Schollander clinches U.S. first gold in Tokyo 100 free
Don Schollander, an 18 year old Yale student from Lake Oswego Oregon, wins the Tokyo 100 meter freestyle in a Games record 53.4 seconds. U.S. medals also include diving silver for Jeanne Collier and Patsy Willard, weightlifting silver for Isaac Berger, and a breaststroke silver for Claudia Kolb, while Germany's Ingrid Kramer Engel takes diving gold.
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Verona
N.J
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Long Beach
Fraser Sets Olympic Record in 100 Meter Semis Lead
Dawn Fraser of Australia led the women's 100-meter semifinals with 59.9 seconds breaking her own Olympic mark. Sharon Stouder of Glendora and Kathy Ellis of Indianapolis qualified for finals in 1:00 and 1:02.5 respectively. The U S team advanced the maximum three in the 400-meter individual medley with Carl Robie of Drexel Hill leading.
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Ed Lopat Tracks Farm Teams For Kansas City
Ed Lopat, former Athletics manager, has been touring farm teams owned by Kansas City and recently pitched to one batter in the Old Timers game at Yankee Stadium. He then took a 10 day trip to Daytona Beach to inspect Florida State League prospects and has visited Dallas Birmingham Lewiston Ida Burlington Iowa and Wytheville Va for first hand reports for owner Charles Finley.
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Ohio State Faces Southern California in Inter sectional Test
Ohio State, ranked No.4, hosts No.2 Illinois in a Big Ten clash noted for its passing game. The Buckeyes lean on the Unverth rollout and ошиб on offense as they pursue national prominence amid shifting SEC and other conference results.
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Byrd Medley Team Extends 16-Week Winning Streak
The Middletown racing duo Stan Byrd and Reece Medley extended their 16th straight week of triumphs with wins at Clay City and Lexington Kentucky. They led in two heats aboard their Mr Belevedere a 1963 AA stock automatic Plymouth. At Clay City they defeated the West Virginia Ram Chargers despite high expectations.
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Crossword Clues For Horizontal And Vertical Entries
A readable list of crossword clues with numbered across and down entries including hints like Silas eccentric and Ireland wheel pare along with various defintions such as food fish wild ox and public deer vehicle. The grid references appear mixed with partial answers and thematic notes.
Krak-Oehmig win U S Pro-Am in Cincinnati golfing holiday
Mike Krak and Lou Oehmig won the 36 hole U S Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament in Cincinnati with a 130 to claim $23,000 in prize money for themselves and others. Krak earned $3,000 as a pro, while Oehmig shared in $20,000 championship purse. The field of 64 teams featured notable pros including Tommy Bolt Sam Snead Don Finsterwald and Bob Littler among others.
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Columbus
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Indianapolis
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Colorado Springs
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Palmer plans Burma Road style hole for new course
Arnold Palmer said he will borrow ideas from the Burma Road course he just defeated Neil Coles on to build his own course soon. He noted the 13th and 14th holes as inspirations while cautioning against copying the 12th hole, which features a 480 yard length and a line of flags across the fairway. He earned 14 000 dollars for his victory, boosting this year’s total to 124 000 dollars.
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Snethen shoots 78 to lead Wildwood golf field
Myron Snethen carded a 78 to take low gross honors at Wildwood yesterday. Sam Bartel was one stroke back with 79 and Clayton Hollon posted an 82 for third. Elwood Richardson fired 86 and Charles Combs 88. Richardson won blind bogey with 72 while Snethen was second with 68.
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One-Hitter Reward for Brenneman in MLB Affair
Rich mond right-hander Jim Brennean spun a six inning one hit performance against Rochester earning a nod from the Yankees to face the Mets in the Mayor's Trophy game. Pete Mikkelsen got the win as New York triumphed 6-4. Brennean returned to Richmond the following day.
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McCallister Wins Sunset-Camellia Open in Narrow Victory
Bob McCallister of Coron California wins the Sunset-Camellia Open at Sunset City finishing 281 after a final round 70 to edge Stan Leonard of Vancouver and Pete Brown of Los Angeles who tied for second at 282. George Bayer placed third with 283.
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Bridge duel in Italy nets US big score despite notrump misgivings
In 1963 at St. Vincent Italy Argentina faced the United States in a complex three notrump match. Both tables reached 3NT with identical bids, but the US earned 760 points from a misplayed heart lead and divergent outcomes. Souths opened notrump despite a singleton club. one table produced 11 tricks and 660 points, the other saw declarer down one.
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Bert Lahr Checks Into Cedars for Health Review
Hollywood AP report states 69 year old Bert Lahr entered Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for a check up after three days of illness. He canceled a suburban theater appearance and was to open Damn Yankees at Melodyland Theater, with Eddie Albert replacing him.
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