Old Man Barnum Leads Pensacola Open After Round One
John Barnum, 52, opened with 67 to lead the Pensacola Open at Pensacola Country Club as 51 players broke par. Gardner Dickinson and Fred Hawkins shot 68, while defending champion Arnold Palmer carded 69 and gushed about greens. Weather gusts reached 35 mph as Barnum inched ahead with a birdie and eagle run.
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Byttlefield Country Club
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Pensacola Country Club
Ing Gray
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Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Mike Souchak
George Bayer
Johnny Ott
Jay Hebert
Miller Barber
Palmer
Gary Player
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Fred Hawkins
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Don Gustin
Richard Crawfords
Bobby Nichols
Jack Rule
Ed Davis
Skee Riegel
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No Deposit Required Car Lease Options at Bill Breck
Bill Breck offers two year Straight Lease and Open End Lease with equity reserve. No initial deposit is charged though credit requirements are firm. End of term obligations vary with plan and resale responsibilities and potential profit. Customer can choose exact car and options including foreign and American makes.
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Bill Breck
Your Capital Isn’t Tied Up When You Lease
When you buy a car you tie up capital in a down payment or purchase price. Leasing from Bill Breck requires no down payment or lump sum deposit. Your capital remains free to invest as you choose.
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Bill Breck
Pancho Stay Away Hints Meet Has Mets Tour Mexico
Casey Stengel and the New York Mets voyage to Mexico City for three exhibition games amid warnings to drink bottled water and guard equipment. The push includes security at the airport and caution about fervent souvenir hunters as Baum and teammates navigate unfamiliar dangers.
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Greyhound Entries by Grade and Mile Distances
The list details greyhound entries for multiple races across grades and distances. It names horses such as Honey Guide Cotton Twist Guthrie Star and many others with odds or weights, across ten numbered heats and a final set.
Two Dogs Vie In Feature Race At Tucson Greyhound Park
Tonight at Tucson Greyhound Park the featured race pits Master Kara seeking a two win streak against Lone Johnny. Post time is 8 p.m. with multiple longshots and a full card including last night results and payoffs.
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Politicians Score Advance In Commission Melodrama
The piece outlines a battle over the Arizona Game and Fish Commission selection involving Ralph Morrow of Cochise County and Jim Wilson of Pima County. It credits Tucson sportsmen with blocking Morrow and supports Wilson as a compromise, noting political maneuvering among local officials, sports clubs, and Gov. Fannin. It also covers gun policy context, NRA notes, and weekend shooting events at Pima and Tucson ranges.
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Greyhounds Race Feature With Six Winning Contenders
A six dog feature includes Time Card Hytone Hutch Champ Rocker Candy O Neill Alecrino and two others with four wins each. The favorite has previously won at shorter distances and is chasing another victory tonight in a longer distance sprint.
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Softball Boss Named Arizona State Commissioner
Harold Kleinman of Mesa has been named Arizona State softball commissioner by the Amateur Softball Association of America. He replaces Ford Hoffman of Phoenix. Kleinman announced the 1964 men’s regional tournament will be held September 4 to 7 in Prescott.
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Arizona football clinic and spring game feature Michelosen
A full day at the University of Arizona includes a 9 a.m. special clinic followed by the spring football game at 7 30 p.m. Pittsburgh coach John Michelosen will be the guest lecturer and is regarded as one of the nation's top coaches.
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