Emile Griffith: Managers Correct On Great Potential
The piece highlights Emile Griffith as a rising great and credits managers Howard Albert and Gil Clancy for predicting his rise. It notes past forecasts beating Fernande z, Fernandez, Moyer, Rodriguez, Paret, Ortega and Bahama, with Griffith’s skill and discipline underscoring their confidence.
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New York
Billy Smith
Howard Albert
Gil Clancy
Albert
Clancy
Emile Griffith
Griffith
Benny Kid Paret
Paret
Gaspar Ortega
Emile
Yama Bahama
Bahama
Ray Robinson
Gene Tunney
Graham Still Unconvinced Graham Still Unconvinced
In Chicago Otto Graham expresses desire to play the All-Stars again on a dry field after the Eagles beat the stars 28 to 14 at Soldier Field. He cites a slippery wet field and a pulled leg muscle for Navy’s Joe Bellino as costly in the pre game and notes his receivers struggled with the ball.
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Chicago
Otto Graham
Graham
Philadelphia Eagles
Stars
Soldier Field
All-America
Joe Bellino
Navy
Bellino
Outdoor Page Pauses This Week at The Enterprise
The Enterprise will not publish the Outdoor Page this week due to space and fish shortages. The feature will resume at its regular stand next Sunday.
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the Enterprise
Wisconsin easements could open land for public use
Wisconsin officials propose recreational easements to preserve public access while leaving private ownership intact. The plan would fund scenic, drainage, spawning, and wilderness easements along highways and waters, costing about 2 million dollars over ten years. It aims to balance conservation with landowners' rights and private tax bases.
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Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Aldo Leopold
Gaylord Nelson
Harold Jordahl
Department of Resource Development
Jordahl
Blue Ridge Mountain Parkway
California
New York State
Horizon
Horshoe
Mad Dog IV Sets Closed Course Speed Record at Daytona
Art Malone roared the Mad Dog IV to 177.479 mph on the Daytona 2.5 mile asphalt track securing a world closed course speed record. The 25 year old Tampa driver chased a 180 mph payday as oil pressure issues halted further laps. The prior record stood at 176.887 mph by George Amick who died two days after Daytona.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Art Malone
Tampa
Daytona International Speedway
Speedway
Bob Osiecki
Charlotte
N.C
Malone
George Amick
Rhinelander
Wis
Daytona
Hedley Woodhouse Suspended Twenty Days at Saratoga
Veteran jockey Hedley Woodhouse was suspended for 20 days by Saratoga track stewards for reporting to ride in an unfit condition. The ruling states the suspension runs through August 24.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Hedley Woodhouse
Saratoga Race Track
Junior Golfers Reach Semifinals
In Ithaca New York two-time Pennsylvania jaycee junior titlist Jay Sigel and Phoenix Arizona star George Boutell advanced to the semifinals of the 14th U S G A Junior Championships. Sigel defeated Jim Wiechers 3 and 1 while Boutell beat Benson R McLendon 3 and 2.
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Ithaca
N.Y
George Boutell
Phoenix
Ariz
Jay Sigel
Pennsylvania
Benson R. McLendon
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
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Dot Resseguie
Fort Bragg
Taylor Dempsey
John Ristaino
Resseguie
Susie Resseguie
Art Richardson
Bill McCormick
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Florentino Fernandez
Jorge Fernandez
Denny Moyer
Luis Rodriguez
Ralph Bunche
United Nations
Momma
Gil
Howard
By Dion Henderson
Associated Press
Ae Teala
W. Green St
Model Supply Corporation
Mechanical Contractors Plumbing—Heating
Russell & Park Sts
Atios
Canons L
Winston-Seiem
Greensboro
ABC Jalousie Company
W. Lee St
N. C
R.F.D
Perfectio
Welborn Plumbing & Heating CO
Ward ST
Fat Dave
Snow Mber Company
Springdale Ave
By Tom Benton
Cornell University
Charles
McDowell
Virginia Beach
Phillips Exeter Academy
Boutell
Colorado
Bob Haldeen
Sterling
Colo
Sigel
Haldeen
Colorado University
Gordon Aden
Spokane
Wash
Sears
David Bradley Fencing Guarantee
N. Main ST
Electrical Living Sewrces, Inc
English ST
Bryant Electric
Electric Supplying
High Point, N. Cc
W. Green Street
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