Middletown Bowling Association Doubles Prize Fund
The Middletown Bowling Association voted to add 700 to the prize fund for Middletown teams at the state tournament field. MBA secretary treasurer Les Pfeiffer warns reservations close tonight and final entries by next Monday as 850 teams compete starting February 7.
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MBA
Middletown
Les Pfeiffer
Rich Crosby Golf Meet opens Thursday at Pebble Beach
Bing Crosby hosts the 23rd Rich Crosby Golf Meet at Pebble Beach California with pro am format. Billy Casper won last year’s pro title earning 5300 dollars while Doug Sanders and amateur Lloyd Pitzer captured the pro am prize with a 257. The event uses Monterey Peninsula Country Club Cypress Point and Pebble Beach courses, all par 72 along the Pacific.
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Calif
Bing Crosby
Ediyear
Billy Casper
Doug Sanders
Chicago
Lloyd Pitzer
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Cypress Point
Pacific Ocean
Ohio Wildlife Plan Seeks Funds for Land Acquisition
Ohio Wildlife Council urges immediate start of the long range stream access program as funds become available. Division of Wildlife fish management supervisor John Z Pelton names 34 sites for immediate consideration at the Friday meeting.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Wildlife Council
Division of Wildlife Fish Management
John Z Pelton
Winter Olympic Site Faces Snow Shortage Ahead of Games
Innsbruck prepares for the ninth Winter Games as snow remains scarce on Alpine courses with only about 20 inches in best spots. Officials pledge to snowpack runs by hand if needed and warn of possible avalanches while hosting 1,271 athletes and 465 officials. The Jan. 29 ceremony blends local tradition with jet-age winter sports gear.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Bruck
Bergisel
Seefeld
Griffith’s win overshadows boxing award night in New York
Grif fith received the Edward J. Neil Memorial Fighter of the Year trophy at the Boxing Writers Association dinner and surprised the crowd by honoring three associates. Markson received the James J. Walker Memorial Plaque, while Helfand questioned federal control and other special honors went to Herman Taylor McMahon and Willard Mullin.
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New York
Crex
Emile Griffith
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Julius Helfand
State Supreme Court
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Griffith
Edward J. Neil
Boxing Writers Association
BWA
Barney Nader
Gil Clancy
Howard Albert
Syd Martin
Markson
James J. Walker
Philadelphia
Herman Tayior
Dennis (Dinny) McMahon
Hartford
Conn
Willard Mullin
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Santa Anita Strike Settled Opens Tuesday
Santa Anita Park will reopen Tuesday after a five day strike that management says cost the track 5 million dollars. About 1,400 workers at Santa Anita and other tracks will gain a 2.25 dollar package. Don Smith described the settlement as a compromise with neither side winning. The new contract covers pari mutuel workers, janitors, guards, gate men, ushers, assistant starters, jockey valets and veterinarian assistants.
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Calif
Santa Anita Park
Eee
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la Jolla
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Three Kaynes Stop Red Boxers in London
Soviet boxers are banned from the ring for life after three knockout losses overall or twice in two years Tass reported. Boxing is a non professional sport in the Soviet Union though Olympic prospects are groomed.
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Tass
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Young US Figure Skating Hopefuls Lead 1964 Olympic Bid
U S hopes for a skating victory rest on a young team led by 14 year old Scott Ethan Allen of Smoke Rise New Jersey the youngest U S national champion ever Juliane Fotheringill 19 and her brother Jerry 20 top the pairs lineup with Monty Hoyt 19 of Denver among senior men qualifying for Innsbruck January February 9 Miss Fleming and teammates Noyes and Haigler round out the ladies field all top pairs are siblings in a rebuilding era following the 1961 crash that killed the U S team members and observers say the current crop is the best in years.
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U.S
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Smoke Rise
N.J
Sea
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Jerry
Allen
Monty Hoyt
Denver
Innsbruck
Miss Fleming
Albertina Noyes
Arlington
Mass
Christine Haigler
Colorado Springs
Noyes
Haigler
Belgium
Week Of Decision Ahead For Ohio's Cage Squads
Ohio college basketball faces a crucial week as leaders shift in the three conferences. Miami tops the MAC with 4 0, Ohio University and Bowling Green battle for co leadership while Ohio State hosts tough foes. Youngstown State stays unbeaten with 11 straight wins, and Hiram struggles with six losses as Otterbein edges Capital for Ohio Conference lead.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Sodio
DePaul
Miami
Redskins
Oxford
Ohio University
Toledo
Capital
Mount Union
Cedarville
Hiram's Terriers
Otterbein
Otters
Iba Close to 700 Victory Milestone in Oklahoma Sooners Race
Iba aims to reach 696 career wins as Oklahoma meets a top ten foe this season. The article notes Al Rupp and Adolph Rupp at Western Kentucky and Kentucky's famed 700 victory club with Diddle as prominent member.
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Iba
Rupp
Diddle
Associated Press
Hank Iba
Aalph Rupp
Ed Diddie
Western Kentucky
Okla
Navy Sweeps Team Honors At Washington Touchdown Club
Navy dominated the Washington Touchdown Club awards sweeping three of the four major college honors. Roger Staubach named back of the year and Wayne Hardix coach of the year. the club also named Navy college team of 1963. Tex as unmatched in national honors. Pro honors went to George Halas and Jim Brown.
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Navy
Texas
Washington Touchdown Club
Naval Academy
Wayne Hardix
Roger Staubach
John F. Kennedy
Endicott Peabody
Massachusetts
Harvard
Kennedy
Touchdown Club
Associated Press
Hardin
Staubach
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Delaware
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Calgary Favored as 1968 Winter Games Site
Reporters behind the scenes at the 1954 site name Calgary Canada as the likely host for the 1968 Winter Olympics. A decisive vote planned for 28 will pick the locale with Grenoble Lake Placid Lahti Oslo and Sapporo listed as training competitors.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Canada
Grenoble
France
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Lahti
Finland
Oslo
Norway
Sapporo
Japan
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