Palmer Opens Two-Stroke Lead In Thunderbird Classic
Arnold Palmer shot 68 to lead by two at 205 after three rounds at Westchester Country Club in Rye New York. Paul Harney and Al Balding were second at 208 and 209 as Bobby Nichols slipped to four behind. Jack Nicklaus stood seven back as Billy Farrell posted 211 in a round marked by rain delays and a big gallery turnout.
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Thornton Tops Menno In Close 10 Round Decision
Blond Wayne Thornton of Fresno earned a light heavyweight title eliminator shot with a unanimous 10 round decision over Jose Menno of Argentina at Madison Square Garden. Thornton, 22, used a rough attack and was warned several times by referee Teddy Martin despite winning 64 to 63 on the three scorecards. Menno, 27, making his U S debut, suffered facial cuts but fought hard in the rain soaked New York bout.
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Marichal No-Hits Colts in Giants Nine Thiller
Juan Marichal pitched the first no hitter of his career as the San Francisco Giants beat the Houston Colts 1 0. Chuck Hiller drove in the winning run in the eighth inning and Willie McCovey made a running catch on a hard hit ball.
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Creed Takes Narrow Lead In Cosmopolitan Women's Open
Clifford Ann Creed the 98 pound contender from Alexandria Louisiana shot a two under par 70 to take a one stroke lead heading into the final round at Rockton Illinois Shirley Spark and Gloria Armstrong tied at 142 after second round Betsy Rawls fell to fifth with 74 Ruth Jessen in fourth with 143 defending champ Sandra Haynie at 146 after a 74 finish.
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American Netmen Whitewash Iran in 540 Davis Cup sweep
The United States completed a 5-0 victory over Iran in the American Zone Davis Cup by sweeping the remaining singles matches. Allen Fox defeated Reza Akbar 6-1 6-0 6-1, and Donald Dell beat Taghi Akbari 6-3 6-4 6-4 sealing the sweep.
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Syracuse Bowler Leads Stars In 23400 Tourney
Marty Piraino of Syracuse led the 16 finalists in the Warren Civic Open with 5245 pins after 24 games and an average of 218. Billy Hardwick was second with 5240, Dick Weber third with 5234, as the PBA event introduces a 50 pin bonus per game won under the new scoring format.
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Highland View Golf Winners at First League Night
Highland View Golf Club hosts the Municipal Golf Course event where Tony Cobb Bill Kent Herb Brosz and Harold Marron led a winning fourball. Jim Lester Jim Barry Bert Crowley and Jack Crowley took second. George La Branche Glen Garry Skip Koprivica and Paul Edwards third. Ray Kirk John Pochervina Sam James and George Chance fourth. Tom Evankovich won a special prize.
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Braves Sign Woodward To 50 000 Bonus Contract
Milwaukee Braves add star shortstop William Woodward an All America from Florida State to a 50 000 dollar bonus pact.
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Nomellini sympathizes with veterans over pay
Leo Nomellini of the San Francisco Forty Niners says older players should bargain for more pay if dissatisfied though he accepts his own near 14th season. He notes younger players benefit from three leagues and mentions the Thunderbird outside his luncheon booth as a point of view. He adds linemen are paid less despite five months of work.
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55,000 Britons Will Howl for Cassius Blood
London crowds prepare for the heavyweight contender bout between Cassius Clay and Henry Cooper at Wembley open air stadium. Clay, boasting a 18–0 record and top rankings, seeks a big payday and a possible path to Liston or Patterson, as Cooper eyes a British upset in a crowd of 55,000.
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Western MSC Vie For Rodeo Crown At Nationals
Competitors from about 35 colleges head to Littleton Colorado for the 1963 World Championship National Intercollegiate Rodeo finals at the Aries County Fairgrounds. Defending champions Little Sul Ross College of Alpine Texas lead in both boys and girls team events with other strong teams including Lamar Junior College Colorado State University Adams State College McNeese State College Montana State Sam Houston State California State College and Western Montana. Prizes include a silver trimmed saddle and a $1000 scholarship. Miss College Rodeo selections take place at the Petroleum Club Building in Denver.
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