Towering Archer wins Pensacola Open by one stroke
George Archer, the tallest player on tour, closed with a burst of birdies to outpace Tony Jacklin and Paul Marr by a single stroke in the Pensacola Open. He finished 20 under par, earning nearly $14,000 for the year, with Jacklin and Marr both finishing at 19 under. Tom Shaw posted 69 to reach 271, Ray Floyd 272.
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Mofete
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George Archer
England
Tony Jackin
Pave Marr
Archer
Jackin
I Hogy
Shundeepar
Sacklin
Greg Traver
Lis
Marr
Mart
Tom Shaw
Ray Flay
Tacklin
Ted
Mgunder
Eho Acca
Sun Ie
Klin
United States
Richard Martinez
Granatelli
Steve Qopecran
Brewer
Hai
Clark Tests New Turbing Racing Car At Indianapolis
Clark, the Scottish driver, tests a turbine powered racing car built by STP Paxton for competition at Indianapolis. The car features a Pratt & Whitney engine and four wheel drive, with design variations to the induction and air intake. Contenders include Archer and Klin as the tournament unfolds, with prize money noted and a court ruling on turbine engine usage looming.
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Jimmy Clark
Scotland
Lalita
Andy Cuannelli
STP Corporation
Paxton
Aled
Calif
Ferguson
Jackin
Panatelli
Ashe Responds Dusts Off Rival In Madison Garden Debut
New York reports that Arthur Ashe rushed from West Point to Madison Garden for the first international tennis event. He faced Baja Jovanovic of Yugoslavia as the tournament opened amid travel delays for others. Franulovic of Yugoslavia edged Allen Fox in a tight finish, while Roy Emerson led the men’s singles field scheduled for two courts. Ashe discussed potential Davis Cup implications if South Africa appears and affirmed plans to play Wimbledon if American players can compete.
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Arthur Ashe
West Point
Baja Jovanovic
Yugoslavia
Madison Sahara Garden
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Mexico
South America
Freljko Franulovic
Vuposlavia
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
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Ils
Champitn
Billie Jean King
Long Rvach
Calt
Raed Fi
Varwre
Rents
South Africa
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Dacha
Jain
Snf
Jare
Gene Scott
T Aaland
Cleveland Indians May Emulate White Sox Dodgers Power Hitting
Tucson dispatch notes Indians in 1963 spring training focus on power hitting and pitching. Alvin Black may be benched for reduced power, while the club eyes a mix of speed and sharp percentage baseball. Wagner and other players could see varied positions as contractors assess talent.
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Ariz
Alvin
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
We Indians
Daddy Waogs
Wagner
Hayes Passes Up Tryout In Favor Of Pros
Houston star El Vic Mayes says he will not compete for an Olympic basketball spot to focus on turning pro. He cites family financial needs and the risk of delaying pro plans, after UH season with a 68- records. Mayes notes no boycott pressure and stresses personal and family priorities over Olympic hopes.
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Los Angeles
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ABA
San Diego Rockets
NBA
Rockets
Baltimore Bullets
San Diego
Halmore
Jones Named State Track Head at Sultana Association
Jim Jones, heatrock coach at Madison Meights Agh School, was elected president of the Sultana Association of Track Coaches in Indianapolis. He previously served as vice president, while Herald staffer Jim Bailey earned a state recognition among five honorees for outstanding reporting of high school track and field events.
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Madison Meights Agh
Sultana Association of Track Coaches
Indianapolis
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Herald
Jim Bailey
ATC
Dalevalle
Duane Ashura
Hockey Scores From Saturday Narrow Cards
National League games saw Pillsburst 4, Minnesota 4, and New York 4, Yolante 2. Detroit 3, Boston 3, Montreal 2. Chicago 2. American League results include Buffalo 7, Baltimore 1, Providence 4, Hershey 3, Rochester 19. Springfield 7, Quebec 7, Covelend.
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Yolante
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Boston
Montreal
Chicago
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Babliimare
Providence
Hershey
Rochester
Springfield
Quebec
Covelend
Conjar Seriously Ill At Fort Campbell
Fort Campbell Ky AP Larcy Conjar former stor back at Notre Dame was reported seriously ill Monday while on military duty. His parents were summoned from their home near Morrisburg Pa and were told their son might face meningitis.
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Larcy Conjar
University of Note Dame
Fort Cmefiere
Join Conjar
Morrisburg
Faye Sninal Mening
Gitis
Exhibition Baseball Results From Monday Action
Exhibition scores show Atlanta defeat Detroit 5 to 1 while Baltimore edged Chicago 4 to 2 Los Angeles won 4 to 3 over New York in AL action Chicago NL beat Cleveland 7 to 3 Oakland 4 Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 6 in 11 innings Philadelphia 10 Boston 4 and California defeated New York 9 to 3 in a packed slate of spring games with multiple city matchups and high scoring affairs.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
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Pittsburgh
Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Mouston
Minnesota
Boston
Wings
Calfornia
Bay Francisca
Alana
Dotrwit
Advertising Note From National Newspaper Syndicate
Fragmented OCR advert shows a self addressed request for a 15a book on bowling and planning spurred by Mon Carter and Marion Lavle wig. It mentions sending 20 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to National Newspaper Syndicate on 20 Novilt Wacker Drive Chicago Ang.
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Marion Lavle
Pavelone
Carter
Marion Lavewig
National
Novilt Wacker Drive
Chicago
Hawkins Sparks Piper Win Over Indiana in Playoff Opener
Connie Hawkins led the Pittsburgh Pipers to a 148 127 playoff win over the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Division semifinal opener at the Indiana State Grounds Coliseum. Hawkins sat out five minutes with an elbow issue but returned as Pittsburgh built a large early lead and held on. Charlie Williams added 29 points and Tom Washington 23 as Roger Brown led Indiana with 32 before leaving late. The crowd was 2,168.
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American Basketball Assosiation
Je ‘al Stovers
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Charlie Williams
Tom Washington
Roger Brown
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Peddie Tewis
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Indianapolis
Tota
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Anaheim Amigos
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Vince Cazzella
Hie
Walebert
Emviey Arena
Howe Closes In On NHL Leader
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings is nearing his 40th hat trick or possibly a seventh NHL scoring title. He posted three goals and three assists last week for nine points, trailing Chicago’s Stan Mikita by three points with the season winding down. Howe turns 49 on Sunday as the race tightens with 39 goals and 41 assists versus Mikita’s 44 assists.
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Detroit Red Wings
Chicago
Stan Mikita
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Mmithie
Mikita
Chicago Eneter
Puzzle-like Scores Amid The 1920s Basketball Drift
Fragmented OCR listing scores and teams from multiple games with erratic spelling. Items mention Detroit, Indiana, Denver, Spokane, and Akron Goodyears, plus various mixed numbers and partial team names, reflecting a noisy page of sports results.
Stevens Reminisces About Mathewson War Hero
Sports editor Frank Rok recalls Joe Stevens honoring Christy Mathewson and Man o War, noting Stevens's family ties to Polo Grounds food stands and his son’s early sports writing with memories of legendary figures from 1800 to 1916, including a fascination with Man o War at Saratoga and horse racing lore.
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Sanford Hap Newsfealwes
Christy Mathewson
Joe Stevens
Charman
Thelwon
Yely Sports
Joe
Thel
Hany M
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New York
Polo Grounds
Coagan’s
Cub
Matty
Grantland Mice
Shere
Ries
Assisi
Floreat
A. J
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Saratoga
Willam Sr
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Honey Hf
Frank
Mano Warland
Stevenses
YWCA Swim Meet Sets Five Pool Records at Huntington
YWCA boys and girls teams broke five pool marks in a Sunday afternoon meet at the local YWCA pool. Records included 100 free and medley events as Huntington and area clubs faced the Anderson team, with multiple swimmers posting new personal bests and relay wins. Local coaches praised strong performances and a promising upcoming home meet against Richmond YMCA.
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Cam
Howlind
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Gail Tehndit
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Javeder
Wjwere
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Paooy
Mark Thompson Eis
Chris
Nay
Alavineworth Richmond Ymca
Belle Chan Bees
Tadley
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Ig Sad
Gail Rhoda
Ind
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Catal Sokol
Katie Craig
Ind. Medley
Butler
Vickie Furlong
Photographer Films Four Years of Trumpeter Swan Life
SEATTLE AP photographer Howard Gray spent four years filming the life story of the trumpeter swan in Montana's Centennial Valley. The project follows nesting, feeding, and growth of cygnets amid harsh winters and remote terrain, aiming to capture the bird's elusive behavior and rare journey south.
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Associated Press
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Howard Gray
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Mowat Gray
Red Rock Lakes
Lanother
Alsa Fiey
Spokane Upsets Phillips 66 Five in AAU Quarterfinals
Spokane, Wash, stunned the favored Phillips 66 Five 57 to 52 in AAU tournament action in Denver. Rod McDonald sparked the comeback with a 2-foot jumper and finished with 14 points for Spokane, while Bill Koshika led Phillips with 15. Akron Goodyears beat Kitchen Fresh Chippers 59 to 70 in an earlier game.
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Oilers
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Akron Goodyears
Kitchen Fresh Chippers
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Tory
Alcindor Receives Top NCAA Honors at UCLA
UCLA star Lew Alcindor, seven foot tall, led the Bruins to a national title and was named outstanding player at the NCAA championships as well as Southern California player of the year. The piece also notes wildlife refuge data on koala like birds and a researcher’s travel plans to film a documentary, with mentions of tramps and a valley camp.
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Low Alcindor
UCLA
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Southern Caliia
Pistons Even Series With Celtics 126 116
Detroit tops Boston 126 116 to level the playoff series at one game each. Dave DeBusschere and Eddie Ables sparked a late rally as Bill Mussel fouled out, while Pete Miles and Dave Bing paced the Pistons. Sam Jones led the Celtics with 11, Navratil and Siepfried each 17 for Boston.
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Dave de Busschere
Eddie Ables
Spart
Boston
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Pistons
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Tom Sadders
Gael Mussel
Mawel
Sanders
Rogsell
Bing
DeRusseliere
Rightand
Happy Marislua
Rudie Mites
Sam Jones
Joni Navlicek
Larry Siepfried
Hee
Russel
Holman Resigns as Muskies GM in Minnesota turmoil
UPI reports Minneapolis Muskies general manager Tolman resigns. Muskies owner Larry Shields says a new GM will be appointed by May and an interim committee will run club affairs, including secretary-treasurer Fred Jefferson and other executive committee members.
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Minneafolis ST. Bau
UPI
Minneapolis Testumo
Mtatvager
Minnesota Muskies AB
Badia
Tolman
Mlown
Muskies
Larry Shields
American Basketball Agrocation
the Tribune
Shiels
Muskles
Fred Jeffersson
Shields
Daleville Broncos Display Solid Relays Showing at Hoosier Meet
Daleville's Broncos showed strength in the Hoosier Relays at Bloomington, taking two firsts and a second in the Ty division. Arnold Everett, Jeff Richman, Gary Bullock and Nick B Stevenson led the 8:36 tyre mile relay and won the mile relay in 42.8. A distance medley quartet of Stevenson Bullock Charles Pugsley and Dashe Huffman posted 2:55.3, while a shuttle hurdles unit and a second-place in another section highlighted their performance.
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Broncos
Bloomyinginn
Arnold Everett
Jeff Richman
Gary Bullock
Nick B Stevenson
Carmel
Stevensson
Bullock
Charles Pugsley
Dashe Huffman
Wile
Macopageah
Shukla
Ben Everett
Teroy Rowe
Steve Hutton
Pugsley
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