Don January Leads Houston Golf Classic After Two Rounds
Don January of Dallas shot a five under par 66 at Sharptown Country Club to join Ramon Sota Buster Cupit and Billy Maxwell in a four way tie for first at 139 after 36 holes. Jack Nicklaus also posted 66 to sit two behind the leaders as weather and long winds challenged 95 pros and nine amateurs.
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Sharpstown Country Club
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Cherokee Village
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Indianapolis
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Sharpstown
Souchak
Sota
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Cupit
Pete Brown
Los Angeles
Mets Lose 4-3 At Shea Stadium Opener
Pirates edge Mets 4-3 at the new Shea Stadium as Bill Mazeroski delivers a ninth inning single driving in Willie Stargell for the decisive run. Stargell homered and doubled, Donn Clendenon and Jesse Gonder contributed, while Ed Bauta took the loss. Stengel, greeting Hall of Fame guests, saw his Mets fall to 0-3.
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Casey Stengel
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Stengel
Mets
Mazeroski
Ed Bauta
Willie Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Stargell
Bob Bailey
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Jack Fisher
Clemente
Clendenon
Looking Back As New Season Opens With Yankees Red Sox
New York and Boston veterans recall old games as Yankees face the Red Sox in season opener. Joe Garagiola and Yogi Berra share early St Louis roots while Johnny Pesky remembers the 1946 World Series heroics and late Oregon basketball quip. Berra’s sons miss the debut due to school.
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UPI
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Joe Garagiola
St. Louis
Mike
Yogi Berra
Hill
Garagiola
Elston Howard
Yogi
Joe
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Johnny Pesky
Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Country Slaughter
Harry
Slaughter
Pesky
Major League Baseball Scores and Highlights In An Action Packed Day
Detroit defeats Los Angeles 8 to 3 as Chance earns win in relief and Pearson and Knoop homer. Chicago blanked Boston 15 to 4 with Malzone Conigliaro homer. New York tops Baltimore 4 to 3 in 11 innings as Miller claims win. Kansas City at Cleveland and Minnesota at Washington scheduled after. Pittsburgh edges New York 4 to 3 as Stargell homers. Philadelphia routs Chicago 10 to 8 with multiple homers led by Santo and Mahaffey. Klippstein gets win for Los Angeles in extra innings win over Ellsworth and team trio homers noted.
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Roy Sievers
Lou Brock
Billy Williams
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Albie Pearson
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Frank Lary
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Strikes Spare and Split Scores From City League Night
The city league action features Benn Brush-4 Renegades-0 with top 210 high single and Ottaviano-601 high triple. Tuttle's 3- Smokey's 1 sees Jones 206 high single and 559 high triple. other results include Bushey 546 and 196 208, White 522, Tafft Jr. 216 and 599. Lions 4-0 Cushman's 0 with Stewart 223 and 590. D&S Choice 3- D&D Jolivette 1 with Bahan 212 and Ives 549. Hawks 4- Fienberg Stores 6 highlighted by Petit 193 and 545. Central Market 4- Marty’s Gulf 0 with Kline 234 and 584. Mullins 236 and 632. Appel 541. Pimlico memorial note for William P. Riggs.
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Skunks
Hill Rise Wins Fore runner at Lexington Derby tuneup
Hill Rise the Kentucky Derbys favorite for El Peco Ranch, ridden by Willy Shoemaker, easily defeats Cyclobland and In Accord in seven furlongs. Hill Rise covers seven furlongs in 1 22 4-5, staying hand in stretch as Shoemaker notes Derby plans.
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Hill Rise
Willie Shoemaker
Cyclobland
Shoemaker
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Tomy Lee
CBS Wins $1.8 Million Per Game for 1964 65 NFL Title
The NFL announced CBS won the radio television rights to the 1964 and 1965 league championship games for 1.8 million dollars per game, nearly double the prior price. Commissioner Rozelle and CBS vice president William MacPhail announced the deal, noting avoidance of AFL conflicts.
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National Football League
Red Sox open benefit game with 4-1 win over White Sox
Lamabe pitched a complete game for the Red Sox in a Kennedy Library benefit at Fenway, allowing five singles. Frank Malzone homered and Tony Conigliaro followed with his first major league homer as Boston built a 2-0 lead. The crowd of 20,213 raised $36,818 for the Kennedy library fund.
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Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Lamabe
White Sox
Frank Malzone
Tony Conigliaro
John F. Kennedy
Chicago
Dave Nicholson
Russ Snyder
Teen held on threat to President in class theme
A 17 year old Tampa high school student Carl Delvic was ordered held on $5000 bond after an English class theme included a line promising to kill the President. In arraignment before U S Commissioner Paul Game Jr the boy confirmed the remark saying that is what he would like to do.
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