Owen's Rites Will Be Held Wednesday
Steve Owen, 66, legendary defensive innovator and longtime Giants coach, died Sunday of a cerebral hemorrhage in Oneida. Funeral services are set for 9 am at Campbell-Dean Funeral Home and 9:30 am at St Patrick's Church with potential former Giants attending. He led the Giants to eight division titles and two NFL championships in 23 seasons, later working as scouting director, Baylor assistant, Eagles staff, and Toronto coach. Survived by wife Miriam Sweeny Owen and brother William.
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Federal oil and gas lease draw in Santa Fe NM announced
The United States Government will hold a public drawing each month in Santa Fe New Mexico for oil and gas leases in New Mexico including Tea Eddy and San Juan Counties and in Oklahoma and Texas These leases sell for 50 cents per acre Some leases are valued at hundreds of dollars per acre but every applicant has an equal chance to draw a lease Offer from a longtime lease filing service invites readers to seek information with no obligation.
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Finley Seeks Return of Seven Year KC Stadium Lease
Charles O. Finley says he will urge the Circuit Court in Kansas City to restore the seven year lease for Municipal Stadium and void the current four year lease. Finley contends the four year deal was forced on him and seeks reinstatement plus a possible refund of the difference in receipts.
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Australia snubs Emerson in weak Davis Cup squad
The Australian Lawn Tennis Association selects a three man team headed by John Newcombe for Davis Cup, sidelining Roy Emerson Fred Stolle Martin Mulligan and Ken Fletcher for defying a ban on foreign play. Emerson had eight Davis Cup wins in 1959 to 1963. The squad will train in Mexico before facing Canada in Montreal in July.
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King Will Speak At Banquet In Tulsa
Texas Tech football coach J T King will headline the Tulsa All-Sports Banquet at the high school cafeteria tonight. Tickets cost 1 50 at the door and the event begins at 8 p m. Awards include the Harry Jordan Memorial Most Conscientious Football Player and Booster Club Best All Around, plus top boy and girl basketball honors.
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Palmer Seizes Lead as Hebert Slips in Final Round
Palmer, playing with his putting improving, heads to Dallas for an exhibition with Lema Charles and Nelson after taking command late in the final round. Hebert led at 54 holes but bogeyed the first two holes of the last round, allowing Palmer to capture the lead and never relinquish it.
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Palmer Surges Past Hebert In Delayed Golf Showdown
Dave Marr of New Rochelle sank the tournament's first hole in one on the 16th with a six iron for 169 yards. Palmer erased a three stroke deficit after Hebert bogeyed early, carding a three under 33 on the back and taking a lead as Hebert battled back with a ninth hole birdie. A Monday double round followed weather delays.
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National A A U freestyle Greco Roman finals at Singer Bowl
The National A A U freestyle and Greco Roman wrestling championships are set for June 22 to 26 at the Singer Bowl during the New York World's Fair. Dan Brand of the Olympic Club in San Francisco defends his 213.5 pound class titles in both styles from last year.
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Diamond Jim set to weigh in under 213 for extra pay
New York AP brief notes Kansas City A's first baseman Jim Gentile must weigh 213 or less at a Baltimore clubhouse weigh-in to earn 125 dollars weekly. Gentile, batting .267 with six homers and 17 RBIs, started at 230 and dropped to 213 in 10 days as part of Charlie Finley’s incentive plan. If he stays under 213 all season, he could earn 3,125 dollars.
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Richardson Resigns as Texas Basketball Assistant
UT announces Jesse Richardson, assistant Longhorn basketball coach, has resigned effective Sept. 1. He led recruiting last year and will seek a coaching job with less travel to spend more time with his family.
Potatoes and dairy markets in Chicago on Friday data
AP USDA market brief shows potato arrivals 166 on track 215 with total shipments Friday 500 Saturday Sunday 15. Minnesota North Dakota red river valley round reds 4.34.50 new supplies moderate demand steady. California long whites 360. Butter wholesale prices unchanged to 9.00 per pound with various grades and deliveries shifting 60 cents or more.
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Grains Show Mixed Gains on Chicago Board of Trade
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