Crampton Claims Durable Crosby Open Title at Pebble Beach
Bruce Crampton, 20, defied rain and wind to win Crosby Clambers Open at Pebble Beach with a 264 total after 72 holes. He earned 7500 dollars, besting Tony Lema, Jack Nicklaus, and Bill Casper Jr. Lema took 4000 while Nicklaus and Casper earned 3100 each. The field included Palmer, Venturi, Nichols, Thompson, Still, and Cupit with varied final scores. Next stop is the Lucky International Open in San Francisco.
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Bruce Crampton
San Francisco
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Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper Jr
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Casper
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Bobby Nichols
Rocky Thompson
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ken Still
Jacky Cupit
Weber Slattery Rally To Win All Star Crowns
Weber of St Louis and Slattery of Salt Lake City won the All-Star Bowling Tour championship titles in Philadelphia. Weber beat Jim St John 80 to 86 in the three game final to take the men’s crown and $15,000. Slattery defeated Sandy Hooper 597 to 550 for the women’s title. St John earned $8,000 for second, adding $15,500 two-tournament earnings. Weber had qualified by leading the American Division with 37 wins and 19 losses.
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Dick Weber
St. Louis
Ann Slattery
Salt Lake City
Weber
Jim St. John
Santa Clara
Calif
St. John
Miami Beach
Kansas City
Slattery
Sandy Hooper
Anaheim
Hooper
Mrs. Slattery
St. John's
Chicago
Unknown Young Best In Meet
Schoolteacher George Young won the Los Angeles Invitational Indoor Track Meet upsetting Lt Billy Mills and Gerry Lindgren in a late two mile run. Young 27, from Casa Grande Arizona, clocked 8 41 2 for the distance, beating Mills by 25 yards and placing Lindgren third. Wyomin Tyus set an American women’s 60 yard dash mark of 6 7. Ralph Boston won the long jump at 26 feet 5 inches. Cyrol Burleson captured the mile in 4 07 2 with Earl McCullouch taking the 60 yard hurdles in 7 2. Rex Cawley was second in the hurdles. Jack Yerman won the 500 yard dash in 59 0. Mike Larrabee, Tokyo 400 meter champion, finished last. The meet honored Young for beating Olympians and leading in a strong field.
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Billy Mills
Gerry Lindgren
Los Angeles
Young
Tokyo
Lindgren
Casa Grande
Ariz
Wyomin Tyus
Tennessee State
Miss Tyus
Ralph Boston
Southern California Striders
Bill Crothers
Canada
Cyrol Burleson
Oregon
Earl McCullouch
Rex Cawley
Jack Yerman
Santa Clara
Mike Larrabee
Mills
Young Lindgren
Mine Hunt For Loot No More In Oklahoma Mine
Tulsa police sent a prisoner into an abandoned coal mine to seek stolen goods but the plan backfired. The prisoner escaped, a retired miner was lost underground for hours, and the detective vowed not to repeat the stunt. No loot was recovered.
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Cotton
Johnny Miller
Madewell
Miller
Mary Kaye Trio Career Is Over
LAS VEGAS Nev AP the Mary Kaye Trio gave its last performance after 20 years Mary Kaye says the trio limited her to one role and she will pursue real estate and insurance The trio consisting of Mary Kaye Norman Kaye and Frank Ross performed at the Tropicana Hotel lounge just before dawn shedding tears as they closed their act
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Norman Kaye
Mary Kaye
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Ross
Kaye
Norman
Tropicana Hotel
British duo wins world two man bobsled title
Britain's Anthony Nash and Robin Dixon won the world two man bobsled championship at St Moritz with two record runs. Their four run total 5 11.30 left Italy's Rinaldo Ruatti Enrico de Lorenzo second and Canada's Victor Emery Mike Young third. USA No 1 crew McKillip and Hoffer withdrew after McKillip injured his elbow when their bob crashed in pilot run.
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Switzerland
Anthony Nash
Robin Dixon
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Dixon
Italy
Rinaldo Ruatti
Enrico de Lorenzo
Canada
Victor Emery
Mike Young
Bruins Tie Celtics With Weekend Wins
Boston hockey and basketball teams each won to snap or extend streaks. Ed Johnston posted his third shutout as the Bruins blanked Montreal 3 0, with Tom Williams and Forbes Kennedy scoring. Celtics routed Los Angeles 110 96 after their 16 game NBA run ended.
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Celtics
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National Basketball Association
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Ed Johnston
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Montreal
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New York
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Witnesses accident and then dies after heart attack
Kenneth Thomas 53 of Bucyrus witnessed a coworker crushed hand at Westinghouse Corp plant in Upper Sandusky Ohio. He collapsed in an ambulance en route to a hospital and died shortly after, authorities said.
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Ohio
Kenneth Thomas
Rt. 4
Bucyrus
Westinghouse Corp
Cadets tied to AF Academy exam cheating scandal
At the U S Air Force Academy investigators probe a class room irregularity case described as a well organized ring of 10 or 12 cadets involved in stealing and selling examination papers. More than 100 cadets are implicated with 29 resignations already, while the chief declines to name ordinary dropouts.
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Air Force Academy Office of Information
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Hickok Award Elevates Browns Star In High Year
Rochester AP Jimmy Brown, Cleveland Browns fullback, won the S Rae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year Award and a diamond studded belt. He edged A J Foyt by seven points in a national vote of 136 sports writers and sportscasters. Brown praised team talent including Ryan Warfield Collins Modzelewski and sought two more years with two more championships before retirement.
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Cleveland Browny
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Browns
Syracuse
NFL
Frank Ryan
Paul Warfield
Gary Collins
Dick Modzelewski
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Griffith Faces Gonzalez in Non Title Welterweight Bout
Emile Griffith, the 1964 Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year, meets Manuel Gonzalez of Houston in a 10 round non title fight in Houston Tuesday night. Griffith is guaranteed $20,000. a strong showing could earn Gonzalez a title shot later. The piece notes Pomono Park harness track top payout was $11,669.80 on a $2 bet last season.
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SPTS
Griffith
Emile Griffith
Manuel Gonzalez
Houston
Ring Magazine
Gonzalez
Florida
Pomono Park
Cat Travels 450 Miles Back Home
Thurm the Siamese cat completed a 450 mile journey to return to his owner Mrs. Jim Robertson in St Louis. After disappearing six weeks earlier from Mrs. Robertson’s move to Missouri, the cat was brought to Oklahoma City and then flown home by Mrs. E. A. Cummings.
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Seminole
Okla
Thurm
Jim Robertson
St. Louis
Novelty Store Fire in Middleport Destroys Fife Shop
A two hour blaze destroyed the Fife Novelty Shop in Middleport Ohio with ammunition exploding during the fire. Four nearby houses were evacuated and ten firefighters treated for smoke inhalation. No injuries reported and owners note all contents including guns and gunpowder were destroyed.
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Middleport
Ohio
Fife Novelty Shop
Robert Fife
Driver Killed in Ohio 517 Crash Near Lisbon
Howard K. Cusick, 21, of East Palestine, died when his car left Ohio 517 two miles east of Lisbon in the early hours, according to the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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Ohio
Howard K. Cusick
East Palestine
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Ohio Highway Patrol
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