Area Bowler Wins Benton Singles Meet
Joe Kimmell of Thompsonville won the $6,210 Bob Allen Singles Classic at the Benton Bowl, totaling 1446 pins over six games to take $1,000. The event drew 621 bowlers in a six week run. James Carney led scratch series with 1339 and many top scores from Kentucky Missouri and Illinois were listed.
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Joe Kimmell
Thompsonville
Bob Allen
Benton Bowl
Kimmell
Kimmel
James Carney
Dexter
Jack Harper
Harrisburg
Merlin Meeker
Wyoming
John Duncan
Ownesboro
Gale Warren
West Frankfort
Wilson Jarrell
Joe Williams
Cairo
F. M. Forby
Jess Conkwright
Paducah
James Clipper Jr
St. Charles
Aiken Lord
Owensboro
Evelyn Shaw
Benton
Frank Edgar
Bonne Terre
Gene Baker
J. D. Bearden
Marvin Ritcher
A. P. Ackman
Festus
Mike Lawler
Mound City
John Corrigan
Elburn
Wayne Hicks
Mt. Vernon
Bob Guidnas
Chicago
Howard Rix
Marion
Roger Beavers
Murphysboro
Bob Poffinbarger
Mattoon
Jim Wunderlich
Bob Clodfelder
Humboldt
Wilmer Buechting
Crystal City
Joe Ballantini
Centralia
Ray Meadows
Big Rock
al Jennings
Luther Barnes
Earl Gunter
Wes Williams
St. Louis
Roger Yarbro
Poplar Bluff
Bob Gill
Omaha
Jim Fears
Bill Jordan
Metropolis
Art Herman
Gene Johnson
Bloomfield
Joe Posluszny
Frank Bowman
E. R. Smith
George Tadlock
Leon Hopper
Herrin
Bill English
David Yarbrough
Mayfield
Robert Heidkamp
Cisco
Don Hon
Crossville
Roger Dorris
Robert Forth
Fairfield
Gil Patterson
Calvert City
Bob Whitmer
Bob Butler
Marion Ky
Monday's Fights in Oslo and West Jordan
Ray Patterson of New York outpointed Juergen Blinn of Germany in Oslo. Don Fuller of West Jordan Utah defeated Gene Bryant, with Bryant listed as Honey Bear Bryant, in the middleweight bout.
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Oslo
Norway
Ray Patterson
New York
Juergen Blinn
Germany
West Jordan
Utah
Don Fullmer
Gene Honey Bear Bryant
Lefty Lopez Tops AL With Sixth Win Of Season
Marcelino Lefty Lopez, a sensational 21-year-old rookie pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels, became the first American League hurler to reach six victories this year.
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Marcelino
Lefty) Lopez
Los Angeles Angels
Cardinals Visit area for 1965 season kickoff
St Louis Cardinals players Irv Goode Taz Anderson and Jackie Smith plus public relations director Joe Pollack and announcer J C Politz visit Carbondale and Du Quoin to meet service clubs. Bill Bidwill may join after New York meeting. They dine with Lions Rotary and attend Elks events with 1964 season films, then an Elks luncheon and high school open meeting in Carbondale Wednesday.
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St. Louis Football Cardinals
Carbondale
du Quoin
Cardinal
Irv Goode
Taz Anderson
Jackie Smith
Joe Pollack
J. C. Politz
Bill Bidwill
New York
Lions
Rotary
Elks Club
Elks
Southern Illinois
Atlanta to become NFL’s 15th team in 1966 expansion
AP reports Atlanta wins NFL franchise bid led by Rankin Smith Jr. A stadium lease worth 18 million dollars is required, with Rozelle screening 4 5 applicants. AFL also plans a 1966 Atlanta franchise but NFL peers favored the league.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
New York
Atlanta
Rankin Smith Jr
Pete Rozelle
American Football League
Cox Broadcasting Corp
NFL
Arthur Montgomery
Georgia
Rozelle
Joe Foss
AFL
Cox Group
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta Braves
Minnesota
Florida trio to join Army football roster next fall
West Point AP reports Florida will send three lettermen to Army's year next fall. Halfback Mark Hamilton from St. Petersburg, end Barry Nickerson from Miami, and quarterback Ed Noble from Jacksonville join the Black Knights. Noble is the sole senior.
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West Point
N.Y
Florida
Army
Mark Hamilton
St. Petersburg
Barry Nickerson
Miami
Ed Noble
Jacksonville
Noble
Air Force Names Moss Top Assistant for 1965 Football
Air Force Academy coach Ben Martin designated Joe Moss as his chief assistant for the 1965 season. The 1965 Wimbledon Championships open Monday with Australians favored to win all five titles, a first in the event’s 88 year history.
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Air Force Academy
Colo
Ben Martin
Joe Moss
Famed Adios Dies At 25
The famed harness horse Adios died at Meadowlands farm at age 25 from labyrinthitis and old age. He sired champions Adios Butler Henry T Adios and Bret Hanover and his offspring earned over 14.5 million dollars. He stood at stud 18 years serving 30 mares this year with 20 in foal. 533 Adios foals registered through 1964, 310 sold for over 5 million.
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Washington, Pa
Adios
Meadowlands Farm
Adios Butler
Henry T. Adios
Bret Hanover
United States Trotting Association
Western Illinois Coach Ricci Named District 4 Coach of the Year
Guy Ricci of Western Illinois University Macomb is selected as the District 4 nominee for the American Association of College Baseball Coaches college division coach of the year.
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Tucson, Ariz
Guy Ricci
Western Illinois University
Macomb
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Browns' Jim Brown Faces Assault Charge
Cleveland AP Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns was to appear in Municipal Court today on an assault and battery charge filed by an 18 year old girl Brenda Ayres Brown's attorney Jerry Milano said he would plead innocent Brown, father of three, commented I am not that small that I have to beat a girl Miss Ayres said Brown slapped her several times in an east side hotel room early Sunday
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Cleveland (Ap
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Jerry Milano
Brown
Brenda Ayres
Miss Ayres
East Side
Khoury Baseball Juvenile League game report
Herrin 101 Carterville 000 1 in a six run frame and final score 6 1. Howerton Shoemake Groves Falmier and Gray scored for KHOURY Baseball Juvenile League in Herrin.
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Herrin
Carterville
Howerton
Shoemake
Groves
Falmier and Gray
City Baseball Scores Hit Carbondale Standings
Results from Carbondale show six games with notable action. Pups beat Wolves 10 to 8, Jets 22 over Dons 2, Bugs 10 over Owls 6, Bees 14 over Jays 7, Reds 17 over Bears 6, and Bums 11 over Braves 4.
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Wolves
Jets
Dons
Bugs
Owls
Bees
Jays
Reds
Bears
Braves
Da vis Extends NFL Scoring Streak With 50th Game
San Francisco 49ers placekicker Tommy Davis extended the NFL scoring record by reaching in 50 straight games. The streak solidifies Davis as the league’s most prolific point producer, as he matches and surpasses prior marks with consistent accuracy.
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Tommy Davis
San Francisco 49Ers
Player wins U.S. Open and donates prize to USGA
Gary Player captured the U S Open title with a three stroke victory over Kel Nagle finishing at 282 and playoff score. He donated his 25000 prize to the USGA with 5000 going to Cancer Fund and 2000 to his caddie Frank Pagel, while directing funds toward junior golf.
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Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Walter Hagen
Byron Nelson
Sam Snead
Bobby Jones
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
USGA
Joe Dey
Cancer
Gary Player Wins U S Open in Playoff at Bellerive
Gary Player, the 29 year old Australian defending champion, won the U S Open in a playoff over Kel Nagle at Bellerive Country Club. Nagle doubled bogeyed the fifth hole to lose a five stroke cushion as Player surged late. Player plans to return to South Africa to spend time with his wife and five children and pace his schedule henceforth.
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Bellerive Country Club
Nagle
Gary
South Africa
Theresa
Australia
Spain
Mexico
Hogan
Yogi Berra Signs Mets Contract Through 1966
Coach Yogi Berra has a contract with the New York Mets running through the 1966 season. The agreement secures Berra as manager and shapes the team’s leadership for the upcoming year.
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Yogi Berra
New York Mets
New Mexico Racing Commission Reports 1964 Wagering
The state’s four tracks saw more than 38 million dollars bet in 1964 across 2,356 races. Revenue reached 528,315 dollars for 209 racing days at La Mesa Sunland Park Ruidoso Downs and the State Fair venues.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico Racing Commission
Lamesa
Sunland Park
Ruidoso Downs
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Raapiy Pack
King Edward
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Moss
Ione WY
Marion, Ill
Ricci
Swindell
NK. Mmlinots
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Khoury Baseball
Gary Player
Bob Green
U.S. Golf Association
Kel Nagle
U.S
Kel Nagel
Ted Ray
England
Canada
Hiram Walk
Detroit
Mich
ciMeu
Ters
Love Canadian Club
Bourbon
Sans Renee
Queer el ‘Cucanera
Tran Walker & Sons
Walkerville
Ict
Atlas
Bowers & Son
McKee
Mustang Corral
McKee’s
Jerry Huffman
McKee’s Motors Inc
Walnut Ltd & Walnut
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