Co Leaders One Stroke Up After 36 Holes In Greensboro
Doug Sanders and Tom Weiskopf shared the Greensboro Open lead at the halfway point with 135 totals. Sanders birdied the next-to-last hole to tie, while Weiskopf fired a four-under 67 on the Sedgefield layout. Al Geiberger was one back at 136, with Ragan Reid and Sikes tied at 137.
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Reese Kart
Associated Press
Greensboro
N.C
Doug Sanders
Tom Weiskopf
Sanders
Weiskopf
Sam Snead
Howie Johnson
Terry Dill
Terry Wilcox
Bert Yancey
Julius Boros
Joe
Campbell
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio State
Geiberger
Ag Sanders
Bend
Tom _ Weiskopf
Ag Gelberger
Steve Dave
Ragan Teene
Terry Dill Howle Johnson
Peas
Terry Wilce Oe
Joe Campbell
Umeha Me
Iiss
Dick Mayer
Theme Aesen Iene
Bob Goalby
Eweees
Ence Penes
Ewe Wee
Eeerseawas
Bill Harv
Charles Sitford
Bob McCallister Eee Sr
Jorge Bayer Steee
Emcee
Ene
Ou Graham Adee Werenee
Jay Oolan Oe Errrers
Billy Farret
Arnold Palmer
Ave Marr
Harold Williams
Teve Oorman
Bobby Nichols
Peter Butter Enna Een Eesee
Sonny Ridenhour
Dudley Wysong
Roy Ace Ste Ee Ees
Bob Zimmerman Enn Ensence
Phil Isother
Rex Baxter Os Oe
Ack McGowan
Gordon Jones
Steve Spray
Wilf Homemuike
Dick Lytle
Johnny Pot
Ube Dent
Neee Weewesese Rees
Erwey Neha Tons Ae
Doug Ford
Ae Ee
iRay Floyd Corey
Pete Brown
Dave Stockton
Bob Charles
Arry Beck
Buich Baird
Eee Eebes
Tr Renee Reese Ren Eeee
Bernard Hun
So Eesanascensenen
Taba Eteneee
Wife and Husband Win Singles at South African Tennis Championship
Clark Graebner of Beachwood Ohio defeated Gordon Forbes 11-9 6-3 6-3 to reach the round of 16 in Johannesburg. Carole Graebner beat Esme Emanuel 6-3 6-1 to reach the women’s quarter‑finals, while Wimbledon champion Margaret Smith advanced 6-2 6-2 over Janine Riddell. Bob Hewitt joined the Graebners in the men’s quarter‑finals.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Clark
Carole Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Gordon Forbes
Carole
Esme Emanuel
Margaret Smith
Australia
Janine Riddell
Graebner
Bob Hewitt
Simmenthal Milan Wins European Title Over Slavia Prague
In Bologna Italy Simmenthal Milan defeated Slavia Prague 77 to 72 to claim the European basketball championship. Starters Skip Thoren and Bill Bradley led the Italians with 21 and 14 points respectively while Gabriele Vianello also scored 21. The victory made Simmenthal the first Italian club to win the continental title before a crowd of 8 000.
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Bologna
Italy
Simmenthal
Milan
Thoren
Bill Bradley
Slavia
Prague
Czechoslovakia
University of Illinois
Bradley
Princeton
Gabriele Vianello
Grand jury in Chicago boxing probe extended indefinitely
A federal grand jury probing gangster influence in boxing met in a routine session on Friday as the investigation tied to Bernie Glickman, 51, former Chicago fight manager, likely remains under consideration. The March grand jury, set to end Monday, was extended indefinitely at the prosecutors’ request.
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Chicago
U.S
Australian Resident Keith Diepraam and Robert Moore Named
An Australian now living here along with Keith Diepraam and Robert Moore of South Africa are noted as part of the referenced group. The brief identifies these two South African individuals in connection with the matter.
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Keith Diepraam
Robert Moore
South Africa
Power and Speed Rally Indians as 66 Pennant Contenders
Cleveland aims for a first pennant in 1966 led by slugger Rocky Colavito and stars Sam McDowell and Sonny Siebert. Manager Birdie Tebbetts emphasizes pitching depth as key, with Don McMahon and rising hurlers in spring plans. The lineup features Whitfield and Colavito power, Davalillo in center, and a strong base of runners, while infielders Alvis Brown Gonzalez vie for spots.
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Indians
Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland
Rocky Colavitol
Minnesota
Sam McDowell
Sonny Siebert
Kansas City
Tribe
Birdie Tebbetts
Luis Tiant
Lee Stange
Jack Kralick
Ralph Terry
Joe Azcue
del Crandall
Pittsburgh
Fred Whitfield
Colavito
Leon Wagner
Vic Davalillo
Max Alvis
Larry Brown
Pedro Gonzalez
Brown
Gonzalez
Twins Beat Reds 10-6 In Exhibition
In Tampa Minnesota power led a 10-6 exhibition win over Cincinnati with 10 extra base hits including five homers. Harmon Killebrew and Zolio Versalles homered for the Twins while Don Pavletich and Tommy Helms went deep for the Reds. Versalles drove in three as Minnesota burst ahead in the fourth and sixth innings.
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Tampa
Fla
Minnesota Twins
Cincinnati Reds
Don Pavletich
Reds
Tommy Helms
Zolio Versalles
Harmon Killibrew
Twins
Versalles
Minnesota
Joe Nuxhall
John Tsitouris
Mudcat Grant
Mel Nelson
Gary Rogenburk
Bailey
Nuxhall
Teitoune
Barna
Pavletich
W—Nelson
L—Tsitour
Cincinnati
Bosox rout Atlanta 7 1 in exhibition game
Carl Yastrzemski powered Boston with a 375 foot homer two-run double and three RBIs as the Red Sox routed Atlanta ace Tony Cloninger 7-1 in an exhibition in West Palm Beach. George Scott opened the fourth inning rally with a bases empty homer as Boston chased Cloninger after 4 14 innings.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Atlanta
Tony Cloninger
Red Sox
Yastrzemski
George Scott
Cloninger
Florida Presbyterian Beats Davidson 8-5 in Florida tour action
In St. Petersburg Florida Presbyterian defeated Davidson 8-5 as Davidson struggled with wild pitches and weak contact. Maury McDonald fanned 12 and walked 14 while Florida Presbyterian capitalized with a first inning rally and a three run third highlighted by Fred Wilsons bases loaded triple. Jim Hyder led the Davidson offense with two hits in a losing effort.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Florida Presbyterian
Davidson
Wildcats
Florida
Maury McDonald
Fred Wilson
McDonald
Jim Hyder
Presbyterian
Sian
Bennett
Durham
Alten
Waite
Frost
Wendy Alien Leads In High Sierra Ski Cup GS
Wendy Alien of San Pedro California won the first of two women s runs and the French skiers held a 1 2 lead in the men s giant slalom Friday as the High Sierra Ski Cup continued in South Lake Tahoe California. The second race was scheduled for Saturday.
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Lake Tahoe
Calif
Wendy Alien
San Pedro
Koufax Drysdale Ready To Sue If Dodgers Didn't Settle
Dodgers pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale were prepared to sue under California personal service contract law if a settlement wasn’t reached. They argued one cannot keep a personal service contract beyond seven years, noting their deals since 1955 and 1956. The players and their attorney J William Hayes said there was no bitterness during talks, and Bavasi denied the law affected negotiations.
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Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodger Stadium
Drysdale
Sandy
Dodger
J. William Hayes
Koufax
Olivia de Havilland
Ariz
Bavasi
Phoenix
Eagles Trade Maxie Baughan To Rams For Two Rookies
Philadelphia trades Pro Bowl linebacker Maxie Baughan to Los Angeles for two rookies Frank Molden and Fred Brown and a future draft pick. Rams aim to bolster interior linebacker strength while Eagles seek younger talent and cap relief.
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Eagles
Maxie Baughan
Rams
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Rams
Joe Kuharich
Tommy McDonald
Sonny Jurgensen
Baughan
Atlanta Falcons
Bessemer
Ala
Georgia Tech
Frank Molden
Fred Brown
Molden
Brown
Los Angeles
Bill George
Chicago Bears
Jack Pardee
Ram
George Allen
Kuharich
Malden
San Francisco
University of Miami
Pittsburgh Ripelers
College Results by The Associated Press
College results across baseball tennis and golf show mixed outcomes. Notable scores include Florida Presbyterian 8 over Davidson 5 and Virginia 2 Yale 1 while Duke and Hore 1 tied in tennis. Golf winner Winston-Salem dominated, and several intramural matchups featured tight finishes among Atlantic Christian, Wake Forest, and Furman.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Duke
Fla. Presbyterian
Davidson
High Point
Atlantic Christian
Howard
Winston-Salem
Virginia
Yale
Connecticut
Maryland
Colby
Wilmington
Wake Forest
Florida State
Ohio University
Furman
Western Carolina
Appalachian
Hore
Rollins
East Carolina
VMI
One Carolina State
Lengir Rhyne
Catawhesae Rosse
Cornell
North Carolina
Indians at a Glance in Tucson 1966 Preview
The Cleveland Indians at a glance in Tucson highlight strong long ball threat from Leon Wagner Rocky Colavito and Fred Whitfield. They need starting pitching to back up Sam McDowell and Sonny Siebert. The 1965 finish was fifth, with 1966 projected to finish fourth.
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Indians
Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitfield
Sam McDowell
Sonny Siebert
Twins
Cards Edge Out Tigers 7-6 In Exhibition Win
Tim McCarver led the St. Louis Cardinals with three hits including a solo homer as they beat the Detroit Tigers 7-6 in a spring exhibition. McCarver also doubled in the seventh scoring, while Norm Cash hit a two run homer for Detroit and Al Kaline added a ninth inning solo shot.
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Lakeland
Fla
Tim McCarver
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Norm Cash
al Katine
Tigers
McCarver
Cardinals
De‘triot
Denny McLain
St. Louis
Mike Shannon
Philip Gagliano
Kaline
McLain
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Sadecki
Purkey
Dennis
Boston
Atlanta
Schultz
Gladding
Hiller
Freetan
W—Saedheete
Tke J — Wilson
Radatz
Nixone Cloninger
Blasingame
Olive
Decks
L—Mclain
St. Paurs
Aaccarver
de Torre
Clark
W—Wilson
L—Cloninger
Troit
Freehan
Cash
Angels Blank Cubs By 5-0
Marcellino Lopez pitched seven scoreless innings allowing three hits and one walk as the California Angels defeated the Chicago Cubs 5-0 in Palm Springs. Norm Seibern and Willie Smith hit home runs for California, while Paul Schaal collected two hits. J.D. Warner and Bob Lee completed the shutout by retiring the Cubs in the final two innings.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Marcellino Lopez
California Angels
Chicago Cubs
Lopez
J.D. Warner
Bob Lee
Cub
Warner
Lee
Cubs
Norm Seibern
Willie Smith
Angels
Paul Schaal
Chicago N
California
Oeuerney
Siebern
Mantle to Receive Hutch Award at Sunday Game
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees, aged by illness, will accept the Hutch Award for courage and character before Sunday's game against Philadelphia in Fort Lauderdale. The honor honors Fred Hutchinson, who died after battling cancer and who was once Cincinnati manager. Mantle was to receive it at a New York writers dinner last February but was hospitalized for shoulder surgery.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Hutch
Fred Hutchinson
Philadelphia
Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Mantle
Baseball Writers
New York
Florida Derby Headlines Rich Weekend of Racing
Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park features eleven three year olds racing 1 1/8 miles for 100000 added with Kauai King the 5-2 favorite after Fountain ofYouth win Amberoid Abe's Hope and Blue Skyer also strong entries. Arkansas Derby at Oaklawn Park offers 12 for 50000 added over 1 1/8 miles as top horses Timely Move Better Sea Casing Tools and Taipan vie for Derby implications while other stakes fill the day at Aqueduct Bowie and Lincoln Downs.
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Oklg Robertson
Associated Press
Gulfstream Park
Oaklawn Park
Graustark
Buckpasser
Keeneland
Lexington
Blue Grass
New York
Florida
Michael Ford
Gulfstream Track
R. N. Webster
Abe
Hope
Flamin
Baby Buckpasser
Wheatley
Bold and Brave
Blue Skyer
Gulfstream
Father
Timely Move
Better Sea
Casing Tools
Aqueduct
Patrice Jacobs
King Ranch
Seaman
Westchester
Fleet Hoist Bar
Steve le Jr
Bowie
Golden Gate Fields
Berkeley
Sheldrake
Sub Cali
Lincoln Downs
Abe Campbell Critz Funeral Rites Held
Funeral rites for Abe Campbell Critz were conducted yesterday afternoon from Townes Memorial Chapel by Dr. W. Carroll Freeman and the Rev. Jack G. Grizzard. Interment was in Highland Burial Park with Morotock Lodge of Masons No. 210 in charge of graveside rites. Pallbearers included Joe Lynch, Dr. D. L. Arey, R. W Critz, George Morris, TIl, Ben Townes III, Sam Craig, R. P. Garrett, E. B Furgurson, F. H. Shackleford and Robert Wiles.
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Abe Campbell Critz
Townes Memorial Chapel
W. Carroll Freeman
Jack G. Grizzard
Highland Burial Park
Morotock Lodge of Masons No. 210
Joe Lynch
D. L. Arey
R. W
Skip) iCritz
George Morris
Til
Ben Townes
III
Sam Craig
R. P. Garrett
E. B
Pat) Furgurson
F. H. Shackleford
Robert Wiles
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