Bel Dame Informs Great Mare Stakes History In New York
The Bel dame, a weight for age race for fillies and mares in New York, traces its name to the great race mare who competed from 1903 to 1905. She defeated colts in events like the Suburban and Carter Handicaps and missed the money only four times in 31 starts.
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Bowl from the Lyo Yon's Den by Lou Lyon
Scratch Five El Cortez Hotel rolled the high team game and series 832-2414 while taking two of three from league leading Dr Rowe. Marian Oakes had the high individual series 552 with 239 game as the event crowned top performers and standings shifted among several clubs.
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Alleydusters Keith Galliher Sets Season High Series
Keith Galliher of the Alleydusters rolled a 660 scratch series with a 235 high game to win weekly pizza. Tower of Pizza led team scoring with 815 in a 4-0 sweep of Interstate Electric as Hi Lo Shoes and others contested the standings. Standings show The Outriggers leading 19-5 with Hi Lo Shoes second and Young & Rue Moving third, followed by Turpin Carpets and others.
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Don Schollander youngest Sullivan award winner 1964
New York gathering notes Don Schollander, Tokyo Olympic swimming champion, named the youngest James E. Sullivan Award recipient for 1964. The honor wins him national amateur athlete of the year as announced by UPI.
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Stautner Named Redskins Offensive Line Coach
Ernie Stautner, longtime Steelers lineman, was hired by the Washington Redskins as offensive line coach. The Bavarian-born 39-year-old held 14 NFL seasons with Pittsburgh and was praised by Redskins coach Bill McPeak as likely an outstanding coach. He played at Boston College and joined the Steelers in 1949, remaining through 1962, with a 1963 player coach stint and a 1964 coaching role in Pittsburgh.
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Kroner Signs as Fre e Agent to Broncos
Gary Kroner, holder of the NCAA record for consecutive after touchdown points, joins the Denver Broncos of the AFL as a free agent. The 6'1" Wisconsin alum will also be used as a defense safety. Kroner connected on all four extra points in the 1963 Rose Bowl, a 42-37 USC win. He played for Green Bay in 1963 but was sidelined by injury last season.
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ACC Tourney Preview Focuses on Tar Heels and Blue Devils
As ACC coaches weigh momentum Duke and North Carolina head toward College Park with UNC riding a seven game streak for an NCAA berth. Duke led the regular season at 18 4 with two losses to UNC while Maryland Clemson NC State and Wake Forest also figure in opening round bracketing.
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Bassin Holds Lead In Showboat Singles Classic
Steve Bassin secured first place at Showboat Lanes by a 906 series with 235 204 247 220, beating Mel Vickers who had a 237 in game two for his sole win. The session occurred after news of Dick Farkas wife Jody Farkas death. Carman and Trungali moved to clear second with 476 47 points as Vickers and Tangren also posted results.
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