U S Dominance Seems Secure In World Golf
The United States swept the 15th Ryder Cup 23 9 over Great Britain at East Lake Club led by captain Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper. Palmer praised his team for cooperation while Scotsman John Fallon noted Americans excel on greens. The British earned a lone afternoon point on two draws.
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United States
Wee Ewes West
U.S
Invincible
Arnold Palmer
Britain
Palmer
John Fallon
Johnny Pott
East Lake Club
Bobby Jones
Brian Huggett
George Will
Pott
Don Finsterwald
Peter Alliss
Billy Casper
Las Vegas
Wolner tops Wildwood with 72 in golf meet
John Wolner shot a one over par 72 to win low gross at Wildwood yesterday. He led John Blust who carded 76 while Bob McCandless and Dick Adams followed with 7 and 81 respectively. Adams led the blind bogey with 68. Blust was second with 76.
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John Wolner
Wildwood
John Blust
Bob McCandless
Dick Adams
Bill Lubberger
Clayton Hollon
Ed Sherman
Adams
Blust
Fire Devastates Roosevelt Raceway Barns Killing 27 Horses
A pre-dawn blaze at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York killed 27 trotters and pacers valued at over 200000 dollars. The fire destroyed two barns and its cause was undetermined.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Yale Tops Connecticut in Our 14th Football Meeting
Yale extended its series lead by defeating Connecticut to capture the 14th consecutive win in the matchup. The result preserves Yales dominance in their gridiron rivalry through the latest meeting.
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Yale
Connecticut
Wolfson’s Roman Brother Wins Rich Champagne Stakes
Louis E. Wolfson’s Roman Brother, purchased from Ocala Stud for 23500, dominates the 212150 Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct. Jockey John L. Rotz guides the gelding to a 44 length victory over 10 rivals, collecting 152150 for Wolfson as the favorite among 50732 in attendance.
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Roman Brother
Ocala
Hialeah
Wolfson
John L. Rotz
Count Bud
New York
California
Warfare
NHL Scores Include Chicago Over Toronto
Chicago beat Toronto 4 2 while Detroit defeated Boston 3 0 as other NHL games concluded with the Bruins blanked by Boston and Detroit posting a 3 0 win.
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National Hockey League
Chicago
Toronto
Detroit
Boston
Snead Leads Pro Amateur Golf Win In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Sam Snead and amateur partner Ed Tutwiler from Charleston W Va shot 12 under par to dominate the fourth Cincinnati Pro Amateur Golf Tournament and finished with a 67.
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Cincinnati
Sam Snead
Snead
Ed Tutwiler
Charleston
W. Va
Snead Wins Large Prize. Helicopter Rescue Noted
Sam Snead wins the $17 500 event with a 63 on day two earning 3000 dollars top prize. Nicklaus Savic tied for second after rounds 68 65 133 with Goosie Veghte and Ghegzi at Largo and Olman at Cincinnati. Snead faced a late travel squeeze and used a helicopter to reach the 18th green before 5 30 p m.
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Pande
Savic
Columbus
Snead
Tutwiler
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Nicklaus
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Jack Veghte
Largo
Fla
Vic Ghegzi
Jamaica
Mort Olman
Dale Fetter
Brown’s Run Country Club
Bill McCabe
Embry Remains Royals Captain After New Coach Decision
Cincinnati Royals coach Jack McMahon keeps Wayne Embry as team captain citing his composure with referees and popularity among players. In exhibition action, Jerry Lucas had 18 points and Oscar Robertson led with 23 as the Royals beat the Baltimore Bullets 117-113 in Columbus, Indiana. The team will visit St. Louis for a Hawks game after a workout at the Garden and a local introduction dinner. The Bearcats returned home after a 21-15 road win over Tulsa, drawing about 200 fans at the airport.
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Walt Bellamy
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Hawks
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Tulsa
Lakers Seek to Stop Celtics in NBA Opening Night
New season kicks off with J. Walter Kennedy as NBA president and rookies Al Heyman and Jerry Lucas entering, while Bob Cousy retires from the Celtics. Celtics seek sixth straight title as openers feature Warriors, 76ers, Royals, and Knicks debut.
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al Heyman
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Champerlain
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San Francisco Warriors
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Herman
Knicks
UC's Jucker Faces Defensive Hurdles for 1963-64 Bearcats
Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker begins prep with 14 players led by senior co-captains Ron Bonham and George Wilson. The Bearcats, fresh from a 26-2 season and two NCAA titles, aim to strengthen defense after key graduates Thacker Yates and Shingleton left. Bonham sides as top scorer, Wilson eyes rebound leadership, while a new backcourt and center spot from promising sophomore Ron Krick loom large.
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Tom Thacker
Tony Yates
Larry Shingleton
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Yates
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Air America
Ron Krick
West Reading
Jacker
Fritz Meyer
Ken Cunningham
East Liverpool
Dave Cosby
Louisville
Roland West
Letterman Gene Smith
Ashland
John Serbin
Hammond
Serbin
Hamilton Man On Racing Board
Gov. James A. Rhodes names the five members of Ohio's new Racing Commission with Lawrence A. Ramey of Columbus as chairman. Joining are Dr. William Hackett of London, James White of Toledo, John E. Elder of Cleveland, and Dr. R. H. Wetzel of Hamilton. White and Elder are returnees. Hackett and Elder are minority Democrats.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Racing Commission
Act of the General Assembly
Lawrence A. Ramey
Franklin County
William Hackett
London
James White
Toledo
John E. Elder
Cleveland
R. H. Wetzel
Hamilton
White
Elder
Hackett
Ohio State University
Get Up and Go Power at a Surprisingly Low Price
A bold claim about performance and power promises real value as readers note the surprisingly low price. The ad emphasizes speed and practical value, urging buyers to act while the offer lasts.
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