Snead Sanders And Palmer Star Attractions In Field
GREENSBORO AP Sam Snead Doug Sanders and Arnold Palmer will be the star attractions Wednesday in a pro am preliminary to the 100000 Greater Greensboro Open Golf Tournament Fifty pros will chase 5000 in prize money in the pro am The 150 amateurs will compete for 2500 in merchandise at Sedgefield Country Club site of the 29th GGO starting Thursday Snead will be aiming for his ninth Greensboro title while the tournament proper begins Sanders won the Greater Jacksonville Open Sunday Palmer returns to action after bypassing Jacksonville Also entered are new Duke Football Coach Tom Harp former North Carolina star Charlie Justice comedian Bob Newhart and five pro football players Buddy Dial Mike Ditka Bears Maxie Baughan Eagles Merlin Olsen Rams Nick Pietrosante Lions Many of the tournament s ten sentries will play in the pro am including Phil Rodgers Bob Nichols Tony Lema Dave Marr Ranny Glover Mike Souchak Julius Boros and Ray Floyd
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Tom Harp
North Carolina Grid
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Bob Newhart
Buddy Dial
Dallas Cowboys
Mike Ditka
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Maxie Baughan
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Merlin ‘Olsen
Los Angeles Rams
Nick Pietrosante
Detroit Lions
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Tony Lema
Dave ‘Marr
Ranny Glover
Mike Souehak
Julius Boros
Ray Floyd
Tar Heel Rally Seals 15 6 Victory Over Yale
North Carolina crushed Yale 15 to 6 in Chapel Hill as a seven-run sixth inning turned a 3 6 deficit into a commanding win. Bob Boczek homered for the Heels, while five hitters in the middle lineup combined for 12 of 15 hits aided by four Yale errors. Bob Hume, Tom Watts each had three singles. Danny Talbott Tim Carr and Boczek added two apiece.
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Yate
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Uow
Bob Hume
Tom Watts
Danny Talbott
Tim Carr
Benczek
Yale
Gox
Walcin
Koch
Nowak
Sears Flanagan
Cahoon
McRae
Shaw
Rabbins
Notre Dame Opens Spring Drills On Rockne Anniversary
Notre Dame begins spring practice under Ara Parseghian on the 35th anniversary of Knute Rockne’s death. The Irish, with 22 returning lettermen, face a rebuilding year after losses including the entire defensive secondary and quarterback Bill Zloch. Top candidates include Tom Sehoen Terry Hanratty and others as Parseghian seeks a strong 1966 start.
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Ara Parseghian
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Knute Rockne
Parseghian
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Steelers
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Miami Dolphins
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Southern California
Nick Rassas
Tony Carey
Tom Longo
Bill Zloch
Jare
Tom Sehoen
Terry Hanratty
Coley O'Brien
Bob Belden
Mike Franger
Rockne
Emporia
Kaw
Four Horsemen
Investigation Fails To Determine Cause Of Fatal Accident
In Sebring Florida officials said the crash that killed Canadian champion Bob McLean during the Sebring sports car race will never reveal its cause. McLean’s car struck a utility pole at a hairpin, exploded, and burned after high octane fuel was unleashed. Track officials deemed it impossible to determine the true cause from the wreckage and witness reports.
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Bob McLean
McLean
Attorney General Wins Privilege Battle in Antitrust Suit
Milwaukee judge rules Wisconsin Attorney General Branson La Follette will not turn over files to the defense in the antitrust action involving baseball. The court held that work product and informant privilege protect internal opinions, letters from outsiders, and personnel material, while some letters with consultants were allowed with waiver. Defense read deposition of Ray Hofheinz, Astros owner, as NL officials and Braves leaders testified.
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Elmer W. Roller
Wisconsin
Branson LaFollette
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National League
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Braves
Atlanta
Seown
Milwaukee Brewers
Judge Roller
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
George Sieker
Ray Hofheinz
Houston Astros
Warren Giles
Sutton powers Clemson to 6-4 win over Ohio University
George Sutton hit a two-run two run home run in the fifth to lift Clemson past touring Ohio University 6-4. Clemson jumped to 3-0 in the second on a Pack double, Cowart and Barbary doubles, and Waters’ single. Ohio rallied with four runs in the fourth on Workman’s walk Williams’ homer, then a string of triples and a run from Reichenbach before Sutton’s fifth-inning blast sealed the Tigers’ victory.
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George Sutton
Ohio University
Sutton
Tommy Pack
Tigers
Pack
Lawton Cowart
Eddie Barbary
Keith Waters
Bobcats
Jim Workman
Phil Wiliams
Jizz McConnell
Bill Murphy
Berke Reichenbach
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Nivers
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Ithe
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Fate
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McMullen Leads Senators Past A's in Rain-Shortened Exhibition
Ken McMullen powered Washington with two homers and five RBIs as the Senators beat Kansas City 6 1 4 in an eight inning exhibition game halted by rain. McMullen hit a two-run homer in the fourth and added another with two aboard in the eighth. Ken Harrelson and Dick Green homered for the A's. Washington had won five straight after an 0 9 start. Kansas City fell to 9 8 in spring play.
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Ken McMullen
Senators
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Dick Green
A's
Bus Narum
Steve Ridzik
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Segui
Wyatt
Sir Buncan
Duke Edges Out Miami 5-4 in 10-Inning Win
Duke defeats Miami 5-4 in 10 innings at Miami. Jerry Baringer doubled and Chris Stiles singled to cap a late Duke rally. Miami led on Rich Miller's 360-foot homer and a second inning double by John Collins.
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Jerry Baringer
Chris Stiles
Duke
University of Miami
Rich Miller
John Collins
Miller
Toha Gutkunst
Dick| Warren
Frank Ryan
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Stiles
Bogie
Pucci
Jockey Suspended Five Days For Careless Riding
Miami AP reports 19 year old apprentice Fires lost a Gulfstream ride on Abe's Hope in the Florida Derby week after stewards suspended him five days for careless riding. In Monday’s third race, Brighton Belle bumped Gin and It, Brighton Belle then finished first but was disqualified to second. Fires rode First Family to victory in the Gulfstream Handicap last Saturday. Abe's Hope remained a Florida Derby contender despite earlier defeats.
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Gulfstream Park
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Gulfstream
Rain Delays Exhibition For Cardinals Reds In Florida
Rain washed out the St. Louis Cardinals versus Cincinnati Reds exhibition in Tampa. Joey Jay was to start for Cincinnati with Don Heffner indicating a Wednesday naming for the Dodgers game in Vero Beach. Jim O’Toole was eyed for the Dodgers start but may be sidelined by a shoulder issue. DePasque named Waynesboro College head football coach succeeding Michael Leahy of the Redskins.
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Cincinnati Reds
Joey Jay
Cincinnati
Don Heffner
Jay
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vero Beach
Jim O'Toole
Heffner
Deron Johnson
Johnson
Petey Rose
Tommy Helms
Waynesboro
Cart ‘DePasque
Pittsburgh
Waynesboro College
DePasqua
Michael J. Leahy
Washington Redskins
Pirates Edge Chisox 6-5 In Exhibition
In Fort Myers Matty Alou hit a bases loaded single in the ninth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-5 exhibition win over the Chicago White Sox. Eddie Fisher took the loss and Al McBean earned the win as Pittsburgh improved to 11-7.
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Matty Alou
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Jerry May
al Weis
Jesse Gonder
Manny Mota
Alou
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Pete Ward
Eddie Fisher
al McBean
Pirates
Peters
Buzhardt
Fisher
Martin
McNerney
Sisk
McBean
Pagliaroni
W—Mcbean
Elsher
Pittsburgh
Alley
Nicklaus Cleared for 1967 Ryder Cup Eligibility
The PGA awarded Jack Nicklaus full year's credit for 1965, allowing potential 1967 Ryder Cup participation. He must apply for approved tournament status, accumulate points through PGA events, and join the 10-man team, with past wins including the Masters twice the Open and the PGA and leading money winner for two years.
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New York
Professional Golfers Association
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
PGA
Columbus
Ohio
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Nicklaus
Jace
San Antonio
Tex
Britain
Randy Hundley Injures Wrist In Plate Collision
In Tucson, Randy Hundley jammed his left wrist after colliding with Cleveland catcher Duke Sims during a fourth inning steal attempt. Johnny Boccabella debuted behind the plate in place of Hundley as Cubs practice continued. pitcher Larry Jackson left Santa Monica hospital after back muscle spasms and planned to rejoin workouts in Long Beach.
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Randy Hundley
Chicago iCubs
Cleveland
Duke Sims
Sims
Hundley
Johnny Boccabella
Boccabella
Chargers Sign Two AFL Draft Choices in Signing Day
San Diego announces the signing of their 16th and 18th AFL draft picks Tuesday. Bill Scott is No 16 defensive back from Utah and John Travis is No 18 offensive back from San Jose State.
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San Diego Charges
Bill Scott
Utah
John Travis
San Jose State
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