Houston Stay Costs Golfers in Canceled Tournament
The $110,000 Houston Champions International was wiped out after rain canceled play following a single round. Jack Rule Jr. led with 68 as Nicklaus and Palmer were among players committed to returning for a November 17-20 restart, marking PGA history with a round cut short.
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Houston
PGA Golf Tour
New Orleans
Houston Golf Association
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
PGA
Dec Giffin
Giffin
Jack Rule Jr
Eaton's 70 Tops Net Score at Brown's Run Handicap
Bob Eaton's 70 led the weekend Brown's Run County Club handicap as top net. Bill McCabe Jr. posted 76 to win First Flight gross honors. David Driscoll and Don Osborne tied for low net with 72. Harry Holiday was second at 74. Sy Shetter led Second Flight with 82 and Tom Barkley earned low net at 74. Ward Browning took Third Flight gross with 93 and William Schuck had 77 net. Joe Mohan and Ed Singley each posted nets of 80.
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Bob Eaton
Brown's Run County
Bill McCabe Jr
David Driscoll
Don Osborne
Harry Holiday
Sy Shetter
Tom Barkley
Ed Barker
Ward Browning
William Schuck
Joe Mohan
Ed Singley
Boxing card lists fighters and results from Puerto Rico to Jamaica
In San Juan boxer Luis Rodriguez by 150 percent to stop Tommy Caldwell from Chicago. Frankie Narvaez beats Percy Hayles of Jamaica on points. Teo Cruz defeats Bunny Grant of Jamaica in Santo Domingo. The Miami based fighter stops out of New York and Jamaica bouts are noted.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Fla
Tommy Caldwell
Chicago
Frankie Narvaez
New York
Percy Hayles
Jamaica
Teo Cruz
Santo Domingo
Bunny Grant
Kauai King Keeping Trainer Real Busy
Trainer Henry Forrest races to ship Kauai King to the Preakness after his Derby win as the rest of the team stays focused. Jockey Don Bumfield praised for riding approach, while supporters in Advocator and Blue Skyer camps look to future races and rest plans.
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Louisville
Henry Forrest
Tennessee
Brentwood
Nashville
Don Bumfield
Forrest
Advocator
America
Albert Foley
Jim Padgett
Blue Skyer
Padgett
Chicago
Fleet Shoe
Stupendous
Abe’s Hope
Rehabilitate
Five Runners Enough To Win At Quantico Relays
Track coach William Exum brought five runners to the Quantico Relays for three events. Kentucky State College won the invitational mile relay in 3 10.2 with Jim Kemp anchoring a 459, Kemp named meet top performer. Teammates Marshall Glover Bob Bailey Clarence Ray aided two record relays, while Vernell Turner joined the mile relay. North Carolina College and its Olympic star Ed ts challenged for top honors.
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Quantico
William Exum
Kentucky State College
Exum
Gram
Sam Taylor
Jim Kemp
Kentucky State
Kemp
Marshall Glover
Bob Bailey
Clarence Ray
Glover
Vernell Turner
Bailey
North Carolina College
Trinidad
Ed Ts
Sprinter Tommy Smith Shatters Record Pace
San Jose State sprinter Tommy Smith ran 220 yards and 200 meters in 19.5 seconds, a world best for both distances. Coach Bud Winter said no one will attempt the mark, claiming Smith will not run the straight 220 again. Smith's feat occurred in a meet with Athens Track Club and Santa Clara Valley Youth Village, with officials clocking 19.5 for both events and wind at 4.2 mph. His next race is the West Coast Relays in Fresno, where he will anchor San Jose State's 440, 880 and mile relays.
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San Jose
Calif
San Jose State
Tommy Smith
Smith
Bud Winter
Athens Track Club
Santa Clara Valley
Dave Sime
Frank Budd
Sime
Budd
Fresno
Lemoore
Cosby Pitches 1 Hit Shutout In Exhibition Sweep
Carel Cosby, principal at Oneid School, threw a one hit shutout in a double header sweep for Wilsman's Trucking over Armco Triangles at East Side diamonds. Wilsman's won 13-2 and 5-0, Armco scoring one in the fifth and sixth of the opener. Cosby also credited with the first game win. Saturday night the Wilsman team defeated Clark Super 100.
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Carel Cosby
Wilsman
Armco Triangles
East Side
Ohio State Bowling Association titles split among entrants
Northern Ohio entrants and Columbus keglers shared top honors as the Ohio State Men’s Bowling Association concluded a nine weekend run. Top prizes went to Don Dennis and Al’s Barbers Warren along with Shoemaker Tool Columbus and others in team doubles and singles events.
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Ohio
Ohio State Men
Cardinal Plumbing & Heating
Alliance
Handica
Ray Ashbrooke
Pullin
Chuck Gregory
Harold Burnham
Toledo
Jim Shaw
Dick Rupe
Handolica
Paul Gasiewicz
Milan
Hilbert Ault
Woolfield
Paul Gaiewicz
Joe Meszaros
Akron
Woodsfield
Bill Brown
Don Dennis
Middletown
Four Way Tie for Blind Bogey Honors at Wildwood
Four golfers tied at 77 to share blind bogey honors at Wildwood. Named players include Jim Stiver, Bob McCabe, Dorsey Shepherd, and Mel Dowden. Jim Miller had the longer drive on No 1 while Shepherd was closest to the pin on No 9 and Chuck Kent on No 18.
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Wildwood
Jim Stiver
Bob McCabe
Dorsey Shepherd
Mel Dowden
Jim Miller
Shepherd
Chuck Kent
New Wolfpack Boss To Run
Norman Sloan, named head basketball coach at North Carolina State, plans a running game with pressure defense when possible. Sloan, 39, comes from the University of Florida after six seasons and will sign a three year contract. he succeeds Press Maravich who resigned April 30 to take the Louisiana State post.
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Raleigh
N.C
Norman Sloan
North Carolina State
Sloan
Press Maravich
Maravich
Louisiana’ State University
University of Florida
N.C. State
Lebanon Raceway Entries and Legal Notices
Entries list for nine race divisions at Lebanon Raceway with horse names and drivers. Includes a legal notice of divorce action in Butler County Ohio and a sheriff sale notice for Middletown real estate, with dates, case numbers, and terms.
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Ruth A. Slezak
James Hancock, Jr
Palm Avenue
Auburndale
Florida
Joseph Slezak
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
A.D
Joseph T. Kiep
Susan Hulshull
Sopty Casper & Casper
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Hamilton
Middletown
Oho
Fairmount Avenue
James F. Hixon
Robert B. Dell
Butler County Common Pleas
Keystone Savings Association
Yet Hudson Difference For Bucks
Ohio State spring game highlighted two veterans as Paul Hudson and Bill Anders shaped a 41 7 win for the Reds over the Whites. Hudson rushed 19 times for 79 yards scoring three touchdowns on 5 3 and 1 yard plunges while Anders caught 12 passes for 160 yards and a TD. Freshman Bill Long directed most Red passes, going 13 of 30 with no picks as Gerry Ehrsam added two rushing TDs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Paul Hudson
Will Sander
Reds
Bill Anders
Bill Long
Dayton
Woody Hayes
Gerry Ehrsam
Toledo
Hudson
Rudy Hubbard
Rudy Smith
Cincinnati
Golf Classes Postponed by Weather at City Sports Center
Golf classes scheduled for tonight at the Sports Center are postponed to Monday May 16 due to inclement weather, announced by Ralph Connor of Parks and Recreation. Separately, Ohio Department of Highways invites sealed bids by May 1 for highway improvements across multiple counties and routes, with prequalification and wage requirements noted.
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Ralph Connor
Parks & Recreation Department
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Director of
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Clermont
Clinton
Greene
Hamilton
Montgomery
Preble
Warren Counties
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Clinton County
Greene County
Hamilton County
Montgomery County
Preble County
Warren County
Exis Dy Guard
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Highways
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