Strampe Turns Pro After All Star Bowling Victory
Bob Strampe, 27, former aeronautical engineer from Detroit, quit his job after a Minneapolis boss told him to bow good and become a pro. He won the $15,000 All-Star bowling championship in St. Louis 1959 with a 257 255 203 for 715 series. Evelyn Teal of Miami earned $3,000 with a 184 181 244 609 series. Laverne Carter, coached by husband Don Carter, won the women’s title with a 247 256 180 683 series, defeating Evelyn Teal.
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Dallas
Bob Strampe
Strampe
Detroit
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Tommy Tuttle
Rural Hall
N.C
Tuttle
Don Carter
Laverne Carter
University of Florida
Berlin Boxer Karl Mildenberg Beats Archie McBride
In Berlin Karl Mildenberg outpointed Archie McBride in a 195 pound bout with a clear lead. In Naples Sal Burruni stopped Jean LeRoy in the 6th round, in Italy 118 pounds. In Osaka Kang Iu Shu defeated Hiroshi Kobayashi on points in the 10th round at 126 pounds.
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Berlin
Karl Mildenberger
Germany
Archie McBride
Trenton
Naples
Italy
Sal Burruni
Jean LeRoy
France
Osaka
Japan
Kang Iu Shu
South Korea
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Winter Games Move To Conference Table In Austria
TED SMITS reports from Innsbruck as officials prep for safety reforms after two fatalities and set debates on U S seedings, Canada-Russia hockey tensions, and South Africa's Olympic eligibility. Competition begins with elimination hockey while courses are revised with padded trees and extra gates.
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Innsbruck
Austria
U.S
Ross Milne
Liston Irked as Clay Promises Cane Threats Before Fight
Sonny Liston, in a private room at the Miami airport with an 11-year old admirer, eyed Cassius Clay who taunted outside the door. Clay and his entourage with canes waited for Liston to land ahead of the February 25 heavyweight title bout in Miami Beach. Clay vowed to whip Liston and claim the real championship while Liston dismissed him as a poor challenger and forecast a finish within five.
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Associated Press
Miami Fla
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Ballyhoo
Miami Beach
Clay
Liston
Sonny
Bill MacDonald
Chris Dundee
Las Vegas
Trio Leads NHL Night With Hull Ingarfield Johnston
Bobby Hull scored late to lift Chicago to a 2 2 tie with Montreal and keep a first place deadlock. Earl Ingarfield scored the deciding goal as the Rangers beat Detroit 3 2. Ed Johnston earned his second straight shutout as Boston defeated Toronto 2 0.
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Associated Press
Bobby Hull
Earl Ingarfield
Ed Johnston
National Hockey League
NHL
Hull
Chicago
Hawks
Montreal
Ingarfield
New York Rangers
Rangers
Detroit
Johnston
Boston
Bruins
Toronto
Pierre Pilote
Bill Hay
New York
Australians , New Zealanders shine in Olympic indoor trials
Tiny Albie Thomas of Australia equalled the world indoor three mile record in Toronto 13 26 and Bill Baille of New Zealand ran two miles in 8 31 9 in Portland missing the record by 12 seconds. Hayes and Jones posted top sprint and hurdle marks as indoor meetings produced numerous records.
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Tokyo
Tiny Albie Thomas
Australia
Toronto
New Zealand
Bill Baille
Portland
Bob Hayes
Hayes Jones
Thomas
Baille
Jones
Detroit
Albuquerque
Lamb Chop Dies After Strub Stakes Injury at Santa Anita
Lamb Chop, 1963 leading filly, was destroyed after a broken left front ankle suffered during the Charles H Strub Stakes at Santa Anita. Owner William Haggin Perry said there was no hope for recovery as Gun Bow won by 12 lengths with Bill Shoemaker aboard. Manuel Yeaza, Lamb Chop’s rider, was distressed but uninjured.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Margarita
Santa Anita Park
America
Lamb Chop
Charles H. Strub
William Haggin Perry
Gun Bow
Manuel Yeaza
Yeaza
Bill Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Round Table
American-Bred Nike Hanover Wins Grand Prix d Amerique
Nike Hanover, an 81-1 long shot bred in the United States, trotted 3 25.1 for 15 1/2 miles to win Europe’s Grand Prix d Amerique-Europes richest harness race. Nisos H and Norlant D finished second and third. Hans Fromming and Nike Hanover earned an invitation to Yonkers United Nations Trot. The horse, once owned by Don Millar of Columbus, Ohio, was sold in 1962 to Italian Lambert Bergama of Bologna.
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Nike Hanover
Europe
Nisos H
Norlant D
Hans Fromming
United Nations
Yonkers Raceway
United States
Lambert Bergama
Bologna
Don Millar
Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Trotting Association
Rodriguez Wins Lucky International Open Playoff
Juan Rodriguez and Don January force a playoff at the Lucky International Open after Rodriguez birdies and January bogeys on the final hole. Both finish 12 under par 272 to tie the tournament record, with the playoff for 3500 dollars and the winner earning 7540 dollars.
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San Francisco
Juan Rodriguez
Don January
January
Park
Rodriguez
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