Par busting Masters field leads Augusta in record round
Gary Player scorches Augusta National with seven birdies and a 65 to lead a par busting first round that sees 33 players break par including Nicklaus Lema Aaron and Sikes as a wave of foreign players and amateurs join the chase. Front runners like Beard Bolt Bayer Sanders Ellis Floyd post 68s as the field tightens toward Saturday.
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Monbo Set To Pitch Opener For Sox in D.C. Monday
SALT LAKE CITY AP Bill Monbouquette gets his final tuneup today as the Red Sox plan him to start the season opener in Washington Monday with John son in attendance. He was set for a Las Vegas exhibition yesterday but rain postponed the game for the third time in a week. Monbouquette shares mound duties with Radatz Heffner Lamabe, with two or three innings likely. Earl Wilson may start tomorrow at Omaha. a possible abbreviated doubleheader with the Cubs could follow if needed.
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Bill Monbouquette
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Red Sox
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Washington
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Chicago Cubs
Las Vegas
Sox
Dick Radatz
Bob Heffner
Jack Lamabe
Monbouduette
Billy Herman
Earl Wilson
Omaha
Cubs
Purkey
Red Schoendienst
Cardinal
Ed Spiezio
Cardinals
Ken Boyer
Lou Brock
Carl Flood
Boyer
Florida
Senators
Kelly and Hull Keep Teams In Running for Stanley Cup
The Maple Leafs beat the Canadiens 4-2 to even the series at two games apiece as Red Kelly scored twice and Johnny Bower posted 26 saves. The Black Hawks won 2-1 over the Red Wings with Bobby Hull delivering a key slap shot as Glenn Hall stopped 27 shots.
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Black Hawks
Detroit Red Wings
Red Kelly
Maple Leafs
Toronto
Bobby Hull
Kelly
George Armstrong
Fan Ellis
Montreal
Gump Worsley
Johnny Bower
Chicago
Hull
Roger Crozier
Glenn Hall
Chicago Nets
Murray to Coach Golf at Pittsfield High School
William F. Murray was appointed golf coach at Pittsfield High School by the School Committee in a unanimous vote. The assistant track coach position was deferred for salary and selection details, with Robert J. Mercier named by the subcommittee as the preferred assistant. Murray, a biology teacher at PHS, previously retired last fall as a three-sport coach at St. Joseph's High School.
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Pittsfield High School
PHS
Subcommittee On
Physical Education and
John J. Quinn
Robert J. Mercier
Berkshire Community College
Murray
St. Joseph's High School
U S Runners Praise Berlin Track Victory
The U S track team returns home after two days of dual meet wins abroad. They swept 11 of 13 events in Berlin and England, extending their lead over West Germany to 11 36, while American women edged the German team 61 52 for a final margin of 162 108.
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UPI
United States
Deutschlandhalle
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West Germany
U.S
Lanesboro Driving Range Opens Tomorrow For Season
The Lanesboro Golf Driving Range starts its 18th season tomorrow at 8 30 a.m. with tees set daily seven days a week. Proprieter Ernie Volin also expects the miniature golf course to be ready in about a week.
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Lanesboro
Ernie Volin
Volin
Rochester Americans Reach AHL Finals After 5-2 Win
The Rochester Americans defeated the Quebec Aces 5-2 to win the series four games to one and advance to the Calder Cup finals. Top scorers Bronco Horvath Stan Smrke and Gerry Ehman led offense, with Gerry Cheevers earning 24 saves as Rochester awaits the Buffalo Bison or Hershey Bear winner.
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Quebec Aces
Rochester
Buffalo Bison - Hershey Bear
AHL
Quebec
Gil Banville
Bronco Holywatd
Stan Smrke
Gerry Ehman
Dick Gamble
Jim Pappin
Gerry Cheevers
Exhibition Baseball Scores From United Press International
United Press International recaps exhibition baseball results with several games showing New York teams, Baltimore, Kansas City, Minnesota, Cincinnati, Cleveland, San Francisco, Milwaukee, Chicago and Boston. Notable scores include New York (N) beating Washington 8 to 1 and Baltimore 3 to 0, while Chicago (A) and Milwaukee were limited by rainouts.
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New York
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Los Ang
Boston
Two Masters Round Sees Slow Play Penalty Reversed
At Augusta two oddities marked the opening round of the Masters. Terry Dill of Muleshoe Texas was penalized two strokes for slow play but the penalty was rescinded as he and Tommy Aaron closed in on the leaders. William Ferrell Jr. of Mobile Alabama was disqualified for misinterpreting the unplayable ball rule on No. 5.
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UPI
Terry Dill
Muleshoe
Tex
Dill
Tommy Aaron
William Ferrell Jr
Mobile
Ala
Ski Report Details New England Snow Surface Codes
New England ski areas report snow surface types with inches of new snow, surface codes, and evaluation grades. Listed regions include Cannon Mountain Tenney Mountain Wildcat Stowe Madonna Sugarbush Killington Mount Snow Okemo Pico Peak Stratton and more with codes like SC 3 and W 2 indicating surface quality and operations status.
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New England Council
Cen
Southern Vermont
Carinthia
Dutch Hill P
Hogback SC
Killington
Magie Mt
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Mt. Snow South SC
Okemo
Pico Peak
Snow Valley PP
Stratton Mi. G
New Format Cuts High School Teams In Diamond Tourney
In Boston AP reports a new format for the Eastern Massachusetts schoolboy baseball tourney reducing Class B and C to eight teams. Massachusetts Principals' Association limits Class B to eight league champions and adds five champions plus three from a pool for Class C. The Class A field stays at 16 teams.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Principals’ Association
Barry tops 1965 college scoring list with 37.4 average
Rick Barry of Miami Hurricanes is the official 1965 NCAA major colleges scoring champion. He averaged 37.4 points per game over 26 games, finishing with 973 points, 340 field goals, and 293 free throws. Wayne Estes and Bill Bradley trailed, Estes at 33.7 over 19 games and Bradley at 30.5 over 29 games.
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Rick Barry
University of Miami
Fla
Hurricanes
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Barry
Roselle Park
N.J
Wayne Estes
Utah State
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Estes
Bradley
Ex Yankees Help Indians Spark Cleveland Baseball Revival
Ex Yankees fueling Cleveland revival as Rocky Colavito and Chuck Hinton return to boost attendance beyond 800000 while Ralph Terry and Stan Williams bolster pitching. Williams shined in spring victory over San Francisco, Indians win 4-1 over the Giants. Cardinals add Bob Purkey, Ed Spiezio shines, Senators, Reds, A’s and Dodgers affiliates post wins. Pepitone and Blanchard homer for Yankees in a quiet day with four hits total.
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White Sox
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Reds
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Jim O'Toole
Sammy Ellis
Bill McCool
Big Bryan
Kansas City A's
Maris Seeks 310000 in Damages After Tavern Brawl
Roger Maris of the New York Yankees sues Jerome Modzelewski for 310000 in damages claiming assault and battery at Nick's Lounge. Acquitted in the case, Maris cites aggravation, damage to reputation, and expenses for bail travel and legal fees. Modzelewski had similar charges against teammate Clete Boyer, tied to an April 1 incident.
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Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Maris
Jerome Modzelewski
Modzelewski
Clete Boyer
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Bover
Aces
Long To Start Ump Career In New York Penn League
Dale Long former major league player turned umpire arrives in Adams for his first season as an umpire in the New York Penn League. He came from Florida after directing two games daily at Tigertown Lakeland. Long led his class at Al Somers Umpiring School and plans to sign his contract later this month with hopes of a pre season meeting in Buffalo with league president Vince McNamara.
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Dale Long
Florida
Adams
Long
Lakeland
Dale
Buffalo
Vince McNamara
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