Rich Thunderbird Classic Opens With Star Matchup
The Thunderbird Classic at Westchester Country Club starts with Ben Hogan still in the field alongside Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. The 138-man field includes Julius Boros, Tony Lema, and Don Finsterwald as players chase big prizes and ranking points. Nicklaus leads the money list with 57 615, Palmer and Lema also strong contenders. Player, aiming to win the U S Open at Brookline next week, says the scoring average should decide ranking and vows to win the Open this year.
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Nellie Vaughn Leads Sweethearts to 2 1 Win in Duckpin Duel
Nellie Vaughn rolled a 155 as Sweethearts defeated Tri Angles 2 1 in a Ladies Triples match at Health Center Lanes. Helen Richards 108 and Alice Godlove 119 also starred for the leaders, while Bonnie Easter and Janice Bolton added double‑digit scores.
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Three-Way Tie Highlights Northside Bowling Night
Misfits Coca-Cola and Thunderbirds share first as ball and chain league action at Northside Lanes delivers three point wins for Coca-Cola over Misfits and Thunderbirds over Maybe's. Connie Baker 217 game 560 set leads Coke. Lynn Anderson 201-504 tops Misfits. Betty Willis 229-557 leads Thunderbirds.
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Fights Reported as AP Boxing Results
Philadelphia fighter Len Matthews aged 137 loses to Ohio's Wayman Dawson after a bout in Miami Beach Tony Alongi from Hollywood knocks out Prentice Snipes in Miami 1972 event.
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VFW and Elks Open Pony League Season
The Winchester Pony League starts its 11th season with a 5:45 game between last year’s champions the VFW and the Elks at the Pony League diamond in Senseny Park. Pete Purtlebaugh leads the VFW and Owen Foltz manages the Elks.
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Spider Wins SC Batting Championship
University of Richmond outfielder Bobby Stewart won the Southern Conference batting title with a .421 average. Tom Green of Virginia Tech also hit over .400, at .410, as West Virginia dominated other stats including Jim Procopio leading with 36 RBIs and six triples.
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Once a Yankee, Always a Yankee, White Sox Split
White Sox drop opener 3-1 as Turley loses bid for a no-hitter on a sixth-inning single by Pete Ward. Angels veteran Turley earns his 100th win with a one-hitter, while L A completes a 5-0 nightcap victory. Yankees stay a notch ahead in the standings after 3-2 extra-inning New York win over Baltimore.
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Cassius Clay Favored In Cooper Bout at Wembley Stadium
A British bookie analyzed Cassius Clay and Henry Cooper and made Clay a 1-5 favorite to win their fight at outdoor Wembley Stadium next Tuesday. Charles James Woolgar said Cooper could land a decisive left hook, but Clay remains the favorite.
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