Cheshire to Attend Pro Management Course
Joe Cheshire, assistant professional at Winchester Golf and Country Club, will take a week long course at the University of Maryland on pro shop management. Frank Cronin directs the program with Maryland Terra pins' coach, sponsored by the Professional Golfers' Association. Billy Phillips of Winchester calls it a fine school for pro shop operation.
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tallest Hawaii peaks by base sea floor height
Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea on Hawaii rise more than 30000 feet from the sea bottom. They were formed by volcanic activity over ages as they grew upward inch by inch.
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Colonels Wrestlers Face Herndon in Crucial Prelim
Lee at James Wood and Clarke at Handley highlight area action tomorrow night as Colonels seek to clinch Northwestern League crown. Donnie Dedrick eyes 1,000 career points after a 47 point burst against James Wood. Shenandoah College travels to Allegany J.C. in Cumberland for a stiff test.
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Pennel Soars No Indoor Record at Millrose Despite Bid
At Madison Square Garden the Millrose Games produced disappointment as John Pennel failed in three attempts to reach 17 feet, despite leading the pole vault. Kipchoge Keino won the Wanamaker Mile in 4 03.9, while Bill Crothers faded to fifth. The crowd of 16,000 watched a meet heavy with top global talent.
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Beard Leads Lucky Open Field at Harding Park
Frank Beard shot a 66 to lead the Lucky International Open after the first round at Harding Park. Three players at 67 followed, with 8 at 68 and 9 at 69 as 33 players were under par on the dry, fast course. Beard birdied the seventh to take a one stroke lead over Jerry Steelsmith Jerry Mowry and Harold Kneece, with his wife Pat among the spectators.
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Three Duke sophomores cleared for action join Blue Devils
Duke University adds Joe Kennedy Tim Kolodziej and Tony Barone to the lineup as eligible sophomores. Kennedy from Bowie MD averages 16.4 points nine rebounds as a freshman, Kolodziej from Amsterdam NY posted 13.9 ppg and 7.5 rpg, Barone from Chicago IL is a 5 8 guard noted for speed and fast break ability.
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Braves to open 1966 season in Atlanta amid court fights
Atlanta Braves president William C. Bartholomay said individual game tickets go on sale Monday as the club plans to start the 1966 home slate in Atlanta despite a Milwaukee court order to base the team there. A separate Atlanta injunction keeps Atlanta home games possible. Bartholomay stressed honoring contracts with the Stadium Authority and obligations to Atlanta and the Southeast while awaiting court rulings.
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New Chicago Entry Will Open as Starless Five
The Chicago Bulls win a $1.6 million franchise to join the NBA as the league's 10th member. They will start with 18 secondary players and the 10th 13th and 14th draft picks, seeking top names like Cazzie Russell and Dave Schellhase. The team will play in the Western Division with six new stock players.
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Texas Westerns 13th straight win tops Arizona State
Texas Western, ranked sixth, rolled past Arizona State 84 to 67 in Tempe to extend its winning streak to 13 and strengthen its claim for an NCAA or NIT bid. Arizona State coach Ned Wicks praised the Miners as a tremendous basketball team with depth and quickness.
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Preakness Festival Carded in Maryland
A Maryland governor and mayor support a Preakness week festival modeled on Louisville Derby events. The Maryland Jockey Club agrees to finance up to 50 000 annually for two years, aiming for a May 21 running at Pimlico.
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South Ill Leads Small Colleges in AP Poll Boost
The Southern Illinois Salukis rose to lead the AP small college basketball poll after two wins last week and five first place votes. Grambling moved to second, followed by North Dakota, Youngstown, and Northern Michigan as voting covered games through last Saturday.
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