Palmer Leads Pack In San Francisco Open Round One
Arnold Palmer and a field of strong pros chase the early lead in the San Francisco International at Harding Park. Charlie Sifford and George Bayer shot six under par 65 to grab the opening pace, with Palmer Casper Kroll Ford Brodie Leonard at 66 and Rosburg at 67 in rainy conditions. Ragan Aaron January Hawkins Souchak among 68s.
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San Francisco
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Ted Kroll
Doug Ford
49Ers
John Brodie
Stan Leonard
Bobby Rosburg
Pebble Beach
Dave Ragan
Tommy Aaron
Don January
Fred Hawkins
Ernie Vossler
Mike Souchak
Sifford
Los Angeles
Beach Opens but Lacks Top Prizes in Major Events
Beach has not captured top money in the major events. Bayer, 35, ex University of Washington football tackle, has not been in the winner’s circle since last March when he won the St. Petersburg Open.
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Beach
Bayer
University of Washington
Bolen Leads Quenemo To 50-44 Victory
Quenemo beat Hamlin 50-44 in a non league boys basketball game last night. Bolen scored two points as Quenemo built a 12-5 first quarter lead and 24-20 at halftime. In the third period Meiers and Bolen added points while Hamlin trailed, and Quenemo pulled away in the final period for the win. Hamlin won the B game 43-32.
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Quenemo
Dale Bolen
Hamlin
Ron Meiers
R. Beach
Meiers
Jim Gragg
Bolen
Beach Ragan
Gilbert Meiers
Beach Sims
Cannon Ul Gragg
Sauer Fine
Meyer
Gerdes
Tel
Quenemo Eee
Pomona
Appanoose
Altic
Dan Servaes
Altice
Art Sleichter
Princeton
Hilda Garcia
Bowling Scores and Local Business Ad Rimmed in One Page
The page lists bowling scores for AMF Blue Moon and Dutch Boy teams with players Briscoe O Connor Sheehan Carlson Scott Pogue and Heckman posting multiple games and series totals. Also featured is a Local No 630 notice for Burgaon Meyer and a classified ad for Satisfaction Guaranteed Furniture Upholstering and repairs including canvas work by Robert Barnes at 826 Ash CH 2-3243.
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Blue Moon
G. O'Connor
D. Cordle
Briscoe
G. Briscoe
Mack
W. Jones
Conrad
D. Heckman
D. Burgaon
E. Meyer
Robert Barnes
Appanoose Wins Thriller In A Second Overtime
Ed Altic's late basket in the second overtime gave Appanoose a 46 44 win over Pomona in the Franklin County League tourney earning a spot in the Saturday final against Princeton. Princeton beat Williamsburg 37 31 to reach the finals. Princeton B edged Pomona B 33 25. Significant scorers include Altic with 26 for Appanoose and Sleichter with 13 for Pomona.
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Appanoose
Pomona
Indians
Princeton
Williamsburg
Altice
Servaen Tg
Heidner
Sleichter
Lederer
Nelson
Walburn
Burgoon
Fishburn
Goracke
Moore
Stoneking
Beauchamp
Milliken
Herrill
Bethell
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Hall Ce McCurdy
Plersol
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Winters
Thornbrugh
Tothis
Science
Rae
Tg F
Pearsonne Lantis
Thuro Cates
Garcia Swallow
Cole Bolton
Rukes Sleichter
Hull Lindsay Qo Pinkston
Froggatte Langey
Crawford
Princeton Ubr
Celtics Extend Lead in Eastern Division Title Chase
The Boston Celtics beat Philadelphia 129 121 to widen their East lead to 4 1 2 games. Coach Red Auerbach praised the rallying effort as Boston came from behind, held Wilt Chamberlain to 25 points, and outscored Golden State 16 8 in the final minutes.
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Philadelphia
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Red Auerbach
Celtics
Warriors
Boston
Wilt Chamberlain
Braves Travel to Salina for Kansas Conference Clash
Ottawa University's Braves visit Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes in Salina for a Kansas Conference men's basketball game. Ottawa enters 5-4 in league play after a 66.2 point average. standout scorer Tom Kinder leads with 14.5 points per game and 185 field goal attempts. Kansas Wesleyan shows a slightly higher opponent scoring pace but a 3-6 conference mark.
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Ottawa University
Braves
Salina
Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes
Kansas
McPherson
Tom Kinder
Mike Brown
Brown
Tom Watson
Butch Lewis
Bill Schoonover
Dean Erown
Ed Hampton
Erwin
Watson
Schoonover
Lewis
Kinder
Ottawans
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Rafer Johnson Named Top Athlete of 1960
Olympic decathlon champion Rafer Johnson won the Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year for 1960, edging golfer Arnold Palmer and boxer Floyd Patterson in votes from 256 writers. Johnson will receive the Fraternal Order of Eagles trophy in Milwaukee on February 27, with Palmer, Patterson, and Van Brocklin among other top finishers.
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Rafer Lewis Johnson
Johnson
Associated Press
United States
Arnold Palmer
Order of Eagles
Frederick C.miller
Milwaukee
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Herb Elliott
Palmer
Sterling College Defeats Wesleyan in Kansas clash
Sterling College overcame a 31 28 halftime deficit to rout Kansas Wesleyan 78 56. St Mary of the Plains beat Tabor 92 78 after a strong second half. Jack Niess scored 47 for St Mary, Leroy Dick had 31 for Tabor, lifting Sterling into a tie for fourth in the conference with Ottawa.
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Sterling
Kansas Wesleyan
St. Mary of the Plains
Tabor
Jack Niess
St. Mary
Leroy Dick
Ottawa
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