Burningtree Golf Set For Today Action Starts
Co directors Lloyd Nix and Al Jones pin hopes on calm weather as Burningtree Golf begins today. From Decatur Country Club win two weeks ago, B. Invena is slated to tee off at 12 56 with shotgun starts planned for Saturday and Sunday. Local dentist Lloyd Nix serves as tourney official and only Auburn gridder in the field.
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Wimbledon Open Tennis Debate Stalls Vote on Pro Tournament
Wimbledon crowds boost debate over open tennis as ILTF vote looms. British plan for a two year annual meeting stalls amid attempts to stage a pro tournament on center court this August. Graebner and Pasarell advance in singles while Emerson and varied international players remain in contention.
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Van Beach Leads Pelham Manor Rowers in Chattanooga
John Van Beach of Pelham Manor New York rows for California in a Chattanooga rowing meet as oared boats compete.
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All Stars set as Marichal tops NL staff and Drysdale leads
Oakland era notes show Marichal making his sixth All Star appearance with a 10 6 record this year and Drysdale selected for a sixth time as senior hurler with 7 8 1 4 0 ERA. Osteen Lemaster and Mike Cuellar join the NL rotation along with Ferguson Jenkins Gibson and others from the Chicago Cubs Cardinals Mets and Braves. Cincinnati likely to supply a player later to meet roster rules.
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Primo Carnera Colorful Champ By Arthur Daley
Primo Carnera rose from circus sideshow strongman to heavyweight champion amid mob control and phantom knockouts. He dethroned Jack Sharkey but was later exploited by gamblers, losing his money and dignity before a troubled life ended in Sequals Italy. His reign lasted a few weeks before Max Baer halted the Ambling Alp in Madison Square Garden.
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