Palmer Captures Los Angeles Open Title for First Time
Arnold Palmer wins the Los Angeles Open, earning $9,000 in his first victory in eight tries at the event. The victory comes as he eyes the U.S. PGA Championship, with Palmer already having won the U.S. Open, Masters, and British Open. He had earlier failed to win Tournament of Champions and Colonial Invitational until 1962.
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Parker Seeks Bobby Layne Retirement From Steelers
Pittsburgh AP report says Coach Buddy Parker asked longtime quarterback Bobby Layne to retire after a 15 NFL season. Parker praised Layne but indicated retirement is likely, with Parker possibly coaching next season pending owner Art Rooney’s meeting. Layne’s 9-5 Steelers season capped by strong arm legacy but waning effectiveness noted.
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Pederson Released From Hospital After Foot Infection
Minnesota Gophers guard Paul Pederson, a sophomore, was to be released from the hospital today after treatment for a foot infection. The team's medical update confirms he is progressing with no complications reported.
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Bowling Scores From College and Local Leagues News
Scores list from College Employer League and Northern League at Sports Bowl Lanes plus High Singles and High Games across four leagues. Notable totals include Untouchables 1485 and Silver Dollar 2064, with standout performances from C Weiss 185 and L Limpert 172.
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Vikings Sign Three Irish Draft Choices
The Minnesota Vikings signed three draft picks Jim O Mahoney Dave O Brien and Tom McIntyre all listed as Irish in origin The players include O Mahoney a 212 pound linebacker from Miami O Brien a 235 pound tackle from Boston College and McIntyre a 245 pound tackle from St Johns Minn O Mahoney was the No 8 pick O Brien No 13 and McIntyre No 18 The team has signed 16 selections but lost four to the AFL and Canadian League including tackles Bobby Bell and Jim Dunaway.
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Hornsby Remembered as Blunt Baseball Immortal
Rogers Hornsby dies of heart disease leaving a controversial yet revered legacy. A .400 hitter in 1924 25 he claimed seven NL batting titles and led in averages homers and RBIs twice. His candor and fierce team devotion defined a storied career and a lasting impact on baseball history. The column also notes college coaches favor restoring free substitution in football to improve pace clarity and player opportunity.
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Ty Cobb
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Winona Wins Overtime Tilt As Paperfuss Brothers Star
In a Wisconsin non conference game River Falls beat Bethel 80-62. Winona State edged Lakeland 87-83 in overtime after Lyle Papenfuss tied the game with six seconds left. Al Kohl led Winona with 21 points and Toby Carey added 16. Lakeland’s Wes Seyller scored 27. Dick Papenfuss had 25 for Winona. Augsburg topped St Thomas 53-46 while UW Duluth beat St John’s 57-45. St Mary’s beat Concordia 88-80 with Al Williams scoring 25. Bemidji rose from the cellar by defeating Moorhead 83-71.
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AP Poll Top 10 College Teams Snapshot
Cincinnati leads at 11 0 with 44 points followed by Loyola Chicago 13 0 Arizona State 12 1 and Ohio State 9 1 Duke 10 2 Illinois 9 1 Georgia Tech 9 0 Wichita State 9 3 West Virginia 8 3 and North Carolina 16 1 round the top ten with 51 other teams receiving votes including Auburn California Kentucky UCLA and Stanford among others
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Illini Rally Tops Buckeyes In Big Ten Battle
Illinois led by Tal Brody and Bill Small cruised past Ohio State 90-78 to shake up the Big Ten race as Michigan and Indiana also won. Bradds led OSU with 33 while Buntin, Harden and Rays led Indiana and Purdue respectively. Upcoming four games set for Saturday feature Iowa at Minnesota and others.
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Indiana Swim Team Sets 5 World Marks
Indiana University's swimming team led by five world record holders won its third straight Big Ten relays championship in Bloomington. The Hoosiers captured seven of 11 events, breaking all meet records across the 8-year history, as Michigan and Michigan State trailed with strong showings in the open meet. Southern Illinois won the 400-yard freestyle relay with Ray Padovan on the NCAA mark.
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Taylor Hospitalized At Burbank Calif
Jim Taylor, the Packers fullback and NFL champion, was rushed to a Burbank hospital on Monday with possible appendicitis. Dr. Danny Fortman said if it is appendicitis they will remove the appendix, but if it is a bellyache and improves, he may play in Sunday’s Pro Bowl.
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Heavy Division In Trouble In Boxing Says Expert
AP reports boxing's heavyweight division struggles beyond Lis ton and Clay, with Nat Fleischer urging end to return bouts, forcing champions to fight No 1 contenders every six months. He backs tax relief for athletes and rules to keep more top action, spurring broader interest.
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Horstman headlines Rochester pro boxing card at Mayo Civic
Rochester middleweight Duane Horstman runs as headliner in an eight round bout against Lee Ballard of St. Paul at Mayo Civic Auditorium in Rochester Minnesota. Floyd Joyner meets Harvey Jones of Detroit in the other eight round main event with 16-1-1 record cited for Jones. Two six round bouts and a four round prelim round out the card featuring Brian O Shea versus Jim Morton and Les Bags against Art Hernandez plus Mickey Davitt making pro debut versus Harry Ballard.
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Betting scandal swirls as Hornung Karras linked
Senate FBI probes expand into NFL gambling rumors with Paul Hornung and Alex Karras named. Hornung tied to a man who bet heavily on games. that man employs Bears assistant Phil Handler and knows Rick Casares. Karras’s Detroit bar partner Jim Butsicaris questioned by FBI. Lions GM Anderson downplays claims as NFL and Senate investigate, while players deny wrongdoing amid a booming betting market.
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Seneca Defeats Muscoda 68-66 in Non Conference Game
Seneca led 68-66 over Muscoda as four players reached double figures. John Leary scored 18, Paul Dagnon 17, Ray Aspenson 16, and Allen Sutton 10 for Seneca, now 3-5. Muscoda top scorers were Jim Bowen with 23 and Bud Seifer t with 22. Seneca also won the B game 32-29.
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Basketball Scores From East and Midwest Colleges
A large set of men’s college scores from many conferences and regions. Notable results include Columbia edging Lehigh 74 to 66, Kentucky 106 over Vanderbilt 82, Alabama 77 past Mississippi State 72, Florida 109 to Tulane 74, and Kansas State 58 losing to Air Force 42. Midwest wins feature Minnesota teams and Illinois over Ohio State 90 to 78, Michigan 88 over Iowa 67, and Indiana 85 to Purdue 71. Southwest results show New Mexico State 65 over New Mexico 84, and Arizona State College 84 over Fort Lewis 63. West results include Seattle 79 over Idaho State 72 and San Francisco 71 defeating Pepperdine 60. Non-conference notes show Seneca 68 over Muscoda 66 with no NBA games Monday.
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Y Standings and Saturday League Results Across Local Bowling Circuits
Grandads beat Hopefuls 91 37 Trances 65 over Night Crawlers 52 Tippers 50 over Saints 48 Labs 46 Packers 36 Nite Hawks 53 over E Racers 46 Boxing note Longview Texas Henry Watson outpoints Benito Juarez 138 to 138 in Dallas Austin 10
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Kentucky dominates in SEC win over Vanderbilt at home
Defending champion Kentucky hit 46 free throws in a 106-82 victory over Vanderbilt on Monday night. In other notes, Maggie Hubbell's funeral was held in Meeker Oklahoma, Carl Hubbell's mother. Wisconsin stars VanderKelen and Richter return to school after Rose and Hula Bowl stints, with Richter aiming to rejoin basketball this week. Marquette hosts No 2 Loyola Chicago as Bob Hornak may miss the game with a sprained ankle.
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Water Ski Club Meeting At Bud's Marine
La Crosse Water Ski Club will meet Wednesday at Bud's Marine. The event begins at 8 p.m. Water ski enthusiasts are invited to attend as movies will be shown.
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NFL Players Deny Involvement With Gamblers
Associated Press survey finds NFL players coaches and officials reacting with disbelief to betting rumors. Lou Groza and Bill Quinlan dismiss involvement, Buddy Parker warns no player would risk his career, family, and future. George Halas asserts Bears are clean and the probe could end. Paul Hornung echoes denial of any player mixing with gamblers.
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