Quiet Man Boros Leads Crosby Open At Pebble Beach
Julius Boros fired a six under par 66 to take a two stroke edge in the Bing Crosby National Pro Am at Pebble Beach Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula. Gene Littler struggled with an 83 while Duff Lawrence and Bob Bruno posted poor numbers.
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Hal Woop
Pebble Beach
Calif
UPI
Julius Boros
Julie
Jidpines
N.C
Julius
Duff Lafwrence
Bob Bruno
Ilinois
Bob Goalby
Boros
George Bayer
Paul Harney
Jufle Davey Hill
Phil Rodgers
Aml
Gene “Bone
Cypress Point~i
Monterey
Peninsula
Arnold Palmer
Cypress Point
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
San Diego
Doug Ford
Jack Fleck
Mike Souchek
Frank
Pittsburgh
Ernie Vossler
Bill Higgins
Orinda
Hill
Phil Harris
Bruce Crampton
Joe Fennelly
San Francisco
Florida Eyes Derby Hopefuls at Hialeah Meet
Florida expects to lead the Derby contenders from Hialeah where four major hopefuls are racing toward Flamingo and Derby trials. With Never Bend Crewman Rocky Link and Big End under scrutiny, rivals Catullus Royal Ascot Pack Trip Gray Pet and Insurrection vie for a distance-tested edge. The Hibiscus Stakes at six furlongs provides a tune up, while future longer races will prove who truly can handle the Triple Crown route.
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Hialeah
Fla
UPI
Florida
Hialeah Race Course
California
Tomy Lee
Crewman
Rocky Link
Sunshine State
Gulfstream
Catullus
Royal Ascot
Pack Trip
Gray Pet
Insurrection
Cain Hoy
Columbia
C. Crewman
Garden State
Per Ridan
Aidan
Louisville
Far-reaching losses loom as LA Invitational misses college entries
Promoter Herschel Smith faces NCAA AAU sanction issues for the fourth annual Los Angeles Indoor Meet at the Sports Arena. Despite no college athletes, the event features past and present Olympic champions and world record-holders in all events, including Roscoe Cook, Herb Carper, Otis Davis, Bruce Kidd, Max Truex, Dave Tork, and others.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Smith
U.S
Roscoe Cook
Southern California
Herb Carper
Santa Barbara
Otis Davis
University of Oregon
Bruce Kidd
Max Truex
Dave Tork
Fairmount
W.va
Williams Predicts Stuart Will Hit 35 to 40 Homers
Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio and Hank Aaron dominate headlines as Williams predicts Dick Stuart will hit 35 to 40 homers for Boston this season. DiMaggio serves as special batting instructor for the Yankees in Fort Lauderdale while Aaron signs a Milwaukee contract around 55000. Berra remains with the Yankees as player-coach and Kubek agrees to terms. Other signings include Wagner reaching 30k to 35k, Ellsworth signed by the Cubs, and several players under contract across MLB clubs.
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Milton Richman
UPI
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Hank Aaron
Williams
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Boston
DiMag
New York Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Aaron
Milwaukee
New England Sportsman's Show
Stuart
Pittsburgh
Ted
DiMaggio
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Tony Kubek
Agron
Johnny McHale
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
White Sox
Charlie Maxwell
Golfers and Others Get Sports Action on TV This Weekend
Televised sports fill the weekend with Shell's Wonderful World of Golf returning Sunday at 4 p.m. on Channel 4 and 1 p.m. on Channel 3, plus Bing Crosby tourney coverage, Challenge Golf, Sports Spectacular track highlights, Wrestling, Wide World of Sports, and college basketball with Stanford-Washington. The slate emphasizes golf's global appeal, strong Nielsen ratings, and a mix of other events across channels 2,3,4,5,7, and 12.
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Ukiah Municipal
America
Shell
Neilsen
Shell Oil Company
All Star Golf
Herbert Boys
Channel 3
Channel 4
Challenge Golf
Channel 7
Los Angeles
Channel 5
Miracle of Television
Channel 2
Channel 12
Wide World of Sports
Stanford-Washington
MacArthur To Meet AAU NCAA Leaders In Mediation
Gen. Douglas MacArthur meets with Amateur Athletic Union and National Collegiate Athletic Association leaders at the Waldorf Tower in New York to mediate disputes threatening the Pan American Games and the 1964 Olympics. President Kennedy and congressional aides back the talks, with a press conference to follow and further discussions possible if no agreement is reached.
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New York
UPI
Douglas MacArthur
White House
AAU
NCAA
Waldorf Tower
Ence
Kennedy
United States
Gen. MacArthur
Louis J. Fischer
Washington
Horace R. Kornegay
D-N.c
Outboards Do Not Up Lake Silt Turbidity Study
Illinois State Normal University biologist Dr. Andreas Paloumpis reports that motorboats do not raise Lake Bloomington turbidity. Daily readings since 1931 show no turbidity increase during peak boating, despite a 1962 horsepower restriction. Natural factors drive murkiness. sound watershed conservation matters more.
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Illinois State Normal University
Andreas A. Paloumpis
The
University
Bloomington
Dinois
Outboard Boarding Club of America
Paloumpis
Midwest Fish and Wildlife Conference
Des Moines
Iowa
Tillionois Normal
Museum of Natural History
Illinois ‘Normal
Iowa State University
Colts Owner Entangled In NFL Gambling Inquiry
Tim Moriarty reports the New York based update on Carroll Rosenbloom owner of the Baltimore Colts being questioned over alleged football betting. Rozelle faces possible fines against Detroit Lions amid sealed testimony and secret hearings with Lions players Alex Karras and Wayne Walker.
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Tim Moriarty
New York
UPI
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Obete Rozelle
Detroit Lions
Miami Herald
Carroll
Rosenbloom
The
Cesta
Rozelle
Michael J. ‘McLaney
Havana
Micah
J McLaney
Herald Wail
Orenbloom
Jerome Doyle
Colts
Baltimore
Joseph A. Lieb
Alex Karras
Wayne Walker
Lions
Karras
Walker
Detroit
Wilson
U.S. World Hockey Team Faces Amateur Travel Hurdles
Boston reporters describe the United States national hockey team chosen by Harry Cleverly, a 17 man squad ready to tour and compete in the Stockholm world championships. The coach cites players’ inability to take five months off work and support families as the major obstacle. The team schedules exhibition games in Pittsburgh, Gatway, and Long Island before flying January 29 for 35 games in eight countries. The world championships run March 5-18 in Stockholm.
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Boston
APT
United States
Siamen
Stockholm
Merch
Boston ‘University
Harry
Boston Arena
U.S
fWe
Pittsburgh
Gatuway
Long Island
Mustangs and Bearcats Clash in Potter Valley Varsity Basketball
Mustangs meet Covelo’s Bearcats in Potter Valley gym in varsity and B games tonight, first the Lightweight. Ukiah varsity and B squads play at Hogan in Vallejo, Anderson Valley visits Laytonville, Willits goes to Fort Bragg Saturday, Ukiah reserves play Laytonville tomorrow, and the Ukiah varsity game is broadcast on KUKI at 8:45 p.m.
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Covelo
Mustangs
Potter Valley
Bearcats
Ukiah
Hogan
Vallejo
Anderson Valley Panthers
Laytonville
Warriors
Willits
Fort Bragg
Varsity
KUKI
Southern Mississippi Small College Champs
Southern Mississippi was named the national small college football champion by a 35-coach rating panel, earning the first time since 1958 and becoming the only two time winner of the UPI small college championship.
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Hattiesburg, Miss
UPI
United Press International
University of Southern Mississippi
Southern
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United States Track and Field Federation
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MacArthur
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Continental
Tahquitz Vista
Palm Springs
S. Palm Canyon
Mendocino Lake
Mendocino-Lake Savings and Loan Association
Ari Medell
Veland Browns
Blanton Cellier
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Ohio
Cellier
Browns
Paul Brown
Jean Ratelle
Camille Henry
Rod Gilbert
New York Ranger
World Hockey Team
Southern Mississippi
Soapy Lynch
Riva Motor
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