Goalby Reflects On 1962 Money Boom And Comeback
Bob Goalby recalls earning 46240 in 1962 as a high point and a turning point in his golf career. He credits that wealth with prompting swing changes that unsettled his game and led to a slump through 1963 and 1964. He now aims to return to a natural, solid level to make a living in golf.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
Belleville, Ill
Bob Goalby
Goalby
Sam Snead
Harry
School of Mines
Saul
Sollie Kessler
Pearl sales in US rise 20 percent this year
United States sales of cultured pearls, mainly imported from Japan, are expected to increase by about 20 percent at the retail level this year.
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United States
Japan
Harry Kessler the Many Facets Man of Industry and Boxing
The profile sketches Harry Kessler a versatile figure career engineer, metallurgist and inventor of Sorbo-Mat casting. He is a renowned boxing referee and lecturer whose work spans Worthington Corporation plants, universities and boxing rings. He travels 200000 miles yearly, consults for foundries, and balances family life with four children at home.
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Harry Kessler
Decatur
Worthington Corporation
St. Louis
Kessler
Park Avenue
New York
Ladue
America
United States
Canada
Mexico
Harry
Barrow
Missouri School of Mines
Rolla
Nikolai Buganin
Boston
St.Louis
Madison Square Garden
Sollie
Ray Miller
Aurora
Ill
Papa
Mama Kessler
Missouri
Cronin Declines Ordered Measurement of All Parks
AL President Cronin has not ordered measuring all member parks after Kansas City owner Charles Finley requested it. Public relations chief says Cronin only circulated Finley’s letter. Finley argues Chicago foul line figures are wrong and other parks may need checks.
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Boston
Joe Cronin
Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Joe McKenney
Cronin
Finley
McKenney
Chicago
Braves Place Rookie Kelley on Disabled List
Milwaukee axed rookie left hander Dick Kelley age 24 to the disabled list Friday due to a circulatory problem in his throwing arm and his participation in upcoming games is put on hold.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Dick Kelley
New Look City League Opens Tuesday Night
Decatur City League softball launches its 1964 season with a 7 p.m. double header at Delano Park. Worthington faces Chemstrand while Prestolite meets 3M as six sanctioned teams aim for a stronger year after 1963.
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New Look City League
Decatur
Delano Park
Worthington
Chemstrand
Prestolite
State
James Coulter
Reardon Resigns as Montreal Vice President
Ken Reardon, former NHL defenseman with the Canadiens, resigns Friday from his post as the club's vice president.
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Montreal
Ken Reardon
National Hockey “League
Montreal Canadiens
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