Starlight wins pony trotting at Mountain View near Lewistown
Starlight a pony owned by Earl Shafer dominates five races at the Mountain View Pony Trotting meet. He wins all heats he enters with times of 2:08 2:04 2:11 2:61 and 2:04 in half mile heats. Officials included Howard Stevens as announcer and Richard Svomiley as judge.
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Tar Heels to Name Interim Coach After Ferum Death
The University of North Carolina athletic council plans to name an interim head football coach on Monday to replace Jun Ferum who died last week. Speculation centers on Jim Hick and Emmett Cheek as leading candidates amid conference talks with Chancellor Aycock and Athletic Director Erickson. Mrs. Tatum’s health update is also provided as hospital officials report gradual improvement.
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Surtees clinches 350 cc Swedish Grand Prix title
John Surtees of England, already the world champion, won the 350 cc class at Kristianstad Sweden. He averaged 149 kmh on his MV Agusta and finished the 30 laps in 1 hour 19 minutes 8 seconds, earning eight points to bring his season total to 32.
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Hagerstown Wins Prep World Series Pathway
Hagerstown Maryland clinches a 4-0 regional playoff victory over South Charleston in Pittsburgh regional action. A three-base error sparked the only run in the sixth inning as Skip Vance struck out and the catcher Gary Gibson’s mishandling allowed a run to score. Glenn Malotr followed with the game’s only hit, an RBI single.
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Rawls Hanson Tied For Lead In Mount Prospect Open
Betsy Rawls and Beverly Hanson shared the St hole lead at the Mount Prospect Women's Open with a $20,000 purse, as five players sat within two strokes of the top. Hanson, 34, a veteran money winner from California, was among early contenders.
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India
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Open records 1955 US Women's Open results noted
The narrative lists 1955 US Women's Open leader Fay Crocker of Montevideo and others including Miss Rawls and Mickey Wright with notable rounds and prize structure. It notes 219 totals, a $6 500 first prize potential, and plan for a possible 18 hole playoff slated for Tuesday.
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Montevideo
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