Tragic Auto Racing Weekend Claims Bryan and Others
Three fatalities mark a fatal weekend in auto racing as Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix and two British drivers die in Langhorne and Belgium Grand Prix events. Welsh and American racers suffer injuries amid crashes, while Brabham, McLaren, Gendebier, and Hill post top finishes in Grand Prix action and midgets race elsewhere. The Langhorne 100 Mile National Championship claim ends Bryan’s comeback bid as deaths and injuries rock the sport.
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Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Bryan
Langhorne
Lower Bucks County Hospital
Chris Burslow
Alay Stacey
Great Britain
Francechamps
Belgium
Bristow
Ambaisance
Hircom
Moss
Taylor Jn
Toy Troakie Simily
Stubrise
Lennox
Calif
Monga
Maly
Dack Brabham
Australia
Brie McLaren
New Zealand
Olivier Gendebier
Phil Hill
Los Angeles
J. Clark
Britain
Minget Deatil
Langhorne, Pa
UPI
Kegler Qualifying Sparks Area Meet Across Lanes
Area bowling qualifiers feature Tenny Gustafson leading ladies with high averages in Stephens OH while Era Epler and Libby Bush post top scores in Class A and B. Fremont and Livermore lanes report strong showings with 600s and 600s plus mid 200s games, as Betty Hansen Kay McCraw lead Women A, Don Gurnitt leads Men B, and Martin Quin tops Men A at Southsgate.
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Tenny Gustafson
Eraepler
Stephens
Libby Bush
Pieting
Daily Review
Alameda County
Jenny
UBS
Fremont
Joe Laforce
Liverwore
Frank Milazza
Frances Faria
Anne Burton
Toy
Midway Bowl
Bill Sells
Dud Holmes
Fred Payne
Don Gurni Ted
Dival Welch
Ipene Louse
Charley Bea
San Leandro Bowl
Cliff Robbins
AL Grand Lawes
Bill Coleman
Velder
I. N. Robinson
Southsgate
Martin Quin
Doris
Quinn
Robbie Robinson
Jim Sullivan
Walt
Dongshan
So-Call Champ Wins Southern California Amateur Golf Title
Los Angeles coverage notes Ben Aloya, former UCLA shoemaker, held a one stroke lead to win the Southern California amateur golf championship with a total of 265.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Ben Aloya
UCLA
Vallejo Fair Circuit Opens With 710 Horses Ready
Vallejo barns bulge with capacity 710 horses as the Solano County Race Meeting prepares to open on Wednesday. The ten day event runs through Saturday July 2, with 520 thoroughbreds bedded on the backstretch and many having raced at the Bay Meadows spring meeting. Notable entries include the Meadows Big Annie group among others.
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Vallejo
Solano
Wednesdas
Val- Jejo
Bay Meadows
Leading Coed Golfers Tee Off at Pleasanton Meet
Fifty-four top women golfers tee off at Stanford for a 12 day Pleasanton event. The Pleasanton meeting follows earlier rounds at Vallejo as Vallejo fairgrounds hosts 110 trailers and pacers plus a like number of quarter horses in a combined program ending at Bay Meadows Saturday.
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Thare
Pleasanton
Palo Alto
Vallejo
Stanford
Vallejo Fairgrounds
Bay Meadows
Forget the left arm position in bowling says Wilman
Willy the Worrier faces a new problem in bowling form and Wilman advises forgetting the left arm position as it self balances the motion of the right arm. The left will swing forward and back naturally with the intake and follow through, so concentration should stay on the right arm. A pamphlet titled How to Pick Up Splits is offered for sale by Joe Willman through The Daily Review.
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Willy
Wilman
Joe Willman
The
Daily Review
Notable women swingers compete at ASU and Miami event
Derson of Arizona State and Indy Eller of the University of Miami were co favorites in the women’s swingers event with other top contenders in the field. The competition ends Friday.
Choice Farvel Delivers Fast Win at Bay Meadows
Choice Farvel scored a decisive 4.75 length win in the $2000 Millsdale pace at Bay Meadows, clocking 2.01 1/5 for the mile. The four year old son of Farerl matched the track’s second fastest mile ever, trailing only the 1997 record. Elvins plans to ship Choice Farvel to Foxboro after the meet, aiming at eastern ovals. Lip Request won the $2300 Au Revoir purse in 40.8 seconds for 400 yards, paying $7.20. Clarence Hansen led drivers with 18 wins in the meet, followed by William Bailey and Charles Jacobs.
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Ban Mateo
Choice Farvel
Bay Meadows
California Horse Racing Association
Hawkins Cross
Rapid Goose
Meadows’ Oval
McGuinen
Farrel
Farerl
Meadows
Farvel
Elvins
Foxboro
Boston
Ventura Moreno
Lip Request
Erasmo Garza
Clarence Hansen
William Bailey
Charles Jacobs Wilh
Hoyle Eivins
Curtis Perner
Efrain
Gavan
Henry Page
Hollypark Back in Spotlight in Western Juvenile Handicap
In Inglewood California Hollypark hosts the $50,000 Cinema Handicap for three year olds. Western contenders include Noble Noor winner of the Hollywood Juvenile Stakes and T. V. Lark who captured the Arlington Futurity. The race draws attention amid Triple Crown chatter.
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Hollypark
Inglewood
Calif
Ups
Jlallwood Park
Noble Noor
T.V. Lark
Olympic Coach Sees Solid US Track Team
Larry Snyder of Ohio State, U.S. Olympic track coach, says after the NCAA championships the US will field a strong team for Rome. He notes Stanford trials July 1-2 will show readiness, highlights Ted Woods Colorado and Vic Hall Cal Poly as key 400 meters contenders, and cites NCAA meet records and standout performances shaping the Olympic squad.
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Berkeley
Larry Snyder
Ohio State
U.S
United States
Stanford
Snyder
Colorado
Ted Woods
Vic Hall
Cal Poly
Woods
Ghid
Pittsburgh
Rome
NCAA
A.iment
Bakersfield
Kansas
Jayhaws
Charlie Tidwell
Thomas
John Thomas
Boston University
Tidwell
Clit Cushman
Jayhawks
Bill Alley
Souther California
Hellas Long
Dyce Burleson
Oregon
Mammer
John Lavilore
George Kerry
Illinois
Charity Clack
San Dase State
Lunes Hayes
USA
al Lafwrence
Houstom
Fod Woods
Betsy Rawls Sets World Record in Open Victory
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg overcame a one stroke deficit to shoot a 'Gunder par 69 and win the Cosmopolitan Women's Open with a record 208 total for 4 rounds on a par 72 course. Marilyn Smith, UPGA president, called Rawls's 208 a new women's world record for 4 holes. Betty Jameson Marlene Hagee and Patty Berg were tied for the previous record of 214.
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Rookton, J
UPI
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
Marilyn Smith
UPGA
Miss Rawls
Betty Jameson
Alarlene Hagee l
Patty Berg
California Crew Aims for Olympic Berth After IRA Victory
Syracuse report notes IRA champion California Golden Bears eye the 1960 Olympic eight. Coach Jim Lemmon leads Cal to victory at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on Onondaga Lake. Navy and Cornell also plan Olympic trials entries as Cayuga Lake becomes a training hub.
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IRA
Cal
Syracuse
California
Oses
Becomig
United States
Onondaga
Jim Lemmon
Golden Beara
Lemimon
Wisconsin
Tony
Lindsey
Navy
Columbia
Cayuga Lake
Big Red
Cornel
NCAA Tennis Championships Open in Seattle
In Seattle, Washington, the National Collegiate Tennis Championships opened with more than six players representing twenty two schools competing across the event in the UPI report.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Debt relief pitch targets San Jose homeowners
A San Jose homeowner describes debt pressure and a loan offer from Pacific Plan Homeowners Loan promising easy repayment. The ad claims loans from $7,000 with monthly payments as low as $10.87 per $1,000, and calls for a phone inquiry to learn more at LO 2.4022 or LO 2-6800.
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Joan
Lille
Pacific Plan
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