Harney and Butler Lead Masters After Round Two Tie
Paul Harney and Peter Butler surged to a Masters share of the second round lead as Nicklaus faltered with putting troubles. Arnold Palmer battled back after a fast start, finishing with a 70, while other contenders followed close behind in Augusta.
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AFL Names Al Davis to Replace Foss as Commissioner
AFL owners pick Al Davis of the Oakland Raiders to succeed Joe Foss as commissioner. Davis, 36, pledges complete control over AFL operations and eyes long term contract. Expansion plans for a 10th team discussed but no action taken. meetings set for June or July to consider future growth. Davis emphasizes solidifying current league and hints at possible expansion.
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LSU Athletics Director Shot In Baton Rouge Mystery
LSU athletic director James J. Corbett, 46, was found wounded in his car after a late Thursday drive from LSU golf tournament events. He underwent surgery and blood transfusions, unable to aid police as investigators pursued motives and the weapon details.
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Jim) Corbett
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Guerin Hagan Plot Oldtimers Surge Against Lakers
The St. Louis Hawks and coach Richie Guerin plan to start veteran Cliff Hagan as they chase a comeback against the Los Angeles Lakers who lead 2 1 in the Western Division playoff series. Guerin used Hagan in the third game to boost points and depth and Caldwell to preserve the advantage as Beaty leads St Louis with 81 in the series while West Baylor and Hazzard pace LA totals.
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Comeback Honors Seen For Maris Cepeda In Preseason Poll
UPI survey of 24 writers picks Roger Maris as the likely American League comeback player of the year after a 1965 shortened season. Orlando Cepeda is named NL comeback candidate, with other figures like Jim O'Toole and Tommie Davis also receiving votes. Gary Peters leads AL group with four selections.
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Mt Anthony Club Names Luke Welch as New Golf Pro
Luke Welch, 53, the Bennington Mt Anthony Country Club’s new resident pro, comes from Shuttle Meadow in New Britain. He started golf as a caddy, served in the Navy, and worked as an assistant pro at several clubs before joining Mt Anthony.
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Lawyer files suit against Sonny Liston over fees
Francis X. McLaughlin a Washington tax attorney has sued former heavyweight champion Sonny Liston in Las Vegas charging nonpayment of legal fees. The suit claims Liston owes $21372 in legal fees and expenses from April 1964 to May 1965.
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Belt of Cassius Clay Pawned for Fifty Dollars
Angelo Dundee said a friend pawned Cassius Clay’s heavyweight championship belt in New York for 50 dollars. The belt, presented by a boxing magazine and valued around 500 dollars, remains unlocated as efforts to identify the borrower continue.
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Pownal Harness Meet Featured Twelve Races and Results
Saturday April 9 1966 Pownal entries list multiple pace and trot mile events with top finishers across ten levels. Notable mounts include Georgia Red and Wicomico Slater in pace events while Bailla and Bailla Allen lead Trot action. The card shows times 2:08 to 2:13 and total payouts around 2392 dollars with crowd handle near 178k.
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