Golf finals set for Sunday at Sidney Country Club
The 1964 golf championship tourney at Sidney Country Club will stage the final 36 hole match Sunday on Hillside Golf Course. Medalist Ivan Adams and teenager Tom Wilson will duel from about eight in the morning for the overall title while Dean Wilson faces Carl Christ Jr. in the first flight. All other flights are finished and a large gallery is expected to watch.
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Bailey Tops Trapshooter Bailey Top Trapshooter
Bailey Ford C. Bailey a Nebraska rancher near Big Springs wins the 65th Grand American Trapshoot in Vandalia Ohio with 200 straight, then 75 more to claim the North American clay target title. Russ Saathoff places second and John E Cain II third as 1205 shooters vie in ideal weather.
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Fleming opposes Ruling On Hen Pheasant Season
Senator George H Fleming today announced opposition to the Nebraska Game Commission decision to allow a nine day hen pheasant season in January. He said he is seriously considering posting his land during the January period when the hen can be added to the bag limit, predicting more land posting than ever before. He added he has never posted land but may start before the season opens, calling the ruling wrong.
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Sidney bowler Paces Jamboree winner at state meet
Sidney bowler Les Wills won the singles tournament with a 671 score at the State Bowling Jamboree held with the Jamboree. Top finishers included Bob Niles 660 Gordon Baker 636 John Stolley 627 and Bob Atkins 627. Bernie Kossek won the scratch trophy with 602. ABC officials Boylan Mortensen and Winkelman attended.
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Hap) Hefflinger
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Hernandez Logart Set for September 14 Title Bout
Art Hernandez from Omaha will fight Isaac Logart in a 10 round main event on September 14 at City Auditorium. Promoter Lee Sloan announced. Hernandez, 18-1-1, is unbeaten in 17. his draw with Sugar Ray Robinson last month sparked controversy over low blows. Logart, 31, now based in New York, has 17 noted pro bouts and a landmark 1955-58 run. Sloan expects Logart to arrive September 8.
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Delicate Pitch Shot From Pro Bill Johnston At Arizona Club
Arizona Country Club in Phoenix featured pro Bill Johnston teaching a delicate pitch shot using a pitching wedge. He stresses secure grip balance and a controlled, slow swing to avoid blading or fat shots, with weight shift to the left and a slightly open stance to lift the ball over hazards and hold the green.
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French Resort Goes Yankee to Enter Broadway
A trio of tent producers Shelly Gross Frank Ford and Lee Guber plan to enter Broadway management next season with Catch Me If You Can a French mystery comedy. Julia Meade is slated for the lead in the show. The action shifts from a French resort to New Yorks Catskill Mountains with adapters Jack Weinstock and Willie Gilbert.
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Official Fishing Time in Monticello Ky
Monticello residents observe a rotating schedule among doctors and grocers to handle health and dietary emergencies. When not on duty the town heads to nearby Lake Cumberland for fishing time on Wednesdays after noon.
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Twin winners at Centennial track share big payoffs
Denver AP reports two twin double payouts in five days at Centennial track. A single ticket holder won 7,401 dollars, and five days later another man earned 8,593 dollars in the same twin double game.
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