Turnover Opens Baseball Season in Washington Opener
Washington fans anticipate a 1943 season opener with 45 players watching the Senators face the Orioles as Don Rudolph starts against Steve Barber. President Kennedy plans to attend, with about 350000 expected at the DC Stadium for the openers, and a 47,000 capacity crowd expected for the New York Kansas City game.
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Masters Round Finds Nicklaus Tied Early Lead
In Augusta, Jack Nicklaus, Souchak, and Pudgy dwarfs vie for early Masters pace. Nicklaus cards 66 after a steady, birdie-filled back nine while Souchak stalls with 69-70-139 and Hebert sits one behind after 70-70-2140. The tournament opener shows tight bounds as veterans and newcomers contend for the weekend run.
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Masters Standings after 36 Holes Highlight Names and Scores
Augusta National hosts the 27th Masters with players like Nicklaus Snead Mayer Boros Player Palmer Barber among leaders. Souchak Hebert Mayer Mayer and Snead top 143, while Barber Burke Middlecoff miss 150 cutoff. warm weather and injuries reshape opening lineups across MLB clubs and rosters.
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Wilmington
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Cary Middlecoff
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Jay Hebert
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Ed Furgol
Bo Wininger
Tony Lema
Dick Mayer
Sam Snead
Julius Boros
Sary Player
Stewart Reaches River Oaks 18 and Under Semis in Unseeded Run
Unseeded Sherwood Stewart, a Nytown junior, upset top rivals in the River Oaks 18 and under tennis event. He defeated John McCabe 62 34 2 in the quarterfinals and was set to face Ike Cox in a semifinal at 9:30 a.m. Pasadena. Other results include Bill Marshill beating John Pryor before losing to Jack Jackson, and Gordon Lannon beating Tac Dunwoody before exiting.
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John Pickens
Tuscaloosa
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John McCabe
San Antonio
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Ike Cox
Bill Marshill
Baytown
John Pryor
Houston
Jack Jackson
Smithfield
Clinton Morse
Marshall
Danny Jedges
Gordon Lannon
Jaytown
Tac Dunwoody
Jackson
Robert Lanou
Mike Iddle
Fort Worth
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