Boros Extends Buick Open Lead After Saturdays Round
Julius Boros shot 71 to widen his Buick Open lead to four strokes at Warwick Hills in Grand Blanc Michigan. Bob Charles Sonia Knudson and George Bayer were tied for second at 141 as Bayer aceed the 171 yard eighth with a hole in one and won a $5700 auto.
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Chateaugay Upsets Favored Candy Spots In Belmont Go
Bud Kivett and Roger Watson opened the fifth annual Enterprise Classic at Blair Park with 70s, sharing the first day lead at 2 under. Henry Weaver and Jack Garrett carded 71s to sit one back, while Dave Ingold and Henry Madaris stood even par 72.
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Chateaugay wins Belmont in upset over Candy Spots
In a stunning Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct, Chateaugay nosed ahead inside the final eighth mile to beat Candy Spots by a length with Braulio Baeza up. Candy Spots, the Derby and Preakness favorite, faded to second as Choker finished third in the 95th running.
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Bill Barnes Signs Redskin Contract
Washington halfback Billy Barnes, leading ball carrier for the Redskins last season, signed Saturday for the 1963 season with the team. The 28 year old former Wake Forest star rushed 159 times for 493 yards last year, marking his seventh NFL season.
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Four Tied For Lead In Rock City Open
Four women led the 10,000 Rock City Open after a rain interrupted second round at Valley Brook. Beth Stone and Shirley Englehorn shot 72s to reach 141, joined by Sandra McClinton and Judy Kimball who also stood 141. Amateur Judy Eller Street and Marlene Hagge shared fifth at 142.
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Baltimore Puts Chuck Estrada On Disabled List
Chuck Estrada, 25, placed on the Baltimore Orioles disabled list with bone spurs and elbow deposits. No surgery planned yet. arm rest for two weeks then reevaluation. Estrada has a 3-2 record and 4.60 ERA in 31 1/3 innings and could miss at least a month. Orioles may call up Ike Delock or Rochester’s John Miller or Les Narum to cover the rotation.
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Griffith Wins Welterweight Title In Split Decision
Emile Griffith outpointed Luis Rodriguez in a tight 15 round split decision at Madison Square Garden to become the first boxer to win the world welterweight crown a third time. The New Yorker improved to 50-3, Rodriguez fell to 36-4, and the bout aired on ABC.
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Roberts Wins Discus at U S Federation Meet
Danny Roberts of Texas A&M won the discus throw with 170 feet 8 inches at the U S Federation Track and Field Championships in Houston. He edged high school phenom Randy Matson of Pampa Texas who threw 169 feet 7 inches. Archi Harris top in 1937 with 175 8. Prelims in sprints highlighted by Nate Adams Purdue 9 4 in 100 and 21 2 in 220.
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Pan American Clinches NAIA Tennis Championship
Pan American College of Texas won its third straight NAIA tennis title sweeping both singles and doubles to finish with 31 points. Fourth seed Ken Lang from Richmond California upset earlier finalists Don Kierbow of Corpus Christi Texas to claim the singles crown. Kierbow, a former Davis Cup prospect from Sacramento, reached the final after beating Johnny Hunter 6 3 5 7 6 3.
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Dartmouth Captain Billy King Shines as Quarterback
Dartmouth football captain and quarterback Billy King completed 49 of 98 passes for 711 yards and 10 touchdowns in 1961.
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