Golf Experts Bravely Pick Casper In Open
LOS ANGELES AP The 40th Los Angeles Open opens with a $70,000 purse as 144 players compete at Rancho golf course. Bill Casper Jr is the consensus pick, seeking his first LA Open win. notables include Arnold Palmer, Tony Lema, Doug Sanders, Chi Chi Rodriguez, George Knudson, Al Geiberger, Davey Marr, Bruce Crampton, Art Wall Jr, and Paul Harney. Palmer and Nicklaus absent, Player at home in South Africa. Recent rains may boost rough, potentially aiding pros. Rodgers set a tournament record 62 in 1962. Palmer aims to end a slump. he won 1963 LA Open and Las Vegas Tournament of Champions recently. Pro-am results: Palmer 67, amateur partners 58. Bayer and partner wins pro-am with 400 for Bayer 73.
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Bill Casper Jr
Bill
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Doug Sanders
Chi Chi Rodriguez
George Knudson
al Geiberger
Davey Marr
Bruce Crampton
Art Wall, Jr
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Harney
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Nicklaus
Bing Crosby
Rancho
L.A
Phil Rodgers
Rodgers
Palmer
Las Vegas
George Bayer
Parteners
Bayer
Nubians Begin New Life After Aswan Dam Exodus
In Aswan Egypt more than 70000 Nubians displaced by Lake Nasser begin settling in new villages named after flooded homelands. They carry earth from their homes, face nostalgia and hardship, and take up jobs on the dam while awaiting land reclamation.
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Egypt
Upper Egypt
Lake Nasser
Aswan Dam
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Cairo
Alexandria
Egyptian Nile
Palestine
Lake
Nasser
Kom Ombo
Ballana
Debod
Bowling Scores From Ottawa League Top Performers
Summary of men s twilight league bowling scores listing high games and series for teams including Ottawa Bus Service Sunrise Dairy Bienies Garage Bennett s Creamery Cannady Supplies Briscoe Drug Texaco Princeton Oil Lister Hardware Todd s Mobile Homes BMA Insurance and Crites Body Shop with top scores ranging from the 170s to 230s and series up to the high 500s. Notable performances include Smay Pierson Wickman Miller Ferguson McAuley and Dodd among others.
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Ottawa
D. Smay
Sunrise Dairy
M. Pierson
C. Fritts
Bienie’s
L. Wickman
Bennett’s Creamery
D. Miller
Miller
Cannady Supplies
C. Badders
Senior Bowl Practices Hindered by Rain in Mobile
Mobile AP senior football players hope for clear skies as the 17th annual Senior Bowl seeks a first solid practice day. Two sessions were planned with possible drills Friday. South coach Week Ewbank and North coach Mike Holovak consider extra Thursday drills if rain eases. Injured Alabama QB Steve Sloan threw for the first time. Randy Johnson of Texas A&I likely starts at quarterback, having worked with Rebel receivers all week.
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Ewbank
Mike Holovak
Alabama
Steve Sloan
Texas A&i
Randy Johnson
Sloan
Johnson
Williams Rehired as Boston Red Sox Minor League Manager
Dick Williams, who led the Toronto Maple Leafs to last season's International League title, is re hired as manager of the Boston Red Sox minor league affiliate. Williams previously played for the Red Sox.
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Dick Williams
Toronto Maple Leafs
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Red Sox
Reservoir and flood projects outlined for Kansas Missouri
Kansas City AP Col Miles Wachendorf outlined reservoir and flood control construction totaling about 55 million dollars in Kansas and Missouri. Major efforts include Stockton Reservoir on the Sac River and Kaysinger Bluff Reservoir on the Osage, with related highway, bridge, cemetery relocations and turbine contracts.
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Perry
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Ozawkie
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Santa Fe
Mileford
Junction City
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Topeka
Lawrence
Atchison
Marysville
Osawatomie
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Doniphan County
Sophomore stars fuel college basketball surge this season
A crop of standout sophomores like Temple’s Clarence Brookins joins top teams such as Duke, North Carolina State, Holy Cross and Loyola as close finishes and upsets mark the week. Temple edged Villanova 57-56 at the Palestra after Brookins sank two late free throws.
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Associated Press
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West Virginia
Nick Pino
Kansas State
Dave Newmark
Columbia
Mike Warren
UCLA
Rusty Critchfield
California
Don Mays
Dayton
Clarence Brookins
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Wildcats
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Tommy Mattocks
Connecticut
Keith Hochstein
Holy Cross
Virginia
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Terps
Jerry Sanders
Cavealiers
Chicago Loyola Ramblers
Marquette
Milwauckee
Billy Smith
Corky Bell
Ramblers
Creighton
Omaha
Bellarmine
Jim Schure Franz
Bill Popp
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Lopat to Check A's Talent In Venezuela
Kansas City AP Ed Lopat, new executive vice president of the Kansas City Athletics, plans a trip to Venezuela to scout young players including pitcher Lew Krausse. Krausse, with a $125,000 bonus years ago, has an 8 6 record and 1.93 ERA in Venezuela, 109 strikeouts in 113 innings, and options exhausted. Lopat says they may keep him if he helps the club, or risk losing him in the draft.
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Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
Venezuela
Lopat
Lew Krausse
Athletics
A’s
Krausse
Charles O. Finley
Pro Basketball Scores From Wednesday and Upcoming Schedule
The Associated Press reports Wednesday results include San Francisco 118 over New York 117 Baltimore 114 over St. Louis 101 Los Angeles 120 over Boston 113 and Cincinnati 117 over Detroit 103. Upcoming games list Cincinnati against Detroit in Toledo Baltimore vs Philadelphia in Syracuse. Friday features Los Angeles at Philadelphia St Louis at Detroit Boston at San Francisco.
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