Snow and Barnum Share Lead At PGA National Championship
Snow and Barnum tied at eight under 208 after 36 holes at Port St. Lucie Country Club as Harbert lurks one back. Barnum birdied the first hole and tied par playing conditions, while Snow faced winds that added strokes yet still matched par on the front nine.
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Ben Funk
Port ST. Lucie
Fla
Chick Harbert
John
Barnum
Snow
Port St. Lucie Country Club
Belmont
Mich
Keswick
Harbert
Pete Cooper
Lake Worth
Duke Gibson
Kansas City
Ed Rubis
Chicopee
Mass
Herman Baron
White Plains
N.Y
Joe Brown
William Heinlein
Bev Comstock
Sam Penecale
Art Doering
Mickey Homa
Clarence Doser
Tommy Stratael
Jie
Clare Emery
Lou Warobich
George Schneiter
Dick Hendrickson
Dick Bury
Pirates Stifle Richmond For 62 50 Victory
East Carolina beat Richmond 62 50 as the Pirates used ball control to force 17 Spiders turnovers. Lacy West led ECU with 22 points, Billy Brogden added 16, and Bill Otte contributed 12 while Horace Underwood scored 15 for Richmond.
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Richmond
Spiders
Lacy West
East Carolina
Billy Brogden
Stall Patterns
Bill Otte
Horace Underwood
Bill Burton
John Telepo
Ecc
Parker
Underw
West
Buck Otte
Tenwick
Brogden
Telepo
Williams
Burton
Knowles
Grodzicki
Duke
Atwell Hunt
Otte
Underwood
Enck
Grodzick
Hunt
Drivers Discover Many Foes at Monte Carlo Auto Rally
Snow and ice hampered 296 entrants from eight European cities in the Monte Carlo rally. Sixty-five percent faced delays or eliminations. Glasgow route dangers and a toothache for Evy Rosqvist were notable obstacles.
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Monte Carlo
Stockholm
Monaco
Frankfurt
Bavaria
Driburg
Glasgow
Pat Ozanne
Peter Marshall
Evy Rosqvist
Sweden
Cassius ClayReturns To Ring In Pittsburgh Fight
Cassius Clay, 21, brings a brash show to Pittsburgh Civic Arena in a 10 round bout against Charley Powell. The event, a Dapper Dan Club benefit for Carmichaels miners families, marks Clay’s first big Pittsburgh card in 13 months after defeating Archie Moore. Powell, making a comeback, vows to land a punch and test the rising heavyweight star known for bold predictions and rapid ascent.
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Lou Prato
Pittsburgh
Ap— Cassius
Marcellus Clay
Charley Powell
Civic Arena
Dapper Dan Club
Carmichaels
Clay
Cassius
Archie Moore
Louisville Flash
Moore
World’ Boxing Association
Ring Magazine
Powell
Sonny Liston
San Francisco 49Ers
Dave Frnch
Floyd Patterson
High Point Boxers Take Open Team Title at Gastonia Meet
Southern Motors Boxing Club from High Point wins the open division team title in Gastonia, claiming back to back open team crowns after Mt Holly victory. Colin Austin KO's Denny Dockery to clinch the 147 open title, with several local fighters KOed or defeated in finals.
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Gastonia
High Point
Southern Motors
High Pointers
Mt. Holly
Colin Austin
Austin
Denny Dockery
Bobby Cloniger
Mount Holly
Clifford Watkins
Darrell Powell
Lenoir
Barry Osborne
Allan Wilson
Ken Welch
Roby Jetton
Hickory
Howard Cooper
Kenny Brown
Shelby
Tommy McAllister
Roby Retton
High Point City Lake Gym
Utica
N.Y
Streit Roth Reach Am Championship Final In Doherty Event
Three time champion Marlene Streit of Toronto and Nancy Roth of Hollywood Florida advance to the 36 hole final of the Helen Doherty Women's Amateur Championship in Fort Lauderdale. Streit defeated Marge Burns 5 and 3 while Roth beat Alice Dye 2 up.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Marlene Streit
Toronto
Nancy Roth
Hollywood
Streit
Marge Burns
Greensboro
N.C
Miss Roth
Alice Dye
Indianapolis
Miss Burns
Mrs. Streit
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Coral Ridge Country Club
Duden Leads as Crosby Field Narrows at Pebble Beach
Duden posted a 70 73 for 143 while Ted Gleichman and partner won pro am with 63 192 total. Doug Sanders and Lloyd Pitzer led the pro am at 191 as Palmer faltered over final holes. Casper Boros and Nicklaus battled wind frost and sunshine amid a 25 000 crowd.
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Duden
Doug Sanders
Lloyd Pitzer
Chicago
Palmer
Nicklaus
Hill
Pebble Beach
Casper
Cypress Point
Ted Gleichman
Ventura
Calif
Bing Crosby
Bob Duden
Julius Boros
Billy Casper
George Bayer
Gary Player
Dave Hill
Mason Rudolph
Art Wall Jr
Paul Harney
BM Collins
Bob Rosburg
Wes Ellis
Jack Nicklaus
Phil Rodgers
Arnold Palmer
Frank Boynton
Phil Weichman
Tommy Jacobs
Jerry Steelsmith
Ed Oldfield
Bob Goetz
Jim Ferree
Tony Lema
Sam Carmichael
Jay Hebert
Harold Kneece
Don Finsterwald
Gardner Dickinson
Jerry Pittman
Bears Bomb Christians By 81-68
Lenoir Rhyne defeated Atlantic Christian 81-68 to strengthen its bid for first place in the Carolinas Conference. Jerry Wells led with 23 points, backed by Tommy Burton with 18 and Neill McGeachy with 13 as ACC faltered in the second half.
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Hickory
N. C
Lenoir Rhyne
Atlantic Christian
I High Point
Carolinas
Jerry Wells
Bears
High Point
ACC
Pfeiffer
Bulldogs
Tommy Burton
Neill McGeachy
Wells
Jerry Ashworth
Ace Lenoir Rhyne
Oy Stinson
Ashworth
Wiles
Eskew
Miast
Ski
Lawson
Burton
Rogers
McG'chy
Harris
Dixon
Johnson
Foster
Smith
Parham
Schley
Stinson
Miastkowski
McGeachy
Enlers
Caracci
Wade Wins Riverside Qualifying Go Wade Wins Riverside Qualifying Go
Billy Wade of Houston rode a chilly tail wind to win the Riverside Raceway 25 lap qualifying race. Wade will start 21st in Sunday's 500 mile road race after turning a 47 minute lap at 86.170 mph. Marvin Porter finished second in a 1963 Ford, Sal Torella third in a 1963 Ford, and Don Neoll fourth in a 1962 Ford. Paul Goldsmith will start on pole in the 66 250 in a 1963 Pontiac. Al Self failed to qualify after two spins. Bill Foster was 17th in a 1962 Pontiac and Curtis Crider 16th in a 1962 Mercury.
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Riverside
Calif
Billy Wade
Houston
Tex
Riverside Raceway
Wade
Marvin Porter
Lakewood
Sal Torella
Chicago
Don Noell
Arleta
Ford
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Pontiac
al Self
Santa Monica
Bill Foster
High Point
N.C
Curtis Crider
Charleston
S. C
Sunny Day Fail Hammers Nicklaus Palmer In Crosby Open
On a sunny Pebble Beach day the US Open champion Jack Nicklaus posted 41 on the back nine while Arnold Palmer ran 42. Nicklaus bogeyed five straight holes and Palmer struggled with sand and rough, finishing poorly in the Bing Crosby tournament.
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Associated Press
Pebble Beach
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Nickalaus
Long
International and American stars ready for Boston track meet opener
A strong international field leads the Boston A.A. meet with Michel Bernard Olavi Salonen and Jocelyn Delecour among the French contingent and a Finnish miler under four minutes. The program also features top women pros led by Mickey Wright and Kathy Whitworth opening the 1963 schedule in Naples alongside amateurs.
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Finland
Boston A.A
Boston Garden
Michel Bernard
Olavi Salonen
Salonen
Bernard
Jocelyn Delecour
Maurice Bouvian
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