Giants In Masters Tourney Promise Nicklaus Palmer Showdown
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer head a field of 96 at Augusta as weather thins the course and heightens the title race. Julius Boros and Gary Player join the contenders, with gate receipts and prizes around $100,000.
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Eisenhower Palmer Golf Match For Heart Patients
Former President Dwight Eisenhower will team with Arnold Palmer in a golf match on May 2 at the Meviaty Golf Club to benefit heart patients. The event is sponsored by the Heart Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania and will feature another pair yet to be selected.
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Pistol Team Wins Twice in Penn York League
Corry's .22 pistol squad topped Jamestown twice on the local range last night. First match ended 1881 to 1328, second 1405 to 1281, with 1405 the season high. Stearns led Jamestown with 566, while Dick Lindberg paced Corry with 276 288 504 and Norm McElroy 279 281 560.
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Bowling scores highlight on the Men A League night
Pat Renzi and Douglas Coan led a string of 600 series in the Men s A League at VFW with Renzi posting 227 191 245 and Coan 247 285 224 191 23. Other top marks included Messina 209 284 178 and Coan s 247 as the night s high single.
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Thurmond Leads Warriors Past Hawks In Open Playoff Game
Nate Thurmond off the bench fuels a 111-109 Warriors win over St Louis as Wilt Chamberlain adds 36 points and 23 rebounds. Pettit leads Hawks with 29 as San Francisco ties the best-of-seven at two games each and heads to St Louis for game five.
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Friend to start Pirates opener against Cubs at Forbes Field
Bob Friend, Pirates ace and longtime opening day pitcher, will start the 1964 season at Forbes Field against the Chicago Cubs. This will be his 500th major league start, all with Pittsburgh, and he remains among the NL leaders in career shutouts with 20 ties.
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Birdie Tebbetts Out For Season With Heart Attack
Tucson AP report says Cleveland Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts will not return this season after a heart attack. Dr. Arthur Dudley notes Tebbetts is in normal convalescence, past the danger period, and will remain in St Marys Hospital for four weeks before returning home to Florida for further care. Tebbetts has moved to a private room and will have limited visitors for now.
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Corry McDowell Track Meet Postponed By Cold Wind
The Corry and McDowell scholastic track meet was called off due to bitter cold and wind at Sheen Athletic Field. CAHS director of athletics Low Munna said a rescheduled date is sought for April 16 or 17.
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Minoso Returns to White Sox for 14th Major League Season
The Chicago White Sox trimmed to 28 for opening day and signed Minnie Minoso for his 14th season as a reserve outfielder and top pinch hitter. Three pitchers and a catcher were released as Minoso’s veteran presence rejoined the club. The Mets cut first baseman Bill Haas and outfielder Duke Carmel amid roster reshuffling.
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Richie Allen Prize Catch For Phillies Homers Again
Richie Allen of Wampum Pa promises to be a lucrative rookie for the Philadelphia Phillies as they seek greater riches this season. The 22 year old slugger hit his seventh homer and drove in 23 runs in a 114 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, with three hits and four RBIs. The report notes Allen led spring training in homers and RBIs after a strong minor league season and a partial 10 game stint with the Phils end of last year.
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Ajax and Moose's to Battle for City Volleyball Title
Ajax and Moose's meet in a best of five final next Wednesday at 8 pm after semifinal wins. Ajax defeated Corry Loan 2 games to 1 despite losing their first season match, while Moose's topped the Business and Professional Men team 3 games to 1, with Archie Tate absent for Loan and notable performances by Dale Hamml es and Bob Marsh.
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What Team Atlanta Bound Aims to Land Stadium Lease
Atlanta officials announced a major league baseball team has agreed to a long term lease for a proposed new stadium in Atlanta. The Atlanta-Fulton County Recreation Authority chair Arthur Montgomery said the lease would run at least 15 years, with the team’s identity to be revealed after the 1964 season ends. A 30 year lease was sought and a year round stadium readiness program would start next week for the 1965 season, with hopes to attract professional football as well.
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Ray Hanson resigns from Western Illinois University
Ray T. Hanson, 68, longtime athletic director at Western Illinois University, credited with introducing the 10 second rule in basketball, resigns effective at the end of the summer session.
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