Brewer shoots 69 to lead Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn
Gay Brewer closed 36 holes at 139 after a 69 Friday to take sole lead in the $100,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Bill Casper Jr. tied for second at 141 after a 70, while Dudley Wysong and Arnold Palmer each posted 70s to stay in the hunt.
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Lady Pitt Wins Monsoon Purse at Aqueduct in Photo Finish
Lady Pitt a 3 year old filly owned by Golden Triangle Stables edged Ego Twist by two lengths in the Monsoon Purse at Aqueduct with Braulio Baeza up. Long Winded narrowly won the Blue Goose Purse at Bowie by a nose ridden by Bob Fitzgerald Jr. Vertex Record took Gulfstream feature by a head with Johnny Sellers. Power failures at Golden Gate Fields forced program cancellation after four races with 8,497 fans given rain checks.
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Dick McAuliffe powers Tigers to 8-3 triumph
Dick McAuliffe hit a fourth inning grand slam to lift the Detroit Tigers to an 8-3 win over the Washington Senators. Kaline added a solo homer, helping Detroit extend its winning streak to four as Wickersham left early and Pena earned the victory.
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Won’t Do It All in Popular World Weekly Column
The April 17 Popular FAMILY WEEKLY column What in the World jokes about unlikely refusals. Red Skelton won’t publish his stories Bo Belinsky won’t stay out of poolrooms teenagers in Arlington won’t get licenses without a judge’s talk and Princess Margaret won’t stay a brunette.
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Lucky Debonair Race Tops Rich American Turf Program
Lucky Debonair the 1965 Kentucky Derby winner will chase the richest purse on American turf, facing 3year-olds at Aqueduct Keeneland and Bowie. Derby hopefuls compete in Gotham Ashland Pan American and Betsy Ross events with top contenders Indulto Buffalo Impressive and Stupendous among the likely favorites.
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Indians Rally Past Red Sox 8-7 in 12 Innings
Cleveland wins 8-7 over Boston after a 12 inning game. Max Alvis delivers a two out single driving in Chuck Hinton for the decisive run. Hinton had walked to start the 12th and scored after a ground out and Alvis's hit.
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North Carolina Beats Clemson 6-1 In New Diamond Debut
In Chapel Hill North Carolina pitcher Danny Walker halted Clemson for a 6-1 win as the Tar Heels open their new field. It snapped Clemson's 28 game streak and left UNC 2-0 in ACC play while Clemson dropped to 6-1. Mike McLaughlin and Bob Bonczek each had two hits. McLaughlin hit a three run homer in the third.
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Braves rally in ninth to beat Mets 3 2 for first win
The Atlanta Braves scored two ninth inning runs on two hits and an error to edge the New York Mets 3 2 in Shea Stadium. Joe Torre doubled, Marty Keough scored on a squeeze bunt, and Lee Thomas drove in the go ahead run as Dennis Menke reached on the throw. Mets starter Jack Fisher allowed seven hits in eight innings before surrendering the decisive runs. Cleon Jones homered for New York, who suffered their first loss after earlier rainouts.
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Cards Romp Over Pirates By 9-2 Count
The St. Louis Cardinals backed fireballing Bob Gibson with a 13 hit attack, including two run homers by Alex Johnson and Lou Brock, and beat Pittsburgh 9-2. It was St. Louis' 18th straight win at Pittsburgh, tying the major league record.
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Angels Dominate Twins 9-4 In Minnesota Hearing
California slugger Norm Siebern led a 9-4 Angels win over the Minnesota Twins at St Paul Minneapolis. Siebern hit a leadoff homer in the second, Reichardt belted a two run shot in the sixth, and Boswell allowed two more while yielding several Angels unearned runs. Sanford kept Twins in check until the seventh as Oliva and Mincher drove in two in the ninth.
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Virginia Downs Wake Forest 7-2 In ACC Contest
Virginia collected 12 hits and capitalized on Wake Forest wild pitching for a 7-2 ACC win. Lefty Ned Turnbull earned the win, limiting Wake Forest to five hits and fanning nine. A four-run sixth included three runs on walks by relievers Steve Hagey and Joe Kraus.
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Virginia defeated Wake Forest in Atlantic Coast Conference play, dropping only three sets in a 9 9 victory on Friday.
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Mulligan Edges Ralston For River Oaks Tennis Semis
Marty Mulligan of Australia upset top seed Dennis Ralston 6-2 6-2 to reach the River Oaks Tournament semifinals in Houston. Jovanovic of Yugoslavia defeated John Newcombe 6-4 6-4 to join the semis, joining Pilic and Taylor in Saturday play.
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Baseball Standings and Night Games Across the National League
National League standings show Atlanta at 3 2, St Louis 9 2, Philadelphia 4 4, Cincinnati 4 4. Chicago at Los Angeles and Houston at San Francisco are listed for night games. Saturday schedules include Atlanta at New York, Cincinnati at Philadelphia, St Louis at Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles hosting Chicago and Houston at San Francisco.
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Rookie Left-Hander Fritz Peterson Hurls Six-Hitter
The New York Yankees ended a three game skid by beating Baltimore 3 to 2 behind rookie Fritz Peterson six hit pitching in his first major league start. Joe Pepitone hit his second homer of the season and the Yankees spoiled the Orioles home opener at Memorial Stadium before a 35,624 crowd.
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Bergtocf Edges Brown In Helsinki 10 Round Decision
Jarmo Bergtocf of Helsinki won a ten round unanimous decision over former lightweight champion Joe Brown of New Orleans on Friday night. The bout featured Bergtocf's precise punching and Brown's rugged defense as judges scored the stoppage absent.
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