Harney Wins Open in Sudden-Death Drama at LA
Paul Harney, 35, Sacramento, captured the Los Angeles Open after a dramatic final round at the municipal course. Sikes Casper Johnson and Nichols trailed with late bursts. Palmer Venturi favored sudden death in a possible playoff if tied after 72 holes.
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Kirk Stewart Leads Western In High Scoring Game
Kirk Stewart tops Western with 22.2 pins per game as Dale Neel and Bar Clewry post double figures. Neel 17.4 and Clewn 11.8 bolster a strong team showing under Bob Light, with Wayne Duncan and Toby Gray scoring 21 each.
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Weekend Fights Highlight International Boxing Cards
In Lima Peru Mauro Mina outpointed by opponent 10 rounds while Huberto 185 from New York defeated Roberto Davila 193 Peru over 10 rounds. In Tokyo Kim 158 from South Korea knocked out Fumio Kaiza 154 Japan in 6 rounds.
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Friars Open Exam Season 11-0 Top Major Team
Providence enters a two week exam break 11-0 while awaiting Jan 23 game with Seton Hall. Jim Walker sparked the win over Canisius 86-69 as coach Joe Mullaney remains unconcerned by outside doubt.
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Showdown From Page 8A Hero Unsung Spike Welsh Leads Richmond
Spike Welsh scored 25 points to keep Richmond in contention as West Virginia stumbled late in the season. Davidson entered with an 11-1 mark and a 10 game win streak, while GW revived with a 4 game conference run behind Ed Rainey. Wake Forest edged Virginia Tech in overtime and Georgia Tech beat Furman.
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NCAA Seeks Greater Role in International Athlete Selections
The NCAA pushes for more influence over how athletes are chosen and governed in international events including the Olympics, while the AAU opposes the move. A cease-fire proposal ends with…
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Two Groups Discuss Big Speedway Merger near Huntington
Huntington West Virginia two groups talk of a merger in stock car racing plans. International Speedways of North Carolina eyes a union with a partner and would use the West Virginia facility if approved. The WV track is seven sixteenths mile and hosted dirt half mile events last season at Concord and another NC site.
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Mills conquers distance in Olympic 10 000 meters triumph
San Francisco AP reports Marine lieutenant Mills from Kansas won the Olympic 10 000 meters from start to finish in a stellar field. He kept pace against Liger of North Carolina and Archie San Romani of Oregon as Ralph Boston and Gayle Hopkins contested the broad jump with Hopkins at 25-6 and Boston at 25-4.
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NCAA Conclave Returns After Truce Ends
Tokyo ee references the forged quote by the late Gen. Douglas MacArthur and notes the first NCAA conclave since the truce ended.
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Namath Leads Namath Fans Despite Senior Bowl Tie
Namath of Alabama sparked a sellout crowd at Mobile as the Senior Bowl tied 7 7 with South. Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys explained not using Steve Tensi, while Namath said his knee felt fine and he was disappointed the South did not win. Rich Badar of Indiana capped the South’s only scoring drive with a second quarter quarterback sneak.
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Generals Lose Two and Fall in Standings
Nashville defeated Charlotte 5-2 on Sunday while Knoxville beat the visiting North Carolina team 5-2. Greenshorro’s Ron Muir and Don Davidson each scored once against Knoxville. Clinton Johnstown travels to New Jersey and Nashville visits Jacksonville Tuesday night.
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Venturi Honored as Outstanding Sports in 1964
Ken Venturi, 34, reflects on his career after being named Outstanding Sports in 1964 by AP voters. He led in first-place votes with 91, ahead of Cardinals, Colts star Lenny Moore, Phillies pitcher Jim, Angels outfielder Jimmy Piersall, Notre Dame football’s Johnny Unitas, and others. He credits the honor to perseverance after a low period following his U.S. Open victory bid.
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Bridge Champions Crowned in Pinehurst Playoff
Pinehurst North Carolina AP report details Mr and Mrs Robert McMahan of Columbia South Carolina winning the national bridge title Saturday. Runners up were Joe McCabe Jr of Greensboro and R B Terry Jr of High Point.
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Defenders Turn Offensive for 1963 64 NHL All Stars
The Associated Press notes Chicago’s Pierre Pilote and Toronto’s Tim Horton, NHL All-Star defensive pair, are becoming threats offensively. Pilote scored twice as Chicago beat Detroit 3-2, moving past idle Montreal for first place. Horton scored twice as Toronto routed New York 6-0, while Ranger winger George Brunet, aging veteran, remains among scoring leaders with five goals in recent games after a slow start.
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World War II TV Log but NBC Rounds War Legacy
Television log notes NBC recent programming warming up on World War II content with Cynthis Lowry AP TV writer rounding the topic, examining how networks revisit the war era.
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Noblesse Oblige and History on TV Night
Capsule views preview Johnny’s borrowed book plot linking him to a former commanding officer’s hangings. NBC profiles in courage and other series stir debate while The Man From U N C L E and a Capitol filmed special entertain with mixed reception.
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