Poor Boys Lead at Speedway Open Golf
At the Speedway Open PGA race in Indianapolis the field shows a war on poverty with Bayer leading at nine under while Nicklaus trails by two. The $70,000 event suspends for Yemarat Day and will end Sunday with 60 players advancing to the final round and top earners like Rosburg Nagle Archer and Refram amid a mixed bag of fortunes this season.
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Associated Press
Mindianapolis
George Bayer
Bayer
Incline Village
Nev
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Nicklaus
Bot Rosburg
Zéth
Kel Nagle
George Archer
Dean Refram
PGA
Ney
Tony Lema
Jerry’ Barber
al Besgelink
Dutch Harrison
Mike’ Souchak
Park Lane Thursday Scores Report Highlights Local Mix
Park Lane league results show Krieger's 0 and Schutz 4 with Gibby's 0 and Drewrys 2 plus L& M Pure 1. Muscatine Bank 1 and Sterneman's 134 Moore's 144 large scores. Make up: Sterneman's 3 Muscatine Bank. Low gross 37 Jim Pulliam Lownet 32 Bill Moore. Next week Schlitz faces L M Pure. Drewrys meets Krieger's. Sterneman's vs Register. Moore's vs Gibby's. Journal against Muscatine Bank.
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Gibby's
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L& M Pure
Register
Muscatine Bank
Sterneman
Moore
Jim Pulliam
Bill Moore
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Krieger
Sterneman's
Moore's
Gibby's. Journal
WM Sterneman Clothing
Krieger Motors
Dareae
Des Moines Register
Drewrys ‘Beerssreese Ie
Muscatine Journals
Schlitz Beer
Gibby’s Elevator
L& M
Moore Insurance
Duffers Ready to Try to Beat Nicklaus Boros in Ohio
On Memorial Day golfers nationwide will contest National Golf Day Festival at Columbus Country Club. Fans pay $5 to watch champions Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros compete in a Monday Round of Champions event, with $1 per round added to charity pot. Participants can play multiple rounds for $1 each, with certificates offered to those beating the champions on handicap. Proceeds benefit PGA projects.
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Columbus
Ohio
America
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Country Club
PGA
Boros
Nicklaus
Bancroft High Claims Its 2nd Spring Baseball Title
Bancroft High captures its second spring baseball title by shutting out West Waterloo 3 to 0. Pitcher Dick Clark went undefeated this season at 8 0, allowing five hits while driving in a run. Teammate Robert Hatton delivered key hits, including a solo homer, as Bancroft clinched the win.
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Mason City
West Waterloo
Dick Clark
Bancroft
Carenation
Clark
Robert Hatton
St. John's
John’s
Done Menke
Bruce Whittemore
Tom Stack
Fliss
Close Midwest baseball wins shape league standings
Clinton edged Decatur 9-7 as a five-run seventh inning swung the game. Burlington beat Quad Cities 1-0 behind Jim Nash’s one-hitter and 13 strikeouts. Other results include Dubuque 2 over Wisconsin Rapids in 11 innings, Cedar Rapids 12-8 over Guiney, and Waterloo 21 over Fox Cities.
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Clinton
Burlington
Jim Nash
Quad Cities
Decatur
Dubuque
Wisconsin Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Guiney
Waterloo
Fox Cities
Howard Wood
Jerry Wright
Churchill Downs Treasurer Dies
TOUISVILLE KY J Henry Watermann 70 longtime Churchill Downs treasurer died Thursday in a Louisville hospital. He began as a book keeper at the Downs in 1927 and, though busy, missed only one Kentucky Derby in 37 years becoming treasurer in 1947.
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Touisville
J. Henry Watermann
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Watermann
the Downs
New Ames Coach Duvall Named Basketball Leader
George R. Duvall, 36, of Independence, named head basketball coach at Ames High School succeeding Wally Linn who resigned to take a coaching job in Blue Island. Duvall has coached at New Market Stratford Belle Plaine Algona and Independence, winning 137 games and losing 72. He was a member of the 1949 Ames state championship team.
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Independence
Ames’ High School
Wally Linn
Blue Island
New Market
Stratford
Belle“ Plaine
Algona
Dievall
Ames
Feared Drowned Terry Dillon Missing After Glacier River Accident
Vikings football player Terry Dillon is missing and presumed drowned after a bridge construction incident near Missoula Montana. He fell into the Clark Fork River while attempting to swim to shore and vanished. Dillon joined the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings last season.
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Minnesota Vikings
Missoula
Mont
Dillon
Clark Fork
Vikings
Burlington Team Falls to Muscatine in Horseshoe Meet
Burlington defeated by Muscatine in a horseshoes meet with 156 to 247 showing. Madeleo Blake Jed of Muscatine led with 287 points and six wins, Harold Darnold of Burlington won all six games for 300 points. The postponed return meet was rescheduled to 7:40 p.m. Thursday June 4 at Weed Park courts. Raul Rojas of Los Angeles outscored Eloy Sanchez in a separate 126% event.
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Burlington
Muscatine
Mayor to Throw Out Ball At Sox MCC Game Sunday
Mayor Robert Bosch will officially open Muscatine’s baseball season Sunday at Tom Bruner Field with the Red Sox. The benefit game begins at 2:30 p.m. and tickets will not be honored. The Sox start their 38th season with Dick Petersen as starter and Yima Freese catching, while Bill Clark is away at college and John Robinson coaches a community college team. The lineup also includes Ker Schroeder Don Grensing Bill Carter Jerry Hart Fred Stephens and others as the club faces top teams in the area.
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Muscatine
Red ‘Sox
Tom Bruner
Red Sox
Sox
Dick Petersen
Butch McCleary
Yima Freese
State University of Iowa
Mitt
George Lang
Ker Schroeder
Don Grensing
Bill Carter
Jerry Hart
Fred Stephens
No-Hit Win Puts Wilton In Early 3-Way EIH Tie
Wilton earned a five inning no hit victory over Solon to seize an early first place tie in the East Iowa Hawkeye Baseball conference. Freshmen Dave Davies and Andy Zinger combined on the no hitter as Davies struck out six in four innings and Zinger finished. Joe Gruemmer and Davies led Wilton with three bases hits. Earlier Solon was blanked 6-0 by West Branch as West Branch pitching Shultz and Christensen shutout Solon. West Liberty moved into the top group with an 8-4 win over Durant. Packers sign Willie Wood and Ed Holler for the 1964 NFL season.
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Solo
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Iowa Hawkeye
Corferener
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Soph
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Davies
Zinger
Wayne Wagner
Wilson Beavers
Solon
Steve Reinke
Joe Gruemmer
West Branch
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Ron Christensen
Rick Anderson
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David Tate
Tate
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Smith
Shuger
Lange
Zanesville
Ohio
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McArthur Agin
Steubenville
Nanket
Napoleon Lady
Elder
Montgomery
Rae
Wilton Ar
Badger Reichardt Repeats as Loop Batting Champion
CRICAGO Outfielder Fred Reichardt of Wisconsin was certified Friday as the Big Ten batting champion for a second straight year. He led with a .472 mark, top slugging at .717 on 38 total bases, and nine stolen bases, while Ohio State’s Arnie Chenko was runner-up at .453.
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Cricago
Fred
Reichardt
Wisconsin
Badger
Ohio State
Arnie Chenko
Bill Niedbala
Iowa
Ron Shades
Joe Pollack
Minnesota
Fernandez Set for 10 Round Middleweight Clash at MSG
New York Flores Fernandez faces Jose Gonzalez in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden televised by ABC. Fernandez, with 44 wins by knockout and 3 losses, holds No.5 ranking in the WBA behind Ring lists Gonzales at No.9. The bout starts at 9 p.m. EST with odds favoring a stoppage.
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Florentino
Pernandez
Cuba
Fernandez
José Gonalez
Madison Square Garden
ABC
World Boxing Associaton
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