Casper Wins Canadian Open as Turbulent Tour Sees Shifts
Billy Casper claims his first victory in nearly a year at the Canadian Open on Monday, boosting Timlin to seventh on the PGA earnings list with 64,592. Arnie Palmer leads at 114,936 while Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus trail. In New Jersey, the state’s second highest court calls a 25,000 award for a Hillsdale boy inadequate after a toy airplane fire set by the son of a baseball player leaves serious burns. Moose Skowron notes the case of Domick Barone.
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Burns and trades touch 1962 sports world and a staged feud
A boy suffered facial and upper body burns when a 13 year old lit a toy plane fuel on June 19 1962. The injuries prompted 30 to 40 plastic surgery operations to reduce scar tissue. George Mira of the San Francisco 49ers hopes a trade will lift his playing time. Lee Allen notes a July 4 pitching duel between Phil and Joe Niekro was not the first brothers clash in the majors, with Virgil and Jesse Barnes facing each other ten times between 1919 and 1927. Paul Naumoff rejoined East squad to prep for the Coaches All America game. Army coach Tom Cotill shortened workouts due to heat in Atlanta. Joe Kapp could gain wealth if he joins the AFL Houston Oilers after a Supreme Court hearing over a suspended signing. The commissioners of 11 major conferences accuse the Amateur Athletic Union of violations in the NCAA truce feud.
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Bowlers urged to keep fingers behind ball for power
A bowling column warns against arm and wrist twisting on the backswing for weekly players. It stresses keeping fingers directly behind the ball to impart power at release. The booklet Strike and Spare Angles by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig is advertised, with 20 cents and a stamped self-addressed envelope to the newspaper office.
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Finnish Bowlers Win World Crown in Malmoe Sweden
Finland captures both the five-man and five-woman world titles in Malmoe. The men's team totals 5 700 points to beat Japan by 21 pins, while the women finish with 5 417 to defeat the United States by 203. The report also notes a separate long distance race atop Mt Baldy with over twenty runners aiming for a four mile ascent beginning at 6500 feet.
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