Washington High star Tom Officer Heads to Murray State
All state center Tom Officer plans a summer of hard work on ball handling and outside shooting after choosing Murray State College Moray Ky over Oklahoma Arizona and his home state. The 6-4 senior averaged 17 points and 14 rebounds leading Washington to a 35-4- record, earning a college scholarship amid a rough playoff performance.
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Washington High School
Officer
Murray State College
Moray
Moore
Glenn Cafer
Washington
Missouri
Oklahoma Man Seeks British Amateur Golf Run
Ralph Morrow, 39, of Oklahoma, advances to the fourth round of the British Amateur Golf Tournament at Turnberry with his eye on the semifinals. He notes both seeds in his draw have fallen and predicts a tough match against Joe Carr if he reaches the final rounds. Other American survivors include Tom Oblihona and Clty from Tinbrook, among 26 entrants from the U S as four all-British seeds remained in the last 42.
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Turnberry
Scotland
Ralph Morrow
Yentifinals
Carter
Morrow
Joe Carr
Crrr
Tom Oblihona Clty
Vy Tinbrook
Los Angeles
Americsins
Carr
Michael Banallack
Marta Christimas
England
Jimmy Walker
Snead the sentimental favorite in U S Open golf
In Birmingham Michigan Snead at 48 is a betting favorite amid a crowded field at Oakland Hills Open chasing his first U S Open title. Gary Player and Arnold Palmer contend as the A's rally with an eight-run inning to beat the Twins 9 2. USC is favored to capture the NCAA Track and Field title with Mortensen guiding a strong Trojan squad despite Rex Tillman’s injury.
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Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
Birmingham
Mich
Snead
AP Wirenligtn
Oakland Hills
Associated
Getics
Pascual
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Palmer
South Africa
Gary
Pertuab
Sbrkuetnie
Wmaster
Ting
Heael
Jannings
Norm Sichern
Ray Moore
Jerry Walker
Dick Howser
Gene Stephens
Athletics
Morter- Qouth
Jess Mortensen
Ery-Sen
Wolf
Rex Ti ‘Ates
Trojans
Snead leads Open bid as Palmer wins at Cherry Hills
In a tense round at Denver's Cherry Hills, Snead posts a 284 to contend for the Open title last year held by Palmer. Oakland Hills par is 70 per four rounds. Walker earns credit for victory while Pascual suffers his eighth loss in 12 decisions. Minnesota pushes runs in the fourth and seventh as A's add an unearned run in the ninth. Cardinals rain out in Philadelphia. Kansas City and Minnesota mixed in ABA and baseball scores, with notable lines from Versalles, Killebrew, Lemon, and Siebern.
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Versalles
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SB Pascwal
Burma
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Amo
Archer
Pignal Jtang
Moory
Mid Battery
Wom Walker
L—Paseun
Holicron
Sieberry
Hagen and others shine in golf and track meet preview
The article recalls Walter Hagen’s strategic play at St Annes and notes upcoming athletic favorites. It lists track and field stars from Kansas State Villanova Arizona Harvard and others, plus current and defending champions in college and professional circuits with scores and records referenced.
Bruins and Rangers revamp rosters in NHL swap session
The Boston Bruins and New York Rangers, near the bottom of last season, reshaped their rosters during a lively player swap. The draft added forwards and defensemen to both teams as part of ongoing efforts to improve a trailing pack and change team chemistry for the upcoming season.
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Montreal Tap
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Lary and Ford Lead Majors With 10 Wins Each
Frank Lary and Whitey Ford reached 10 wins as Detroit beat Boston 4 2 and New York defeated Cleveland 11 5. The Tigers and Yankees lead the AL with Cleveland one game back alongside Washington and Kansas City. The White Sox swept two from Los Angeles, while Kansas City and Baltimore stumbled.
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Associated Pressy
W. J. Pet
Cleveland
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New York
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Frank Lary
Whitey Ford
Detroit Tigers
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Jerry Walker
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Ray Herbert
Don Larsen
White Sox
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Steve Bilko
Sox
Ron Meller
Practice Begins Today For All America Bowl
AFFALO NY AP Prac tice sessions began today for the 30 man college football squads which will clash in the All America Bowl game. The event is sponsored by the American Football Coaches Association. The star lineup includes nine of the 11 players on the 1981 AP All America team.
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Affalo
American Football Coaches Association
Fight Results from Miami Beach Bout List
An OCR readout lists fighters and scores tied to a Miami Beach boxing event. Names such as Alan Hare, Jesse Bowery, Stefan Red, Johnny Gornvan appear with associated numbers, but the line is garbled. The exact matchups, outcomes, and event details are unclear from the fragment.
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Eresa
Miami Beach
Fla
Alan Haremon
Kingston
Dai
Jesse Bowery
BE Vande
Stefan Red
Johnny Gornvan
Thooklyn
Hemus Says Lindy McDaniel Hurting Cardinals Most
Philadelphia AP reports St Louis manager Sally Hemus says relief pitcher Lindy McDaniel has hurt the Cardinals, who sit in fifth place in the NL and trail first by 72 games. He notes McDaniel has been off form while Maury McDermott and Bob Miller bolster the bullpen.
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Sally Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Lindy McDaniel
Cardinals
Milwaukee
Hemug
McDaniel
Agi
Maury McDermott
Bob Miller
Fort McDaniel
Asmus
Bob Lillis
Carl Warwick
Los Angeles
Daryl Spencer
Hemus
Tripleheader Tonight At Duensing Field
Six seaman teams will be in action in a big tripleheader at Duensing Field tonight. The Jeffersonian and Hippeto Plasters will play the feature game starting at 8 p.m. They are the two cop teams in the Men's Softball League. Rackers and Baclesse and D. BE will tangle in an early game at 1:30, A & W Root Beer and Bow Wile wind things up at 3:30. One Golfer Killed as Lightning Strikes.
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Acion
Duening Field
Jeffersonian
Hippeto Plasters
Rackers
Baclesse
D. BE
A & W Root Beer
Bow Wile
Draft Moves Shake Up Eight Player Transfers In NHL
Vancouver scores two goals by Kuttenbach as Western League rivals, while Boston Bruins lose two veterans Branca Horvath and Autry Erickson to Chicago Black Hawks. Rangers acquire Jean Guy Gendron and Vic Hadfield, return Gendron to New York after three seasons, and Chicago and Detroit engage in further trades. Purchase price listed at $20,000 per player.
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Kuttenbach
Vancouver
Bruins
Branca Horvath
Autry Erickson
Chicago Black Hawks
Rangers
Jean Guy Gendron
Montreal
Vic Hadfield
Chicago
Gendron
Toronto
al ‘Arbour
Eack
Lou Fonlinato
Canadiens
Doug Harvey
New York
Chiccato
Dddie Litzenberger
Detroit
Jerry Melnyx
Brian Smith
Major Leagues Deadline Is Tonight for Trading
The associated press reports the Major League trading deadline approaches with teams scrambling to move players before the night hour. Key moves include Bud Daley and Art Ditmar from New York, Billy Gardner to the Athletics, and Devon Johnson sent to Oakland as teams seek to reshape rosters before the deadline. Directors and managers like Frank Lane and Houk weigh options as trades loom.
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Free Associated Press
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Lane
Minneaters
Bill Stafford
Aaron Terry
Highuguy Baseballing
Roland Sheldon
Turley
Daley
Bud Dales
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Shantz
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Sinen
Yale Seniniog
Chick Finley
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Hmlmove
Billy Gardner
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Weick
Devon Johnson
A‘s
Frank Lane
Keith Weber To Take Mound For Local Team
Keith Weber will start on the mound for the Central Trust Bears in a league game against Columbia's Athletics at Washington Park. The Athletics sit tied for first with Hannibal at 3-1, while the Bears stand 2-3, two games behind Moberly for third. Harris likely starts for Columbia if needed, with Seik or Nichols available. Washington Park hosts a 3 p.m. game with Keith Weber aiming to rebound after a 13-3 season last year and a current 4-0 mark this season.
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Central Missouri
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Athletics
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Hannibal
Bears
Moberly
Fred Webking
Jefferson Cillans
Keith Weber
Weber
Bill Harris
University of Missouri
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Columbians
Ron Seik
Bill Nichols
Bruins
Maberly
Seik
John Simmons
Missouri University
Jefferson City
Bob Rankin
Bruin
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Babe Czschein
Gary Bailey
Rong
Lonnie Irym
Minor League Results and Horse Race Note
Pacific Coast League results include Salt Lake City 3 Fortland 1 San Diego 11 Seattle Vancouver 6 Tacoma 4 Rowani 6 Scokene 0 International League Rochester 61 Columbus 54 Buffalo W Jersey City 4 Richmond 6 Sycacuse 2 Yoyonto 7 Charleston 6 American Association Houston 7 Omaha 9 Dallas Fort Worth 3 Louisville Powhatan Farm's Middle wins Preakness longest price in 1958 at 298 to 1 in a 12 horse field. Stan Leonard Vancouver Ti Canadian PGA record but has yet to win Canadian Open.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Fortland
San Diego
Seattle
Vancouver
Tacoma
Rowani
Scokene
Rochester
Columbus
Buffalo
W. Jersey City
Richmond
Sycacuse
Yoyonto
Charleston
Houston
Omaha
Dallas-Fort Worth
Louisville
Little Leaguer Dies After Hit by Pitch in Cocoa
In Cocoa Florida a 12 year old Little League catcher Burmit Estes of the Noose Lodge team was struck in the neck by a pitched ball after it deflected off home plate. He collapsed after tossing the ball back to the pitcher. Artificial respiration failed to revive him.
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Fla
API
Burmit Estes
Noose Lodge
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