Jacobs Fires 64 in Open
Jacobs fired a six under par 64 to grab the 36 hole lead at the National Open. He moved one stroke ahead of Arnold Palmer, who shot 69 today to stay within reach at Congressional Country Club. Palmer bogeyed the 17th while Jacobs eagled or birdied key back nine holes, including four birdies in the final six.
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Murphy Wins 10,000 for NCAA Track Lead in Rain
At Eugene Oregon in the NCAA Track and Field Championships San Jose State leads team scoring with 161 points after Danny Murphy won the 10,000 meters in a meet record 24 37.8 as Genel Gurule placed third. Wet conditions slowed multiple events and Oregon sprinter Harry Jerome noted the soggy track.
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Trent Jackson
Illinois
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Why Rams Got Brown Signings From USC Star Draw Rams Interest
The Rams signed USC halfback Willie Brown to a football contract after his return from the College World Series. Brown, 22, received a $10,000 bonus with undisclosed terms and indicated he preferred Los Angeles area business opportunities over baseball. Rams coach Harland Svare said Brown would be used as a pass receiver at end or flanker.
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Southern California athlete fails to reach high jump final
Southern California suffered a blow to its hopes of retaining the team title when defending high jump champion Law Hoyt failed to qualify for the finals. He could not clear 6-7 yesterday after winning the US Crack and Field Federation meet at Corvallis, Ore. Mortis ran out of contention in the 200 meters, though he reached the 100 meter semifinal. Oregon qualified eight men.
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Giants Warmup and Baseball Broadcast Schedule
Friday schedule lists Giants warmup at 5 40 p m followed by Giants versus St Louis at 5 55 p m with KSFO 560. Saturday 11 10 a m Giants warmup and 2 25 p m Giants vs St Louis on KSFO 368.
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Favorite Wins Delia Purse at Solano County Fair
Favorite defeats field in the Cor Delia Purse at Solano County Fair, coming from behind to secure victory before a large Vallejo crowd. Tenise, favored horse from VALLEJO Jam Stables, surged late to win.
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Olson’s bid for light heavyweight crown at MSG fight
Former middleweight champion Carl Olson meets Johnny Persol in a nationally televised 10round bout at Madison Square Garden. Olson, favored, seeks to cement a title shot against Willie Paslay while Persol aims to derail the aging challenger and extend his win streak.
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Cal to host 1965 NCAA meet five years in advance
UCLA announce California will stage the 1965 NCAA track and field championships with Penn slated for 1966. Weems Baskin of the NCAA rules committee said approval by the executive committee is required, the California event set for June 16 to 18. USATF championships awarded to Bakersfield California and Kent State Ohio for 1966, both preceding the NCAA meet by a week.
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Connolly Retires From Grid
Veteran guard Ted Connolly announced his retirement from professional football. The 32 year old, a nine season player with eight years in the league, told Browns officials he will quit to focus on his job with Grubb and Bills Real Estate in Oakland. He was expected to be the Browns starting guard this fall.
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Royal Ascot Off ers and allowed only four hits
ASCOT England UPD report notes Forlto leading the Modesto Colts to a one second day in succession with a 1-0 victory over San Jose. Weather affected the play as the can-Bees and Luis Peraza faced cancellation. A triple and double by Eaker this week kept Bobas meeting today. Brownie T.
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Boxing and Sporting Teasers For Friday TV Schedule
Friday TV log lists boxing with Bobo Olsen against Johnny Persad at 2:45 PM and nine other events. Bowling at 9:00 AM, roller derby, baseball games Cubs vs Pirates and Giants vs Cards, golf National Open, wrestling, Army spring practice football, and the Inglewood Handicap horse race plus auto show race events.
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Sanford the Giant Stands In Slump And Pay Worries
St. Louis report on Jack Sanford of the Giants, in a slump with no wins since May 19 and only 15 runs for support in 11 starts. At 35, he faces potential salary cuts, reflecting a pennant year drop from 40 000 in 1962 to 37 400 in 1963, while mental approach and frustration are cited as factors alongside bullpen help and الماضية.
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