Vacation Time Memoir Prompts Desert Escapes
A lively column urges readers to take a vacation from routine, noting a summer break, travel ideas, and humorous asides. It mentions Clark County life, a beach pivot, and local spots like Silver Nugget and Desert Poultry while weaving in names and places such as Lake Mead, Linden St, Fremont Hotel, and Henderson.
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Clark County
Town Square
Evers
Toni
Mike
P. S. Harry
Lake Mead
Eversloven
Henderson Black Mt. Pleasing
Gene
Clark
Pete
Peterson
Black Mountain
Bert
Webb
D. P
Leif & Tuckey
Charleston
Homer
Cliff
Raven
Fremont
Earl
Bruno
Islands
Earl Bruno
Hotel Fremont
Brothers Mills
Merry Harry
Don & Herb
Hills
Qualifying for Open Set Next Week in U S Golf
The U S Golf Association begins two stage qualifying to trim 2513 entrants to 151 Open players. Local 36 hole rounds at 56 sites Monday and four sites Tuesday yield 449 survivors plus 48 exempt into 13 sectional qualifiers June 6 7. The Open runs June 16 9 at Olympic Club San Francisco with Gary Player defending.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Golf Association
Olympic Country Club
San Francisco
Gary Plaver
Ben Hogan
Gene Little
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Ken Venturi
Bob Murphy Jr
Peter Thomson
Dave Marr
Kel Nagle
Frank Beard
al Geiberger
Raymond L. Floyd
Bruce Devlin
Tony Lema
Dudley Wysone
I Jr
Doug Sanders
Mason Rudolph
Deape Beman
Billy Maxwell
Steve Oppermann
Gay Brewer
Billy Casper
Bob Verner
Charles Huckaby
George Knudson
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Smith Tops In LM Golf At Paradise Valley
Mike Smith shot a three under par 69 at Paradise Valley Country Club to post the week's low score in the Lake Mead Base Spring and Summer Golf League. He and Bob Simpson gained two and a half master points from Dr. Nels Crowell and Phil Chaput to clinch first in the Open Division. In the Masters Division, Jack Raftery and Ed Coyle beat Jim McCoy and Ray Hammock to run their league record to nine wins as Coyle closed out the match at the 17th hole.
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Mike Smith
Paradise Valley
Lake Mead
Smith
Bob Simpson
Nels Crowell
Phil Chaput
Jack Raftery
Ed Coyle
Jim McCoy
Ray Hammock
Coyle
Clay Vows Retirement If He Loses Title To Cooper
Cassius Clay says he would retire from boxing if he loses his world heavyweight title to Henry Cooper at Highbury Stadium in London. The 24 year old champion, 11-2 favorite, defends the belt in Arsenal's Highbury venue expected to seat 8,000, with Angelo Dundee and Jimmy Ellis present. Cooper yesterday sparred three rounds and displayed steady left hooks, while Clay dismissed rumors of financial trouble and noted his improved form and confidence.
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London
UPI
Cassius Clay
Henry Cooper
Clay
Arsenal
Highbury
White City
Cooper
Floyd) Patterson
Wembley Stadium
England
British Boxing Board of Control
Jack Onslow Fane
Teddy Waltham
Britain
Angelo Dundee
Jimmy Ellis
Louisville
Fiji
Lewene Yaga
Gogolak Switches to Giants After AFL Exit
Pete Gogolak left the AFL Buffalo Bills and signed with the New York Giants as a free agent. Officials said he received no signing bonus and a substantial salary, while the Giants denied plans for a pitched confrontation with the AFL.
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NEW York
UPI
Pete
Gogolak
American Football League
National Football League
New York Giants
Buffalo Bills
Giants
Reds Blank Mets 4-0 Behind Maloney Shutout
Jim Maloney fired a two hit shutout as the Reds defeated the Mets 4 to 0. Don Pavletich drove in two runs with a homer and a double, boosting Cincinnati’s surge with a ninth win in 11 games. Maloney improved to 3-0 in his last three decisions and 2nd shutout of the season.
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Jim Maloney
New York Mets
Don Pavletich
Cincinnati Reds
Maloney
Mets
Twins Top White Sox 8 3 Behind Oliva Two Homers
Tony Oliva drove in four runs with two home runs as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 8-3. Jim Kaat homered and pitched seven strong innings, setting the tone after Zoilo Versalles started the game with a single and Cesar Tovar followed with a hit to put runners in scoring position.
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St. Paul - Minneapolis
UPI
Tony Oliva
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Oliva
Twins
Joe Horlen
Zoilo Versalles
Cesar Tovar
Aparicio's triple caps Orioles 8 6 win over Red Sox
Aparicio drove in two aboard a sixth inning triple to break a 5 5 tie and Brooks Robinson scored on Russ Snyder's infield hit as Baltimore beat Boston 8 6. Eddie Watt earned the win in relief. Jerry Stephenson took the loss.
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Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Oriole
Dave Johnson
Baltimore
Johnson
Russ Snyder
Snyder
Mike Ryan
Boston
Frank Bertaina
Tony Conigliaro
Watt
Jerry Stephenson
Red Sox
Petrocelli
Gene Brabender
Ryan
Baitimore Abrh
Ptrocciti
Foy
Yostrik
Scott
B.rhsn
Cagliaro
Green
Bertaina
Stohnsn
Sanders
Lonborg
Jones
Apacricio
Anaricio
Bretary
Stephenson Sphrer
Stephenson
Sanders i
Lonbore
Bertaine
Brabender
Stephenson T
Philadelphia Bulldogs Sign Edinboro Star Halfback Miller
The Philadelphia Bulldogs announce the signing of Willie Miller from Edinboro State College. Miller, a 6 foot 195 pound back from Ashtabula Ohio, rushed 136 times for 805 yards and 6 touchdowns and caught 5 passes for 103 yards and 1 touchdown last season. He also handled punts and kickoffs.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Bulldogs
Continental Football League
Willie Miller
Edinboro
State College
Miller
Ashtabula
Ohio
Sanders Still PGA Money Leader After New Orleans Open
Doug Sanders remains atop the PGA money winners list after a 10th place finish in the Greater New Orleans Open. He has $54,550 in official money, ahead of Arnold Palmer at $47,967 who withdrew with a back injury. Gay Brewer is third with $417,619 and Frank Beard is fourth with $45,902. Jack Nicklaus is fifth with $42,503.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
UPI
Doug Sanders
Professional Golfers Association
Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Gay Brewer
New Orleans
Frank Beard
Jack Nicklaus
Raiders name Hafner as new chief talent scout
Oakland California United Press International reports that the Oakland Raiders will replace Ron Wolf with Douglas E. Hafner as chief talent scout. Hafner succeeds Wolf and steps into a key personnel role for player evaluation and acquisition.
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Oakland, Calif
Moccasin Wins Independence Purse at Aqueduct
Moccasin, trained to victory by Braulio Baeza, won the $10,000 Independence Purse at Aqueduct by 14 lengths. The filly, daughter of Nantallah, finished six furlongs in 1:10 2-5 and paid $4.20 to win, $3.40 to place, and $3. Iman paid $4.29 and $3.60. Bold Tactics paid $5.40.
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New York
UPI
Claiborne Farm
Moccasin
Aqueduct
Keeneland
Braulio Baeza
Nantallah
Iman
Bold Tactics
Local SCCA Meeting Planned in Las Vegas Tonight
The Las Vegas Region SCCA hosts a meeting at James in Commercial Center at 8 p.m. Tomorrow. Movies will be shown and the tentative drivers school plans discussed with special guest Leo Margolian, Stardust International Raceway track manager.
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Stardust International Raceway
Stardust Raceway
Las Vegas
Sports Car Club of America
James In Commercial Center
Leo Margolian
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Toots Boots
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Harry
Linden St
Boots
Li Smith
Simpson
Sewteee
Ya Taylor - Newman
Wibstad - Killien
Seeee Koys
Royhai
Sheehan
Seer Chetwynd
Él Sprotien
Ulrich
Seer
Roterty
Davie Fraser
Tone
Hawkins Egelus
We Collins
Carter
Sears
Sealy
Crowell
Chaput
Sweeney . Hestond Sehen McCoy
Hammock
Mitted
Jim Fletcher
Los Angeles
Calif
Fletcher
de Serclaes
Eeee
AFL
Reds
Chicago - Minnesota
Cincinnati
Buford
Bi Robisn
Versiles
Helms
Hunt
Tovar
Agee
Rose
Bissoud
Romano
Allison
Pinson
Lewis
Rollins
Knipoo
Cater
Queen
Weisss
Mincher
Ordenos
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Berry
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Edwards
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Higgins
Aix
Emeoapenemes
Minnesota
Paul
Roltingieitch
Pagielicn
S-Helms
Horien L
Henner
Koat
Eilers
Eddie Watt
Lennie Green
Allie Sherman
Cornell
Gary Wood
Booter
Gino Cappelletti
Gogola
Sero
Cappelletti
Conversi
Hungary
Charlie
Princeton
Washington Redskins
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Ron Ambuehl
1600
Fremont ST
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Bing
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