Defending Champions Scrambling in Pinehurst Senior Four-ball
James H. McAlvin of Lake Forest and Thomas C. Robbins of Pinehurst trail until the final hole in a quarterfinal win over Donald Cooke and Col Arthur Dezendorf. Robbins rolled in a 25 foot birdie to seal a 1 up victory as Oxnard and Stone advance in the upper bracket.
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Pinehurst
N.C
James H. McAlvin
Lake Forest
Ill
Thomas C. Robbins
Donald D. Cooke
Baltimore
Arthur G. Dezendorf
Washington, D.C
Robbins
Rhode Island
Bradford F. Oxnard
Providence
Malcolm E. Stone
Barrington
Oxnard - Stone
Alexander M. Kennedy
Millbrook
N.Y
Leslie L. Taylor
Rutherfordton
Benjamin F. Kraffert Jr
Titusville
Malcolm Thorp
Oreland
Egon F. Quittner
Rydal
John W. Roberts
Chicago
Kraffert-Thorp
Indiana
L. W. Ramsey
New Castle
Ray W. Roberson
Indianapolis
Quittner - Roberts
Gen. Stuart Cutler
William N. Mellow
Toronto
Canada
Cohen Dominates Top Conference Scoring Despite Injury
Cohen entered the championship tourney as the leading conference scorer but injured his ankle in his only game, finishing with 13 points and dropping to fourth with a 22.5 season average. The top 10 season list includes Feldman, Markowitz, Smith, Thorn, Conard, Keller, with Feldman and Markowitz still in NCAA tourney but unable to overtake Cohen.
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Jon Feldman
George Washington
Chris Smith
Virginia Tech
Rod Thorn
West Virginia
Dick Markowitz
Tom Conard
Furman
Bucky Keller
Tourney Playoff Looms After Upbeat OVC Close
Morehead defeats Eastern Kentucky 55 54 to reach a showdown with Western Kentucky in Louisville Wednesday for a three way OVC title tie. Loyola Los Angeles can clinch the WCAC title with a Pepperdine win. San Francisco at Santa Clara could force a playoff if Loyola loses. Monday night games offered only exhibition effort.
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Eastern Kentucky
Eastern
Morehead
Western Kentucky
Louisville
OVC
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Pepperdine
Loyola
San Francisco
Santa Clara
Generals Edge New Haven In EHL Playoff Opener
Greensboro Southern Division champions beat Northern leader New Haven 7 to 4 before 2019 fans. Second game set for Wednesday in Greensboro, third in New Haven Saturday.
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Generals Les” Greensboro
Greensboro
Generals
New Haven
Duckpin Hints For Straight Delivery In Bowling
The guide stresses a level hand position with the back of the hand parallel to the floor as the ball releases. It advises a straight forward roll without wrist turn, knee bending to lower the body, and synchronized left foot and right arm arrival at the delivery point to maintain balance and control.
Spacemaster Crowned 1961 National Bird Dog Champion
Spacemaster a six year old pointer owned by R E Daniel of Durham NC and handled by Paul Walker of Micksville NC won the 1961 national bird dog title at Ames Plantation. The quail hunt occurred on the first day of the two week trials despite drizzle fog and mud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
College results roundup from AP games
The Associated Press reports several men’s college basketball results. Louisville beat Marquette 75 to 50 and Indiana defeated Wisconsin 80 to 69. Michigan State won 74 to 64 over Iowa, Michigan over Illinois 74 to 66, Kansas 85 over Iowa State 75, Missouri 97 over Nebraska 76, Colorado 52 over Oklahoma 45, and New Mexico State 88 over Hardin Simmons 72.
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Louisville
Marquette
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Iowa
Michigan
Illinois
Kansas
Iowa State
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
New Mexico State
Hardin
Simmons
Floyd Patterson Sees Dreams Shape Ingemar Johansson Clash
Floyd Patterson discusses nightly dreams after his loss to Ingemar Johansson and how the nightmare fueled his mental toughness. He notes Johansson’s limitation in the rematch and credits introspection with sharpening his own game as he trains at Spring Rock Country Club for the final bout.
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Floyd
Johansson
Don Grant
Dick Wagner
Esau Ferdinand
Yvon Durelle
Ingo
Spring Rock Country Club
Broadway
Floyd Patterson
Bowling Results from Last Night and Season Highs
High game Garrett of The Dealers 246 and high series 630. Gragg Paint led team highs with 48 in a game and 2529 in series. Hackler on gmipes TV posted 247 for high game, General Stee. 950 for team best, Exchge 824 in a game and 2408 in series. Twilight Civitans Tillson saved a high go score. Prankee Optimist led high team game and series with Optimist.
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Garrett
Dealers
The
Gragg
Hackler
Gmipes
the Dealers
General Stee
Gragg Paint
Clark Rogers
Tillson
Twilight Civitans
FAIR
General Steel
D. Starnes
Snipes TV
Gnipes TV
Gene Proctor
John Cater
Jackson Bign
Old Pros Teaming Up Again
A veteran player signs with the Cardinals after ten seasons with his former team before joining the Milwaukee Braves. The Braves released him following last season.
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Cardinal
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Pirates Staying In Top Condition After World Series
Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh says players stay in shape after a championship season. He notes weight consciousness and spring training readiness, detailing winter appearances by Roy Face Hal Smith and others, and lists awards, TV appearances, and public engagements for players like Dick Groat Mazeroski Vernon Law and Bob Friend.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Pittsburgh Heroes
Murtaugh
Sunny Terry Park
Calashatchee River
Roy Face
Hal Smith
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Face
Alberta
Canada
Dick Groat
Pebble Beach
Bob Hope
Swissvale
New York
Chicago
Bill Mazeroski
Vernon Law
Boise
Idaho
Bob Friend
Dick Sturat
Great
Mazeroski
Contract Fights Growlingly Loud in Baseball Disputes
Baseball contract tensions flare as Bob Shaw demands a trade from the Chicago White Sox after signaling readiness to move. Milwaukee GM John McHale dismisses Wes Covington's latest wage demands as against baseball rules. Training camps feature mixed performances with Harmon Killebrew powering drives for the Twins and praise for young pitchers Al Pehanick and Terry Fox. Tigers coach Bob Scheffing notes Pehanick’s promising side-arm delivery and Tom Ferrick lauds Fox’s “good stuff.”
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Bob Shaw
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee Braves
Wes Covington
Shaw
Associated Press
White Sox
John McHale
Braves
Covington
McHale
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Cincinnati
Fred Hutchinson
Joey Jay
al Pehanick
Terry Fox
Detroit
Tiger
Bob Scheffing
Tom Ferrick
Volk Leads Nationals In Duckpins
pre tour nament favorite Dave Volk of Baltimore led eight match players as the 7th annual Duckpin All-Stars moved into final 16 games in Baltimore. Dietsch stood second with 78 25, while Kitty Vick led the women’s division with 37 19 and Evelyn Traber and Maxine Allen followed. Allen tied the all time single game record of 163 and then posted the high four game set for the second block 516.
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Baltimore
Dave Volk
Volk
Petersen
Dietsch
Kitty Vick
Norfolk
Evelyn Traber
Decatur
Maxine Allen
Greensboro
N.C
Miss Allen
Wilt Chamberlain Nears 3000 Point Milestone
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors leads the NBA in scoring with 2,917 points in 76 games and a 38.4 average as the regular season nears its end. He also holds a league record with 2,068 rebounds. Elgin Baylor trails with 2,403 points and a 34.8 average. The Celtics clinched the East, with no player in the top 10 scoring or top five FG% listings.
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NEW York
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston Celtics
Bathgate Climbs NHL Scoring, Weeks Rise
Andy Bathgate collected nine points in four games to move to fourth in the NHL scoring race with 71 points on 26 goals and 45 assists. Bernie Geoffrion leads with 85 points, Frank Mahovlich has 85, and Jean Beliveau sits on 78 as week results leave top positions unchanged.
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Montreal
Andy Bathgate
National Hockey League
Bernie
Boom Boom) Geoffrion
Montreal Canadiens
Frank Mahovlich
Toronto Maple Leafs
Jean Beliveau
Bathgate
Geoffrion
Mahovlich
Toronto Star
Beliveau
National Hockey League Monday Results
No games were played on Tuesday. The schedule shows Boston at Detroit on Wednesday and Chicago at New York.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
New York
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Spring Valley, N. Y
Ingemar Johansson
Pete Rademacher
CIVIC
Los Pet Optimist
Jaycee
Seeeeee Au Gates
Saeene
Wren Jaycee
High Point Civitas
Lost Pet Jackson Sign Co
Fiex-o-Lators
Guil-R and Realty
Piedmont Wholesale
Duke Power
Tastee
Stan Musial
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Joe L. Brown
Buccaneers
Daniel Webster
Iowa City
Chester
Mickey Vernon
New
Washington Club
Jimmy Dietsch
Schrafft’s Coffee
New South Furniture Plaza
McCulloch
Tire Exchange
S. Main St
Scott-Atwater
Sportim Puchs
High ST
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North Main
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