Young U S track team to face Russians in Moscow dual
The United States will send its youngest international track squad in modern times to a dual meet in Moscow next month. Coach Jim Elliott said a great group emerged from the National AAU championships, with many under 22 and several Villanova athletes among the hopefuls for the 1964 Tokyo Games.
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Fear and ridicule color frontier lore in sport column
A nostalgic sports column rails at a Canadian education official’s claim that Indians lack essential wood lore. The piece mocks the idea that Indians need guides, contrasts historic explorers with native knowledge, and questions compass use while recalling Jim Thorpe era heroics and frontier myths.
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Hudnutt, Ross Eye Showdown in Amateur Golf
The Lorain County Amateur Golf Tournament at Forest Hills Country Club moves into Class AA with a pivotal match as Jim Ross of Elyria, undefeated on a 70-stroke course, faces Art Hudnutt of Elyria in what is billed as the week’s most important showdown.
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al Rivera
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Johnsons Shot Tops Boxing Showdown At Atlantic City
Harold Johnson opens his bid for a heavyweight title shot in a national TV non title 10 rounder at Atlantic City Convention Hall while Eddie Machen looms as next challenger. Pone Kingpetch defends his flyweight crown in Tokyo and Yuma Bahama eyes a Madison Square Garden bout July 29 after a Garden victory last Saturday. The Chronicle also notes local and regional amateur results and upcoming matches across classes.
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Golf and club results overshadowed by scattered notices
A collage of golf results from Ohio Bell Telephone Tournament, Spring Valley Country Club events, and Syndicate Tournament winners mixes with fragmented commentary on Notre Dame sports, Irish and Gaels before drifting into a political provocation about Native Americans and a reflection on fading youth and the vanishing American. The text lists players, pairings, and scores, then shifts to broad social critique.
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Notre Dame
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Arich
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Barber Bayer Added To Akron Classic
Jerry Barber of Los Angeles and George Bayer of South Pasadena Calif topped a group of 15 players named in a poll of golf writers for the 50,000 American Golf Classic Aug 24 27 at Firestone Country Club. The Journey s selection committee and the PGA tournament committee are to name 15 players each to round out a field of 45 for the classic. Also named were Stan Leonard Paul Harney Bill Collins Kel Nagle Peter Thomason Mason Rudolph Al Balding Al Geiber Frank Strana Dave Ragan Charles Sifford Tom Nieporte Bob Shave ar Delaware Willoughby
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Ridgeville G Team Triumphs in Hot Stove League Tilt
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Stanley Noga pitched a 6-4 win for Ridgeville Class G over North Eaton. He also cleared the fences twice. Lee Deeks added a home run for Ridgeville as well.
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