Pro Football Twin Bill Draws Huge Cleveland Crowd
Cleveland Municipal Stadium prepares for a potential 80 000 plus turnout as Detroit Lions meet the New York Giants and the Browns face the Baltimore Colts in NFL exhibition doubleheader. All 67 000 seats sold with 13 000 unreserved sold late, aiming to beat the 1960 record of 82 872.
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Associated Press
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Insurance City Open playoff looms in Hartford
In a tight race at Wethersfield Country Club, Wes Ellis leads with 133 after two rounds, while George Bayer Art Wall Jr. Billy Casper Lionel Hebert sit tied at 135. Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus surge back into contention as the purses reach 6400.
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Wethersfield Country Club
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Art Wail Jr
Billy Casper
Lionel Hebert
Julius Boros
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Jim Forree
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Dave Hill
Ken Sith
Randy Glover
Jim Grant
Ken Venturios
Bill Dunk
Tommy Aaron
Bil Salvatore
Johnny Pott
Stan Mosel Vee
Detioles
Amado Course Horse Races Featured With Odds and Results
A detailed listing of Amado Course races shows multiple Grade levels with horses like Sky Glamour and Judy Rack al Beauty Saddler, plus odds, times, and purses. Results section records winners such as Guest Book and Bank off along with quinelas and doubles across ten races.
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Amado
Grate
Ben Case
Huteh
Sky Glamour
Gasy
Judy Rack
Lina
Grace
MI Hutch
Old Racker
Cindy
Hope Nug
Alex Gald
Jim Greer
Hiph
Mite
Pat
Sky Parcel
Tom Wilton
Sandy Suse
Middy
Magale Shine
M'Duil's Knight
Red Rocket
Kelvin’s Choice
Vbd's Pride
Tennessee Tom
SIKTH
Joe Dollar
Smokey
Joe
Dr. Ketchum
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Poway Fiyer
Hos Huteh
Yacca
tCharile
Joel
Flyer
Lady Hibiscus
Abo
Narato
Dark Control
Rail Hunter
Qvor
Miss Hanks
Beller MoyeOn
Trocker Beauly &T
Fit Fire
Brady Storman
Royal Risk
Prince LeRoy
Bankoff
Amondo
Spot Nalan
Miss Brown Ears
Mitch Bryant
Quintels
del Reno
Ransom Duke
Kurlash Frode
Susie Marland
Ginger Fame
Quinteta
Bla Birch
Steel Mike
Good Style
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Amada
Lady Wire
O.G
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von Yippa
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Kane O'Brien
Take Command
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Alk
Cindy Louise
Countess Anna
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California Swim Teams Battle for Women’s AAU Title
The second straight year’s National AAU Senior Women’s Championships narrows to a two way race between Los Angeles AC and Santa Clara Swim Club. LAAC leads Santa Clara by one point as the meet heads to final events in High Point North Carolina. Kathy Ellis set a world record in the 100 meter butterfly while Margie Templeton, Sarah Bakewell, Carolyn House and Cathy Ferguson starred in the 400 meter freestyle relay. Donna De Varona and Ginnie Duenkel vie for individual high point honors. Robyn Johnson and others also figure prominently in the tight contest.
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N.c—Ii
California Giants
Los Angeles AC
Santa Clara Swim Club
Los Angeles
Peter Daland
California
Santa Clara
Northern Virginia Aquatic Club
LAAC
Margie Templeton
Sarah Bakewell
Carolyn House
Cathy Ferguson
Donna de Varona
Ginnie Duenker
Summit NJ
YMCA
Miss Duenkel
Robyn Johnson
Kathy Ellis
Indianapolis
Miss Ellis
Recreation Baseball Fort Lowell Fields Wee League Championships
Bandits 2 0 Pirates 11 2 0 Hellcats 0 0 0 7 9 Vern Davis and George Watkins lead D Vance and Galvez with three hits each. Frank Lopez and Ronnie Mendez cited for key plays as Little Rams topple Cannibal Cavenaushs in a tight contest at Fort Lowell. Softball results at Oury Park show Sparkelettes, Lugs, Gimenta, Castilla, Garcia, Williams contributing to a 5 4 victory.
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Bandits
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Ldx
Caner
Sky Tom and Cut Off Vie In Amado Greyhound Feature
The ninth race at Amado Greyhound Park pits Sky Tom and Cut Off against a strong sprinter field. Sky Tom has six wins this meeting and three straight starts, while Cut Off had eight straight wins before a layoff and holds the Amado track record.
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Amado Greyhound Park
Sky Tom
Cut Off
Sky Tam
Amado
Star Guide
Wehelo
Beauty Laddler
Sky Glamour
Judy Rock
Lonna
Yeller Yok
Sodhouse Sam
Eema
Gold
Old Rocker
Hope Wo
Tennessee Calm
Bb's Pride
Smokey’s Dream
Joe Dollar
Lady Hibiscus
Wenda
Rose Nolan
Sky Yom
Karra’s
Karra’s Pride, Gene _Hanaford
Sutter
Lady Stormon
Culoff
Quinella
Claimer Cars Back for Another Tucson Speedway Night
Claimer and roadster events, washed out by rain last week, return with a 50 lap claimer main and 30 lap roadster main at Tucson Speedway. Time trials begin 7 30 and trophy dashes at 8 30 as purses are made up after days of showers.
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Tucson
Tucson Speedway
Osuna Upsets McKinley as Mexico Favors Davis Cup Doubles
Mexico, the underdog, relies on Rafael Osuna who defeated Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley 6-2 3-6 6-2 2-6 6-3 to level the tie at 1-1 with Dennis Ralston beating Antonio Palafox. Doubles Osuna and Palafox loom as favorites against McKinley and Ralston with Se programma predicting a 3-2 Mexico win.
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Los Angeles
Mexico
United States
Rafael Osuna
Osuna
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Antonio Palafox
McKinley
University of Southern California
U.S
Bob Kelleher
Chuck
Palafox
Ralston
Pancho Contreras
Antonio
Contreras
Railston
Ral
Two Yank Swimmers Set Marks at Tokyo Meet
Roy Saari 18 from El Segundo California set a 1500 meter freestyle world record of 17 05.5 at the opening United States Japan meet. Don Schollander 17 from Santa Clara California set a 200 meter freestyle world record of 1 58 5 as the U S and Japan began a three day series. Schollander beat Richard McDonough 2 00.4 to 2 01.5 with Ed Townsend third, Tsuyoshi Yamanaka fourth.
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el Segundo
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Jon Konrads
Australia
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Don Schollander
Santa Clara
Schollander
Los Angeles
Robert Windle
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