Bowling Solos and All Stars Highlight Weekend Scores
Scottsdale women see high scores from Mary LaRue 555 and Jane Lund 547 along with Irma Maas 521 in a bowling lineup. Eastern All Star results show Elisa beth Atwood 623 and Lou Tryon 586 leading the four games event. Saturday Mixed yields Pete Kurhajec 605 and Terry O Donnel 604.
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Charles Kennedy
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Terry O'Donnel
Dennis Reinker
Robert Melzer
Money leaders in golf top list with Player in front
Gary Player leads golf earnings for 1963 with an unofficial 10,702 dollars, followed by Arnold Palmer at 9,800. Jackie Burke moved to 9,540 after winning the Lucky International last weekend. Bill Bridges of the St. Louis Hawks will miss action until knee is examined after a Boston game injury.
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Titans Coronado In Action Tonight
The Coronado and Arcadia High teams travel tonight for midweek games as underdogs. Coronado faces Chandler after Chandler’s 92 75 win over Scottsdale while Arcadia meets undefeated Mesa in a Class AA Division I clash.
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Ortega Upset Brad Scott in Baltimore Bout
Mexican Gaspar Ortega explained he put the pressure on welterweight contender Charley Scott of Philadelphia and scored a unanimous upset decision in Baltimore.
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Ortega outpoints Scott in New York rematch
Gaspar Ortega from Mexico defeats Charley Scott in a 10 round decision at the Civic Center in Baltimore with no knockdowns. Ortega, a 7-5 underdog, dominated the second half to avenge a prior Madison Square Garden loss as 5,494 fans paid $15,461. In Maine and Paris reports also note a KO and a draw, respectively.
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Sun Devils Still No 5 In Final UPI Poll
Cincinnati remained the unanimous No 1 for the ninth straight week after a 62 53 win over Illinois for its 38th straight victory. Loyola of Chicago held No 2, Duke moved to No 3 behind Illinois, Arizona State U No 5, with Georgia Tech sixth and Stanford rising to seventh.
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NFL owners open winter meet as gambling probes loom
At the Miami Beach session the NFL owners focus on rules, players’ proposals and trades while a two phase gambling probe is discussed behind the scenes. Commissioner Rozelle gave a brief informal update but declined to reveal details or name clubs. A Senate subcommittee confirmed a staffer was sent to investigate reports of sports gambling.
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Brawlers Slated In London Fight
London heavyweight clash pits Tom McNeeley of the United States against Brian London of England at Olympia Arena London. Both fighters share Floyd Patterson KO losses and London holds a 2-1 betting edge.
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Top 20 college basketball ratings released by UPI
The UPI poll lists the top 20 programs with first place votes and win loss records. Mississippi State UCLA Utah State Ohio State Niagara Colorado State St. Louis Indiana Oregon each receive multiple points or ties, while Auburn North Carolina State Seattle North Carolina Notre Dame Wake Forest St. Joseph’s Oklahoma State and New York University shows single votes.
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Palm Springs Golf Classic Draws Top Pros in Desert Tuneup
Palm Springs hosts touring pros including Jackie Burke Arnold Palmer Sam Snead Gary Player and Bill Casper as they practice for the Palm Springs Golf Classic a 90 hole event with $115000 in prize money and a $50000 hole in one prize on select holes Burke Palmer and others vie for top honors in a field led by former winners and big money earners.
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Yale Post Open Yale Post Open
Yale University considers internal candidates after head football coach Jordan Olivar resigns to focus on his Beverly Hills insurance business. Four potential successors emerge as Olivar leaves after 11 seasons with a 61 32 6 record. Walter Camp remains the benchmark for Eli coaching longevity and success.
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Mantle Is Named Most Courageous Athlete at Philly Banquet
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees becomes the first Philadelphia Sports Writers Association honoree to win the Most Courageous Athlete award while also cited as Outstanding Athlete. Dave Robinson of Penn State is named College Lineman of the Year for 1962.
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Dream backfield headlines first Hall of Fame class
Jim Thorpe Red Grange Bronko Nagurski and Sammy Baugh lead 17 inaugural inductees into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Also honored are Dutch Clark Johnny Blood McNally Ernie Nevers Mel Hein Pete Henry Cal Hubbard Don Hutson and officials Bert Bell Joe Carr George Halas Curley Lambeau Tim Mara George Preston Marshall. The group, unanimously chosen, will be enshrined in Canton and join NFL founders in shaping the sport’s history.
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Huff Denies Rough Play in Giants Game
New York Giants linebacker Sam Huff faces a storm of criticism after NFL Championship game December 30 as taunts and letters accuse him of excessive roughness toward Green Bay’s Jim Taylor. Huff defends himself saying he has been unfairly vilified and hurt by the backlash.
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NBA Sticking To Nine Clubs Face Fight For Baltimore Switch
The NBA will keep nine teams next season with Baltimore holding priority if a franchise shifts base. Maurice Podoloff said there is no expansion sentiment, clubs to report by May 1, and the draft set for April 30 in New York.
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Trinity Netters Down Wildcats in Tucson Tennis Meet
Trinity University defeated Arizona 5-1 ending the Wildcats 22 home win streak. Tom Parker earned Arizona's lone win 6-3 6-4 over Bobby Joyner while Chuck McKinley routed Bill Lenoir 6-4 6-0. Cliff Buchholz beat Willie Hernandez 6-2 6-3 and Butch Newman topped Jerry Gin 6-1 6-1.
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