Beard takes 133 lead with 67 at Lucky International Open
Frank Beard, from Louisville, shot a four under par 67 to reach 133 at mid round, leading the Lucky International Open. Ken Venturi and Mike Souchak tied for second at 136 after solid 68s, while Arnold Palmer and others chased in warm, sunny conditions at Harding Park. Masses of players were cut to under 70 for weekend rounds as 33 finished under par after 36 holes.
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Frank Beard
Louisville
Ken Venture
Harding Park Municipal
Venturi
Mike Souchak
Raymond Floyd
Dave Ragan
Larry Mowry
Tom Wieskopf
Columbus
Ohio
Proseive Para
Lake Merced
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Palmer
Miller Barber
Steve Reid
Guy Bill
Oakland
Calif
Don Massengale
Palmer Charge
Massengale
Palm Springs
Bob Hope
Gene Littler
al Balding
Rocky Thompson
George Bayer
Terry Dill
Joe Taylor
al Mengert
Joe Campbell
Mowry
Jerry Steelsmith
Harold Kneece
Kneece
Steelsmith
Beard
Aymond
Floyd Wieter
Larry Wey
Dave Ragan Stein
Tom Weisker
Weer
Pson
Jerry Dili
al Joe Taylor
Georayer
Joe Ampbell
Ersten Nee
Araid Kneeee
Ken Townes
One Wees Tees
Ken Still Eee
Renas
el Martindale
Uq Sanders
Billy Casperteve Reid
Chuck Courtney
Butch Harrison
Jac Ore Wes Bowens
Dick Sikes
Teve Oppermann
Evens
Ee Reneee
Eerviel Weeeye
Charles
Sifford
Sam Reynolds
Cree Enees Fa
Erry Wilcoxes
Billy Maxwell
Babe Hiskey
Owe Johnson
Bill Ezinick
Ee Copit
Seneee
Bi Aceesuereesanene
Baeza Dominates Hialeah Card in Miami Race Roundup
Braulio Baeza swept five wins Thursday and added a featured ninth victory at Hialeah Friday on Dark King. He leads the jockey standings toward Bill Hartack’s 62-win record, with Ron Turcotte close behind after a late double. Other Meets include Turf King Ranch purse at New Orleans and Bowie figures, plus Florida Downs Mickey C. top finish.
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Miami
Fla
Braulio ‘Baeza
Hialeah
Baeza
Dark King
Bill Hartack
Hialeath
Ron Turcotte
Hartack
Turcotte
Daisy Klauber
Tennessee Irish
Rose Court
Canal
Superado
Braves Play in Atlanta Despite Wisconsin Court Order
National League President Warren Giles said the league will honor a Georgia court ruling and allow the Braves to fulfill their Atlanta lease despite a Wisconsin injunction to keep them in Milwaukee. The Milwaukee suit seeks an expansion plan including a Milwaukee franchise, while the Georgia order requires Braves to meet obligations with Atlanta Stadium Authority.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Warren Giles
National League
Braves
Atlanta
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Giles
Georgia
Atlanta Stadium Authority
League
Elmer Roller
Milwaukee County
Judge Roller
Steven Keane
Keane
Roller
Superior Court
Fulton County
Stadium Authority
William Eckert
SEC Names A. M. Coleman Its New Commissioner
A. M. Coleman aged 59 and then assistant athletic director at Georgia Tech was named commissioner of the Southeastern Conference for a six year term at $25,000 annually. He succeeds Bernie Moore and will head conference athletic operations as the league faces scheduling changes and eligibility standards.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
A. M
Tontol) Coleman
Coleman
Georgia Tech
Abilene Christian College
Bernie Moore
Judge Roller Denies Delay in Wisconsin Antitrust Suit
Milwaukee judge Elmer W. Roller rejects the National League request to delay Wisconsin antitrust proceedings. Trial set for March 7, with earlier Feb. 1 date abandoned after defense sought time for depositions from top baseball figures. Jinkinson cites potential prejudice. court notes witnesses and deposition issues.
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Rudi Schiffer
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Elmer W. Roller
National League
Wisconsin
Baseball
State Attorney General’s Office
Bronson C. LaFollette
Reller
USGA Honors H. Burton Musser Green Section Award
H Burton Musser, retired Penn State agronomy professor, received the USGA Green Section Award for service to golf through turf grass work. He developed three major grass strains including Penn Lawn Fescue. Presentation by Clarence Benedict and Henry Russell preceded the annual USGA meeting.
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New York
H. Burton Musser
Penn State
United States Golf Association
Musser
Penn Lawn
Clarence W. Benedict
Greenwich
Atoy Wilson Aims for Olympic Ice Dream
Atoy Wilson, 14, became the first Negro to win a U S figure skating title in Berkeley and now eyes representing the United States at the Winter Olympics. He trains four to five hours daily with his mother driving long routes to Culver City Ice Rink while keeping straight B grades and aiming for law school.
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Berkeley
Calif
Atoy Wilson
United States
Wilson
U.S
Iceland
Los Angeles
Peter Betts
Aloy
Ronaldo
Atoy
Rory
Kenyan Cop Withdraws From Boston Two Mile Race
Kipchoge Keino, the Kenyan cop scheduled for the Boston meet, was ordered home by the Kenya Athletic Commission and withdrew Friday. Keino, after a 4:03.9 Mile in Millrose, cited a directive to return Africa immediately, disappointing fans and shifting focus to Crothers and an international field in Boston.
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Boston
Kipchoge Keino
Boston Athletic Association
Keino
New York
Kenya Athletic Commission
Africa
United States
Kenya
Canada
Bill Crothers
John Pennel
Crothers
Klaus Lehnertz
Germany
Rudolf Tomasek
Czechoslovakia
Fordham
Sam Perry
Courtland Grays
Quantico Marines
Southern University
Willie Davenport
George Anderson
Will
Includi Ag
Marie Mulder
Camp Springs
Joe Odlozii
Sehsibe Mamo
Ethiopia
Colby College
U.S
Terrell Denied New York Boxing License
World champion Ernie Terrell had his New York boxing license denied by the State Athletic Commission, ending a planned March 29 title defense against Cassius Clay at Madison Square Garden. The unanimous ruling cited Terrell’s association with Bernie Glickman in entertainment and boxing as detrimental to the sport. Terrell said he had no current manager and expressed fatigue over the ongoing dispute.
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Jack Hand
Pregs
NEW York (Ap
Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
New York
Cassius Clay
Madison Square Garden
Harry Markson
Garden Boxing
Terrell-Clay
Dick Tiger
Welter
Emile Grifffith
Terrell
New York Sate Athletic Commission
Markson
Arthur Grafton
Louisville
Clay
Ernie ‘Terrell
Chicago
Elmer Gertz
Malcolm Brown
Raymond Fee
Lockport
N.Y
Melvin Krulewitch
Krulewitch
Association of
Ernie
Bernie Glickman
Lee
Glickman
Glicksman
Ted Green sidelined with stretched ligaments in shoving bout
Boston Bruins announce defenseman Ted Green suffered stretched ligaments in a clash with Eric Nesterenko of Chicago on Thursday night and will miss three to four weeks. Green had his right knee casted as Boston beat the Blackhawks 5 3 and officials plan to move Don Awrey to defense.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Ted Green
Chicago
Eric Nesterenko
Green
Bruins
Don Awrey
Awrey
One Handed Bid for Pro Grid Job by Wayne Swanson
Wayne Swanson of Central Washington College signs as a free agent with the Houston Oilers. Born without a right hand, the guard claims readiness and potential as an offensive lineman. Listed at 6-3 225 pounds, he hopes to reach 240 by football season.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Wayne Swanson
Houston
Jina
Central Washington College Guard
American Football League
Swanson
Stadium Igh
Tacoma
Central
Evergreen
Tra Husky
Wayne
Spros
Mick Thompson
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