McKinley Triumphs In Dramatic National Tennis Win
Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley overcome a back spasm and a stubborn Zuleta to win 6-3 6-1 in the National Tennis championships first round at Forest Hills. Despite pain he chased every ball to claim the decisive third set, as Davis Cup plans for the U S surfaced with coach Bob Kelleher noting a minor injury.
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Kinley
Ecuador
Eduardo Zuleta
San Antonio
Tex
McKinley
Bob Kelleher
U.S
Kelleher
United States
Venezuela
Denver
Bournemouth
India
Australia
Chuck
Zuleta
Trinity University
Zueleta
Bowling Weekly Results Highlight Individual Highs
Frances Stover leads indi high game 216 with Bea McElroy 200 and Betty Thrasher 177. McElroy tops indi high series 543 followed by Stover 493. Pepsi Cola III takes team high game 440 and team high series 1135. 900 games and other divisions noted with Delano Cagle 624 high series and J Pannell 610 indi high.
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Frances Stover
Bea McElroy
Betty Thrasher
Lanier
Parker
Goodpastor
Delano Cagle
Sides
C. Stover
Certain
Jimmie Pannell
Ronald Bryant
Cecil Turner
Haywood Shelton
Freda Ferry
Dot Morgan
Mathyleen Farrish
Edwina Portwood
J. Pannell
R. Bryant
B. Meadows
C. Turner
L. Wilhite
F. Perry
E. Portwood
Vanderbilt Opens Fall Practice With Labor Plan
Vanderbilt coach Jack Green begins fall practice on Labor Day with two daily labor sessions for two weeks as he selects 33 players from a 66-man pool for the 1963 Commodores 10-game schedule including SEC lines and a night opener vs Furman on Sept 21. Captain Sam Sullins leads a lengthy group of juniors and sophomores, with seniors Bill Waldrup and Steve Shaw shifting positions for SEC play.
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Jack Green
Vanderbilt
Tennessee Valley Conference
Vandy
Cliff Winefordner
Decatur
Deshler High School
Sam Sullins
Bob Sullins
Huntsville
Mel Holland
Jon Cleveland
Deshler
Green
Commodores
Boston College
Furman
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Tulane
George Washington
Tennessee
SEC
Bill Waldrup
Steve Shaw
Sophs
Randy Humble
Steve Smith
David Waller
Toby Wilt
Infant Bed Smothering Highlighted as Major Hazard
An article notes that smothering in an infant’s bed is a leading danger to babies under one year old, underscoring the need for safe sleep practices and parental vigilance to prevent tragedy.
Fall wildlife bumper crop with dove season near
Outdoors column notes heavy crops of berries and nuts across species from hackberries to oaks, with pines and walnuts average. dove season starts Oct 1 amid declining eastern numbers but local flocks remain robust. Report on fire ant control at Wheeler Refuge and sightings of a white albino gray squirrel. News on Iranian pheasants stocking and brood reports near Swan Creek Hunting Area. Radio transmitters enable tracking of wildlife movement.
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Thomas Z. Atkeson
Swan Ceek
Conservation Department
Rockhouse Landing
Highway 31
Mooresville
Laston Gatlin
Decatur
Goodyear Mills
Decatur Sand and Gravel Co
Wheeler Refuge
Flint Creek Island
Hill Extends Lead in Denver Open Golf Tour
Dave Hill shot a six under par 204 to widen his lead at the Denver Open on the Denver Country Club course. He sits eight strokes ahead of Jacky Cupit and others as Rodriguez and Sanders post best third rounds. Hill believes another 65 tomorrow could seal top money in the $40,000 event.
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Denver
Dave Hill
Jacky Cupit
Jay Hebert
Juan Rodriguez
Bill Eggers
Pat Rea
Rodriguez
Doug Sanders
Saders
Hill
Jackson
Mich
Sari's Song Wins Arlington Lassie With Easy Victory
Sari's Song led from the start to win the Arlington Washington Lassie by six lengths over Ye-Cats. J K Houssels owns the winner trained by Sam's Song's star power, with Willie Shoemaker aboard. Castle Forbes finished third, Bold Queen fourth as Sam's Song earns top money for 2-year-old fillies.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Sari
Song
Arlington
Washington
East Coast
Castle Forbes
Bold Queen
Sam’s Song
J. K. Houssels
Chino
Calif
Sam
Moneymaker
Shoemaker
Jones Chops Salazar In Sixth Round Knockout
Ronnie Jones of Chicago ranked seventh bantamweight stopped Jorge Salazar of Mexico in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Mrs Benjamin Harrison served as first president general of the DAR.
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Manila
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
Jorge Salazar
Mexico
Benjamin Harrison
DAR
Mira May Be Rushed For Top Billing
All-America George Mira headlines a star packed 1963 quarterback field with rivals like Tom Myers Baylor Dick Shiner and Jolly Roger Staubach. The spring showdowns include Billy Lothridge Tom Shannon and Joe Namath as satire of the season builds to TV curtain raiser September 14.
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Bob Hoobin
Associated Press
George Mira
Miami
Tom Myers
Northwestern
Don Trull
Baylor
Maryland
Dick Shiner
Mira
West Virginia
Jerry Yost
Navy
Jolly Roger Staubach
Dennis Claridge
Nebraska
Pete Beathard
Southern California
Boston College
Jack Concannon
Terry Isaacson
Air Force
Andy Gustafson
Gus
Dixie
Billy
Mr. Cool) Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Florida
Tom Shannon
Joe Namath
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Mississippi
Perry Lee Dunn
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Larry Rakestraw
Georgia
Memphis State
Russell Volmer
Bobby Dodd
Lothridge
Staubach
Wayne Hardin
Army
Claridge
Green Bay
Cornell
Gary Wood
Columbia
Archie Roberts
Penn State
Pete Liske
Syracuse’ Valley
Two Blind Golf Champions Lead U S Championship Field
White Plains New York AP Joe Lazaro of Waltham Massachusetts defending champion and Charlie Boswell of Birmingham Alabama winner of 13 national titles are the co favorites for the U S Blind Golfers Championship at Westchester Hills. The event includes an 18 hole rounds daily and a Thursday celebrity competition. Lazaro and Boswell became blind in World War II actions and both began golf after losing sight.
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White Plains
N.Y
Joe Lazaro
Waltham
Mass
Charlie Boswell
Birmingham
Ala
U.S
Westchester Hills Club
The
Lighthouse
New York Association For
Lazaro
Italy
Po Valley
Druid Hills Country Club
Atlanta
Boswell
Alabama
Ben Hogan
Butts Attorneys Call Post Motion Libelous
Wally Butts attorney William Schroder denounces Saturday Evening Post bid for a new trial as malice and yellow journalism. Curtis Publishing argues Judge Morgan erred by excluding a woman’s testimony and protests the $3.06 million verdict. Butts sued Curtis for $10 million over a game-rigging charge involving Bear Bryant. Morgan froze payment pending appeal.
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Atlanta
Wally Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
The
Post
William Schroder
Associated Press
Miami
Schroder
Curtis Publishing Co
U.S
Lewis R. Morgan
Curtis
University of Georgia
the Post
Alabama
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Morgan
Ron Runs Out in Daily Mirror Handicap at Sandown
In the Daily Mirror Handicap at Sandown Park on Saturday the horse Ron trained by Ron and ridden by Ron ran with 21 runners. Ron started at 100 to 7 but failed to contend as El Gallo won at 100 to 8.
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London
Ron
Daily Mirror
Sandown Park
el Gallo
Limestone County Workers Start $100000 Wheeler Refuge Program
Thirty two Limestone County residents are employed under a $100000 accelerated work program on Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge. The plan funds forestry work tree planting road improvements and timber stand improvement with a January 31 1964 completion deadline and includes cleanup at Arrowhead Landing for recreation access.
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Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
Limestone County
Wheeler Refuge
Washington
Tom Atkeson
Buckeye
Rockhouse
White Springs
Arrowhead Landing
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Albury
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M. Wise
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J. Boutwell
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Pepsi Cola I
Sue’s Beauty
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Three Man Sportsman League
Guaranty Pest Control
Anenee Big Brothers
Eeewe 41
the Shop
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Moose Lodge
Moose Ledge Two
Untouchables
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Hillbillies
Slim & Reg
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Joe Elliott
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White Springs Dike
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