Mulligan Heads Cotton States Golf Field At Labor Day
Labor Day weekend Cotton States Invitational draw gathers young Bill Mullican of Alamogordo New Mexico and star Jack Nicklaus the 1962 New Mexico junior champion as contenders. Contenders include H P Childress Downing Gray Pat OBrien Buddy Short Burt Burdick and other regional players.
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Tommy Elkins
Lake Charles
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Elkins
Lake Charles Country Club
Lake Charles City
John Fogleman
Bill Mullican
Alamogordo
N.M. Tikanaa
Lance Warm
Jack Nicklaus
New Mexico
H. P. Childress
McComb
Miss
Downing Gray
Pensacola
Former Cup Players Lead In Sectionals
Former Walker Cup players led by Bill Campbell and Bill Hyndman head sectional qualifiers for the U S Amateur Golf Championship in Des Moines September 9 to 14. Campbell fired 69 66 for 135 at Guyan CC Huntington W V a while Hyndman set a course record 65 at Concord CC Philadelphia, both topping regional results as qualifying nears 200 final entries.
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Bill Campbell
Bill Hyndman
Des Moines
Florida
Labron Harris Jr
Enid
Okla
Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Guyan Country Club
Hyndman
U.S
Concord Country Club
Philadelphia
Jimmy Gabrielsen
University of Georgia
Rochester
N.Y
Campbell's
Diggings
Jim Jackson
Bob Cochran
Charlie Smith
T Gardner
New York Metropolitan
Baltusrol
Springfield
N.J
Jackson
Cochran
St. Louis
Smith
Pinehurst
N.C
John
Marshalltown
Iowa
Bill DeWitt’s Early Baseball Start with Browns in 1916
Bill DeWitt, future president of the Cincinnati Reds, began his baseball career as an office boy for the St. Louis Browns in 1916 at age fourteen, marking the start of a long association with major league baseball.
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Bill DeWitt
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Browns
Stewart Trains Neville Frosh for West Monroe Opener
Stewart coach Buck Stewart drills 42 Neville High frosh in two a day sessions as they prepare for the season opener with West Monroe at Neville Stadium. Roster lists quarterbacks Butch Statham Gary Saget and many others with positions across backfield ends guards tackles centers.
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Stewart
Neville High
Buck Stewart
Neville High School
West Monroe
Neville Stadium
Butch Statham
Gary Saget
Tommy Antie
Mike Hibbard
Keith Moncrief
Mickey Osborne
Speedy Vinson
Coronain Offers New Colonic Nerve Stimulant
Tense nerves block bowels causing constipation. Coronain tablets use a unique colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action to relieve constipation overnight. Clinically proved relief, introductory size 43 cents.
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Corowain
Left and Right Young Arms Rule Yankees Dynasty
Al Downing and Jim Bouton anchor a rising Yankee era with back to back shutouts and strong wins. Bouton improved to 18-6 with a 5-0 finish after an eight inning no hitter bid, while Downing pitched seven no hit innings in a 2-0 victory. The Yankees lead the AL by 12.2 games as Terry adds a 3-0 win.
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New York
al Downing
Jim Bouton
Downing
Bouton
Yankee
Ralph Terry
Boston
Yankees
Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Houston
Warren Spahn
Pittsburgh
Mets
Philadelphia
Terry
Yanks
Whitey Ford
Lefty
Russ Nixon
Gary Geiger
Bobby Richardson
Elston Howard
Tom Tresh
Hector Lopez Richardson
Yogi Berre
Red Sox
Dave Morehead
Arnold Earley
Morehead
White Sox
Dave Nicholson
Tom McCraw
Pete Ward
Indians
Jose Tartabull
Chiefs Poised For Strong 1963 Season In Kansas City
Kansas City coach Hank Stram declares the Chiefs are better than ever as a strong core from 1962 returns. rookies including Bell Buchanan Budde Warner Johnson join proven stars Dawson Haynes McClinton and a vigilant defense. A 3-1 exhibition slate boosts confidence ahead of Sept 7 opener vs Denver.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas Texans
Hank Stram
Houston Oiers
Stram
Chiefs
Kansas City
Houston Oilers
Wichita
Kan
Denver
Broncos
Len Dawson
Texans
Abner Haynes
AFL
Curtis McClinton
E.J. Holub
Sherrill Headrick
Smokey Stover
Chris Burford
Dawson
Burford
Bobby Bell
Minnesota
Junious Buchanan
Grambling
Ed Budde
Michigan State
Charley Warner
Prairie View
Tex. A&m
Stramp
Stone Johnson
Jerrel Wilson
University of Southern Mississippi
LSU Faces Rebuilding Year Under McClendon
LSU coach Charles McClendon compared the 1963 season to 1957 and 1960 rebuilding years after LSU won the 1958 title under Paul Dietzel. He said the 1963 squad is young with 17 sophomores and only one player, Robbie Hucklebridge, who played both ways last season. Tenure details followed on returning players and new two way rules, while Jim Corbett blasted coaches’ awards as schedules determine true success.
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NEW Orleans
UPI
Louisiana State
Charles McClendon
Tigers
Paul Dietzel
McClendon
LSU Alumni Federation
Robbie Hucklebridge
LSU
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Chance At Big Race In Cane Futurity Pace
A three year old pacer with five sub two minute miles this season is a supplementary entry for the 150000 Cane Futurity Pace at Yonkers Raceway on September 12. The Cane Futurity is the first leg of the 1963 Triple Crown of Pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N.Y
UPL
Overtrick
Yonkers Raceway
Two Finalists For Southern Closed Tennis
Rain hampered play at the Southern Closed Boys Tennis Championships in Birmingham but produced two finalists in the 10-and-under division as Mark Meyers of New Orleans and Neil Tyson of Birmingham won semi finals. Other results span junior singles and 12 and 16 age groups with multiple matches completed despite weather.
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Mark Meyers
New Orleans
Neil Tyson
Birmingham
Larry Back
Little Rock
Erskine Walls
Jackson
Miss
Bill Meyers
Steve Hannum
Bruce Bartlett
Willis Sherwood
Mobile
Steve Faulk
John McDonald
Laurel
Bill Hester
Eph Walker
Mack Pigman
Glenn Dismikes
Roscoe Tuenet
Chattanooga
Bruce King
Buddy Miles
Don Dillard
Forres Simmons
Boney Barrineau
Demopolis
Harris Masterson
Gray King
John McHenry
Bobby Weinacker
B R S Versus Sterlington Sets Finalist Bid Tonight
Sterlington and Brown R S Goin seek one finalist spot in the American Legion Amateur championship playoff. They clash in a decisive semi final at 7:30 PM at Legion Memorial Stadium. Landal Swartz sparks Rotary Club in 43 victory to force another deciding game at Legion Stadium Thursday.
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Sterlington
Brown-Rivers-Scogin
American Legion
Legion Memorial Stadium
Landal
Swartz
Rotary Club
Legion Stadium
Rotary
Bathgate Signs 1963 64 Pact With New York Rangers
New York UPI reports Andy Bathgate age 31 today has signed his 1963 64 contract with the New York Rangers. Bathgate is described as the greatest scorer in Ranger history.
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NEW York
UPI
Andy Bathgate
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Bathgate
Ranger
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Cotton States
Mullican
George Bayer
University of Southwestern
O'Brien
Short
Burt Burdick
Baton Rouge
Charles Freeman
David Hochstetler
Bobby Tippit
Billy Cole
Tim Allen
Joe Coats
Lenny Heimgartner
Ralph Francis
Pat Mabry
Don Smith
Rand Branch Bucky Hargiss
Randy Hart
Jack Peat
Mike Kilcoyne
Ronnie Packer
Mike Dimiterchik
Steve Smith
Doug Hickman
Ricky Packer
Steve Betts
Robert Patterson
David Stewart
Charles Wallace
Cecil Day
Herbie Orwell
Jerry Kersey
Jeff Stone
Don Ross
Jim Faucett
Pat Dayton
Ronnie Russell
American
Bob Green
Associated Press
Wayne Causey
Ed Rakow
Phil Regan
al Kaline
Angels
Stover
William Cook
Southern Closed Tennis
Birmingham, Ala
George Lynn
Buck Adams
Sheffield
Joe Zarro
Billy Smith
Harry Crowe
James Cromwell
Bobby Lockwood
Bob Betz
Zarro
Tuffy” Antley
Antley
Joe Thurman
Lynn Causey
Bob Satterfield
Abrh Abrh
Crowe
Betz
Cromwell
Lockwd
Thurman
Mock
Groves
Price
Nix
Walton
Steersid
George P Scott
Causey
Rangers
Jesse Nelson
Holiday Finance
Holiday Finance CO
DeSiard
Ale
UFE
Great Southern
Superior Luwrence Company
Bonn
Ovi
Harry
Bernhardt
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