Three tie for first in Get Acquainted Handicap at Brown's Run
Taulbee carded an eagle on No. 6 to lead a weekend golf event at Brown's Run Country Club. Harry Moore Bill Johnson Ward Browning tied for handicap 70 while Stan Watkins Bill McCabe shared low gross Class A with 76. Virgil Clarks 72 won low net. Fred Fleig and Syl Shetter tied for runner up with 73. Owen Combs 83 won Class B low gross. Billy Roof 75 Ted Lazarow 76 top two in low net. George McClure won Class C gross 93. B D Billman topped low net 73. Jet Porter 74 second. At Forest Hills Country Club Taulbee's eagle on No. 6 noted. round 32 with 75 total. Gene Smith 71 low gross. Tom Wiley 73 second. Bill Johnson Brown Wiley Ken Coburn tied for 68 in blind bogey. Jim Ritter 73 led Wildwood field with 176. Bob McCabe 78. McCandless 78. Halderman 79. Romans 80. Fiessinger 80. McCabe Halderman tied for blind bogey with 71. Sol Back Joe Marconi second 76.
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Brown's Run Country Club
Harry Moore
Bill Johnson
Ward Browning
Stan Watkins
Bill McCabe
Virgil Clarks
Fred Fleig
Syl Shetter
Owen Combs
Billy Roof
Ted Lazarow
George McClure
B. D. Billman
Jet Porter
Ewing Taulbee
Forest Hills Country Club
Taulbee
Forest Hills
Gene Smith
Tom Wiley
Bob Sant
Bob Brown
Joe Ballard
Brown
Wiley
Jim Ritter
Wildwood
Bob McCabe
Bob McCandless
Tom Halderman
Harlan Romans
Dick Fiessinger
McCabe
Halderman
Sol Back
Joe Marconi
Fairfield Ends Drought With Oklahoma City Open Victory
Don Fairfield claimed the Oklahoma City Open title at Quail Creek over Julius Boros by one stroke in muddy conditions. He finished 72 holes at 280 after a final round 69 amid intermittent rain and a 45 minute delay. Fairfield earned $5,300, overcoming challenges from Bob Rosburg Ernie Vossler George Bayer Don Finsterwald and Miller Barber.
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Oklahoma City
Don Fairfield
Julius Boros
Quail Creek Country Club
Fairfield
Bob Rosburg
Ernie Vossler
George Bayer
Don Finsterwald
Miller Barber
Wright Doing Better In 63 Muskogee Opener
Mickey Wright wins the Muskogee Women's Open with a 68 to equal the course record for an eight stroke victory. She earns 1250 dollars while teammate Marilynn Smith finishes second at 295 and Wright posts a 285 over 72 holes.
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Muskogee
Okla
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Marilynn Smith
Hanzel Shaler Sweep Doubles to National Title
Elaine Hanzel and Robbie Shaler of Chicago won the Women's National Doubles Bowling Championship with 6 212 pins, earning 1200 dollars. They edged Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids and Lavern Carter of St Louis by 24 pins after a 1 687 pin third round, also taking 1000 dollars. Donna Zimmerman of Akron and a Cleveland pair placed seventh and close behind.
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Elaine Hanzel
Robbie Shaler
Chicago
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lavern Carter
St. Louis
Donna Zimmerman
Akron
Ohio
Jean Justin
Tess Johns
Anderson Makes Bid for College Golf Title Again
Darlene Anderson of Minnesota won the Women's Midwest Intercollegiate Golf Championship for the second straight year. The 20 year old Minneapolis native finished 161 after 36 holes, two strokes ahead of four rivals. Patti Shook of Valparaiso was runner up. Anderson and Carol Lawson captured the doubles crown on the opening 18 holes at Ohio State on a 6,705 yard par 74 layout.
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Columbus
Ohio
Darlene Anderson
University of Minnesota
Détlene
Minneapolis
Patti Shook
South Haven
Mich
Valparaiso
Miss Anderson
Carol Lawson
Minnesota
Miss Lawson
Middletown Softball Makeup Games From Weekend
Middletown softball teams played three makeup games at Goldman Park due to earlier weather cancellations. Cumberland Presbyterian beat Middletown EUB 4 0 in a ninth inning blast by B Powell after a late lead change. In Federal League play Journal beat Molded Products 17 9 and Eagles defeated Parkway Cafe 8.
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Cumberland Presbyterian
Middletown Eub
B. Powell
Goldman Park
the Journal
Molded Products
Eagles
Parkway Cafe
Jofre Retains World Bantamweight Title in Manila Bout
Filipino boxer Ed Jofre defeating Johnny Jamito in Manila to retain the world bantamweight title with a 117 percent display of form. The match showcased Jofre’s steady combinations and ring control as he defended his championship.
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Manila
Ed Jofre
Brazil
Johnny Jamito
Philippines
Jofre
Emerson Faces Stern Test In French Classic
Emerson, the lone Australian still alive in the men's singles, meets Nicola Pietrangeli in the French International quarter finals in Paris. Earlier, Australians Hewitt Davidson and Lane were upset by Robert Wilson Sartana and Pierre Darmon.
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Paris
Roy Emerson
Emerson
Rod Laver
Nicola Pietrangeli
Robert Hewitt
Hewitt
Robert Wilson
Great Britain
Owen Davidson
Manuel Sartana
Spain
Alan Lane
Pierre Darmon
France
Right School Wrong Player Upset Highlights Ohio Eagles Title
Shirley Jones, an unranked Charleston West Virginia junior, upset top seed Carolyn William 7-5 6-2 to win the 1963 Ohio Eagles title at Oxford. William, a freshman from Portsmouth Virginia, was beat as Detroit took the doubles title 8-6 6-4 over Katrina Asaka and Beverly Levison. Martha Grine of Bowling Green State University fell in the quarterfinals 6-0 6-2.
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Ohio
Oxford, Ohio
Ohio Eagles
Central State College
Shirley Jones
Miss Jones
Charleston
W. Va
Carolyn William
Miss William
Portsmouth
Ohio State
Sally Davidson
Columbus
Lacey McEvans
Detroit
Katrina Asaka
Peverly Levison
Central State
Martha Grine
Middletown
Bowling Green State University
Miss Grine
Rod Thorn Leads West Virginia Scoring This Season
Rod Thorn topped West Virginia in scoring with 558 points in 26 games, averaging 21.5 per game. The Mountaineers finished the regular season with 21 wins and a remaining loss.
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Rod Thorn
West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Mountaineers
Major League Leaders American and NL Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Malzone Boston batting .356 and Causey Kansas City .355. runs led by Allison Minnesota with 25. RBIs by Wagner Los Angeles 30 and Nicholson, Allison 29. hits by Wagner 50 and Schilline 4. doubles 11 by Robinson Chicago and Versalles Minnesota. triples 5 by Clinton Boston and Hinton Washington. home runs Wagner 11 and Allison 9. stolen bases Aparicio Baltimore 11 and Charles Kansas City 7. Pitching top fives show Fischer Kansas City 6 0 and Herbert Chicago 5 1.000. strikeouts Barber Baltimore 61 and Cheney Washington 56. National League leaders show Covington Philadelphia .360. runs Aaron Milwaukee 35. RBIs Aaron Milwaukee 34 and Boyer St Louis 30. hits Croat St Louis 56 and Aaron Milwaukee 50. doubles Cepeda San Francisco 11 and Santo Chicago 10. triples Williams Chicago, Cardenas Cincinnati and Skinner Pittsburgh 4. home runs Aaron Milwaukee 13 and Covington Philadelphia and F Alou San Francisco 8. stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 11 Brock Chicago 9. Koufax and Perranoski Los Angeles 61 and 57. strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 59 and Drysdale Los Angeles 58.
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Malzone
Boston
Causey
Kansas City
Allison
Minnesota
iHinton
Washington
Wagner
Los Angeles
Nicholson
Chicago
Schilline
Robinson
Versalles
Clinton
Hinton
Cincinnati
Skinner
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Covington
Philadelphia
F. Alou
San Francisco
Wills
Los Angelles
Brock
Dell
Koufax
Perranoski
Drysdale
Little Red Book Turns 38 With MLB Records Highlights
New York AP notes the 38th annual Little Red Book now 158 pages, compiling American and National League data plus World Series records. It features a club by club record of Maury Wills's 104 stolen bases.
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New York
Maury Wills
Ladies Day Question on Appointments
A note asks women about appointment availability using the question Do you have an ap pointment indicating a scheduling inquiry likely for a clinic or service event. The fragment suggests a context of timed visits or reservations.
Lebanon Raceway Race Cards and Littering Statistics
The Lebanon Raceway program lists seven races with detailed horse names and riders across trot and pace events. A Keep America Beautiful report warns littering causes over 70 million dollars in annual fires and 75 000 injuries and 750 to 800 deaths in the U S each year as cars hit debris or swerve to avoid it.
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Keep America Beautiful,Inc
Al. 80
Davis Davis dies at 23 after leukemia battle
Ernie Davis a Cleveland football star dies at Lakeside Hospital after a brief leukemia illness. Funeral in Elmira New York at Monumental Baptist Church with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Aligned with Jim Brown and other Browns at service. Davis planned an Ernie Davis Foundation for leukemia research.
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Elmira
N.Y
Monumental Baptist Church
Woodlawn
Modell
Cleveland
Ernie
Jim Brown
Leukemia Research
Chuvalo KO's Washington in Toronto bout
George Chuvalo, 212, from Toronto, defeated Lloyd Washington, 205, of Buffalo, New York, by knockout in their Battle Creek event.
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George Chuvalo
Toronto
Lloyd Washington
Buffalo
N.Y
IL Leaders Almost Even in Tight International League Race
The Atlanta Crackers and Buffalo Bisons held nearly identical records atop their divisions. Atlanta stayed a game ahead of Arkansas after a 11-1 loss to Richmond, while Buffalo split a doubleheader with Rochester 13-4 and 6-1 to remain 1.5 games ahead of the Wings. Indianapolis swept Toronto 6-4 and 2-1. Syracuse beat Columbus 11-4 as Jacksonville defeated Arkansas 5-2 after taking the opener 14. Boo Dustal relieved Wy man Carey in the third, allowing four singles and one run for his second win as Dick Lines took the loss.
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Atlanta Crackers
Buffalo Bisons
Richmond
Atlanta
Arkansas
Buffalo
Rochester
Wings
Indianapolis
Toronto
Syracuse
Columbus
Jacksonville
Travelers
Boo Dustal
Wyman Carey
Jets
Dick Lines
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