Snead Trails by One in National Airlines Open
Sam Snead shot a 68 to sit one behind leader Dewitt Weaver after the opening round at the Miami course. Weaver's 66 led a field including Palmer, Player, Nicklaus, and Boros as Snead vowed he can still compete with the young pros.
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Dale Douglass
Dick Sikes
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Butch Baird
Frank Beard
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Aft-Rothers
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Sammin' Sammy
Dewitt Weaver
Gary Player
Bill Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boras
Weaver
Tee
Green
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Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
W- Va
Army's Silliman Shines in 1968 AAU Semifinals
Mikel Silliman, Army captain and Olympic veteran, anchors the Armed Forces All-Stars as a top AAU hopeful. In Thursday quarte finals he scored four points in an 80-59 win as Lexington's Jerry's Restaurant vies for a semifinal berth against Akim/O Goodyear.
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Armed Forces
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Hal Fischer
Fischer Wroop
Akim
Goodyear
Macon
Silliman
Cocoa
Larry Barnell
Boulder
Armed Forces All-Stars
Expos Maury Wills Faces Bar Discrimination
Maury Wills says he was asked to leave two West Palm Beach bars for being Black after a pool game. Bar owners dispute, with Cock N Bull denying service to Negroes and Miller’s Bar owner unavailable for comment. The incident spurred discussions with Jim Fanning of the Montreal Expos and owner Pete Eyre.
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Everett
Montreal Expos
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Maury Wills
Tve
Mr. Fanning
Jim Fanning
Expos
Wills
Frank Mario
Elmer Petko
Miller's
Mrr. Petko
Mystery Is Cleared Up In AAT Absence
Los Angeles coach Dick Marcus explains Kitchen Fresh Clippers could not field enough players for the national AAT men's basketball tournament in Macon Georgia. He cites work and missing players as the reason and notes Lew Alcindor was hoped to join with ex UCLA teammates Lucius Alten and Mike Warren.
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Macon
Dick Marcus
Kitchen Fresh Clippers
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UCLA
Marcus
Montreal New York Enter Final Weekend In East Race
The NHL East Division playoff teams enter the last weekend with final positions unsettled. Montreal and New York hold control of their fates as Boston stays alive by a tie with New York, while Toronto trails. Boston faces Montreal in a climactic home and away series after a weekend of key results.
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New York
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Tordolu
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Dohitny McKenzie
Bruins
Canadiens
Rangers and Maple Leafs set for weekend playoff push
In a tight chase for third place Rangers and Maple Leafs duel with Toronto needing a sweep to overtake or tie the Rangers. A Toronto win would still leave them behind in total victories, as the Rangers hold 34 wins.
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Maple Leafs
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Leafs
Cardinals Rehab Gains Pay Off With Five Hits Exhbition Win
St. Louis trading trio Vada Pinson Ken Tarre and Bob Johnson paid dividends as they fueled a 4 0 exhibition victory over the Mets. Conigilaro homered boosting Boston past Cincinnati 4 3 while Toronto and Detroit both posted solid showings in spring play.
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Henderson Lothel
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
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Kings
Don Blackburn
Sutherland
Scattered Major League Scores From Florida and Nearby States
Disjointed linescore fragments show games in St Petersburg Sarasota Tampa and other Florida locations with references to teams and players, including Boston and Philadelphia names. The garbled text lists partial inning results and player mentions across multiple venues, hinting at a busy scores page.
Cardinals trim roster to 25 with seven sent to minor camp
St Louis Cardinals announce seven pitchers sent to minor league camp reducing roster to 25. Lefties Jim Ellis and Gerry Reuss join righties Santiago Guaman, Harry Parker, Chuck Taylor and Dick McVay of Norway Iowa. Dick Hughes to report later due to shoulder trouble.
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Wee
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Jderry Reuss
Danny Jastert
Santiagoe Guaman
Harry Parker
Chuck Taylor
Dick McVay
Norway
Iowa
Devine
Dick Hughes
Cardinals
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Hughes
No Change in Jensen Condition
Ren o Nevada AP Jackie Jersen former American league baseball star remained in aac inus condition Friday at4 Reno medical center after suffering a heart attack while coaching his U of Nevada baseball team Jensen 42 was struck Wednesday rushed to Washoe Medical Center A spokesman said there was no change in Jensen s condition Thursday He s holding his own Doctors said the former University of California football star and later American league MVP will remain at the hospital at least six weeks and then a gradual recovery.
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Jackie Jersen
Reno Medical Center
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Strick
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University of California
Coe Aims for Division Title With Strong Experience
Nine returning lettermen anchor Coe College baseball as they prep for a April opener at Wartburg. The schedule includes 12 conference games and non conference doubleheaders with Wartburg, Northern Iowa, Iowa, and Drake. Coach Glenn Drain says the team has a chance at the Southern division title as he notes changes in the outfield and improved infield defense. Marty Wolfson heads the pitching staff with several veterans providing support.
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Cal Murphy Leads UPI Small America Team
Calvin Murphy of Niagara headlines UPI's 21st annual Small America basketball squad for college players at 6 feet 10 inches. Other selections include John Ainka Kenyon Greg Carney Wichita State Greg Williams Rice and Dick DeVenvid Duke. Murphy averaged 18.7 points per game for third among major college scorers with a high of 68 against Syracuse.
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UPI
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Niagara
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Murlany
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Kenyon
Greg Carney
Wichita State
Greg Williams
Rice
Dick Devenvid
Duke Murphy
Syracuse
Tokyo boxing results headline with fighter names
A fragmented report lists Thursday boxing results from Tokyo with fighters such as Jack O Halloran and Bob Hines mentioned among heavyweights and local bouts. The text includes scattered city names Portland Taunton and Portland references, but few clear outcomes or dates.
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Jaran
Sakuea
Auppein
Sunrel ER Chaie
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Pele Ricard
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Taunton
Cass
Jack O'Halloran
Bob Hines
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