Palmer and Nichols Share Thunderbird Lead
Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols shared the second round lead in the Thunderbird golf classic at Westchester Country Club. Palmer posted 35 35 70 for 137, while Nichols fired a 66 after a 71 opening round to reach the same total. Jack Nicklaus endured a stiff neck and possible withdrawal risk, with doctors saying it is a wry neck but he should be fit for the U S Open at Brookline next week.
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Oscar Fraley Rye
N.Y
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Westchester Country Club
Nichols
Louisville
United Hospitals
Nicklaus
Brookline
Mass
RUF. NY
Jack Rule
Wall O
Dick Crawford
Eres Hebert
Coen
Sam Snead
al Balding
Ener
Don Finsterwald
Gardner Dickinson
Jacky Cupito
Cruz Faces Perkins In Manila Junior Welter Bout
Roberto Cruz defends his world junior welterweight title against Eddie Perkins at Rizal Memorial Stadium in Manila. A outdoor crowd near capacity was expected if weather allows. Cruz, 22, holds a slight favorite tag at 10-9 over Perkins, a former champion and top challenger.
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Cruz
Alejandro S. Suansing
George Parnassus
Manila
Perkins
Thornton Ready to Clinch Shot at Light Heavy Crown
Wayne Thornton the 22 year old Stockton California fighter meets Jose Menno in a 10 round Madison Square Garden bout televised by ABC at 8 PM EST. A Thornton win earns a title bout with Willie Pastrano with matchmaker Teddy Brunner promising the shot. Thornton favored 12 to 5.
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New York
UPI
Wayne Thornton
Stockton
Calif
Jose Menno
Argentina
Madison Square Garden
ABC
Willie Pastrano
Teddy Brunner
Pastrano
Dancin
Willie
Harold Johnson
Las Vegas
Nev
Miami Beach
Menno
Mauro Mina
Peru
Mina
World Boxing Association
Major League Leaders: Top Hitters and Pitchers Listed
A compact tally of leaders from both leagues notes batting chiefs such as Aaron Banks Mays and Kaline with high totals in hits runs and RBIs. Pitching leaders include McBean Maloney O'Dell and O'Toole with strong win totals and low ERAs.
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Great
Cyngton
Phil
White
Boyer
H.aaron
Mil
Wills
Clemate
Pitt
Pinson
Cin
Gazalez
Kevere Kaline
Det
Malzone
Bos
H. Aaron
Braves
Robinson
Reds
F. Alou
Giants
Kaline
Tigers
Wagner
Angels
Allison
Twins
Nicholson
White Sox
Red Sox
McBean
Pirates
Maloney
O'Dell
O'Toole
Perranoski
Dodgers
U S netmen clinch Davis Cup tie versus Iran
Eugene Scott and Donald Dell routed the Akbari brothers 6-0 6-1 6-4 for a straight-set doubles win to give the United States a 3-0 lead in the first round of the American Zone eliminations in Tehran.
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Tehran
Iran
UPI
Eugene Scott
Donald Dell
Akbari
United States
Scott
St. James
N.Y
Dell
Bethesda
Raza Akbari
Taeghi
Farahabad
Missoula Woman Leads in Idaho Amateur Final
Defending champion Mary Murray of Denver and champion hopeful Helen Tremper of Missoula reach the Idaho Women's Amateur final set for Saturday at Boise Plantation Country Club. Murray beat Ruby Stone 3 and 2 and Tremper beat Dr. Betty Hall 4 and 3 in semi finals. The two tee off at 8 30 a m and conclude with the final 18 holes at 1 p.m. A banquet named Pocatello as the 1964 site and Hillcrest Boise as 1965.
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Boise, Idaho
UPI
Mary Murray
Denver
Helen Tremper
Missoula
Idaho
Pocatello
Boise
Hillcrest
McQueen AC tops VFW in 42 Eastern Little League clash
Danny McElroy struck out 15 with one hit allowed as McQueen AC beat VFW 42 in Eastern Little League. Billy Richards doubled for VFW’s lone hit. Marty Judd homered for McQueen, Hanninen fanned 12 in defeat.
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McQueen AC
VFW
Vets
Billy Richards
Marty Judd
McQueen
Hanninen
Pasley Motors
Miners Union
Dave Mandic
Miners
Mitchell
Mandic
Gronfein
Hancock
Pasley
John Pat Hubley
Conoco
Elks
Tim Hogart
Larry Biiney
ACT Yanks
Wayrynen Braves
Longfellow
John Roach
Dale Fisher
B. Whalen
L. McCracken
Roach
Grif Davidson
Ruth shines as Telephone Co. rally to 42 20 deficit win
Babe Ruth and Bob Thomas hurled a one hit ball with 16 strikeouts as Telephone Co. erased a 20 run deficit to defeat Ellis 42 Friday. Ed Thomas powered Roberts with a homer, a double and 10 Ks while Jim Cote and teammates fueled the Roberts attack.
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Bob Thomas
Telephone Co
Ellis
Sivalon
Ed Thomas
Roberts
Kunkel Wills
Jim Cote
Marty Slavin
George Olsen
Ron Merris
Bob Chew
Duggan - Merrill
Yanks
Weldon
Armstrong
Tierney
Great Falls
Binstock
Shea
1964 Olympic Ski Team Announced by USSA
The United States Ski Association named its 1964 Olympic squad, calling it the best yet. Alpine selections include Gordon Eaton, Charles Ferries, Jimmy Heuga, Bill Kidd Jr, Bill March, Rip McManus, Bud Werner, with women Barbara Ferries, Joan Hannah, Linda Meyers, Jean Seabert, Marve Walters, and Starr Walton. Nordic spots go to Mike Elliott and John Bower, with two further Nordic places to be filled from the broader squad.
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San Francisco
UPI
United States Ski Association
Gordon Eaton
Middlebury College
Littleton
N.H
Charles Ferries
University of Denver
Houghton, Mich
Jimmy Heuga
University of Colorado
Tahoe City
Calif
Bill Kidd Jr
Stowe
Mt. Mansfield
S.C
Bill March
Aspen
Colo
Rip McManus
U.S. Army
Norwalk
Joan Hannah
Franconia
Linda Meyers
Bishop
Jean Seabert
Lakeview Ore
Marve Walters
Salt Lake City
Utah
Starr Walton
Sacramento
Mike Elliott
Durango
John Bower
Auburn
Red Sox Trade Fornieles To Twins
Boston sent relief pitcher Mike Fornieles to the Minnesota Twins and recalled a Seattle farm club pitcher. Bob Heffner, 54, will join Boston from Seattle and arrive in Boston Saturday night.
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Boston
UPI
Boston Red Sox
Mike Fornieles
Minnesota Twins
Seattle
Bob Heffner
Space funds face cuts amid hopes of Soviet launch
House subcommittees tentatively agreed on a half billion dollar reduction in the President's budget, while backing the manned space flight program. Hechler said cuts won’t slow work and urged support as Ike's critics push for deeper moon program reductions. NASA official noted Soviet progress underscores a strong manned program.
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Russia
Hechler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NASA
Papp Stops Cotton in Seventh Round in Cologne Fight
European middleweight champion Laszlo Papp of Hungary KO'd Charlie Cotton of Toledo Ohio in the seventh round of a non-title bout in Cologne Germany. Papp pressured from the start with sharp lefts and rights to secure the victory in Friday night action.
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Germany
UPI
Laszlo Papp
Hungary
Charlie Cotton
Toledo
Ohio
Space Rendezvous Sparks Global Jubilation After Launch
Tass reported three hours after the launching that all ship systems were functioning and cabin conditions were stable. Vostok V completed two orbits with Bykovsky greeting nations as he flew over, then sent live TV pictures and a weightless pencil demonstration. Khrushchev hailed the success with Harold Wilson, signaling a second flight.
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Splendid
Tass
Vostok V
Bykovsky
Moscow Television
Nikolayev
Popovich
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Harold Wilson
Butte Man Heads Master Masons
Ben nets of Butte was elected Grand Illustrious Master of the Grand Council Royal and Select Masters of Montana in Helena. Bennetts, installed as head, succeeded Howard Isaacs of Glasgow. Arnold Benson of Glendive became deputy grand master. Warren Ensign of Whitefish named grand principal conductor and Edwin Grafton of Helena renamed grand treasurer. William Thaamum of Helena re-elected grand recorder.
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Helena
UPI
Harry Bennetts
Butte
Grand Council
Montana
Arnold Benson
Glendive
Warren Ensign
Whitefish
Edwin Grafton
William Thaamum
Post Office at 1964 World’s Fair to Handle Mail Burst
The New York World's Fair post office is expected to process about 200000 pieces of mail daily. It will offer twice daily delivery seven days a week for thousands of exhibitors and visitors.
Blackfeet seek negotiated path on tribal fish fees and restocking
The Blackfeet Council negotiates with federal and state agencies over fee rules for fishing on the reservation and restocking duties. A 1960 ordinance set fees at $1 per person per type of season. a April increase to $3 prompted Montana’s restocking to halt. FTC Wetzel praises swift federal action while seeking amicable settlement with state.
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Federal
Montana
Blackfeet Council
Montana Fish and Game Department
Blackfeet
Wetzel
Federal Fisheries Agency
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