Worcester Center Associates to develop $45 million complex in Worcester
Worcester Redevelopment Authority names Worcester Center Associates of Boston as developer for a $45 million downtown Worcester business and commercial complex. The project includes a hotel, three office towers, two department stores, 4,000-car parking, a heliport, bus station, mall, theater, banks, restaurants, a computer center, and various shops and shows.
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Worcester, Mass
Worcester Redevelopment Authority
Worcester Center Associates
Worcester
Ryun Smashes U.S. Record in Mile Run
Jim Ryun of the University of Kansas set a new American mile record with 3:53.7 at the Compton Invitational in the Los Angeles Coliseum, edging the world mark by one tenth of a second. He believes he can go faster and hopes to race Michel Jazy, while Jim Grelle finished second in 3:56.0.
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Los Angeles
America
Jim Ryun
University of Kansas
Ryun
France
Michel Jazy
Compton
Los Angeles Coliseum
Ryan
Jazy
Modesto
Calif
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Jim Grelle
Portland
Ore
Flash
Whitworth Beats Wright to Win Clayton Federal Open
Kathy Whitworth defeats Mickey Wright to win the Clayton Federal Open in St. Louis. Whitworth posts 68 72 68 for 208, earning 1875 and lifting her season earnings to 10944, while Wright, idle last season, finishes fifth at 208.
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ST. Louis
Mickey
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Wright
Mickey Wright
Miss Whitworth
Broyles Co Hosts Golf Tournament at Cherokee Village
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles will co host the second annual 3hole Coaches Invitational at Cherokee Village in the Ozarks with Joe Basore. Seven of eight Southwest Conference coaches entered. Abe Martin of TCU could not attend. Also involved are football writers and sports casters. The event features national college football coaches gathering for a charity style golf outing.
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Associated Press
Cherokee Village
Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Ozark
Joe Basore
Basore
Abe Martin
TCU
Cardenas Hits Four Homers as Reds Split Twinbill
Leo Cardenas slugged four homers and drove in eight as Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Chicago. He fell one homer short of Stan Musial’s 1954 mark in a 9-inning game. Willie Stargell pursued an all-time hits streak. Pirates and Braves also won, while Mets edged Dodgers 3-2 in extras.
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Mike Rathet
Leo Cardenas
Willie Stargell
Cardenas
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Cubs
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Houston
New York
Dodgers
Mets
Minnesota
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Detroit
California
Kansas City
Baltimore
Orioles
A’s
Ron Santo
Randy Hundley
Billy Williams
Astros
Roberto Clemente
Jim Wynn
Braves
Cardinals
Denis Menke
Giants
Phillies
Tito Fuentes
Willie Mays
Hal Lanier
Bo Belinsky
Dick Groat
Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
San Franciso
Juan Marichal
Koufax
Tommy Davis
Wes Parker
Davis
Parker
Ken Boyer
Jerry Grote
Ron Perrano
Richardson Wins Southwest Open Singles Title
Richardson of Dallas defeated Robert Brien of Mississippi State 6 3 6 1 to win the Southwest Open singles. Top seeds Richardson and Brien had led the draw. Subirats and Stewart of Lamar Tech beat Richardson and Berli 6 3 7 5 to win the doubles. Wales reference noted as Cambrian from Roman history.
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Little Rock
Ham Richardson
Dallas
Tex
Robert Brien
Mississippi State
Jaime Subirats
Sherwood Stewart
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Richardson
Fred Berli
Friday Scores in Hope Little League
CBC's broke lose Friday night in the third inning bringing in six runs to beat Quick Sack 4 Donnie Williams was wining pitcher for CBC's In the Midwest vs Sheriffs the Sheriffs scored four in the sixth but Midwest answered with eight The Chance was prize pitcher striking out seven Sheriff men The Lions and Hope Auto battled seven innings Lions led 6 7 after Hope Auto scored in top of seventh Tim White struck out nineteen of thirty outs After games Midwest led, Hope Auto second, Sheriffs and CBC tied for third Lions fourth Quick Sak fifth
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CBC
Donnie Williams
Cbc's
Midwest
Sheriffs
Ate
Chance
Lion's
Hope Auto
Lions
Tim White
Quick Sak
Chisox and Tigers Sweep Two Pairs
Gary Peters pitched a two hitter as the Chicago White Sox swept a doubleheader 12-0 over Washington, his first start in two weeks after a biceps strain. Tommie Agee powered the offense with a homer and a triple, driving in four in the opener, while Tom McCraw and Don Buford added three and two RBIs respectively in the nightcap. The White Sox paced a stellar pitching stretch with a 0.80 ERA over ten games, moving from seventh to fourth place in the American League.
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Murray Ghass
Gary Peters
Peters
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Senators
Kite Sox
Chicago
White Sox
Minnesota
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Detroit
California
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Houston
Atlanta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Tommie Agee
Tom McCraw
Don Buford
Smoky Burgess
Harmon Killebrew
Ken Harrelson
Bert Campaneris
Jim Bouton
Steve Hamilton
Pedro Ramos
Bouton
Yankees
Roger Maris
Don Wert
Ark athletes win at Preptacular track meet
Camden Arkansas Pete Lenox won the pole vault clearing 14 feet 6 inches and Richard Polk of Central High in Little Rock won both high hurdle races with times of 14.3 in the 120 yard hurdles and 14.8 in the college high hurdles at the Preptacular high school track meet in Alexandria Louisiana.
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Alexandria
Camden
Ark
Pete Lenox
Richard Polk
Little Rock
Central High
Lenox
Polk
Harding's Clark Wins Steeplechase at NAIA Meet
Harding's Cliff Clark won the 3000-meter steeplechase at the NAIA track meet in Sioux Falls SD with a time of 9:17. Arkansas AM&N placed third in the 400 and mile relays, turning 40.6 in the 440 and 3:13 in the mile. Southern State was fourth in the 440 relay and Harding fifth in the mile relay with 3:16.4.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Harding
Cliff Clark
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Arkansas Am&n
Southern State
Foyt Burned In Wisconsin Test Crash
A. J. Foyt, the 31 year old Houston NASCAR style driver, was badly burned during a test run at Wisconsin State Fair Park. He suffered second and third degree burns to the face neck and hands covering nine to fifteen percent of his body but his condition was listed as good. The crash happened when the left rear suspension failed and the car slammed into the south wall, burst into flames, and rolled.
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Milwaukee
Wis
A. J. Foyt
Wisconsin State Fair Park
Houston, Tex
Rex Mays
Scotland
Jimmy Clark
West Allis Memorial Hospital
Foyt
Bert Yancey Big Name in Memphis Golf
Roy Stone phoned Yancey with 10 minutes to spare to reach the Memphis Open final, where Yancey shot a four under 66 for a 265 total to win the $20,000 first prize. He edged Gene Littler by one stroke, tying Cary Middlecoff’s 1961 mark as the tournament's best score.
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Bob Gilbert
Memphis
Tenn
Roy
Bert Yancey
Roy Stone
Yancey
Roy Sanders
Gene Littler
Cary Middlecoff
Tennis Pros Tout Van Alen Scoring At Forest Hills
James Van Alen pitches the Van Alen Simplified Scoring System to pro tennis at Forest Hills, arguing a 31 point two margin format with a three foot service line could boost popularity. Pancho Gonzales criticizes it while Pancho Segura supports the equalizer, and crowds may return for the June event and a $5,670 first prize.
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New York
James van Alen
Newport van Alens
van Alen
Tennis Hall of Fame
Newport
Forest Hills
San Rafael
Calif
Pancho Gonzales
Gonzales
Pancho Segura
VASSS
Segura
Amberoid Wins Belmont Stakes Upsets Triple Crown Bid
Amberoid, after poor Kentucky Derby and Preakness shows, surged late to win the Belmont Stakes at 2:29 3-5, denying Kauai King a Triple Crown bid. Baffled runner-up was Ad vocator, with Franks from Ranch and Mrs Adam third. Amberoid earned $147,700 in the 11 horse field, amid $161,450 purse. Also notes Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico formed from coral reef, explaining its origin.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Amberoid
Amberald
Reginald Webster
Bill Boland
Baffle
Robert Kleberg
Mra
Adam
Rice
Cai
Michael Ord
Ned
Slot racing carrying case for cars and gear
Slot racing enthusiasts organize with cases holding 1/24 or 1/92 scale cars. Shock proof cradles of polyurethane protect pick up mechanism. Large case fits four cars with three cantilever trays and 20 compartments for controllers slicks gears oilers and accessories. Price about 14 dollars.
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Ortega
John Champman
Massachusetts
Johnny Appleseed
Leominster
Mass
Australia
Coral Sea
Philadeli Enia
Pet
San Fran
Houston Phila
Phia
Bolin
Wise
Pizarro
Sanford
Reed
U.S
Kathy
Broyles
US Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
Ilinois
Lom
Baron Ghon
Wales
Cambria
Hope
Chisox
Tigers
Clark
Theodore Bikel
Newspaper Enterprise
Assi
Padre
Blemonth
Carlsbad Caverns
N.M
NEA Telephoto
Curt Blefary
Brooks Robinson
Norm Siebern
Angels
Anaheim
Bruce-Terminix
Bruce-Terminix CO
Hope Builders Supply
Garland Smith
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