U S Uncovers Olympic Prospects at Pan American Games
The United States track team left Sao Paulo with six potential Olympic contenders led by Blaine Lindren in the 110 hurdles and Gene Johnson in the high jump. John David Martin and Ollan Cassell also fared well while U.S. teams dominated track golds amid a light leisure schedule due to college commitments.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
U.S
America
Tokyo
Lou Montgomery
Cornell
United States
Blaine Lindren
Gene Johnson
John David Martin
Ollan Cassell
Billy Joe
Jim Pryde
Lindren
Johnson
Martin
Bowling stars set scores as Ohio event nears close
Coraty Rambler of Cleveland fired a record 3276 to spark action as the 5th Ohio State Men's Bowling Association tourney wrapped its 11th weekend in Youngstown. Cleveland pair also took runner up in handicap and singles saw Ronald Driggs of Zanesville lead with 727.
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Youngstown
Ohio State Men's
Joe Fischbath
John Szabo
Maple Heights
Derwin Welch
Russel Hamilton
Ray Hill
Paul Price
Columbus
Ronald Driggs
Zanesville
Brewer Regains Winning Touch At Burneyville
Gay Brewer Jr. shoot a 67 under par to win the Burneyville Open in Oklahoma, breaking a two year drought. He edges Ted Ball of Australia by one stroke for $2,800 prize. Dunk and Devlin also medal as top finishers.
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Burneyville
Okla
Gay Brewer Jr
Brewer
Ted Ball
Australia
Ball
Bill Dunk
Bruce Devlin
Devlin
Young Matador Gored By Bull in Tijuan a Ring
In front of about 10 000 spectators in Tijuan a a bull gored 22 year old Victor Huerta in the upper thigh and then the face during a Sunday bullfight He was taken to a Tijuana sanitarium in serious condition Portuguese matador Manolo do Santo killed the bull.
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Tilayana
Mexico
Tijuana
Victor Huerta
Huerta
Manolo Do Santo
Sugar Ray Robinson Stops Rollenet in Sherbrooke Bout
In Sherbrooke Ontario Sugar Ray Robinson knocked out Maurice Rollenet from New York. The bout cited weight classes 161 and 165 with Algeria mentioned in context. The concise result notes Robinson's knockout victory and the irregulars in the event details.
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Sherbrooke
Ont
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Maurice Rollenet
Algeria
Nicklaus Aims Higher After Dominant Las Vegas Win
Jack Nicklaus won the $60,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas with a 72-hole 273, 15 under par, five strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema. He expressed a desire to improve further and noted the key turn came on the 11th hole of the third round when he birdied and Casper bogeyed.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Jack Nicklaus
Greens
Jack
Nicklaus
Bill Casper Jr
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Bill
Lebanon Raceway Race Card Summary
Race card at Lebanon Raceway lists nine events with drivers and horse names for each pace and trot race. Notable entries include McConnaughey, Beasecker, Bowyer, Williams, and Farrington across multiple mounts.
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Pace —Wooster Hanover
Mr. J. Scott
McConnaughey
Shirley King
Williams
Mystic Elm Thaney
Tennessee
Betty ‘Farrington
Buster Creed
Crook
Vena
Bowyer
Hornblower Boyer
Rodgers
Miss Esther
Beasecker
Newport Laurel
Ewing
Dutch Byrd
Lewter
Weda Jane
Gypsy Zephyr
Farrington
Turp
Hickory
Warner
Lilly Queen
Frye
Pace
Tammy Reed
Nixon
Lillie Giers
Booger Cash
Delia Frost
Owens
Waterbug
Judy Blackstone Thaney
Banana Royal
Rankin
Alpine
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Miss Juliette
Edwards
Lloyd's Boy
TBA
Iris Lady
Arnold
Rip Ko San
Roslyn
Rhodes
Janice
Butler
Jamiphone
Joey W
Frederick
Nibland
Adeyscot
Boten
the Bay Lady
Foist
Direct
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Brown
Pleas Key
Morgan
Brook Chimes
Kakalac
Volo Bill
Jerry Kirk
Hiteman
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Sterritt
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Hester Counsel
Carey
Ever Oliver
Busymite
Doctor Joe
Marina Lind
Tessie Rose
Swisher
Little Ace
Tucker
Myrtle
Willliams
Irish Rose
Classy Valentine
Regan Hanover
Scottie Hanover
Florsong
Fedor
Jewel
Siler
Pronto
Highley
Johnny
Louise
Lady Speed
Mikesell
Nancy Sayre
Sayre
Kaiulani
Wright Dominates Forest Hills with 69 in Low Gross
Will Wright fired a 69 to lead the low gross field at Forest Hills Country Club. Arnold Grine and Gene Smith shot 78s, while Bob Scheibert and Tom Colbaugh added 79s. Grine and Arba Thomas shared the blind bogey title with 66. Owens and Colbaugh were second at 67, with Ben Finkbone at 69. Wright and Ken Coburn finished fourth with 61.
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Will Wright
Forest Hills Country Club
Wright
Arnold Grine
Gene Smith
Bob Scheibert
Tom Colbaugh
Grine
Arba Thomas
John Owens
Cohaugh
Ben Finkbone
Ken Coburn
Pastrano Outpoints Thornton in Fresno Bout
In Fresno California Willie Pastrano fought Wayne Thornton in a lightweight bout. Pastrano built a lead and won by outpoint over Thornton. The match was held in Fresno with Pastrano delivering the victory for Miami.
Fourth Bout Is Possible Between Pastrano and Thornton
Willie Pastrano rallied to a split decision over Irish Wayne Thornton in a nationally televised light heavy clash in Las Vegas. Thornton has one prior decision and a March rematch ended in a draw, with co promoters and matchmakers already signaling interest in a fourth bout.
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Las Vegas
Willie Pastrano
Wayne Thornton
Pastrano
Miami
Thornton
Fresno
Calif
New York
Mel Greb
Ack Doyle
Title Fight Contract Inked Between Tiger and Fullmer
The Nigerian government and promoter Jack Solomons confirmed contracts for the July 13 15 round middleweight title bout at Thadan's Liberty Stadium. Tiger will earn 100000 dollars plus expenses while Fullmer receives 60000 dollars plus expenses. The Nigerian government guarantees maximum ticket sales and the bout is expected to draw about 45000 fans.
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London
Dick Tiger
Gen Fullmer
Jack Solomons
Tiger
Nigeria
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Thadan
Liberty Stadium
Joseph Johnson
Alhaji Abdulmaliki
Beattie Feathers First NFL 1000 Yard Season
Beattie Feathers of the Chicago Bears became the first NFL player to exceed 1000 rushing yards in 1934. Thirteen years later Steve Van Buren of the Philadelphia Eagles matched the milestone.
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Beattie Feathers
Chicago Bears
Steve van Buren
Philadelphia Eagles
Ex Tribe outfielder McNulty dies at 63 in California
Patrick Howard McNulty a former Cleveland Indians outfielder from 1922 to 1927 died Saturday from a heart condition in California He worked at an aircraft plant for 20 years Surviving are his widow Alice and son Robert both of Corona Del Mar and a son Patrick of Paris AP staff
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LOS Angeles
Patrick Howard McNulty
Cleveland Indians
Alice
Robert
Corona del Mar
Calif
Patrick
Associated Press
Paris
Riot Afloat After Scottish Cup Final Ties
Glasgow fans rioted aboard the 3 800 ton Irish Coast steamship on the return voyage from the Scottish Cup final between Rangers and Celtic. Police separated Protestant Rangers and Catholic Celtic supporters who clashed in a first class bar. captain returned to Glasgow and peace was restored aboard.
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Glasgow
Belfast
Rangers
Celtics
Ranger
Celtic
Xavier U Lands Erlanger Cager
Jim Hengehold a 6 foot 3 forward from St Henry High School Erlanger Kentucky has signed a grant in aid with Xavier University. Coach Don Ruberg announced the signing.
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Cincinnati
Jim Hengehold
St Henry High School
Erlanger
Xavier University
Don Ruberg
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