Jacobs Sets Open Record With 64 At Congressional
Tommy Jacobs fired a six under par 64 at Congressional to tie the Open round record, matching Lee Mackey’s 1950 mark. He praised his swing overhaul after consulting Tom Brandon in California and moved within one shot of the lead over Arnold Palmer, with Gary Player and others watching.
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Three NCAA track meet records fall in Eugene
Arizona broad jumper Gayle Hopkins wins with a 26 feet 94 inch leap setting a new NCAA meet mark. Friday's events include multiple finals and semifinals across hammer, javelin, 400 meters, 800 meters, and trials for the 1500, shot put, and hurdles with athletes from Bowdoin to Oregon advancing toward Olympic Trials.
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George Woods
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Aunuty
Larry Kennedy
New Mexico
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Standings and Friday Saturday baseball results summary
Standings and schedule detail from Friday and Saturday games feature New York Ford 9 1 at Chicago Buzcard 5 4 and Boston Morehead 5 6 at Baltimore Pappas 54, plus twilight Detroit McLain 1 0 at Minnesota Grant 3 4 and other shows. Notable results include Philadelphia 2 7 and New York 1 2, San Francisco 3 something, St Louis 3 San Francisco, and Cincinnati 11 Milwaukee 7.
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Don Kessinger Signs Big Bonus With Cubs
Forrest City Ark AP Don Kessinger a two sport Ole Miss standout signed a bonus baseball contract with the Chicago Cubs Friday. The amount was not disclosed but believed high. Eleven major league scouts attended in Forrest City Thursday. Kessinger, a shortstop, will play for the Cubs Fort Worth club in the Texas League after setting basketball scoring records at Ole Miss.
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Northeast State announces eight game 1964 grid schedule
Northeast State’s football team will play eight games in 1964 with the University of Tampa as homecoming opponent on Oct 31. The Indians open Sept 19 at Delta State in Cleveland. Other Gulf States foes include Northwestern State, Southeastern, and Louisiana Tech with three road trips to Birmingham Lake Charles Hammond and Lafayette. All night games except Howard start times, homecoming at Monroe.
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Wright Opens With Four Under Par In Eastern Open
Mickey Wright shoots a 70 to lead the Lady Carling Eastern Open at Pleasant Valley Country Club Sutton Massachusetts Carol Mann trails one stroke back in the 54 hole event which concludes Sunday. Wright aims for her fifth win in nine tournaments this year.
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Patty Berg
Pegsy Kirk Bell
Ruth Jessen
Jo Ann Prentice
Barbara Romack
Marlene Hagge
Betsy Rawls
Shirley Englehorn
Mary Mills
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Sandra Palmer
Kathy Whitworth
Peggy Wilson
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Lucile Wardell
Sherry Wheeler
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Olson Battered By Youngster Loses Title Shot
New York AP Johnny Persol, a 24 year old from New York, toppled veteran Bobo Olson in a 10 round Madison Square Garden TV bout, ruining Olson’s bid for a light heavyweight title shot. Persol controlled the action with sharp jabs and body rights from the first bell.
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