Pangle wins first annual Register Bee Ladies golf title
Mrs. Bobbye Pangle of Glen Oak CC topped the 54 hole championship at Danville GC with 264 total after a final round 90 to hold a six stroke lead entering the day. Carlene Carlton of Tuscarora C.C. finished runner up with 266.
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Bobbye Pangie
Glen Oak Country Club
Register and Bee
Bobbye
Danville Golf Club
DGC
Pangle
Carlton
Tuscarora
Glen Oak
Carlene
Darlene
Martha Croxton
Ruby Daniel
Croxton
Daniel
Ruby Swanson
Tirzah Manley
Doris Clayton
Eleanor Barkley
Clayton
Chator Blalock
Virginia Hylton
Chater
Jane Jones
Shirley Vasold
al Milley
the Bee
A. A. Farley
Register Publishing Company
Mary Eien Carter
Mary Jane Russell
Pangle GO
al Smith
Bobby Foust
Tus
J. Lewis
A. Wiseman
M. Kolefec
M. Croxton
R. Daniel
M. J. Russel
J. Jones
S. Vasold
A. Hudson
B. Watson
M. E. Carter
J. Slamon
R. Swanson
T. Manley
B. Vanderwerk
L. Rowe
L. Brann
M. Shelton
L. Brown
BD. McCubbins
D. Claytor
L. Barkten
L. M. Freeze
J. Clark
O. Floyd
H. Leary
K. Jones
C. Blalock
V. Hylton
M. Rich
T. Wyatt
L. Pratt
Veeck Urges Pick of New Baseball Commissioner
Bill Veeck, former owner of three MLB teams, says choosing a new commissioner is the most important decision in baseball. He visited Denver for a National Association of Insurance Agents convention and criticized Ford Frick for lacking power.
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Denver
Colo
Bill Veeck
Veeck
National Association of Insurance Agents
Ford Frick
Phoenix
A's Rally For 8-7 Win Over Senators in KC
In Kansas City, the A's rallied for three ninth inning runs to beat Washington 8-7. Harrelson and Reynolds sparked the comeback with singles, Bryan sacrificed, and Randy Schwartz delivered the go ahead single after Aker pitched. Nen had opened with a grand slam for the Senators.
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Washington
A’s
Ken Harrelson
Tom Reynolds
Bill Bryan
Harrelson
Reynolds
Randy Schwartz
Jack Aker
Bryan
Dick Nen
Senators
Zimmer
Landis
Chance
Ocharles
Val
Howard
Berner
Stahl
Arkman
Talbot
Kline
Rosario
E—Harrelson
McMmullen
Washington WI
Brinkman
Hershberner
Marvelsons Causey
Tartabull
S—Green
Natur, Held
Giardella Extends Title Defense Pace Before Tiger New York Fight
World middleweight champion Joey Giardella of Cherry Hill N J boxed four rounds in Monticello after moving camp from Philadelphia. He defends his title against Dick Tiger of Nigeria, whom he took it from on December 7, 1963, in Madison Square Garden. Giardella has now boxed 93 rounds.
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Iworks
Monticello
N.Y
Joey Giardella
Cherry Hill
N.J
Milo ‘Calhoun
New York
Philadelphia
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
New York City
Madison’ Square Garden
Broncos Seek Win Over Patriots in Fenway Clash
Denver arrives in Boston seeking its first AFL win in Boston since 1960 as Mickey Slaughter and Cookie Gilchrist aim to spark the Broncos. Boston, coming off losses to Buffalo and Houston, faces a must-win home debut led by Babe Parilli with a fragile defense.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
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Denver Broncos
Patriots
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Broncos
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Buffalo
Kansas City
Houston
Oakland
New York
Chicago
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Detroit
Minnesota
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Dallas
Bills
Oilers
Denver
Mickey Slaughter
Cookie Gilchrist
Slaughter
Gilchrist
Babe Parilli
Parilli
Holo Vak Dependence on Bellino in Key Victory Push
Coach Mike Holo Vak backs quarterback Joe Bellino as go to leader with injuries to Garron and Garrett. Bellino, 27 year old rookie, moves from flanker after Garrett injury at Houston. Rookies Jim Nance and Ellis Johnson to split fullback duties. Kickoff at 7 p.m. EST.
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Mike Holovak
Holovak
Larry Garron
J.D. Garrett
Navy
Ellis Johnson
Southeastern Louisiana
Three Share Seattle Open Tourney Lead
Jack Hewins reports that Bob McCallister Charles Coody and Gary Bauer shot 68s to lead the Seattle Open after the first round. Nicklaus tied at 69 with six others while defending champion Casper shot 75 and 1961 winner Marr struggled with a 73.
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Jack Hewins
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Golf Tour
Bob McCallister
Corona
Calif
Charles Coody
Fort Worth
Tex
Gary Bauer
Fresno
McCallister
Coody
Bauer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Dave Marr
Marr
Don Bies
Jimmy Clark
Gay Brewer Jr
al Geiberger
Bill Garrett
Don Massengale
Coady
Bale of Hungary Wins World Modern Pentathlon Championship
Berlin report says Andras Bale of Hungary won the world modern pentathlon title in a Thursday event as competitors chased the crown.
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Berlin
Andras Balezo
Hungary
Petty Favored To Win Old Dominion 500
Richard Petty of Randheman North Carolina is the pre race favorite for the Old Dominion 500 late model stock car race at Martinsville Speedway. He tops a 148 journalist poll with an estimated 69.699 mph for the 500 laps. Fred Lorenzen follows as second choice, Ned Jarrett third. Fifty-one drivers seek a 40 car field for the 250 mile feature starting at 1 p.m. Sunday. Time trials Friday will set the first 20 spots, with a 20-lap race Saturday to complete the field. Track records and practice speeds highlight a busy weekend of racing at Martinsville.
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Richard Petty
Randheman
N.C
Martinsville Speedway
Petty
I'hurst
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Speedway
Ned Jarrett
Camden
D.C
Lorenzen
Junior Johnson
Ford
Johnson
Plymouth
David Pearson
Richmond
Bobby Isaac
Most NFL Clubs To Be Missing Key Men Sunday
Baltimore and Green Bay head into Sunday with full health but most teams will be without key players. Cleveland expects Clifton McNeil to start, while Galen Fiss is doubtful with a pulled calf muscle. Cards miss Stallings Woodson, with Childress uncertain. Vikings’ Alerman doubtful, Bedsole ready. Redskins Taylor doubtful, Pellegrini and Richter unsure, Casares out. Dallas hopes Connelly back, Isbell out, Neely Villanueva to play. Bears players Wade Ditka Morris under par but will play. Rams may be without Lundy Pope Williams. Steelers lose Johnson, McGee Sherman Hun ter doubtful. 49ers lose Hazeltine Colchico. Giants say Kay Swain back, Baughan out. Colts and Packers report no serious problems with Jeter ready if needed.
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Baltimore
Green Bay
NFL
Cleveland
Clifton MacNeil
Paul Warfield
St. Louis
Galen Fiss
Larry Stallings
Abe Woodson
Joe Childress
Minnesota
Grady Alerman
Detroit
Hal Bedsole
Vikings
Balltimore
Washington
Charley Taylor
Skins
Dallas
Bob Pellegrini
Pat Richter
Rick Casares
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Bob Isbell
Ralph Neely
Danny Villanueva
Chicago Bears
Bill Wade
Mike Ditka
Johnny Morris
Los Angeles
Rams
Lamar Lundy
Bucky Pope
Clancy Williams
Pittsburgh
John Henry Johnson
Ben McGee
Bob Sherman
San Francisco
Art Hunter
49Ers
Matt Hazeltine
Dan Colchico
Ernie Kay
Bill Swain
Giants
Philadelphia
Maxie Baughan
Colts
Packers
Bob Jeter
Arfons Delays Record Bid To Next Month At Bonneville
Walt Arfons tested near 500 mph on the Bonneville salt flats but will resume next month to pursue a land speed record. Bob Tatroe reached 247.59 mph in a one mile standing start run, with officials noting the required two-way average for records.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Walt Arfons
Walt
Art
Utah Flats
Bob Tatroe
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joe Petralli
United States Auto Club
Mickey Thompson
Los Angeles
Tatroe
Defending Champion and Hungary Claim Team Title
The defending champion team title also went to Hungary while the United States did not participate.
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Hungary
United States
Marcus Rhoden Returns Home to Gators Test
Marcus Rhoden heads to Gainesville for a home state clash with eighth-ranked Florida. The Mississippi State halfback, from MacClenny, Fla., sought to prove his SEC speed after a breakout 1964 meeting where he ran 10 times for 126 yards and two touchdowns. Coach Ray Graves praises Rhoden and Granger as a top inside-outside threat, rivaling Army greats.
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Starkville
Miss
Marcus Rhoden
Sunshine State
Mississippi State
Rhoden
Florida
Ray Graves
Graves
Gators
Gainesville
MacClenny
Fla
Larry Dupre
Gator Club
Maroon
Paul Davis
Hogie Granger
Granger
Army
Glenn Davis
Dee Blanchard
Drysdale Leads No 1 Seed At Coast Tennis Meet
Cliff Drysdale of South Africa is seeded No 1 in the Pacific Coast International tennis tournament at the Berkeley Tennis Club starting Sunday. Dennis Ralston is No 2, followed by Arthur Ashe, Rafael Osuna, Frank Forehling, Marty Riessen, Clark Grabner, and Eugene Scott. Carole Caldwell Grabner tops the women’s draw with defending champion Judy Tegart seeded second.
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Berkeley
Calif
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Berkeley Tennis Club
Drysdale
United States
Forest Hills
Dennis Ralston
Arthur Ashe
Ucla
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Frank Forehling
Miami
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Clark Grabner
Beachwood
Ohio
Eugene Scott
St. James
N.Y
Carole Caldwell Grabner
Judy Tegart
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Doris Claytor
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Kreutzer
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Peters
York
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Sparma
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