Palmer Nicklaus Fire Subpar Rounds To Tie Masters Lead
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus fired subpar rounds in gusty conditions to share the 36 hole Masters lead at 138 with Gary Player. Palmer shot 65, Nicklaus 71 as Player stood at six under after a 73. Dan Sikes 139 and Tony Lema 140 followed, with Sikes closing within one, while many contenders trailed in the tight leaderboard.
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Palmer
Nicklaus
Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
South Africa
Gary Player
Player
Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Tony Lema
Lema
Doug Sanders
Tommy Aaron
Bo Wininger
Las Vegas
George Bayer
Byron Nelson
Roanoke
Tex
Bill Casper
Bobby Nichels
Tom Nieporle
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Tony Leman
Boeininger
Arnald Palmer
Ab Right
Raymond Floyd
Pulmer
Petersburg Pass and Dutch Hill Open With Fresh Snow
Petersburg Pass and Dutch Hill areas will operate today and tomorrow with ample snow and good skiing. Petersburg Pass shows a 0 to 20 inch surface and strong season promise per ski school director John Hitchcock. Dutch Hill reports a 4 to 20 inch base after a brief closure to preserve snow for weekend skiing.
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Petersburg Pass
Dutch Ti
Petersborg
John Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Dutch Hill
Thirty six graduate from club fitness class
Thirty six youngsters completed the fourth Boys' Club physical fitness class on Thursday night. diplomas were presented by Superintendent Fred S. Fahey and Ed Plouffe. awards went to Kim Phillips for 150 push ups, Norm Seguin for chin ups and broad jump, and Steve Barty for wall jump. several graduates earned perfect attendance.
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Fred S. Fahey
Ed Plouffe
Kim Phillips
Norm Seguin
Steve Barty
Phillips
Seguin
Barry
Kevin Phillips
Keith Phillips
Steve Evans
Keith Bernier
Jimmy Levi
Jimmy Robinson
Donald Conyers
Paul Cormier
Kenneth Walto
Mark Russell
Kevin
Tom Giovanetti
Bernard Simoneau
Peter Williams
Curtis Abbott
Jerry Martin
Tom Adkins
Dennis Barry
Joseph Crane
Dominic Bondini
James Harrison
Arthur Amuso
Jeff Beresk
John Bresnahan
Garrett Dubois
Mike Horrigan
Tom Barile
Frank Hess
Steve Mars
Ronald Conyers
Gary Best
Martin Tagliaferro
George Tesoniero
Senior Golfers To Settle Title In Clearwater
Jack Russell former baseball pitcher and Dr. John G. Mercer of Sarasota advanced to the finals of the American Seniors Golf Tournament in Clearwater. Russell defeated Dick Owen of Dunedin 3 and 4 while Mercer beat Dick Gucllen of Kenmore 4 and 3. Russell and Mercer meet Saturday for the title.
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Clearwater, Fla
Jack Russell
John G. Mercer
Sarasota
Fla
Russell
Dick Owen
Dunedin
Mercer
Dick Gucllcn
Kenmore
N.Y
Matson Sets World Record In Shot Put
Texas A M star Randy Matson, a 6 4 260 pound sophomore, set a world shot put mark of 67 feet 114 inches on his final throw at a quadrangular meet with Baylor Texas and SMU. He surpassed Dallas Long s 67 10 record, eclipsing it by inches after nearing the mark a week earlier at the Texas Relays.
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College Station
Tes
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
A&m
Baylor
Texas
SMU
Aggie
Dallas Long
Matson
Local Skiers Advance Class Three to Junior B
Three local skiers have advanced their competition classification per notification from Roger Peabody, executive director of the United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association. Jimmy Garstang and Joyce Martin of the Jimmy Peak Ski Club and Charley Goodrich of the Mt Greylock Ski Club move from junior C to junior B.
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Roger Peabody
United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Jimmy Garstang
Joyce Martin
Jimiy Peak
Charley Goodrich
Mt. Greylock
North Adams State Opens State With Only Two Starters
North Adams State College opens an 11 game schedule at home against Albany State, fielding a rebuilding Mohawks squad with only two holdovers from last year. Captain Bruce Gallagher and catcher Danny DeSantis anchor a young lineup as pitching depth concerns loom for coach Joe Zavatarro.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
Albany
N.Y
Danny DeSantis
Gallagher
New York Yankee
Bruce
DeSantis
Zavadaro
Dan
Fran Walsh
John Morden
Walsh
Morden
Rod Canoni
Natick
Mohawks
Canoni
Berkshire County High School
Jim Bigelow
Berkshire
Berkshire Eagle
Adams High
Mike Reilly
St. Joe’s
Pittsfield
Bigelow
Reilly
Fred Foley
Malden
Jimmy Kane
Southbridge
Mike Casey
St. Joe's
Pittsfield High
Fran Reardon
Mike Mancivalano
Mancivalano
Hassle
Braves Capture Atlanta And 51 377 Seat Stadium
Atlanta welcomed the Milwaukee Braves in a celebratory motorcade as the team prepared for the opening of a new $18 million stadium. Mayor Allen presented the keys to the city while fans swarmed for autographs. a sellout crowd anticipated a near 100,000 turnout for the Tigers series.
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Atlanta
UPI
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Atlanta Braves
South
Detroit Tigers
Georgia
Ivan Allen Jr
General Sherman
Savannah
Mathews
Atlanta Crackers
Bobby Bragan
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles
Shea Stadium
New York
Tigers
Dick Weber Holds Lead in Firestone Bowling Battleground
Akron dispatch reports Dick Weber, 35, of St. Louis, led the $100,000 Firestone Tournament of Champions after 16 of 24 games. His 9516 total kept him ahead by 154 pins over challengers Bill Hardwick of San Mateo and Joe Joseph of Lansing, with finals to follow Saturday.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Weber
Bill Hardwick
San Mateo
Calif
Joe Joseph
Lansing
Red Wings and Black Hawks Set For Game Five
Detroit hosts Chicago as the Stanley Cup semifinal shifts to Detroit for game five. Bobby Hull has six goals in the series, aiding Chicago to a 2-2 tie. The Red Wings seek to extend their home-ice success after four straight home wins in the series.
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Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Toledo
Ohio
Chicago
Black Hawks
Bobby Hull
Red Wings
Exhibition Baseball Scores From AP Summary
Minnesota defeated New York 8 2 in an exhibition air. Cincinnati beat Cleveland 8 to 5 in Tucson after 3 innings rain canceled. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 to 5 while Milwaukee topped Detroit 3 to 2. Houston 2 New York 1 in 12 innings.
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Minnesota
New York
N. Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
San Francisco
Tucson
Ariz
Philadelphia
Pittsburety
Milwaukee
Detroit
Mouston
Golf Pro Salaries Lead Players as TV Shows Rise
Over the weekend three golf matches were televised with Nicklaus winning the Big Three Golf and $50,000. Palmer took $25,000 and Player $30,000, while Devlin and Charles beat Lema and Nichols 9 and 7 for $50,000. Also covered are Sam Snead’s Greensboro Open win, boxing previews in Hampden, and historic Masters moments.
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Jack Nicklius
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Bruce Devlin
Bob Charles
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Devlin
Charles
Lema
Nichols
San Snead
Greensboro
N.C
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
Wicklaus
Nicklaus
Palmer
Jack
Arnold
Ortiz Set For Fifth Defense
PANAMA CITY AP Car los Ortiz defends the world lightweight title for the fifth time as a narrow favorite over Ismael Laguna in a 15 round bout at National Stadium. Laguna, 21, comes with a 37-2 record and 25 knockouts but has limited high level opposition. Ortiz, 28, has 44 wins and four losses in 49 pro fights and has held the title since beating Joe Brown in Las Vegas.
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Johnny Keane
Boyer
Cardinals
Yankees
New York
Clete Boyer
Ken
St. Louis
Johnny
Clete
Keane
Mickey Mantle
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Willie Mays
Mel Ott
Eddie Mathews
Lou Gehrig
Ralph Kiner
Mays
Gehrig
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Albie Booth
Lu Clinton
Red Sox
Los Angeles
Lee Thomas
Houston
Astros
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Orioles
Panama City
Carlos Ortiz
Ismael Laguna
National Stadium
Laguna
Panama
The
World Boxing Association
Ortiz
Duilio Loi
Italy
Milan
Joe Brown
Las Vegas
Teruo Kosaka
Japan
Tokyo
Doug Villant
Cuba
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Manila
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Ski Report From New England Areas Weather Snow Codes
Boston AP summary lists snow surface types and inches for many New England resorts. Cannon Mt Wildcat Mt Sunapee Glen Ellen Jay Mad River Stowe Madonna Sugarbush Carinthia Dutch Hill Hogback Killington Mt Snow Pico Round Top Stratton Season closures noted for Massachusetts.
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Boston
New England Council
Glen Ellen
A. Jay Peak
Mad River Glen
Stowe
Madonna Mt
Sugarbush
Carinthia
Dutch Hill
Hogback
Killington
Mt. Snow
Pico Peak
Round Top Mt, SC
Stratton At. SC L
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Likes
Will Grimsley
Kel Nagte
Petersburg
Bucky Bullett
Zavahtara
Worth Adams
Joe
Bruce Gallagher
Toni Plansky
Planksy
Zavalarro
Pianski
Reardon
Jees
Jim Koldys
Turners Falls
Koldys
University of Massachusetts
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Redmen
Ed Noel
Eddie
Gary Soldato
Soldato
New England
Gary
Harry Williams
Joe Buckowski
Eton Pietras
Frank Zolick
Buck Canal
Tops Johnson
Allen
President Johnson
Hank Aaron
Hawks
Associated Press
Wendell
Searles High School
Great Bar
Rington
William Stanley
Harold Stanley
Searles
James Edward Fitzsimmons
Mr. Fritz
Miami Springs
Mr. Fitz
al DeSantis
Schenectady Union-Star
Ife
Sig Makolski
Schenectady
Makolski
Jim Bushey
Harvard University
Cambridge
Bushey
Lyman Street
Sam Silverman
Silverman
Wahconah Park
Eddie Spence
Rocky Halliday
Wilkes Barre
Augusta National Golf Club
Gene Saraz
Craig Wood
Sarazen
Gene
Wood
Dick Happel
Miami
Wildwood
West Coast
Ski Report
New Hampshire
Cannon Mt. SC
Wildcat
Mt. Sunapee
Vermont
Massachusetts
NO. Adams Mass
Robert V. Magee
Castle St
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Mass
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