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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1962

Page

15

Panama City Mounts Big Title For Local Golf Event

George King recounts Panama City Florida’s plan to lure top PGA talent with a grandiose name for its small-town golf tournament. After considering Junior National Open and Pan-American PGA, officials settle on the flashy yet modestly titled Little Tournament of Champions.

Howard Capps Panama City Fla Gulf of Mexico Augusta

All-Star Cast and Local Sports Notes Guide Hectic Weekend

An all star cast of ten invitees headlines two days of events at the Tournament of Champions. Golf leaders include Tommy Bolt and Bob Rosburg at four under par, with Doug Sanders, Dave Ragan and Art Wall close behind. A flurry of local sports news covers NAIA actions, boxing plans, racing updates, and high school basketball triumphs, plus notes on boxing managers and golf registrations.

Tommy Bolt Bob Rosburg Doug Sanders Dave Ragan Desert Inn Art Wall Mike Souchak Gay Brewer Gardner Dickinson Johnny Pott Don Finster Ald Panama City Champo

Paradise Pros Lead Henderson in Pro Am at Black Mountain

Paradise Pros Charley Teel and Joe Calwell each shot 93 34 67 and 34 33 for scores in the pro am at Black Mountain. Bob Taylor opened with a 72 and tied for amateur net sweepstakes with a 72 69 (72 69 0). Teel Calwell and Jack Hile led the team event, while Belt Capps Steiger and others chased in the open division.

Henderson Charley Teel Joe Calwell Parause Valley Country Club Taylor Joe Steiger Paradise Valley Fred Baker Jerry Belt Las Vegas Municipal John Ramsey Black Mountain Belt Desert Inn-Stardust Howard Capps Capps Steiger Bob Wagner Stardust Teel, Calwell Don Welch Torres Ramsey Se Pema Las Vegas

Las Vegas SUN sports roundup March 13 1962

Local sports briefs summarize Las Vegas teams and players in a concise daily roundup. Includes scores, standings, and upcoming games across high school and college athletics with focus on regional action.

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Western Kentucky Advances In Mid East NCAA Tourney

Western Kentucky topped Detroit 90 81 in the NCAA Mid Fast quarterfinals at Iowa City to reach the semi finals against Kentucky. Darel Carrier led WKU with 26 points while Bobby Roscoe added 25 and Jim Dunn 19. Jerry Williams and Jeff Blue paced Butler past Bowling Green 56 55 in the opening game.

Lexington UPI Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Detroit Dave Debusschere Titans Ed Diddle Didale Hilltoppers Iowa City Iowa Jerry Williams Butler Kentucky Bowling Green Ohio Tom Bowman Jeff Blue Bulldog Bowman Blue Nate Thurmond Thurmond Falcons

Wake Forest Edges Yale In Overtime NCAA Opener

Wake Forest defeated Yale 92 82 in overtime in the NCAA regionals opening round. Yale missed a late foul that could have tied in regulation. Villanova rallied to beat West Virginia 90 75. NYU topped Massachusetts 70 50. Villanova meets NYU and Wake Forest faces St Joseph's Pa in the Eastern semifinals at College Park Md Friday night.

Philadelphia Wake Forest Yale Dave Schumacher Tom Roose Massachusetts Villanova NYU St. Joseph's College Park

Hoffmans Boccardo Place In ABC Doubles Title Run

Ted Hoffman Jr and Al Boccardo from Fairless Hills Pa finished seventh in classic doubles with a 1266 total in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Hoffman carded 679 and Boccardo 587 as Jim Miller of Milwaukee tied for ninth in classic singles with 656. Dan Steffee of Kansas City Mo starred in all events with 1897 for 14th, posting 553 team 660 doubles and 684 singles.

Des Moines Iowa UPI Ted Hoffman Jr al Boccardo Fairless Hills Hoffman Boccardo Jim Miller Milwaukee Miller Dan Steffee Kansas City Steffee

TV Personalities Lead Sahara Open Archery Showdown

Hollywood and TV stars led by Bob Fuller headline the Sahara Colts National Open Archery tournament at the Convention Center with exhibitions by Howard Hill and appearances by Clint Walker Ty Hardin Van Williams Lee Patterson Diane McBain Peter Brown Roger Smith and Bob Pender plus Gertrude Hitt. Pre-registration closed with 530 entrants and reopens tomorrow in the Tower Conference Room at Hotel Sahara.

Bob Fuller Fuller Clint Walker Ty Hardin Cheyenne van Williams Lee Patterson Diane McBain Surfside Six Peter Brown Lawman Roger Smith Essex Sherwood Forest Professional Archers Association KNXT CBS Los Angeles Hill Archery Bob Pender Michigan Gertrude Hitt Archbold Ohio Pender PAA Hotel Sahara Tomoroo

Flowers Testifies In AFL Antitrust Case

Former All-America fullback Charlie Flowers testified before Judge Roszel Thomson that NFL coach Jim Lee Howell claimed the NFL would drive the AFL out of business. Flowers, with the San Diego Chargers, recalled Howell calling AFL leaders a group of kids funded by rich fathers as the $10 million suit entered its third week.

Baltimore UPI NFL AFL All-America Charlie Flowers Roszel Thomson Flowers San Diego Chargers New York Giants Jim Lee Howell Howell

Gorman Gaels Eye Repeat After State Title Run

Gorman High School’s Gaels captured the 1963 state A Conference basketball crown with a 75 point win over Lincoln County, finishing 16 straight victories. Key players include returnees Jimmy Demman Doug DuCharme and Mike Hastings, with graduates John Winder and Bob Brown leaving big gaps for next season.

Gorman Frank Miller Gael Cagers Gaels Lincoln County John Winder Bob Brown Miller Brown Jimmy Demman Doug DuCharme Mike Hastings Basic Las Vegas Winnemucca Lovelock Keno Lover Las Vegas

College Basketball Results Include Tight Texas Tech Tie

Summary of college men and women results with multiple games noted. Texas Tech and Air Force Academy finished 66 all in a tight nonconference clash. Other scores include Bradley 44 Creighton 7 and Memphis State 83 Butler 56.

Texas Tech Air Force Academy Cimernnaut Bradley Creighton Memphis St Butler Bowling Green Preme View Aim Ashland Villanova West Virginia New York U Massachiusette Peru Mayville Bt. Cloud Piovence Ala Morris Harvey Ouachita Baptist Savannah Pacific Lutheran Ai Fe Buena Visruta

Defending Kings Face Creighton in National Invitation Tourney

Cincinnati Bearcats defeated Bradley 76 to 62 at Madison Square Garden as Ron Bonham led with 18 points and Paul Hogue added 15. Bradley led 9-4 early, but Cincinnati surged to lead 35-31, then pulled away after a late press. Chet Walker scored 18 for Bradley.

Bradley Madison Square Garden Cincinnati Ron Bonham Bearcats Paul Hogue Hogue Chet Walker George Wilson Bonham Braves

Creighton Upsets Memphis State In NCAA First Round

Creighton defeated Memphis State 87-83 in a rough first round NCAA game to advance to the Midwest regional in Manhattan Kansas. Key performances came from Creighton's Silas with 27 points and Bakes with 20, while Neumann led Memphis with 26 points before fouling out.

Dallas Paul Silas Jim Bakes Creighton Bluejays Memphis State Manhattan Kan Mighty Cincinnati Silas Bakes Chuck Officer Jerry Parish Bob Neumann Memphis Neumann Pete McManamon Larry Wagner Hunter Beckman George Kirk

Upsets Galore In NAIA Play

In first round NAIA action Carson Newman Tennessee scored 35 points to upset third seed Georgetown Kentucky 75 51. William Jewell Missouri beat Central Connecticut State 57 52 and Prairie View A M Texas defeated Ashland Ohio 73 64 in overtime. Arizona State upset Buena Vista 95 73 as 6600 opening night crowd watched.

Kansas City, Mo UPD Chris Jones Carson Newman Tenn College Georgetown National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics NAIA William Jewell College Missouri Central Connecticut State Zelmo Beaty Prairie View A&m of Texas Ashland Ohio Arizona State of Flagstaff Buena Vista Iowa

Armenia to Meet Giambra in 10 Round Las Vegas Bout

Mike Bachus the American representative for Everardo Armenia said he signed a contract with promoter Bill Miller for Armenia to fight Joey Giambra of Hollywood California in a 10 round bout at the Las Vegas Convention Center probably on April 2. Miller would not comment.

Kingpins Bill Hasslen Nevada Rancho High Wasne Lewis & Clark Yencer Kansas City Mike Ft. “Ays Kan Orange County Florida Stetson University Southern Nevada Ralph Sparks Old Ranch Billy Reilly Copa Lounge Golden Steer Chuck Hensley Milt Ross Tropicana Country Club Lawrence Dutch) Rennett Austin Bowler Southern Nevada Aau Dula Center Pinky George Tiger Alejandro Lavorante Archie Moore Los Angeles Mel Greb Lavorante Zora Folley Tom Bolen Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson Lawn Tennis Association Clark Esmeralda Lincoln Nye White Pine Fred Pons California Hamilton Louisiana England Tactical Air Command Nellis Andy Love Clyde West James Mossett Julian Hook Charese Michell Charles Anderson Roger Brownlee Sammy Cherin Carlos Ortiz Joe Brown Carlos New York Las Vegas Convention Center Mike Eachus Jesse Armenta al Newman Santa Monica Arm Bishop Jesse KK Mexico Eachus Jesse Everardo Imenta Bill Miller Joey Giambra Teddy Wright Everardo I. 2 Western High Jim Becker Warriors Rep.y Mike Bachus Everardo Armenia Armenia Hollywood Calif Miller Giambra Detroit George King

Marcilla Wins Unanimous Decision Over Shomo in New York

Antonio Marcilla, 148 pounds, Argentinian welterweight living in Chicago, defeated Vince Shomo, 1474, of New York by a unanimous 10 round decision at St Nicholas Arena. Referee Harold Valan and judges Tony Rossi and Bill Forst scored in favor of Marcilla.

New York UPD Antonio Marcilla Chicago Vince Shomo St. Nicholas Arena Harold Valan Tony Rossi Bill Forst Ell Mercilla

Texas Tech Edges Air Force in NCAA Regional Semi

Texas Tech defeated Air Force 68 to 66 to reach the midwestern regional at Manhattan. Bobby Gindorf scored 20 points, 15 in the first half, powering the Red Raiders as Air Force rallied from a 16 point deficit. Jim Diffendorfer and Hank Vicellio hit key late shots to hold the lead.

Dallas Texas Tech Air Force Academy Bobby Gindorf Tech Air Force Gindert Red Raiders Manhattan Kaw Colorado Bill Knipp Jim Diffendorfer Hank Vicellio

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