Twin-Double Winner as Six Partners at Roosevelt Racecourse
Michael Sherman of Freehold New Jersey heads a seven man syndicate that won a record 132232.80 dollars on a twin double in Roosevelt Raceway final four races. Partners include Bresnahan and Saker families. IRS involvement noted. prize split would exceed 18890 per person after taxes. News crews met the winners upon arrival.
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Larry Friedman
Westbury
N.Y
New Jersey
Roosevelt Raceway
Michael Sherman
Freehold
N.J
Sherman
Roosevelt
Combine
Internal Revenue Service
Morris Landis
John Saker Sr
William L. Bresnahan Sr
Bowling score sheet fragment lists clubs and high marks
The page shows multiple teams with high scores and players, including Conrad's Painters and Best Truck Lines, with 10 and 30 point highs. Names like N Isham, W Lewis, A Hopkins, and K Yeager appear among entries, followed by restated scores and digit artifacts totaling several teams and players.
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Conrad
J. Beets
T. Bell
N. Isham
N. Ishames
Kitts
Scoreboard summary from Towner's and local listings
Scoreboard shows Towner's 0 and Beautyland 3 with top players and scores. Listed teams include Bond Cleaners 1 Mann Bell Drugs 3 Bienies Garage 1 Gambles 4 Kitty Clover 0 Edminton s 4 Ottawa Insulation 0 Pepsi Cola 4 and Pence Food Center 0 Bettge 0. Highs include players Hollow J Hollon 190 and M Jones 488 with multiple 10-30 prefixes reflected in the lines.
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Ottawa
Ww. Jones
M. Jones
Pepsi Cola
R.johnson
Patton Seeks Fourth Straight North and South Amateur Win
Billy Joe Patton of Morganton NC, defending champion, faced Wayne Jackson of Hampton VA in a late semifinals clash at Pinehurst NC. Patton, who muttered his chances while putting, built a 3 up lead by No. 15, then parred out as Jackson edged past Dave Boyd 2 up in an earlier match.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
Little Wayne Jackson
Hampton
Bob Allen
West Hartford
Irons
Frank Strafaci
Miami
Fla
Patton
Jackson
Dave Boyd
Atlanta
Bowling Week Highlights From April Bowling Meet
Barbara Adams rolled 222 and Eloise Milton 570 as top weekly totals. Royal T Lanes led with 842 and 2369 series while Elk's Ladies clinched the league crown at 9414 wins earning team trophies and emblems. Eunice Strickland topped Monday League with 195 and 506, and Vera Ferguson claimed 500 series honors with seven such games.
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Barbara Adams
Eloise Milton
Royal T Lanes
Eunice Strickland
Elk’s
Helen Shafner
Eunice
Vera Ferguson
Helen Carey
Ebihara Beats Torres In Rough Olympic Auditorium Bout
A near riot followed Hiroyuki Ebihara's split decision victory over Alacran Torres in a 12 round flyweight elimination at Olympic Auditorium. Fans clashed, bottles flew, and security clashed with chaos as Ebihara, bleeding after the ninth, edged Torres in a controversial finish despite Judge Thomas scoring for Torres.
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Los Angeles
Olympic Auditorium
Japan
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Mexico
Alacran Torres
Olympic
Ebihara
Torres
John Thomas
Dick Young
Tommy Hart
Spahn Sees Braves Pennant Run In 1964
Warren Spahn, 43, predicts the Milwaukee Braves will contend for the pennant in 1964. The veteran lefty, honored as Wisconsin Athlete of the Year for 1963, says the club has the hitters to drive in runs and a balanced lineup to repeat early success from Milwaukee's 1957 pennant season.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Wisconsin
Howe Named To NHL All Star Team For 15th Time
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings earned a second NHL All Star team berth for 1963 64, marking his 15th selection in 18 seasons. The piece also notes Chicago stars Hull Mikita and Pilote among first team picks, while Toronto’s Horton earns first team after two years on the second team. The report references Montreal’s Beliveau Laperriere and other league notables.
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Montreal
Detroit Red Wings
Gordie Howe
Howe
Maurice
Rocket) Richard
Montreal Canadiens
NHL
Richard
Cago
Toronto
Nove
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Stan Mikita
Gienn Hall
Pierre Pilote
Hall
Pilote
Ken Wharram
Black Hawks
Tim Horton
Toronto Maple Leafs
Charlie Hodge
Jean Beliveau
Jacques Laperriere
Salina to host regional American Legion baseball tournament
AP reports Salina will host a regional American Legion baseball tournament in 1965. Orangeburg South Carolina is set to host the 1966 World Series of American Legion baseball, with Aberdeen South Carolina named for the 1965 playoff. Little Rock Arkansas will host the event this year from August 24 to 31.
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Indianapolis
Salina
the Legion
Orangeburg
S. C
Aberdeen
Little Rock
Ark
Chevrolet Jet-smooth Ride Ad Highlights Safety and Handling
The ad promotes Chevrolet performance features including Full Coil suspension Ball-Race steering Safety-Girder X-built frame and 4-link levelizing back-end, claiming coastless turns smooth starts and jet-smooth stops. It invites readers to test the car on rough roads to feel its straightness on a crooked road.
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Chevrolet
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John E. Saker
Joseph J. Saker
Sakers
Bresnahan
Fair Acres
Gulfstream Park
Florida
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Keen Company
W. Lewis
Dutch Boy Paints
T. Hiatt
Pogue
Litwin’s
A. Hopkins
Cheney’s
L. Stewart
National Guard
Campbell
Southwestern Bell
K. Yeager
Briscoe Drugs
H. Yost
G. Zielsdorf
Reass
Hans Heh Arm
Eg ” Foster
Gambles
Hollow
J. Hollon
Kitty Clover
S. Gilbert
D. Griffin
Pence Food Center
Bettge
Billy Joe
By Naomi Fritts
KOFO
Arnold’s Jewelry
Budge’s Hardware
Beautyland
Hardware
Susan Wolgast
Helen Foushee
Susan
Helen & Bill's Cafe
Ella Keller
B. Kersley
M. Burns
Betty Brill
Leola Meador
Artie Wolgast
Hubbard Lum Lumber
Raney
Rexall Drug
John Reynolds
Nick Laus
Spahn
Ste Spahn
Magic
Denny Lemaster
Tony Cloninger
Hank Fischer
Bob Sadowski
Lemaster
Cloninger
Pittsburgh
Fischer
Sadowski
Philadelphia Phillies
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Jim Bunning
S. Main
General Motors
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