De Vicenzo Wins Dallas Open With 276 Total
Roberto De Vicenzo surged from four behind to shoot 67 and win $15,000 in the Dallas Open. He finished 72 holes at 276, passing Jarold Henning and John Lotz who tied for second at 217. Henning, Floyd, Campbell, and Lotz shared money with 8th and 13th place finishes.
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Associated Press
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Oak Cliff Country Club
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John Lotz
Lolz
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Devicenzo
United States
Fort Worth
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Buenos Aires
Ray Floyd
Tommy Jacobs
Don Finsterwald
Mason Rudolph
Rocky Thompson
Paul Bondeson
Ear Stewart Jr
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Johnny Pott
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Creme Dela Creme extends unbeaten streak at Garden State Park
Creme Dela Creme, a 43-year-old unbeaten colt, passed up the Kentucky Derby to point for the Jersey Derby May 30 and won his sixth straight in a 2 1/2 length victory over Social Long at Garden State Park. Social Song paid $3.80 to place, Red Music showed.
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Associated Press
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Parawolf
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Benicia
Golden Gate Fields
Plucky Light
Teck
Indians Triumph 6-3 At Williamsburg Over Richmond
William and Mary improved to 3-2 in the Southern Conference with a 6-3 win over Richmond in Williamsburg. The Indians raised their overall tennis record to 3-2.
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Williamsburg
William and Mary
Richmond
Indians
Griffith aims first defense against Archer Benvenuti or Tiger
Emile Griffith's co-manager said the new middleweight champion will choose his first defense based on the biggest money offer and likely in the United States. Possible foes include Joey Archer Nino Benvenuti or Dick Tiger with a New York venue expected.
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NEW York
Emile Griffith
Joey Archer
Italy
Nino Benvenuti
Dick Tiger
United States
Gil Clancy
Virgin Island
Tiger
Madison Square Garden
Griffith
the Garden
Clancy
Howard Albert
New York State Athletic Commission
State Supreme Court
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Solomons
Benvenuti
Brian Curvis
London
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Curvis
Jean Josselin
Paris
Ben- Venuti
Archer
Rome
Rino Tommasi
Tommasi
Harry Markson
Garden
Ben Hogan to Play in U S Open at San Francisco
Ben Hogan a four time U S Open champion will compete at the San Francisco Open June 16 19 after the USGA extended a special courtesy invitation. Hogan age 54 survived a 1949 crash and has limited his play while building a clubmaking career.
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NEW York
Ben Hogan
San Francisco
U.S. Golf Association
Hogan
Texas Terrier
Oakland Hills
Birmingham
Mich
USGA
Cherry Hills
Denver
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Jones
Willie Anderson
Jones
Anderson
Sam Becker Dies Promoter in Cincinnati Area
Sam Becker aged 76 died Tuesday at his home in Highland Heights Kentucky. Becker was a widely known boxing promoter in Cincinnati when the area was a prominent boxing hub.
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Cincinnati
Highland Heights
IOC awards 1972 Olympics to Munich and Sapporo
The IOC awarded the 1972 Summer Games to Munich Germany and the Winter Games to Sapporo Japan. Detroit Banff Salt Lake City and Lahti lost bids amid Canadian disappointment and controversy over Banff conservation measures.
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Associated Press
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Spain
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H Hoppener
Canadian Olympic Association
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Detroit
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Madrid
Banff
Salt Lake City
Lahti
F.C. Natthaei
Hans Maciej
Avery Brundage
Mexico City
Alfons Goppel
Clay ordered to produce 25000 guarantee in 60 days
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay must raise 25000 within 60 days to guarantee alimony payments to ex wife Sonji Clay. Circuit Judge Harold Spaet noted recent fights left purses tied up in litigation. Clay attended the hearing with Mrs Sonji Clay present.
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Fla
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Harold Spaet
Clay
Jin
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Pro Wrestling Returns To Danville Armory Monday May 2
Pro wrestling shifts to Monday nights at the Danville City Armory with Tex McKenzie and Nelson Royal headlining May 2. The card features the Von Stroheim brothers Kurt and Henry, Penny Banner vs Meolah, Alex Medina against Jack Daniels, and Hans Schmidt versus Steve Bolus, with tickets at Johnson Brothers Store.
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Turner Signs To Drive Car For Yunick
Curtis Turner signed to drive Smoky Yunick’s 1966 Chevelle in late model stock races at Darlington and Charlotte. Turner, a Ford boy out since a stock car boycott, will pilot the Yunick entry with a potential season continuation if Ford stays out of stock car racing.
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Balmer
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Colts sign Jim Chandler and Mel Traylor as defensive backs
The Baltimore Colts signed free agents Jim Chandler and Mel Traylor on Tuesday and will try them at defensive safety. Chandler, a Benedict College alum, rushed for over 3,000 yards and snagged 29 interceptions in four seasons, while Traylor played at Morris Brown College. The club now has seven rookie defensive backs under contract for tryouts.
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Baltimore Colts
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Mel Traylor
Chandler
Benedict College
Traylor
Morris Brown College
Speed Records Likely At Darlington Rebel 400 Qualifying
Weather delays hindered practice but Richard Petty and Chrysler drivers look to challenge the one and four lap records at Darlington Raceway for the Rebel 400. Ford absent over engine dispute, entries include Hurtubise in a Plymouth, Pearson and Yarbrough in Dodges, plus Balmer and Dieringer among late additions.
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Darlington Raceway
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Lorenzen
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Paul Goldsmith
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David Pearson
Sam McQuagg
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Dodges
Plymouth
Ray Nichols
Goldsmith
McQuagg
Chatham Cavaliers Rally To Top Gretna 5 2 In District Test
Chatham High Cavaliers defeated Gretna 5 to 2 at Market Garden Field in a district game. Oakes struggled with control in the first inning allowing three runs before settling, while Wright delivered two late singles as Chatham built their lead. Edwards contributed two singles in three at bats as Chatham never trailed.
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Edwards
Chatham
Aikinson
Shelton
Bryant
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