Palmer Sees Masters Rise After Close Greensboro Finish
Arnold Palmer, 42, left Masters talk unsettled by a triple bogey that cost him a Greensboro victory. He insisted the setback won’t blunt his bid for a fifth Masters title, recalling a 1958 comeback after a poor playoff run. Palmer held a two stroke lead with three holes remaining before trouble on the par three 16th derailed his chance.
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MacPhail Raps Kuhn For Baseball's Woes
Baltimore AP. Larry MacPhail, former baseball magnate, criticized Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for slow action to settle the players strike. He blamed owners for yielding to lawyers, urged joint owner player talks, warned of repeating this crisis next year, and said the players will bear the brunt.
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Dizzy's Libel Suit Is Beaten
In Phoenix, a judge dismissed Jerome H Dean's $14 million libel suit against Phoenix Newspapers. U.S. District Court Judge Carl E. B. Muecke found the Feb 24 1970 Gazette headline semi humorous and not libelous, ruling Dean failed to prove factual falsity or purposeful intent.
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Bowling Highlights Feature Margaret Wells 244 Game
Bowling highlights center on Margaret Wells’s 244 game and 577 series amid Easter weekend league gaps. Dorothy Caldwell key to 579 series while befits of other bowlers at various lanes, with scattered scores noted for Happy Couples and Universal centers among a mix of results.
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Cardinals release Maloney Williams and Shamsky
ST LOUIS AP The St Louis Cardinals announced the unconditional release of right handers Jim Maloney and Stan Williams and outfielder pinch hitter Art Shamsky. The moves leave the roster at 24 players. Maloney 31 joined as a free agent January 4 after leaving the Angels. Williams 24 played 10 games last season. Shamsky 30, a St Louis native, was acquired from the Mets in a postseason trade. An earlier note recalled 1966 when Cincinnati slugger tied a major league record with four straight homers at bat.
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Vida Signs for a Movie Career Creates Trade Tensions
Vida Blue, star pitcher of the Oakland Athletics, discusses contract talks and a possible move amid payer pension strike pressure. Owner Charlie Finley offers 55,000 while Blue seeks 75,001 and comments on preferring a baseball contract. Blue notes no agreement with Athletics as a U.S. Supreme Court interest looms.
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