Pluma Vino Challenges Vales Pick in Rillito Feature
Pluma Vino, just rounding into shape after a long layoff, is a strong contender in the six-furlong feature at Rillito Park. Vales Pick is the heavy favorite with five wins in nine starts, while Pluma Vino beat Miss Nosegay by eight lengths on a muddy track last Wednesday. Jockeys Wilson and Van Houten ride Vales Pick and Pluma Vino respectively. Nosegay carries 113 pounds with Stauffer aboard.
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Bryant and Butts Say Telephone Call Covered Interpretations
Alabama coach Paul Bryant and former Georgia Athletic Director Wallace Butts say a telephone discussion before the 1962 game covered possible rules interpretations. Rose says the talk concerned techniques and warned against infractions without any suggestion of rigging or betting.
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Led by Snead and Harney Doral Open moves to round three
In Miami, Sam Snead foot pain and Paul Harney led the Doral Open after 36 holes with 140 strokes at Coral Country Club. Gene Littler lurked one behind while Palmer and Kroll sat two adrift. Gary Player eyed a big round as 80 pros chase the $9,000 top prize in the $50,000 event.
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Rothschild Elected To ABC Office
Lowell Rothschild, holder of three Arizona bowling posts, was elected an executive director of the American Bowling Congress. He becomes the first ABC director from Arizona and will represent the state and part of New Mexico. He called it an honor and a tribute to Arizona's growth.
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