Pros Open Fire At Palm Springs Classic
A field of 128 professionals begin the third annual Palm Springs Classic with a 50,000 purse and a 50,000 bonus for a hole in one. The 90 hole event runs through four courses daily, then a fifth at Bermuda Dunes on Sunday, featuring 512 players with three amateur partners. Top names include Palmer Littler Player Nicklaus Snead and Maxwell among last year’s winner.
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Tamarisk
Indian Wells
Eldorado
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Littler
Jack Nicklaus
Sam Snead
Billy Maxwell
Fldorado
Castle Leads Armco Scoring in Maintenance League
Castle of Hot Strip led league scorers with 33 points as East Side Office defeated Cold Strip 75 to 58 in a Maintenance League game. Hot Strip beat Maintenance 77 to 38 and No 2 Open Hearth downed Blast Furnace 48 to 41 in other matches.
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East Side Office
Cold Strip
Hot Strip
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Nations May Bolt Ice Hockey Show
The NATO travel ban on East Germans could force Russia Czechoslovakia Sweden and the Netherlands to withdraw from the world ice hockey championships set for Colorado Springs March 7 to 18. The ban may also cancel the alpine skiing championships opening February 10 at Chamonix France. East German teams face travel-permit denial in NATO states, and Dutch and Swedish federations indicate their teams would skip the Colorado Springs event. Col Joachim Gruenwald said Russia and Czechoslovakia would withdraw if East Germany is barred.
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Sweden
Netherlands
Colorado
Springs
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Chamonix
France
Berlin
Colorado Springs
Joachim Gruenwald
East German Hockey Federation
Czechslovakia
East Germany
Tiger earns Ring fighter of the month honor
Dick Tiger's knockout of Florentino Fernandez earns him Ring magazine's fighter of the month and moves him to No. 2 in the middleweight rankings behind Gene Fullmer. Pender drops to third as Downes remains world champion while Jofre earns bantamweight claims by stopping Caldwell.
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Dick Tiger
Cuba
Florentino Fernandez
Ring Magazine
British Empire
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Pender
Ring
England
Terry Downes
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Eder Jofre
Brazil
Johnny Caldwell
Ireland
Caldwell
Mexico
Joe Medel
Giardello May Draw Robinson For Next Fight
Philadelphia AP report says eighth ranked Giardello may face Sugar Ray Robinson after a split decision over Henry Hack in a 10 round feature. Hack, Detroit, had beaten Giardello in Detroit last July. crowd 5 867 boos and Giardello weighed 164 pounds. Co promoter Al Lewis proposed winner meet Robinson.
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National Boxing Association
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Henry Hack
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New Era Opens For Figure Skaters In Boston
The United States national figure skating championships begin in Boston with about 100 skaters across nine divisions. Former champions and Olympic medalists return as new talents like Lorraine Hanlon Tina Noyes and Barbara Ann Roles Pursley emerge. Top contenders include Monty Hoyt in the men's senior division and the George siblings in the senior pairs.
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United States
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Belgium
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Los Angeles
Monty Hoyt
Colorado Springs
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Tina) Noyes
Miss Hanton
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Thhe
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Tommy Litz
Hershey
Paul
Elizabeth George
Boston Skating Club
Judianne
Jerry Fotheringill
Marge Farkas Rolls 619 in Eastern Lanes feat
Margie Farkas rolled a 229-175-215-619 in Burnett's team play at the Eastern Lanes in the Women's Recreation League, the fifth 600+ series since Thursday. The record night included a 644 by Les Colvin and a 635 by Charles Selby, with many others posting high games as lanes hosted a mix of men and women bowlers and a 700 Club doubles event planned for Saturday at Sports Bowl.
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East End
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Burnett's
700 Club
Sports Bowl
Dick Davidson
al Leak
Martin's Grill
Les Colvin
Dean Snethen
Bob Hammerle
Russ Burgess
Ida Hutchinson
Carolyn Bake
Wilma Brewer
iNeda Marchett
Betty Armstrong
Almeda Mattocks
Betty Parke
Jenny Griffis
Kay McCue
Becky Finney
Ida Warnock
Sue Kinder
June Thiel
Marge Sanders
Don Turner
Bob Marcum
Eddie Poling
Wilbur Dennis
Howard Hueshne
Jim Colvin
Dave Canter
Reuben Rigg
B. Ewen
Charles Turner
Jim Crowe
Glenn Dunnaway
Sherley Thomas
Jerry Craft
Doug Brandenburg
Gibby Saylor
Lydia Miles
Gail Medley
Marcia Barker
Martha Smith
Dot Hoover
Thelma Sherman
Pee Wee Club Elects Officers in First Meeting of Year
The Pee Wee Football club reelected its entire slate: Bob Lambert as president, George Frye as vice president, Joe McLaughlin as secretary, Bob Gutshall as treasurer, and John Whitman as publicity manager. The meeting was at the Park Board office.
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Bob Lambert
George Frye
Joe McLaughlin
Bob Gutshall
John Whiteman
Park Board Office
Detroit athlete readmitted after suspension shuffled roster
Detroit Associated Press reports six University of Detroit athletes, including halfback John Eroshevich of Steubenville, Ohio, have been readmitted after last fall's suspension. The article briefly notes bandied sports points from international events involving Dave Charnley of Liverpool and Jose Stable, with scattered figures.
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Detroit
John Eroshevich
Steubenville
Ohio
University of Detroit
Reds Sign Ruiz And Hodges For 1962 Season
Reds signed 23 year old shortstop Chi co Ruiz, a former Rookie of the Year with Indianapolis, to a 1962 pact. The Mets agreed with Gil Hodges, ex Dodgers first baseman, who hit .242 in 109 games last season as he begins with a National League club.
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Cincinnati Reds
Chico Ruiz
New York Mets
Gil Hodges
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ruiz
Indianapolis
Hodges
Dodgers
Cleveland Needs One More Hurler Says Gabe Paul
Cleveland General Manager Gabe Paul expects improved pitching for the Indians this season but says they must find another strong pitcher. The staff is young and inexperienced with 14 hurlers. only four have regular AL experience. The 1961 collapse was tied to a weak pitching corps, surrendering many home runs.
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Indians
Dick Donovan
Gary Bell
Jim Perry
Barry Latman
Dick Stigman
Frank Funk
Bob Allen
Steve Hamilton
Sam McDowell
Don Rudolph
Floyd Weaver
Larry Patterson
Bill Daily
Tommy John
Los Angeles
Y A Tittle Contemplates 1962 Future at Palo Alto Banquet
Palo Alto California AP vet eran quarterback Y A Tittle of the New York Giants hinted he may not play in 1962 and if he does, it would likely be his last season. He spoke at the Palo Club's 15th annual Million Dollar Banquet, recalling his role in New York's Eastern Division title defense. He also noted his insurance business ties and his plan to retire after the season if he continues.
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Calif
Y.A. Tittle
New York Giants
Palo Club
Tittle
New York
Termite inspection ad cites 25 years experience
Extermital Termite Service operated by J L Purdy offers guaranteed service with a bonded trust fund over 250000. Inspection is free with no obligation and homes should be inspected yearly for safety. Address 924 Beech St GA 2-8384 contact Dohn's GA 3-468?
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J. L. Purdy
Beech St
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