Americans Eliminated In British Amateur Golf Meet
At Porthcawl Wales 1965 British Amateur Championship action trimmed 11 Americans from the field of 128 in the first round. U S champion Bill Campbell fell to Richard Langridge after a missed two foot putt on the 18th hole forcing an extra hole where Langridge clinched a birdie three.
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Mike Bills
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Hunter McDonald
Detroit
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Newbold Cooper
Jim Bostwick
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$1,364.40 Double At Gorham Raceway
Gorham Maine June 8 AP a tidy $1,364.40 trotting daily double Monday night. Sherman Roy a 200 to 1 shot won the second race pace and paid $421.60 $99.80 and $39. Meadow Promise started things by winning the first race paying $14.80.
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Ludick Knocks Out Tweel in Welter Bout
Willie Ludick of South Africa delivered a knockout win against Fraser Tweel of South Africa in a welterweight contest. The bout enhanced Ludick's standing in regional boxing circles.
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Willie Ludick
South Africa
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Rodger Ward Refuses to Quit Racing Despite Troubles
Milwaukee June 8 AP Rodger Ward 44 says he and the Offenhauser at Indy are not done yet He failed to qualify for the Indianapolis 5 9 mile race last month but declares racing should remain fun He notes Meyer and Drake will discontinue Offy production and sees potential ahead with a front engine design amid the Me morial Day race results and a Ford V 8 engine dominance at Indy.
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Budd Retires From Pro Basketball
New York June 8 AP reports Dave Budd a five year NBA veteran informed the New York Knickerbockers that he is retiring from professional basketball. The 6 foot 6 Wake Forest graduate will join his father in law in the produce business in Woodbury New Jersey.
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Boxing Results From Saint John And New York Fights
In Saint John George Chuvalo 214 of Toronto knocked out Sonny Andrew Burns 228 of Boston. In New York Frankie Narvuez 13434 of New York out pointed Johnny Bizzarro 134 of Erie Pa 10 rounds.
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AFL expansion eyes Atlanta and Philadelphia for 1966
AFL officials weighed about 60 applications from 20 cities and voted to expand to 10 teams for 1966. Atlanta and Philadelphia led the field as possible new franchises, with Chicago Milwaukee and others also considered. Foss predicted a possible AFL NFL playoff meeting by 1967.
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Sunbury Drafts Skip Thoren In Eastern Pro League
Skip Thoren, 6-foot-8 Illinois star, was the first round pick by Sunbury in the Eastern Pro Basketball League draft. The league’s 10 teams selected 100 college players in the 10 round event and approved a 28 game schedule to begin November 13.
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University of Illinois
Sunbury
Oldest permanent South American settlement found in Colombia
Santa Marta in Colombia, founded in 1525, is identified as the oldest permanent settlement in South America. The niche history notes its early colonial origins and long-standing urban heritage.
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Uruguay: Smallest South American Republic
Uruguay is described as the smallest republic in South America, with a concise note on its status among the continent's nations. The statement emphasizes its territorial scale relative to neighbors.
Jackson 4-H Season Opens With Four Games
The Jackson County 4-H softball season opens at the 4H baseball park near Murphysboro. The Chatterboxes face Grange Hall on the first diamond at 8 p.m. Starettes meet Diamond Daisies on the second diamond. At 9:25, Chat terbox versus Happy Helpers on one diamond and Lady Bugs versus Petites on the other. Four games nightly, five days a week, all summer.
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Kathy Whitworth Tops Money List With Third Win This Year
Kathy Whitworth increased her lead on the LPGA money list to 9378 over Mickey Wright after winning the Bluegrass Invitational. Whitworth's season earnings rose to 9379 while Wright had 8401, as the Women s Western Open began in Chicago at Beverly Country Club.
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Rigney Hospitals For Routine Ulcer Checkup
Los Angeles Angels manager Bill Rigney was admitted to Daniel Freeman Hospital in Inglewood for a routine checkup. The team spokesman noted a history of a small ulcer problem and predicted a two day absence, with coach Sally Parker filling in and Dr. Robert Woods supervising.
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Iceberg Aris II Spotted North of Alaska in 1961
The Aris II iceberg was first observed 130 miles north of Point Barrow in Alaska in 1961.
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Graphology as handwriting analysis method
Graphology is described as a method to analyze character health and personality from handwriting samples. It asserts that handwriting patterns reflect mental state and personal traits, though scientific consensus questions its reliability.
Let's Talk a Trade A M F Hogomo w Trac 30 mower
Advertisement for lawn equipment featuring a new A M F Homkomo w Trac 30 in cut 6 h p Briggs engine mower. Claims ease of mowing with stainless steel flexor blade. Also lists new and used refillers and mowers and a contact phone number 942 4750.
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