Nicklaus Clips Vegas For $12,000
Jack Nicklaus wins the $65,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas finishing with 279 and a birdie on the 18th for a two stroke margin. Al Geiberger Doug Sanders share second with $6,000 each as other money winners include Boros Rodriguez Jacobs Harney Palmer and more.
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Nev
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Fort Worth
Jack
al Gelberger
Doug Sanders
Julius Boros
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Tommy Jacobs
Don Fairfield
Paul Harney
Arnold Palmer
Las Vegas, Nev
al Geiberger
Art Wall Jr
Gary Player
Tar Heels Seize Command With 10-0 Conference Start
The Tar Heels push their ACC mark to 10-0 after a 9-4 win over Virginia. Maryland defeated N C State 7-4 as Wake Forest and Duke had rainouts. Duke travels to East Carolina while Wake Forest fights for position near the top of a crowded standings.
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Associated Press
Walter Rabb
Carolina
Tar Heels
Virginia
Maryland
N. C. State
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Duke
Clemson
Buzzellas
Crisman
Deanna Dill
Kay Godfrey
Sandy Gunter
Kim Kaval
Bell Clothes
Ann Stewart
Susie Peterson
Commercial & Savings Bank
Buckley-Lages
Ayers Wins Bowling Meet at Virginia Tourney
Billy Ayers of Roanoke won the singles championship with 704 scratch and 722 handicap. Tony Ferroni and Frank Jeffrey of Hampton took the doubles title with 1,244 scratch and 1,318 handicap. West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. won the handicap team event, Admiralty Motor Hotel captured the scratch team title, Bud Gibson won all events, and about 2,500 competed as prize money totaled $15,000.
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Bud Gibson
Mathews
Cumberland Sports Car Races Set
Cumberland Maryland hosts the annual Sports Car Road Classic at the Municipal Airport May 15 to 17 drawing about 50 000 spectators. The three day program features regional license races on Friday and ten events on Sunday with multiple Production classes Formula Vee Junior Libre and modified classes across a full timetable.
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Cumberland
Cumberland Muniipal
Sensabaugh fuels VMI bid amid tough conference chase
VMI pitcher Percy Sensabaugh has 4 wins but two losses in a tight Southern Conference race. West Virginia leads with 11-1 in league play, Furman 7-4, as Sensabaugh’s 106 strikeouts and 0.68 ERA highlight a season. The Citadel edged West Virginia 3-2 while VMI won 5-3 behind Jim Maurer.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Furman
VMI
Percy Sensabaugh
Sennisabaugh
Sensabaugh
Mountaineers
Citadel
Dick Godsey
Mountaineeers
John Radosevich
Morgantown
Jim Webb
Jim Maurer
George Washington
Virginia Tech
William and Mary
Virginia
North Carolina
Emory and Henry
Milligan
Frederick
Salisbury State
Richmond
Duckpin bowling results feature Rosem ary Bailey and local teams
Rosemary Bailey led with a 110 score including a strike and spare for the GAA Girls Bantam League at Health Center Lanes. Her Northern Virginia Power Co team lost to Roulettes as Cindy Grove and teammates posted strong scores. multiple teams posted high individual scores across the doubleheader event.
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Rosemary Bailey
Health Center
Ameriean
Miss Bailey
Northern Virginia Power Co
Cindy Grove
Marilyn Galladay
Pam Sirbaugh
Power Girls
Brenda Smallwood
Calumet Farm Tops Preakness Nominations in 1964
Calumet Farm leads 88th Preakness nominations with four horses Full Well Kentucky Jug Pioneer and Real Change. The record six Preakness winners by Calumet over the years highlights their entry count for the middle jewel of the Triple Crown.
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Baltimore
NBA
Calumet Farm
Full Well
Kentucky Jug
Pioneer
Real Change
Thoroughbred Race Card for Maryland Meet
Entries list multiple races with weights, horses, jockeys, and odds. Includes first through ninth races with purses of 1200 to 1400 and entrants such as Whose Strong Forest Fox and Mary Tudor plus details on post positions and trainer initials.
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al Whose Strong
Small
Zang
Forest Fox
Wilson
Little Mistress
Karpe
Joyce Lanna
Long
Buck’s Star
Headley
Tuccio
Anderson
Ottito
Aentry R. W. Anderson
G.L. Brown
Cambyses
Delgado
Freddie
Mary Tudor
Coe
Lismore Pride
D.sm’h
Follin
Newbold
Bridenbaker
Wadobe
Poluch
Cedar Cliff
Thornton
Mazzacco
Cape
Pindell
Hazmar
Belanger
Weather Doll
Sigler
Mr. T.S
Hummer
Moffetts Moppet
Smith
Longerbeam
C. Rey
Sheer Delig
Kirk
Tuc’o
Palumbo
Flippo
Miller
Diavolikis
Daisy
Beau
Ris
Witmer
Dia
Del’o
Riston
Vasil
Hechter
Zangari
Ellen
Burdette
Wanseer
McCarty
Macratha
Adams
McKee
Fur
Whitehead
Kratz
Mr Purpenin
Kay
Nancy
Reynolds
Cornelison
Narrowly
Little Doyle
DePalo
Darbin
Vacanti
Leith
Edw. Kampel
Gheen
Robt
Richardson
D. Smith
Bar-Lin
Major Chips
Macks Moon
High Plane
Thorn’n
Mr. Minx
Dia’s
Sugar Ann
Scott
Moon Rock Wins Virginia Gold Cup to Close Timber Season
Virginia timber racing ended with Moon Rock and jockey Joe Aitcheson Jr. winning the 39th Virginia Gold Cup by eight lengths. Aitcheson also rode Strolling Square to victory in the Broadview purse, two miles over brush.
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Warrenton
Virginia
Moon Rock
Joe Aitcheson Jr
Paul Fout
Aitcheson
Richmond
Middleburg
William M. Dursten
Broadview
Brush
Isles Match Heads Cup Program
The 1963 European Zone Davis Cup features Great Britain facing Ireland in Eastbourne with Britain and Ireland advancing rounds amid weather delays. Other first round results include Italy, Germany, France, Argentina, Spain and Sweden posting wins as Yugoslavia and South Africa also advance.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Ireland
Eastbourne
England
Britain
Austria
Switzerland
Dublin
Peter Jackson
Derek Arthurs
Italy
Germany
France
Spain
Holland
Finland
Manuel Santana
Brazil
Russia
Morocco
Hungary
Norway
Portugal
Rhodesia
Israel
Yugoslavia
Sweden
Africa
Czechoslovakia
Britain - Ireland
Geremany
Argentina
South Africa
Denmark
Record Tied In Relays
Gerry Ashworth at Quantico tied the meet record in the 100 yard dash in 9.4 seconds as part of a strong weekend for track athletes. Joe Lynch led with 4:09.6 in the mile and the distance medley relay, while Villanova shone with wins in two mile and 880 yard relays.
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Quantico
Gerry Ashworth
Dartmouth
Ashworth
Haverhill
Mass
California
Tokyo
Joe Lynch
Georgetown
Villanova
Wildcats
Noel Carroll
Stan Kozlowski
Norm Tate
North Carolina College
Ira Davis
Philadelphia Pioneer Club
Russ Rogers
Grand Street Boys
Big Bob Hayes
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Hayes
Florida A&m
Tenessee State
Matson
Texas Aggies
Houston
Dallas
Bob Neutzling
Ohio State
Michigan State
East Lansing
Norfolk
John, Pennel
Miami
Yonkers Raceway Adopts Twin Double Wagering
Yonkers Raceway will offer a twin double wager every night during its first harness meeting of the year. The previous fall barred the wager on Fridays and Saturdays. The meeting runs from May 14 to July 29.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Yonkers Raceway
Prepare Now for U.S. Civil Service Jobs This Area
Adults aged 18 to 52 are urged to prepare for upcoming Civil Service openings over the next year. The notice notes that applicants may need to take a test, with competition described as keen and in some cases only one in five applicants passing.
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U.S. Civil Service
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PS Sakaa
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Cumberland Lions Foundation
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Jackie Carper
Sherry Manuel
Mary Gail Allen
Patton
Bayliss Real Estate
Robin
DeHaven
Lindsay Flowers
Boyd’s Drug Store
Oates Lumber Yard
Artie
Little Rascals
Shoe
Judy Holler
Winchester Furniture
Gray & Eddy
Bonnie Easter
Becky Cather
Tanna Willingham
Jewel Box and
Pifer’s Stationery & Office Supply
Brenda Newell
Susie Luddith
Barbara Flowers
Becky Stewart
Wanda Schuller
Redoin Aereetti
HFC Householder
HFC
Victor
Office Supply, Inc
Shenandoah Downs
Clim
Chapman " Motor CO
Amherst St
Winchester
DIAL
Dodson Bros
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Clarke County
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Phoneryville
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