Yancey Holds One-Stroke Lead At Masters As Nicklaus Misses Cut
Bert Yancey surged Friday with a 73 to post 140 after 36 holes, clinging to a one-stroke lead over Brewer Nichols Boros and Jacklin amid record heat for the Masters. Jack Nicklaus shot 79 to miss the cut, his worst Masters round, while Gay Brewer and Julius Boros chased closers.
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Masters Golf Tour second-round standings at Augusta
In Augusta, second-round Masters standings show Bers Yancey at 140. Notables include Gary Player at 144, Arnold Palmer at 146, and Roberto De Vicenzo tied at 145. Player criticized Augusta fairways, calling them the longest he has played on, while noting he still aims to win.
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Nicklaus Bows Out of Masters in Augusta
Jack Nicklaus ends Masters bid after a seven over par 79 left him at 15 over Friday and out of the 36 hole cut. He keeps a brave view on the poor showing, recalling past success and promising more chances. Tommy Jacobs also misses the cut, finishing nine strokes over.
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Orcutt Club Names 4 Fitness Winners
Orcutt Boys' Club Week contest ended with four age groups in track and fitness events. Club director Emond announced the winners as Sam Baldwin Henry Bailey Harry Carrile and John Mace, with trophies presented by Ken Bruno.
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Fairfield University Golfers Defeat Holy Cross 5-2
Fairfield University golf team improved to 3-4 this season by beating Holy Cross 5 to 2 at Shorehaven Country Club in Norwalk. Ted Coined led with a four over par round, winning his match 5 and 4, while Joe Palsa Dick Wirkus Dick Maloney John McConnachie and Coia remained undefeated in their singles matches.
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Three Games on Tap at Shehan Center Start Tonight
The fourth annual Greater Bridgeport semi pro basketball tourney opens at Archbishop Shehan Center with three games. Schick Safety Razor faces New Haven Ravens in the 4:30 opener led by Mike Branch, followed by Jenkins Valves vs Fortin's Restaurant and a 7:30 finale pitting Lillian Furs against Savoy A A. Involved names include Stan Geter Les Lancaster Frank Stronczek Billy Rado Polinsky Huckaby Mahan Ely Thomp son Yasinski Snyder Murphy Koritko Kelly Linley Young Scully and St Francis Hospital Harford bye then Savoy Lillian Furs winner advances to semi finals built around top scorers and guards.
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Twinbill slate for UB and SHU on today’s schedule
A doubleheader day awaits as Sacred Heart hosts Pace College in a two seven inning game set to start at 1 p.m. The University of Bridgeport meets Coast Guard Academy in New London seeking its first wins this season. SHU relies on Mike Mullen and Wally Hrabstock to spark the offense with Joe Bean to choose two pitchers for UB.
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Sterling Seniors Reach Branford Open Final
The Sterling House Seniors beat East Haven Townies as they advance to the Branford Open final. Frank Norris led with 18 points and 18 rebounds, Pat Foley and Jim Fitzsimmons added 16 and 14 points. The Sterlings meet Branford CYO All Stars at 9:45 this afternoon in Branford.
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Montclair State Beats Bridgeport In Openers 63-38
Montclair State's track team built a 23-4 edge in distance events to topple Bridgeport 63-38 in the season opener at Upper Montclair New Jersey. Bruce Hubler led with shot put and discus wins. several teammates also claimed events as UB held a few podiums.
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Coed Team to Drill Bridgeport Softball Tryouts
The Bridgeport Coed softball team will practice tomorrow at 2 pm on Wentfield. All area girls may attend to try out for this year's Coed program coached by Ed Maccioca. They will compete in the Connecticut Women's softball league and the Yankee Conference with squads from Rhode Island New York and Massachusetts.
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Clemente Oliva Favored to Win Batting Titles in 1967
United Press International polls 24 baseball experts favor Roberto Clemente of the Pirates as the NL batting champion and Tony Oliva of the Twins as the AL title holder for 1967. Clemente topped NL voting with 15 of 22 while Oliva led AL with 18 votes. Robinson and Yaz drew limited support.
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Astros Edge Yankees On Wynn's Single 1-0
Houston tops New York 1-0 as Jim Wynn drives in Sonny Jackson with a third inning single. Larry Dierker allows seven through seven, with Claude Raymond and Danny Schneider finishing the shutout in the Astrodome.
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Braves star Eddie Mathews moves to new position with Astros
Eddie Mathews, veteran star of 15 Braves seasons, was traded to Houston at year end 1966. He will likely start at first base for the Astros against Atlanta next Tuesday, after learning the shift from a newsman and receiving a public letter of apology from Braves chairman William Bartholomay.
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Hockey Results in American League Playoffs
In a murky scan of the American League playoffs a hockey result is noted with Rochester as a participant. The readable text shows a score or marker but details are unclear and partially garbled. The fragment confirms involvement of Rochester in the playoff context.
Exhibition Baseball Results From Yesterday
Yesterday’s results include Cincinnati defeating Cleveland. Minnesota, New York, Chicago, and Kansas City in exhibition games. Philadelphia plays Pittsburgh, Houston faces New York, Atlanta hosts Minnesota, and St. Louis meets Washington. Other matchups listed include San Francisco, Boston, and Chicago at various venues.
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Spartans Edge Tratters In Final Seconds At Stratford High
Ron Kavanaugh scored 21 to lead the Spartans as Sterling House League edged the Tratters 53 51 with a last 15 second surge. Ron Per rault added three late free throws, Pat Kavanaugh 14, while Mike Koritko was held to 1.
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Jenkins Brothers Win Dusty Cribbage Title
The Jenkins Brothers Frank Jedow and John Yarasavich captured the championship in the third annual YMCA Industrial Cribbage tournament at the Y. They defeated the Lycoming team Edward Brescia and Ted Caraglior in the final. Forty teams and eighty players from nine Greater Bridgeport Industries competed. the league will close its 1967 season with a dinner next Thursday at Giaquinto's Robin Hood.
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American records fall at AAU swimming meet in Dallas
Don Schollander of Yale and Santa Clara’s Mark Spitz set new American marks on night two of the men’s national AAU championship in Dallas. Schollander swam 200 yards in 1 41.7 and matched the pending 1 41.3 in the NCAA meet. Spitz, a Santa Clara junior, posted 200 yard butterfly in 1 50.6 surpassing the 1 41 4 standard. Ken Merten of SMU won 100 breast in 58.9, near the American mark, as Schollander avenged an NCAA loss with Buckingham weakened by illness and hospitalization.
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Different Class Gets Grand National Nod
The Grand National at Aintree drew bets on Gregory Peck’s Different Class as the favorite to win with potential earnings of 17,630 pounds. Angia was also favored by locals to claim a second straight victory, a feat not seen since Reynoldstown 31 years ago.
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Slow Pitch Notes Practice Sessions Tomorrow
Famous Pizza will hold its first practice at 10 30 a m tomorrow on Barnum 14. Renz Hauling also schedules practice and tryouts at 10 a m at Whitney Park route 110 Monroe. Renz Hauling will compete in the Fairfield Sunday Morning league this season.
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