Massengale Endures Palmers Charge to Win Crosby Duel
Don Massengale defeats Arnold Palmer by one stroke at Pebble Beach finishing 70 283 while Tony Lema counseled him to stay calm as the pressure rose. Lema shot 79 293 and Massengale claimed 1200. Palmer earned 1900 in related events and will play Lucky International Open in San Francisco.
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Cama
Lema
Don Massengale
Jacksboro
Tex
Tony
Arnold Palmer
Massengale
Lemna
Palmer
Pebble Beach
San Francisco
San Leandro
Harding Park
Los Angeles
Crosby
Crooner's
Mark McCormack
Chuck Courtney
John Moler
Bene Ween
Accam
Kidd Ends European Tour After Slalom Injury
Billy Kidd, the United States Olympic silver medalist, returns to the University of Colorado after spraining his right ankle and pulling a ligament during the Hahnenkamm slalom in Kitzbühel. The sophomore will miss remaining European races but expects to be ready for major American events in February and March. He suffered a gate loss on the first slalom run and a pole hook on the second, with Red Cross and soldiers aiding him before a plastic cast was applied.
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Las Vegas
England
Massengale
al Gelberger
Kitzbuehel
Austria
Billy Kidd
Kidd
University of Colorado
Lom
Hahnenkalm
Red Cross
U.S
Bob Beattie
Jean-Claude Killy
France
Karl Schranz
Schranz
Switzerland
Helga
Ken Phelps
Lyon Falls
N.Y
Bowlers Travel 20 000 Miles Every Year
New York AP reports Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies cast travel about 20 000 miles annually for bowling. Comedian Bill Jack handles paperwork and the group averages 75 to 80 games per season while touring from Los Angeles to San Francisco for rehearsals. Best bowler is Eric Kermond of Sydney. In New York, Ice Follies bowlers played on Thursday nights during a 20 show run January 11 to 23. Pittsburgh Pirates announce Bill Mazeroski signs for 1966 season, his 11th with the club.
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New York
Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies
Bill Jack
Jack
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Eric Kermond
Sydney
Australia
Twins named Upset Team of 1965 in AP poll
Minnesota, holder of the 1965 AL pennant upset, faces potential upsets in 1966 as Ballimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and New York loom. Twins President Calvin Griffith credits 1964 changes and players like Grant, Worthington, Klippstein, Kindall, and Sain for their unlikely success. Dodgers edged in final AP ranking, with tennis and college football highlights following.
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Lew Ferguson
Minneapolis
ST. Paul Minn
Minnesota Twins
Balltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Twins
Calvin Griffiths
Associated Press
Grifth
Griffith
Jim Grant
al Worthington
Johnny Klippstein
Jerry Kindall
Los Angeles Dodgers
Minnesota
Dodgers
Spain
United States
Arthur Ashe
Roy Emerson
Michigan State
Spartans
UCLA
California
Georgia
Alabama
New York Yankee
Two World Marks Topped In Millrose Preps
Los Angeles AP reports two world indoor records set as track and field stars prep for Millrose Games in New York. John Pennel vaulted 16 ft 9 1 2 in, breaking the 16 ft 8 1 2 in mark. Art Walker tied the old triple jump record at 53 ft 3 1 2 in, while Michael Saver of Germany held the prior best. Jim Grelle upset Kip Keino in the mile with 4:00.09 as Keino clocked 4:01.8 and Grelle later won the two mile with 8:42.6. Charlie Greene matched the world indoor 60 yard dash record of 5.9 seconds.
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Los Angeles
John Pennel
New York
Madison Square Garden
Pennel
Kipchoge Keino
Kenya
Jim Grelle
Art Walker
Charlie Greene
Pentti Nikula
Finland
Army
Ichael Saver
Germany
Greene
Nebraska
Strampe Extends Lead as Weber Stirs All-Star Bowling
In Lansing, Bob Strampe of Detroit extended his 25-game total to 5,623, averaging 224 as the All-Star Bowling Tourney enters its final days. Dick Weber of St Louis surged to 5,564 for second with a string of high games but missed a 16th 300 by leaving a two pin in the last frame of the third game. Nancy Rowan from Tucson boosted her block to 1,059 with 1,126 yesterday, while Shirley Garris of Chicago posted the day’s top women’s 1,089 to reach 2,148 total.
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Lansing
Mich
Bob Strampe
Detroit
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Strampe
Weber
Nancy Rowan
Tucson
Ariz
Shirley Garris
Chicago
Tribe Signs Kelley Davis to 1966 Contracts
The Cleveland Indians announced pitcher Tom Kelley and first baseman Bill Davis signed 1966 contracts. Both played for the Portland Beavers in the Pacific Coast League last season and were PCL all-stars. Kelley went 16-3 for Portland and 2-1 for Cleveland. Davis hit .311 in 143 games for Portland.
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Cleveland Indians
Tom Kelley
Bill Davis
Indians
Portland
Kelley
Tribe
Davis
Beavers
Newark sophomore wins national wrestling title at Lehigh
Mike Caruso of Newark New Jersey becomes the first sophomore to win a national wrestling title at Lehigh University after capturing the 123 pound class last March in Laramie Wyoming.
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Mike Caruso
Newark
N.J
Lehigh University
Laramie
Wyo
Don Carlos Shatters Records At Otterbein In Ohio Conference
Otterbein College star Carlos Best, a 24-year-old with a quiet rise from Columbus, exploded for a career high 48 points against Findlay. The 6 foot 4 guard is Otterbein’s leading scorer and a top Ohio Conference performer, holding records for most points in a season, highest season average, and most field goals in a year. He credits early draftsman work and coach Frank Truitt’s help for his path to Otterbein and notes his coach Curt Tong pushes him to shoot more.
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Columbus, Ohio
Otterbein College
Findlay
Ohio
Buckeye State
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Carlos
Columbus
Frank Truitt
LSU
Otterbein
Curt Tong
Cardinals
Akron
Miami
Tong
Tony
Army Will Lose Five Five Grads Leave Army Basketball Team
New coach Bob Knight at the U S Military Academy prepares for next season after a strong first year. Five players will graduate next June including Mike Silliman Bob Seigle Dick Murray Bill Helkie and Jack Isenhower, all long time lettermen.
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Bob Knight
Ohio State
U. S. Military Academy
Mike Silliman
Louisville
Bob Seigle
Mt. Healthy
Ohio
Dick Murray
Ramsey
N. J
Bill Helkie
South Bend
Ind
Jack Isenhour
Kingston
Tenn
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