Knudson Leads Canadian Open After First Round
George Knudson shot a five under par 67 at Laval Sur Le Lac to hold a two stroke lead in the 53rd Canadian Open. Don Fairfield Bobby Brue and Ron Thomas trailed as contenders in soggy conditions at the 6555 yard course.
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Mullens Little League no hitter by Jerry McKinney
Jerry McKinney pitched 4 2 3 innings of perfect ball to a no hitter as Mullens Lions beat Legion 12 0. McKinney also homered and scored twice with McCoy, B McKinney and D Thorn each collecting three hits.
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Primonetta Bramalea Favored in Delaware Handicap
Darby Dan Farm entries Primonetta and Bramalea are the heavy favorites for Saturdays Delaware Handicap at Delaware Park a 1 1 16 mile race. Braulio Baeza rides Primonetta Bob Ussery rides Bramalea with Rose O Neill Linita Cicada Mighty Fair Seven Thirty North South Gal Reluctant Deb among the nine rivals.
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Seals Sign Kurtenbach from Bruins
The San Francisco Seals of the Western Hockey League signed forward Kurtenbach, the leading scorer for the Providence Reds last season in the American Hockey League. The move adds a notable scorer to the Seals roster. A second brief notes a title vacancy in Caracas as Ramon Arias vacates the Venezuelan flyweight crown for failing to meet the 112 pound limit. he weighs about 120 pounds.
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Reserve Bangs 4th Homer In IL
Miguel De La Hoz, a reserve third baseman for the Jacksonville Suns, hit his fourth homer of the season with a man aboard to lift the IL leaders to a 2-0 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Ron Taylor earned win number seven as Jacksonville stretched its lead to 8? games in a victory noted alongside other IL results and standings.
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Player Disqualified From Canadian Open
UPI reports US PGA champion Gary Player, age 26, was disqualified from the 53rd Canadian Open in Laval sur le Lac Quebec for submitting an incorrect first round score. He later revealed he should have been credited a 7 on the par 5 tenth hole instead of a 6, changing his tally from a 77 to a 76 and flatting a 3 over par read.
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Texans Sign Dawson Dallas
Len Dawson, released by the Cleveland Browns, signs with the Dallas Texans. He joins Cotton Davidson Ed Wilson and Bob Ply to form a four quarterback group for the Texans.
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Umpires Say Pitchers Drag Out Games Three Hours
UPI report quotes AL umpires Paparella and Soar blaming pitchers for long ball games. They cite slow delivery, frequent changes, and the variety of pitches as causes. They recall Hutchinson as fastest worker and note current fast and slow workers among pitchers.
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Charleston Indians Complete Sweep Of Eastern League Twinbill
Charleston and Springfield clash in the final game after Charleston swept both ends of a doubleheader. Winger hit a pivotal RBI triple in the first game for a 1-0 win. Olsen earned the victory. In game two Charleston rallied with two seventh inning runs to win 3-2 as Krause and John contributed key plays and Martinez took the loss. Attendance 325.
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Knicks Sign Centers Jordan Imhoff for 1962 63
The Knicks signed centers Phil Jordan and Darrall Imhoff for the 1962 63 season with rookie Paul Hogue likely to start. Jordan enters his sixth NBA year and Imhoff his third.
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