Garden State win leaves Crimson Satan unsure of Colt title
Crimson Satan won the Garden State stakes earning $180,819 but faces a crowded field for the yearend title. Willie Shoemaker guided the favorite to a 2 1/2 length triumph over Donut King in 1:41 4-5 for 11 16 miles. Owner Peter Salem Sr. of Detroit pockets a big purse while pundits weigh upcoming Pimlico Futurity and other major races as the national voting nears. The week shifts to Laurel for the Washington D.C. International with Kelso and T V Lark leading the U S hopes against a strong foreign field. The Roamer Handicap at Aqueduct also draws Carry Back and Sherlock among potential starters.
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Monroe Boosters Meet With Miami Coach Pont Speaker
The Monroe Booster Club will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Monroe High. Johnny Pont former Miami University star and Redskins coach will be featured speaker. Pont will show films of the Miami Bowling Green game and the Monroe Beavercreek contest.
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Ohio State Big Ten Win Featured In Local Screening
Movies of Ohio State’s Big Ten victory over Iowa will be shown tonight at 8 at the Manchester Hotel offices, sponsored by the Butler County chapter of the Ohio State Alumni Association. In Dallas, Lionel Hebert, 1960 PGA champion, won the 1961 American Golf Classic on the Akron course but had trouble unfastening a gallery rope in round one, borrowing a knife to cut the rope for his shot.
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Bowling Results at Eastern Lanes From Sports Bowl
Eastern Lanes results show Treva Terrell 192-144-186-522 and Arlene Mattingly 165-191-160-516 among women. Men include Jim Colvin 200, Frank Jones 204, Bert Bailey 206, Frank Armstrong 264, Bob Eichhorn 201 in 200s with high 264. Bay Pals team 266-173-151-610. Dolores DeHart 166-180-173-519. Myrt Rowland 178-163-160-501. Additional 200s feature Pate Egel ston 201 and others. Nancy Burdge 180 and Claudia Gray 187 among women. Jerry Petry 205 in the Sports Bowl 200s.
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Jim Colvin
Frank Jones
Bert Bailey
Frank Armstrong
Bob Eichhorn
Bay Pals
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Myrt Rowland
Pate Egelston
T. Shockey
F. Cottleman
Leo West
Chester Fultz
Art Glover
Bob Miller
Jack Lewis
Nancy Burdge
Fairy Egleston
Claudia Gray
Mary DeAloia
Ladies Day insult echoed in moose call provocation
A contentious exchange on Ladies Day escalates when a speaker dismissively recalls a moose call, directing a harsh taunt at a woman. The incident highlights tensions in the event's social dynamics and prompted reactions from attendees.
Early Leaders Have Long Wait In Bowling Tourney
Wright Patterson Air Force Base leads the Sixth Annual Five-Man Handicap and Journal Singles Classic after weekend play. Rob ert Hunter of Marion tops the singles with 817 over four games. Wright Patterson squads carry 3115 team total, well below last year’s 3304.
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Marion Kegler
Wright-Patterson
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Marion
Idle Celtics Notch Early Season Wins Amid Schedule Woes
Celtics captain Bob Cousy predicts success as Boston remains undefeated in four games. Red Auerbach complains the schedule hurts sharpness, noting limited practice. In recent action Cousy scored 23 in a 127-107 win over Syracuse while West and Baylor led the Lakers past Chicago. LaCour sparked St. Louis in a 112-111 rally over New York, Conlin sealed Philadelphia's 135-132 win vs Detroit, and Wilt Chamberlain tallied 58 for the Warriors.
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Elgin Baylor
Chicago
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
Maple Leafs Close In On Fourth Place After Rally
The Toronto Maple Leafs, tabbed for fourth, rally to a 3-2 win over Detroit as Red Kelly and Johnny Bower paced the comeback. Chicago’s Nesterenko, formerly of Toronto, sparked a 4-3 Chicago win over Boston, snapping an eight game winless streak.
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NHL Standings: Sunday Chicago 4 Boston 3
Toronto 3 Detroit 3. Tuesday's schedule lists Toronto at Chicago with key matchup upcoming and standings noted from recent results.
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Detroit
NBA Standings and Tuesday Games Summary
Boston tops Syracuse 127 107 as Philadelphia defeats Detroit 135 132 and Los Angeles beats Chicago 125 112 while St. Louis ties New York 112 111. Tuesday matchups feature New York at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at St. Louis.
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Farrington Sets New Mark in Harness Racing Season
Chicago AP The Richwood Ohio driver Robert Farrington 32 shattered Billy Haughtons American season victory record with his 177th win steering Daily Malone at Maywood Park Burright was at Suffolk Downs Boston on 173 victories through Saturday marking a close duel as the season advances.
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Alongi Promising Heavyweight Set For Madison Square Garden
Tony Alongi from Passaic New Jersey meets George Logan of Boise Idaho in a 21 27 record clash on Saturday at Madison Square Garden Alongi 21 with 15 KOs is guided by Rocky Marciano Logan 21 of 27 with wins over Besmanoff Rademacher and Charles Also on the card unbeaten Tony Hughes 15 0 and Billy Daniels 13 0 meet Rodolfo Diaz and Jefferson Davis in 10 round co features Liston honors the show with a four round exhibition while middleweights Joey Giardello and Jesse Smith square off in Chicago
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Madison Square Garden
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Boise Idaho
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Ezzard Charles
Tony Hughes
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Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
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Brown clan fuels Florida play calls in Graves era
Gainesville Florida AP reports that coach Ray Graves signals Brown and gets results with players Bill Brown at center Russ Brown and Barry Brown at end. The trio's impact anchors UF football, illustrating Graves timing and confidence in his wracking Brown family roster.
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University of Florida
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Russ Brown
Barry Brown
U S Ace Sees Silver Lining In Poor Record
United States riding ace Bill Steinkraus sees a silver lining in a poor show record as the team prepares for the 1964 Olympics. He notes green horses and young riders, with Argentina leading the events, and says emphasis on speed classes hurt U S chances while riders adjust and improve.
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San Lucas
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Trinity Coach Dan Jesse Ten Years at One College
Dan Jesse, head football coach at Trinity College in Hartford, claims the nation’s longest unbroken head coaching tenure at a single college. He has served at the Hartford institution since 1932.
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Dan Jesse
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