
Steve Rubiolo
Dave Dauber
Bob Witt
Doug Schrader
Druber
San Leandro
Randy
Iron Man
Babs MeIntire Captures U S Women's Amateur Title
Barbara MeIntire of Colorado Springs won the U S Women's Amateur Championship with a 3 and 2 final over JoAnne Gunderson of Kirkland Washington. This marks her second win in the event, having previously triumphed in 1939, and both finalists were named to the Curtis Cup team headed to Wales next month.
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Wales
Portheal
South Wales
Peggy Conley
Spokane Wash
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Nancy Roth
Elkhart
Ind
Caral Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Warriors Announce Balanced 1961 65 Schedule
The San Francisco Warriors unveil a balanced 10 game schedule for 1961 65 with five home and five away games. Home games are split between Civic Auditorium and venues in San Francisco Oakland Sacramento and USF with opening Oct. 17 vs the Baltimore Bullets.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Warriors
Bob Feerick
Warriors
San Francisco Civic Auditorium
Oakland
Sacramento
USF
Baltimore Bullets
Baltimore
St. Louis Hawks
Increase Bowling Speed with Natural Pushaway Technique
The article explains how speed affects hook and straight balls in bowling. It suggests pushing the ball straight from fully extended arms before the backswing to gain speed, with adjustments to footwork and timing to maintain balance. It notes both men and women struggle with speed and promises a natural method to boost speed without forcing the swing.
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Lee
Trevethan Powers leads High Scoring Adult Junior League at Way Fair Lanes
In Bay Fair lanes the Adult Junior League top scorer Trevethan Powers posted 290 235 194 829 series. Di anne Myall led the Summer Belles with 201 532. Other notable bowlers included Glenn Jamieson 711 and multiple club names such as Baytaie Grokiat Rep Michelli and Alegrea County Empioves among many reads.
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Trevethan
Way Fair Lanes
Dianne Myall
Bay Fair
Boatacevity
Bess Fiskert
al ‘Dain
Juvie
Ata
Evans Chaves
Jeanette
Peterson Point Deabies
Bil Mere
Glenn Jamieson
Baytaie Grokiat
Michelli
Sot
the Quactets
Care Insahl
Marge’s Thgers
Friora Sararse
Ai Mein
Wls
Verga's Kofice Klubter
Sis
Migers
Sed
Jorn Teles
Ed Curtey
Jesu
Bayley Lasses
Gernice Bau
Alegrea County
Empioves
Feit
Binvers
Kay Yamashira
Mountain View Open joins fall PGA tour schedule
A new $40 000 Mountain View Open invitational is added to the fall professional golf tour. The event will be held October 22 to 24 in Corona California replacing the cancelled Frank Sinatra Open Invitational. Players from the PGA are invited to compete.
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Dunedin, Fla
Corona
Calif
Professional Golfers Association
Phoenix Man Seeks WHL Franchise for 1965 Season
A Phoenix real estate man plans to form a group to bring a Western Hockey League franchise to Phoenix for the 1965 season. He cites league enthusiasm and a proposed home at the Arizona Fairgrounds seating 12 000. WHL president Seale said he had not heard of the plans.
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Phoenix
Ton Pocteaus
Jeague
Porlous
Arizona Fairground
WHL
Porteous
Hardwick Named to Bowling Magazine All-America Team
Billy Hardwick of Ban Mateo leads three newcomers on the ninth annual Bowling Magazine All America squad with Dick Weber and Billy Welu of Louis leading the veterans. Tom Carter misses first team but earns second team while Stroh of Detroit and Jim Stoh of Sandase join newcomers. Honorable mentions include Tommy Tuttle Glenn Allison and more across several cities.
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Milwacker
UPI
Billy Hardwick
Ban Mateo
Ton Carter
Hardwick
Bowline Twrikes
Dick Weber
Billy Welu
Louis
Carter
Harry Smith
Dalimore
Ray Bluth
St. Loui
al Allen
Orlando
Fla
Andy Marzich
Long Beach Tt
Weber
West
PBA
Ed Bourdase
Fresno
Buzz Paria
Detroit
Les Dilkes
Chicago
Carmen Balvinio
Tom Hennesey
St. Louis
Norm Meyers
Los Angeles
Dick Hoover
George Howard
Earl Johnson
Minneapolis
Weslock Wins Second Canadian Amateur Golf Crown
Saskatoon Canada Nick Weslock of Coron a captured his second straight Canadian Men's Amateur Championship defeating Gary Cowan of Kitehe iner Ontario 170. Weslock previously led in 1947 and 1963, finishing ahead in a tight final.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Nick Weslock
Corona
Weslock
Gary Cowan
Kiteheiner
Ontario
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