Olympic Stars Head Classic Lane of Track in Phoenix
Olympic stars head the Valley of the Sun Classic at Montgomery Stadium Phoenix Union High School. Notables include Mike Larrabee Rex Cawley Bob Schul Billy Mills and George Young with Olympians and world record holders in sprints jumps and distance events. KOOL Radio provides 8 05 pm coverage. Tickets 2 50 and 3 50 with student 2.00.
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Golf Tour Sidelights Walked By A Publicist And Players
Sports Editor Bob Allison describes offbeat moments from the PGA tour. Highlights include Jack Nicklaus's dominance, 13 tournament winners across Masters year, Gay Brewer Jr.’s three mile drive into a boxcar at Pensacola, Paul Bondeson’s beer cup mishap at Jacksonville, Mike Souchak misidentified by luggage tag, Arnold Palmer meal coupon questions, Sam Snead autographs a tomato can, Mason Rudolph a return to form missing the cut, and the Las Vegas Tournament of Champions field expansion toward a record size and $75,000 prize.
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Mason Rudolph
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Is. Palmer
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Track stars try other events at Valley of the Sun meet
Amateur runners enter events outside their specialties as Valley of the Sun Track Classic open tonight. Parry O’Brien shifts to discus amid shot put renown, Adolph Plummer runs 220 not quarter. Arizona’s Raul Hooper Peggy Olsker Sally Malmdone race others. Mile relay could decide a grudge match between Camp Pendleton Marines and Los Angeles Striders.
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Big Parry
Adolph Plummer
New Mexico
Plummer
Meet
al Franken
Arizona
Raul Hooper
Peggy Olsker
Sally Malmdone
Camp Pendleton Marines
Los Angeles
ASU’s Cole Wins Relays Disus at Kansas Relays
Arizona State University weight man Jon Cole won the discus with a 175 feet 6 inches throw, beating Abilene Christian’s Roger Orrell at 172 feet 4 inches. Absence of Randy Matson opened the field as Matson pursues a world shot put record. Royals about others in action noted college and prep marks with multiple meet contenders.
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Arizona State University
Jon Cole
Kansas University
Cole
Glendale
Roger Orrell
Abilene Christian
Randy Matson
Texas AM
Matson
Dallas Long
Jim Ryan
Wichita
Colorado
Jim Miller
George Scott
Oklahoma City
Lincoln University
Pair Tied In Texas Golf
Houston AP Bert Yancey tied for the lead at the halfway Houston Golf Classic with Billy Martindale and Bobby Nichols in a $55,000 event. Yancey and Martindale posted 135 totals after 36 holes while Nichols, a former PGA champion and Aggie alum, shot 136 to sit two behind. Bruce Devlin and Don January were at 137 in the 7,243 yard course chase.
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Hankin Wins Two at National AAU Freestyle Meet
Frank Hankin of Yuma and the Phoenix Wristlock Club scored two decisive victories in San Francisco. He pinned Michel Carroll of New York in 9 56, then upset Ed DeWitt, former NCAA champion, to reach the 171 5 pound semifinal. Mohammed Sadzadeh lost later rounds in the 4 pound class.
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Dodgers Keep Ace On Ice
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax remains sidelined with an injury as coach statements suggest he is resting to avoid pain. The team intends to keep him inactive while evaluating his condition and readiness for upcoming games.
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Turf Paradise’s Paradise Valley stake features Kind Col
Local horse Kind Col ships in from Julesburg to chase the $21,340 purse in the Paradise Valley Stakes six thoroughbreds, led by 122-pound top weight Kind Col owned by Ralph Andersen. Opponents include Proper Respect Jet Judy and Fleet Sunrise, with six two-year-olds also in the field.
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High Fury
Flying Fury
James W. Brown
Moss Car Strikes Boulders, Falls Behind Safari Contenders
Britain's Pat Moss Carlsson, in a Swedish Saab, reached the halfway of the 3000 mile East African Safari just one point behind leaders before a deliberate road hazard by locals cost her five minutes. Her damaged front fender required hammering straight, allowing the Sikh Singh brothers to take the lead as thirty cars remain in the rally.
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Debinder
Jaswant Singh
Fleet Sunrise second in Paradise Valley stake division
Fleet Sunrise finished second by a length and a half to Billie Please in the Paradise Valley Stake second division. Bobby Ford rode Fleet Sunrise while Correa rode Khaled Twist, which finished third about 2% lengths behind its stablemate Khaled Twist. Eddie Burns expected to fly in from Golden Gate for saddle duties tomorrow. Eiffel's Last from Mrs Flinn appears strongest of the Flinn entry.
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National standings list mixed results across major leagues
The fragment shows scattered standings entries with teams such as Los Angeles Milwaukee Philadelphia and St Louis. It mentions games and locations like New York at Pittsburgh and Milwaukee with partial scores and player references, but the text is garbled and unreadable in places.
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