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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Las Vegas
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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