Palmer and Player Duel At Masters After Second Round
Arnold Palmer and Gary Player shared the lead at Augusta as the Masters sped into its third round with a four-stroke edge over chasing pros. Player fired a 68 to pressure Palmer who stumbled to a 69 after a rough 68 opening.
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Palmer
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Johannesburg
Scenic Acres
Bob Rosburg
Rosburg
Don January
Morse
Byron Nelson
Ken Venturi
Lionel Hebert
Tommy Bolt
Ted Kroll
Walter Burkemo
Charley Coe
U.S
Pat Harney
Lew Worsham
Jack Fleck
Gene Littler
Jack Nicklas
Bob Gardner
Sammy Snead
Ben Hogan
Cary Middlecoff
Jimmy Demaret
Horton Smith
Penn State Gymnast Greg Weiss Wins NCAA All Around
Greg Weiss of Penn State won the all around at the NCAA gymnastics championships held at the University of Illinois. Fred Orlowski of Southern Illinois placed second and Bob Lynch of Southern California finished third. Top ten standings include Welk, Orlowski, Lynn, Brmo Kiais, Rich Monontit, Attia Tokach, Terry Ale, Tom Seward with scores ranging from about 50 to 64 points.
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Greg Weiss
Penn State
University of Tiinois
Fred Orofski
Southern Thois University
Bob Lynch
Southern California
Welk
Orlotski
Lynn
Brmo Kiais
Southern Timets
Rich Monontit
Michigan
Attia Tokach
Southern
California
Terryale
Tom Seward
Petin State
Pirates Stumble as Yanks Fall in Spring Action
Spring training action across major league camps shows Pittsburgh faltering with the staff hit hard by Detroit and Philadelphia. Bob Friend stands out for the Pirates, while other starters struggle. Cleveland tops the Dodgers, and St Louis beats Yankees.
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Bob Friend
Danny Murtaugh
San Francisco
Murtaugh
Vern Law
Detroit
Tigers
Vinewar Bend Mizell
Philadelphia Phillies
Harvey Haddix
Bucs
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Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Lakeland
Fla
Gary Bell
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Las Vegas
Ike Delock
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Cubs
Houston
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Charlotte
N.C
St. Lois Cardinals
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Corry Gunners Win Two Matches
Corry gunners triumph in two rifle matches at Walnut Creek and East Washington Street range. Bill Holt led Corry A with sharp sighting, while Lyle Gifford Jin Werks Gene Davis and George Davis posted top scores. In B division John Patterson led with 237, Jim Crass scored 286 for runner up as Corry wrapped season after closing B shooters next.
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Northwestern Rifle Teague
Walnut Creek
BI Boys
Meadville
East
Washington Street
Bill Holt
Corry
A Witiners
Lyle Gifford
Jin, Werks
Gene Davis
George Davis
John Patterson
Jim Crass
Corty
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Wickwire
Frank Karkoski
Bob Davis
Hawks face pivotal game as Celtics lead series
St Louis Hawks coach Pam Seymor stays hopeful in the NBA title series against Boston as Clyde Lovellette returns from back spasm. Boston holds a 2-0 edge with Bill Russell hampered by an injury while Clif Hagan Pettit and Wilkens lead St Louis in a hard fought, high scoring clash.
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St. Louis Hawks
Boston
Bill Russell
Clyde Lovellette
Celtics
NBC
Hawks
Pam Seymour
Lovellette Snk
Clyde
Seymour
Clif Hagan
Bob Pettit
Wilkens
Bob Sousy
Red Atterbach
Russell
Bill Sharman
Frank Ramsey
Sam Jones
Kraft Named Villanova Coach In Surprise Move
Jack Kraft, a successful high school and prep school coach, accepted the Villanova basketball job on Monday, saying he will get acquainted with the personnel and begin recruiting. He succeeds Al Severance, a surprise choice not widely mentioned among candidates. Kraft had just completed his second year coaching basketball and baseball at Malvern Prep.
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Jack Kraft
Steys
Couch
Kraft
al Severance Rame
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DU Bois DU Bois
Steve Black
DuBois High School
Black
Gavin Small Stops Dick Lane in Reno Bout
Gavin Small of Sacramento stopped Dick Lane in a Reno boxing match. The report notes the 160 pound Small defeated Lane at 1614 in Reno. A brief line directs readers to the classifieds for more moving ads.
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Reno, Nev
Gavin Small
Sacramento
Calif
Dick Lane
Reno
Danny Valde Aims for Featherweight Title Clash
Danny Valdes, 21, seeks a featherweight world title shot against reigning champion Davey Moore. The non televised bout at Abou 940 pan PST features Moore, a Springfield, Ohio native, defending his crown after a career of strong knockouts. Valde ranks in the featherweight top 10 after beating Ricardo Gonzales of Argentina. Moore promises a tough defense, while both fighters project confidence and plans for a large gate.
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Pga
Low Annelen
Valdes
Davey Moore
Keable Kid
Moore
Mia
Springfield
Ohio
Brad
Abou
Olyma
Pte Auliobritin
Cal Eaton
Guume Parnassus
Jstars
Onerof
Gladiators
Valdey
Wace
Fraser Strong Favored In Masters Tennis Championship
Fraser Strong, the No. 4 seed from Australia, is expected to win the Masters Tennis Championship final in St Petersburg. He faces Chilean Bill Ayala as American hopes fade after several upsets, with Susy Kormoczy advancing in women's play and top seed Ann Haydon meeting Carol Prosen in the other semifinal.
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Pia
Apey Bors
Bill Ayala
Chile
Fraser
Leamé
Iday
Jerry F
Miami
Beard
Roy ‘Son
Alusknia
Moss
Emerson
Rod Laver
Army
Jon Douglas
San Diego
Calif
Juris
Thurs
Susy Kormoczy
Budapest
Hungary
Judy Alvarca
Tampa
Ann Haydon
England
Carol Prosen
Orlando
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Bob Morton Goes 275 In Knights Bowling League Night
Bob Morton rolled a 275, season high, to lead the Knights of Columbus League last evening. Morton, also with the VPWA League champion Hammond team, sparked Corry Beverage for a strong night. His three game total reached 16 pins over high, with Corry’s Ernie Rachel and Jim St George posting other notable scores.
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Knights of Columbus
Blazing Bob
VPWA
Hammond
Corry Beverage
Morton
Corry
Ernie Rachel
Jim St. George
699 Series Big Headache For ABC
DETROIT Ar Due to a 699 series by Paul Krumski the Mont Clare Pontiac team of Chicago placed fourth in the regular team division totaling 3012 and 15 pins behind STU's Drive In Urbana Ohio. Krumski questioned ABCs classic bowler definition saying he fits neither division and plans to bow l under regular rules.
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Paul Krumski
American Bowling Congress
Mont Clare
Pontiac
Chicago
Stu
Urbana
Ohio
Krimske
Krumske
ABC
Knimske
Denny Moyer Faces Fernandes In Rematch At St Nicholas Arena
New York reports Denny Moyer from Portland Oregon seeks revenge on Argentina’s Jorge Fernandes in a 10 pm bout at St Nicholas Arena televized by ABC TV. Moyer 28-3 a middleweight former welterweight champ and top middle ratings foe Fernandes 11-1 has not fought since a unanimous decision loss to Moyer last Oct. 15 at Madison Square Garden.
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Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Argentina
Jorge Fernandes
St. Nicholas Arena
Abc-Tv
Moyer
Tony Demarco
Benny Paret
Weller
Emile Griffith
Paret
Madison Square Garden
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Ponds
Fernandes
Baseball Opens With Record Fans Expected Across Leagues
Preview of 1961 season opener notes 300000 anticipated fans for openers. President Kennedy to toss first ball in Washington as Dick Donovan faces Barry Wynn. Dodgers Phillies night showcase in Los Angeles with about 50000 in attendance. Schedule lists key early games and new managers across leagues.
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Ralph Fouk
Casey Stengel
Alvin Dark
Bob Scheffing
Joe Gordon
Mickey Vernon
Billy Rigney
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