Colbert Leads Masters as Nicklaus Two Back
Colbert shot 67 and holds a one stroke lead over a group including Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus entering the Masters second round at Augusta. Nicklaus logged 69 with a final hole bogey, while Palmer struggled to a 76. Colbert credited an impromptu putting lesson from Bruce Crampton for his six birdies.
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Aaron’s 716th homer caps hot day across baseball
Hank Aaron hits number 716 in the seventh inning as the Braves beat the Dodgers 6 4. Mike Lum tied the game with a homer earlier in the inning and Aaron jokes about moving past 714 and 715. The Mets and Expos also win while Rogers debuts with Montreal in a 5 1 victory over Pittsburgh.
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Kaat Flirts With Luck as Rain Halts Doubleheader
Baseball notes recount Jim Kaat’s six and two thirds innings with nine hits and three runs as rain and snow halted games involving the White Sox and Twins. Joe Decker and other pitchers contended in a day of disrupted play, with several late-inning actions and multiple teams scoring, including Detroit and Baltimore.
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Colleges form new cage league talks in formative stages
About 10 colleges including Cincinnati, Xavier, St Louis, Creighton, Detroit, Dayton, Marquette, Oklahoma City, Oral Roberts, Loyola and DePaul met in Chicago to consider a new college basketball conference after dropping football. St Louis AD Lawrence Albus called talks in formative stages and emphasized collaboration among Jesuit and other schools.
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Pa Fish Season Starts Tomorrow
Harrisburg reports the 1974 trout season opens tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. as licensed anglers rise toward a record year. Some 875,000 plus youths and adults head to 904 streams over 4,900 miles and 36 ponds stocked with brown, brook, rainbow and paloting trout by state and federal hatcheries. Over 2,500,000 trout will have been shipped to approved waters from eight fish commission hatcheries and one federal hatchery in Pennsylvania.
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Chelton Caps Gals Head Pin Tourney in Newark
Pauline Chelton edged Marion Mack by one pin to win last night’s Ladies Head Pin Tournament 285 to 204 in Newark. Mack posted the top single game 105 and high series 785. other notable scores include Mayon Aiack 284 and Doris Fitscavage 31. The event was the city’s only kegling activity.
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Bruins Dish It Out Riles Leafs In Playoff Clash
Boston Bruins push the Toronto Maple Leafs with physical play as Toronto trails 2-0 in the series after a 6 3 defeat. Phil Esposito and Ken Hodge, Wayne Cashman score while Ed Johnston defends. Red Kelly blasts officiating amid bruising penalties. Montreal’s Cournoyer nets a hat trick in a 4-1 Canadiens win over the Rangers as other NHL actions unfold.
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Pistons Rally To Force Game Seven With Bulls
Detroit tops Chicago 292-88 in a bruising Western Conference semifinal game to tie the series at 3-3. Bob Lanier sparked a second-half comeback as Cliff Ray Jerry Sloan and Norm Van Lier were sidelined by injuries. Chet Walker led Chicago with 33 points while Dave Bing scored 22 for Detroit.
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