McNicholas Slams Fenwick 22-0 In Rough Attack
Cincinnati McNicholas overwhelmed Fenwick 22 to 0 as Dan Jones and Bill Sanders led a swift rushing attack. McNicholas gained 259 rushing yards to Fenwick's 102 while aerials favored the Rockets 43 to 32. Fenwick, hampered by fumbles, failed to score with a late punt return thwarted by penalties.
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Fred Semmet
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Cincinnati McNicholas
Fenwick
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McNicholas
Bob Copfer
Paul Enright
Will
Halfack
Fred Nori
Rocket
Dan Jones
Husky
Bill Sanders
Falson
Nori
Jack McGonegle
Rockets
Botheams
Sander
Eun
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Nicklaus Tops Local Pro Am Tourney At Cincinnati
A six under par 134 won the state s newest pro am event in Cincinnati with $1000 to the pro winner. Jack Nicklaus of Columbus and his coach Bob Kepler posted 68 Sunday after a 66 Saturday to seal victory. Charles Wager and Yale Schalk led first round with 64 but tied at 135 after joint 71. The field of 80 two man teams included Lionel Hebert and Len Wertz among ties for top honors.
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Cincinnati
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Bob Kepler
Ohio State University
Nicklaus
Losantiville Country Club
Charles Wager
Yale Schalk
Eaton
Ohio
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette la
Len Wertz
Clay Gaddie
Tony Blom
Ross’ Carley
Bob Seyler
Mansfield
Dale Fetter
Bill McCabe Jr
Middletown
Ex Tennis Pro Charley Rice Dominates Forest Hills Play
Charley Rice, former local tennis pro, continued to dominate the low gross field at Forest Hills Country Club this weekend posting a 63. In the blind bogey, Carl Mechling and Harry Bell tied for first, with Carl Bogan and Bob Schiebert sharing second and George Hoover third. E J Sabo led Wildwood low gross with 72, Bob Gorrell second at 73, Dale Whisler 75, Bob Lentz 76, Clarence Murray 79, Paul Wikoff 80, Roy Thuma 80. Charles Fuller and Murray tied for first in blind bogey at 73, Lentz second with 66, Comb third 76.
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Forest Hills, Country Club
Rice
Carl Mechling
Harry Bell
Carl Bogan
Bob Schiebert
George Hoover
E. J. Sabo
Wildwood
Bob Gorrell
Dale Whisler
Bob Lentz
Clarence Murray
Paul Wikoff
Roy Thuma
Charles Fuller
Murray
Charles Comb
One Way To Avoid The Traffic Jams
Cpl Robert W Jennings Maryland State Police and Edward Zachman fueled a stir after checking into a Birmingham hotel with a helicopter parked in a nearby field They were en route to Baltimore from Palo Alto California where the aircraft was bought for police use in a case that sparked attention in Maryland.
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Ala
Robert W. Jennings
Maryland State Police
Edward Zachman
Jennings
Zachman
Baltimore
Palo Alto
Calif
Maryland
Casper Seeks Fourth Straight Open Victory
Casper Jr. Casper, a 210 pound golfer, claimed his third straight win by posting a two under par 69 in the final round of the $2,000 Orange County Open. He has won Portland and Hesperia Opens and heads to the Cajun Open in Louisiana, aiming to match Jack Burke Jr.’s four consecutive titles from 1952.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Bill Casper Jr
Casper
Jasper
Portland
Ore
Hesperia
Louisiana
Jack Burke Jr
Most Beautiful Golfer Named Florence Zupnik 1960
Florence Zupnik, 18, of Washington, D. C., crowned the Most Beautiful Golfer of 1960 by Golf Digest editors. A University of Maryland sophomore and two time Woodmont Country Club women’s champion from Rockville, Md., she earns the honor.
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Evanston, Ill
Florence Zupnik
Washington
Hss
Golf Digest
Three Men Receive Lifetime Cards in Middletown Bowling
Lifetime membership plaques were presented in the Middletown Bowling Association to three men closely connected with the local sport.
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Middletown
MBA honors at Sports Bowl with new vice presidents
The MBA named Joe Thoelking Tyke Politz and Jack Frisbie as honorees at yesterday’s annual meeting at the Sports Bowl. Aaron Fields was reelected president and Harold Red Duff returned as secretary treasurer. Four newcomers joined the vice-presidency alongside existing officers. The banquet date for the City Tourney was set for December 3 as the association marks its 25th anniversary.
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Sports Bowl
Joe Thoelking
Tyke Politz
Jack Frisbie
Aaron Fields
Harold “Red” Duff
Joe Hotarik
Ken Noeller
Don Fulmer
Clarence Abell
Fred Rodgers
Bob Hammerle
Harold Cairns
Dick Davidson
Duff
Alabama Faces Squad Spotlight On State and Out-of-State Talent
Alabama's 56-man football team includes 11 players from outside the state and only two from the East. Sophomore guard Joe Sisia of Clark, New Jersey, and junior halfback Ray Abruzzese from Philadelphia anchor the eastern contingent. Texans Leon Fuller from Nederland and Darwin Holt from Gainesville add to the roster alongside local players.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Joe Sisia
Clark
Ray Abruzzese
Philadelphia
Leon Fuller
Nederland, Tex
Darwin Holt
Gainesville
Tex
Expansion Clash Sets Stage For 1962 Franchises
NYC and Houston appear ready to gain major league baseball franchises at NL meeting. Houston is likely to receive a 1962 operating franchise, while New York City must guarantee a new stadium by 1962 or arrange Yankee Stadium leasing. AL to screen 18 applications, with Dallas Fort Worth and Minneapolis St Paul favored.
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Houston
New York City
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Yankee Stadium
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National League
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Ritory
Los Angeles
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Long Island
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Ford Frick
Thompson Drives to Victory in Inaugural 400 at Charlotte
Al Fred Thompson, a Charlotte welder with no car two weeks earlier, teamed with Glen Wood to drive a 1960 Ford in the National 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He led after Fireball Roberts blew a tire with 33 laps remaining, posting a 112.905 mph record for the new track.
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Speedy
Thompson
Ti Husky
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Stuart
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Fireball Roberts
Daytona Beach
Fla
Roberts
Hero's Welcome For Series Star
Bobby Richardson of the New York Yankees returned home to Sumters with a hero’s welcome after the World Series. He told the crowd he’d rather play baseball before 70,000 people than a few hundred locals. The nervous second baseman, perspiring after the ceremony, praised the hometown cheers as a banner proclaimed his grand slam.
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8. C
Bobby Richardson
New York
Bobby
Richardson
Hockey Scores Show Big Wins Across NHL Night
Detroit topped Montreal 6 to 4 while Chicago beat Boston 5 to 4. Toronto crushed New York 7 to 2 in a busy NHL scoring night with multiple teams posting offensive outbursts.
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Detroit
Montreal
Chicago
Boston
Toronto
New York
Columbus Boat Pilot Cops After Accident
Columbus pilot George Byers Jr., the seven-liter hydroplane champion, won the mth annual All-West Virginia Boat Racing Championships after a spectacular first-lap accident eliminated Brem McCoy. McCoy’s boat Mercury disintegrated at about 126 mph. he was rescued unconscious and later held for observation. Byers finished two boat lengths ahead of his uncle Frank Byers, with other Ohio winners listed in the event results.
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W.va
George Byers Jr
Columbus
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Mth
Brem McCoy
Coal Grove
Byers
Kanawha River
Ken Kurtz
Wsaz-Tv
McCoy
Mercury
Frank Byers
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