Sunday Nite Quartet West in Tie for Second with Mahar's Sweep
Sunday Nite Quartet Western Liquors swept Mahar's Marauders to pull into a second place tie behind Speed's Auto Body. Von Tobel's edged State Realty Co. to help create the tie. Maurice Fitzgerald led with a 255 high game and Francis Davis added top series honors.
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Western Liquors
Mahar
von Tobel’s
State Realty Co
Speed
Beef Coral
Sim
Woodworking
Laffre’s Liquors
Marge Townsend
Maurice Fitzgerald
Francis Davis
Curly Forench
Howard Atkin
Jack Turpin
Larry Meisner
Kal Kalkowski
al Avella
Bill Drumheller
Don van Hoy
Larry Avella
J. Armstrong
Bill Sligar
Jim Townsend
George Tuman
Auto Body
Larry
Texaco
Marauders
Groff
Arctic Circle
Las Vegas Baby Sitting Agency
Beef Corral
Sugar Electronics
von Tobel's
Greenbriar Homes
Las Vegas Transfer
Sallie's Liquors
Vegas Valley
Forman Plumbing
Landmark Liquors
Nevada Gekting Co
L. Pollach
C. Cox
Forman Phumbing
Elite Linen Supply
Nevada Baking Co
Chancellor
Clark Inn
Safeway
Silver Slipper
Coo-Coo Club
Arrowhead Water
Rocky Mountain Produce
Teddy Havas Motors
Sutton Vending
Ben Fisher
Vince Howard
Herb Wiese
W. Edgar
Sam Berry
Armand Merruzzi
John Ivaley
Ron Turski
Jim Hull
Jim Riehl
Jim Deskin
L. D. Wren
Doc” Stein
Mac’? Maguinness
Jerry Steinberg
Lew Ligwelen
Ev Adams
Barahl
Coo Coo Club
Sunrise Adio
Harley Harmon Insurance
Larry's Texaco
Tri-City Insurance
Sunset Trio
Rand Enterprises
Key Adjustment Co
Lasegas Bowl
Twin Acresailer Park
Arry’s
Mack Yarborough Motor Mart
Jubella
Larry’s
Connie Tornabone
Elaine Aveila
Bert Gaughan
Twin Acres Trailer Park
Gaudin Motor Co
Mack Yarbrough Motor Mart
Golden Gate
Derenettes
Macs
Jolly Hens
Untouchables
D. Shafer
Grace Spitz
The
Mac's
Nextimes
Lucky Pennies
Mailman
State Department Store
Airways
aCr Western
Joe Gordon
Collin’s Union 76
Market Town
Music City
John Peters
Bobby Sparks
Dave Daverso
Jim Reeves
Dan Ballard
Art Lurie
Joe Brinn
Jerry Fox
al Fox
Bob Johnson
George Nakanishi
Mailman Truck Equipment
Western Laundry
Collins Union
Gaudin Ford
Art’s Loans
Twilight Trio
Beauvais
Gretna Green
Harley Harmon
Helen Herr
Rogers Resigns at Texas A&M as Assistant Takes Top Job
Texas A&M College Station coach Bobby Rogers resigned effective April 1 after four seasons in which his teams were title contenders. Shelby Metcalf, Rogers' aide since 1957, is promoted to head coach, his first collegiate job, amid reports of friction with athletic director Hank Feldberg.
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Texas A&m
LPI
Bobby Rogers
Texas A&m College
Shelby Metcalf
Metcalf
Texas
Henry
Hank) Feldberg
Texas Aggie
United Press International
Foldberg
A&m
Titans Sold To Gotham Football Club In Bankruptcy Move
New York Titans of the AFL were sold to Gotham Football Club Inc for 1.7 million to pay debts. Purchasers include Sonny Werblin Donald Liles Philip Iselin Leon Hess Townsend Martin. Wismer receives no proceeds and estimates a 1.7 million loss from operating the team.
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NEW York
UPT
New York Titans
American Football League
Larry Wismer
Gotham Football Club, Inc
U. S
John E. Joyce
Gotham Football Club
Titans
David
Sonny) Werblin
Macie Corneration Ont America
Donald C. Liles
Bowie Race Track
Philip N. Iselin
Leon Hess
Townsend G. Martin
Wismer
APL
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
National Football League
Flushing Meadow
Mark Trail Outdoor Tips
Mark Trail explains an elastic harness to securely hold binoculars while climbing. The device keeps gear ready for use and minimizes obstruction during ascent. A cautious note on safe handling and accessibility accompanies the practical advice.
Meadowselections Gulfstream Racing Summary
Measured list of horses and connections appears as an OCR digest from Gulfstream selections. Includes entries such as One Bes, Chasmar, Fissh, Bennet, Dancer, Swifty, Saphait Boy, Mortial, Te Bumper, and many more with potential race notation and trainer or jockey hints. Content fragmented with unclear syntax and multiple typos, but centers on racing entries and betting notes.
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Gulfstream
Chasmar
Bennet
Ain Dancer
Swifty
Saphait Boy
Mortial
Sainte Ken
Toms Brawk
Hee
Imperial Point
Pilisteo
Kelso
Sunrise
Helloscope Jr
Toledo
Neos Son
Bethpage
Dodgers Loaded Again As Pennant Favorites
Dodgers optimistic after adding Bill Skowron to the lineup as key rookies challenge for second base. Koufax healthy boosts rotation with Drysdale and Podres while Maury Wills seeks to repeat a 104 stealing season. Alston asserts a clean slate and patience from front office despite past failure.
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Dodgers
Walt Alston
Alston
Agai
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
Koufax
Ed Bardock
Ron Perranoski
Maury Wills
Nate Oliver
Oliver
Spokane
Jim Gilliam
Hogan Plans Return To Golf Circuit Trail
New Orleans reports Ban tam Ben Hogan intends to return to the tournament trail on a limited basis next year after shoulder surgery. He will skip this summer's play, recovering at Ochsner Hospital from injuries after an auto crash earlier in his career. Hogan recalls his 32 years as a pro, hopes to play four or five events next year, and praises Jimmy Demaret's personality while noting a mysterious golfer with a perfect swing he once saw in Florida.
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Jack Smith
Omaha
American Association
Bill Skowron
Yankees
Dodgers
Stan Willams
Alston
Dodger
Williams
Larry Sherry
Bob Miller
Joe Moeller
Sherry
Mets
Moeljer
New Orleans
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Golfdom
Byron Nelson
Sammy Snead
Ochsner Hospital
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Jimmy Demaret
Jimmy
Florida
Bay Meadows Entries for Saturday Cheer Fest
Entries list for Bay Meadows on Saturday features horses and riders with weights and post positions. Notable entries include Fantasio, Lady D Argent, and Eden Benes among multiple 4 year olds and older.
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T. de Abe Dee Hunter
R. Bury
Fantasio
Lady D Argent
Peppy Dee
Teigae Pe
M. Lew
HooNdhy
M. Lewis
Regine
Ongden
Volengueig
Gensie & Marner Portela
Pachece
Swill Goys
G. Tenigucti
Fritz Na P Frey
Neve
Nev
Hernandez Peve Parde
Veterius
G. Daveceme
Wichita favored TV cage tilt to open NIT at Madison Square Garden
La Salle meets St. Louis in a national TV doubleheader to start the NIT first round at Madison Square Garden. Wichita State faces Villanova in the evening opener with Canisius vs Memphis State in the nightcap as St. Francis of New York battles Miami.
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Canisius
Madison Square Garden
LaSalle
St. Louis
National Broadcasting Company
Miami
Florida
St. Francis
New York
Witchita
Villanova
Memphis State
DePaul
Fordham
Jamie McMahan
John Iliman
Hunter Beckman
Buffalo
Bill O'Connor
Dick McClory
Billikens
Bill Nordmann
Don Reid
Dave Harris
Mike McCoy
Rick Barry
Hurrianes
New York City
LaSalle-St. Louis
Marquette
Miami St. Francis
Providence
NAIA calls for Senate probe of amateur sports
The NAIA urging an immediate Senate investigation into all agencies involved in amateur athletics. The 483 small colleges say US prestige in international competition depends on athlete success and cite the NCAA AAU feud and the rejected sanction of a Russian tour. NAIA is in Kansas City for its annual basketball tournament.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
U.S. Senate
Senate
United States
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
NCAA
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