Masters opens with Wininger Souchak leading by three
Bo Wininger and Mike Souchak shot 69 to top the field at Augusta as Palmer Nicklaus and Player trailed. Sam Snead Ed Furgol and Jay Hebert were one stroke back at 70 with tough winds and fast greens challenging scoring. Amateur Charlie Coe and Billy Maxwell tied at par 72.
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Augusta
Palmer
Nicklaus
Bo Wininger
Mike Souchak
Sam Snead
Ed Furgol
Jay Hebert
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Player
George Bayer
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
U.S
King
Billy Maxwell
Augusta National Golf Club
Charles R. Coe
x-Downing Gray
Don January
Dick Mayer
Doug Sanders
Yankees Favored To Repeat In 1963 World Series
AP selects the Yankees to win the 1963 World Series opening October 2 at Yankee Stadium. Detroit Minnesota Baltimore and possibly Los Angeles contend in the American League pennant race. the Yankees are viewed as the team to beat with strong pitching and Mantle praising the club as the best since 1951. Followed by league outlook extensions listing New York Detroit Minnesota Baltimore Los Angeles Cleveland Chicago Boston Kansas City Washington.
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Fla
Yankee Stadium
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Minnesota
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
Yankee
New York
Las Vegas
Bombers
Ralph Houk
Casey Stengel
Frank Lary
Hank Aguirre
Jim Bunning
Don Messi
al Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Camilo Pascual
Rich Rollins
Bernie Allen
Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Hoyt Wilhelm
Billy Hoeft
Jack Fisher
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Jones joins Trenton Race for 100 mile USAC event
California speedster Parnelli Jones signs to race in the 100 mile USAC national championship at Trenton Speedway on April 21 joining Len Sutton Rodger Ward and Troy Ruttman in the entry filed with race director Sam Nunis. Jones will drive the 32000 Willard Battery Special owned by J C Agajanian.
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N.J
California
Parnelli Jones
Indianapolis Speedway
Trenton Speedway
West Coast
Oregon
Len Sutton
Indiana
Rodger Ward
Michigan
Troy Ruttman
Sam Nunis
Ward
Sutton
Ruttman
Jones
Indianapolis
J. C
Ben
St Louis Hawks crush Lakers in NBA playoff clash
St Louis Hawks toppled the Los Angeles Lakers 125 112 in the Western Division finals as rookies Beaty and Vaughn sparked a rally with 21 and 23 points. Bob Pettit led the Hawks with 33 in a 43 point third quarter showing. Celtics face Royals in Boston as Eastern finals pivot on two of three at home.
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St. Louis Hawks
Lakers
Celtics
Royals
Boston
ST. Louis
Harry Gallatin
Zelma
Beaty
Gallatin
Hawks
Los Angeles Lakers
Vaughn
Bob Pettit
Cincinnati
Charlie Wolf
Red Auerbach
Tom Heinsohn
Bob Cousy
Los Angeles
Toronto Dominates Montreal to Reach Cup Final
Toronto blanked Montreal 5-0 to seal the best-of-seven series in five games and face the playoff winner of Chicago and Detroit. Detroit led Chicago 3-2 after a 4-2 win, with Parker MacDonald scoring late in the second period to put Detroit ahead.
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Montreal
Toe Blake
Canadiens
Blake
Toronto
Leafs
Detroit
Chicago
Punch Imlach
Imlach
Johnny Bower
Red Wings
Parker MacDonald
Controversy Over Bennington Girls Sports Publicity Rule
The Molly Stark League rules restrict publicity of girls athletics at Bennington High School. League president Russell Hanson of Wilmington High says articles by Benki Catamount correspondents violated the rule by naming players and exposing box scores. The rule requires afternoon games and limits reporting of players' names.
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Bennington High School
Molly Stark
Benki Catamount
Russell Hanson
Wilmington High School
Hanson
National Alpine Skiing finds Wendy Chamberlain hurt
Wendy Chamberlain of Hanover New Hampshire was sidelined after four broken ribs from a Wednesday accident at the 1963 National Alpine Ski Championships. She traveled from Anchorage to watch the downhill race in Mt Alyeska Alaska. Barbi Henneberger won the downhill in 142.9 seconds with seven of 26 women failing. Will March of Aspen edged Bud Werner for the men's downhill in 128.5 seconds. The giant slalom and slalom were scheduled for today and tomorrow as the U S Olympic alpine team trials continued.
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Alaska
Wendy Chamberlain
Hanover
N.H
Anchorage
Germany
Barbi Henneberger
Jean Subert
Lakeview
Ore
Salt Lake City
Will March
Aspen
Colo
University of Colorado
Bud Werner
March
Joel Minsch
Switzerland
Chuck Ferries
Houghton
Mich
Jim Geddis
United States
New
Conn
John Clough
Middlebury
Henry Webber
Farmington
Maine
Peter Ruschp
Stowe
Marsha Fletcher
Rutland
New England
Betty Bell
Fitchburg
Mass
Joan
Archer Out In TV Fight. Giambra Steps In
promoter Sam Silverman announced Joey Archer of New York cannot fight on the televised card due to a cracked rib. Joey Giambra of Buffalo will replace Archer in the featured 10 round bout at Boston Arena against Joe Denucci of Newton Mass televised at 10 p m EST tomorrow night on ABC. Giambra is ranked eighth among middleweights. Archer carries a 34 1 record and was slated for his seventh video appearance.
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Boston
Joey Archer
New York
Sam Silverman
Joey Giambra
Giambra
Boston Arena
Joe Denucci
Newton
Mass
ABC
Silverman
Archer
Buffalo
N. Y
First Big Rhubarb Breaks As Sanford Planks Rookie Pitcher
Cleveland and San Francisco crews repair Floyd Weaver s elbow and Jack Sanford s pride as umpire John Rice ends a full report on Modesto tremors from the exhibition season s first beanball incident. Sanford, a 24 game winner for the Giants last season, started the ruckus in the fourth inning versus Weaver in a 11 7 loss to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
San Francisco
Floyd Weaver
Jack Sanford
John Rice
Modesto
Calif
Sanford
Giants
Indians
Weaver
Jofre Keeps Bantam Focus After Sixth Defense
Brazil’s Eder Jofre, the Kid with the Golden Arm, will stay in bantamweight and has not chosen his next opponent after a third round KO of Katsutoshi Aoki. Jofre’s record moves to 44-0-3 with 34 KOs, marking his 14th straight knockout and sixth bantam title defense since winning the belt in Los Angeles on November 18, 1960.
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Tokyo
Eder Jofre
Brazil
Jofre
Katsutoshi Aoki
Elroy Sanchez
Mexico
Los Angeles
New England Ski Conditions Report Summary
New England ski reports list conditions for Vermont and nearby resorts. Jay Peak and Mad River Waitsfield Stowe Smugglers Notch Carinthia Mount Snow Okemo Stratton Mount Snow Londonderry Londonderry and other spots show varying ratings from good to excellent with snow depth ranges and notes on surface types and corn conditions.
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New England Council
Vermont
Jay Peak
Troy
Mad River
Waitsfield
Stowe
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