Palmer Leads Masters by Four Strokes After 36 Holes
Arnold Palmer shot 68 to follow a 69 and reach 137, four strokes ahead of Gary Player at Augusta. Gene Littler and Don January tied for third at 142 as defending champion Jack Nicklaus struggled with a 73 for 144, seven behind Palmer, in the Masters coverage.
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All Iowa Entries Fail to Qualify for Masters Rounds
Masters coverage shows four Iowans and former Iowans missing the cut by one stroke. Steve Spray Indianola and Dr. Edgar Updegraff Boone area score 149 after 74 and 76 rounds. Cedar Rapids’ Jack Rule Jr 152, Davenport’s Jack Fleck 153, Julius Boros 153, and Nicklaus remarks amid Palmer Chi Chi Rodríguez antics contrast with the final rounds.
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Palmer Dominates Masters Play As Arnie's Army Roars
Palmer holds a four stroke lead at Augusta while Arnie's Army and a loud aerial ad boost morale. Nicklaus and Gary Player refuse to concede. January suffers a triple bogey as others chase in tough conditions.
Kimball Tied for Fifth in Capitol City Ladies Tourney
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa shot 71 and sits tied for fifth after the first round of the Capitol City Ladies golf tournament in Baton Rouge Kathy Whitworth leads with 69 while Sybil Griffin Kathy Cornelius and Sandra Haynie also posted 70s among the day’s top scores.
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LaSalle All Sports Banquet Tonight With NFL Star Speaker
LaSalle will host its All Sports banquet at 6 30 this evening in the school gym. Tickets remain on sale at the door. Featured speaker is George Conner former Notre Dame and Chicago Bear football star.
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Ortiz Defends Crown Tonight
Carlos Ortiz defends his lightweight title against Kenny Lane in San Juan Puerto Rico. Ortiz, a 6-5 favorite, seeks a fourth defense of the 135-pound crown won from Joe Brown in 1962. The 27 year old Puerto Rican, based in New York, has won his first three defenses by knockout and vows to stop Lane with a hard shot.
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Harts Third Sack Role Boosts Giants Hopes
Giants rookie Jim Hart, battered by pitches in his brief major league start, shows power and contact by batting .379 with three homers through spring. His injury history includes a fractured shoulder blade and a concussed season end, yet he anchors third base as Davenport shifts to second. Other exhibitions: Cincinnati over White Sox 5-2, Cubs over Red Sox 3-1, Pirates over Phillies 2-1, Yankees over Washington 4-0, Milwaukee over Denver 5-0.
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Mo Hitter Elam Leads Linn Mar No Hit Victory Over Center Point
Ken Elam pitched a six inning no hitter with 11 strikeouts and two walks as Linn-Mar beat Center Point 3 0 to start the baseball season. The Lions scored all runs early with Dave Price driving in two with a first inning single after Benest doubled. Benest and Doug Lisle made key defensive plays to protect the no hitter. In track action, Marion’s Glen Sufficool won the mile and half mile, while Independence claimed several event wins at Vinton.
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Polo Grounds Demolition Marks End of Era in New York
The Polo Grounds began to fall as a steel ball struck the grandstand wall signaling demolition of the historic park once home to baseball football and boxing for over fifty years. The Giants left in 1958, with the ballpark later serving the Mets and Jets before its replacement by a $30 million low rent apartment project and Shea Stadium nearby.
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Anamosa Edges Monticello in Dual Track Meet 88 80
Anamosa's track team defeated Monticello 88 to 80 in a dual meet on Thursday while Monticello's fresh-soph squad won 94-74. Varsity events featured multiple top marks including Stulken 24.4 in the 220, Siebels 4 51.4 in the mile, and a 1 38.9 880 relay for Anamosa with Norton Oaken Smith and Lint.
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Blairstown Defeats Williamsburg 6 to 1 in Baseball
Blairstown bunched five runs in the fifth inning to defeat Williamsburg 6-1 on Friday. Moore allowed five hits and struck out seven for Blairstown. The game details show a 0-0 in the first, with Williamsburg scoring none until the fifth and Blairstown adding runs to seal the win.
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Pastrano Keeps Crown in TKO Upset Victory
Willie Pastrano successfully defended his light heavyweight title with a first win by TKO over Gregorio Peralta at Municipal Auditorium. Pastrano, 28, weighed 174 1/2 pounds and plans a non-title defense against Bobo Olson in San Francisco on May 22, a nationally televised bout. Peralta, champion of South America, was stopped when a five stitch cut on his left brow forced officials to halt the sixth round.
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Bradley Nine Beats Drake Again for 13-0 Victory
In Peoria Bradley University blanked Drake 13 to 0 marking its 26th straight win over Drake. John Hermanek allowed four hits as Bradley piled up 14 hits, including a two run homer by Jack Dowell. Drake committed six errors leading to three unearned runs.
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