Nicklaus Leads Masters as Rain Soaks Augusta
Jack Nicklaus holds a one stroke lead at 214 after a third round 74 as rain soaked Augusta National. Arnold Palmer shot 73 to 220 and Gary Player finished 219, while Tony Lema and Julius Boros also contended with strong late rounds in the Masters.
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Associated Press
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South Africa
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Nicklaus
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SKY High
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Bo) Wininger
Furgol
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Big Moose) Boros
Palmier
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Ed Furgol
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Sam Snead
Bo Wininger
Chen Ching-po
Mike Souchak
Stan Leonard
Mason Rudolph
Harney Survives Masters Cut in Unlikely Flight Plan
Paul Harney of Worcester faced a long odds route to the Masters third round after posting 152 over 36 holes. Believing he failed to qualify, he booked a return flight home, only to learn in Augusta that 152 would suffice. A friend tracked the scoreboard and arranged an early-morning dash from Washington to Atlanta then Augusta, arriving before the third round started.
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Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Harney
Washington, D.C
Washington
Atlanta
Gators Defeat Auburn 12-3 in SEC Showdown
Florida pitcher Jim Biggart held Auburn scoreless until the seventh inning as the Gators piled up 12 runs. Auburn stranded runners with 15 walks and finished SEC play at 4 and 2 while Florida moved a full game ahead in the SEC eastern division.
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Fla
Florida
Auburn
Tigers
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Gators
Nichols
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Crysel
Leuter
Svetlay
Turberville
Siggart
Porter
Baxter Bags Quick Brace Boosts Britain Title Bid
Jimmy Baxter scored twice in two minutes at Wembley to lift Scotland to a 2 1 victory over England in a tense British championship match. Baxter struck early in the first half and added another as Scotland overcame injuries to take the win.
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London
Jimmy Baxter
Scotland
Land
Wembley Stadium
Spartan Coach Forddy Anderson to Speak at St Bernard Banquet
Michigan State head basketball coach Forddy Anderson will be the keynote at the St Bernard basketball awards banquet at the St Bernard Grotto Coffee Shop Monday night. Anderson, known for building MSU into a national power, began coaching at Great Lakes NTC, then Drake and Bradley before joining State in 1954. His career record stands at 318 wins and 169 losses.
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Forddy) Anderson
Michigan State University
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St. Bernard Grotto
Anderson
Forddy
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Drake
Bradley
State
Pete Newell
North Carolina
Death Mark For Year In Ring Now 4
A 19 year old amateur boxer Francesco Velasquez died after being knocked out in the second round at a benefit show in Carbondale Pennsylvania. He was an Army guard stationed at Tobyhanna Depot and died 30 minutes later at Carbondale General. This marks the fourth boxing death this year and follows previous fatalities in Los Angeles and Brisbane.
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Puerto Rico
Carbondale Catholic
Francesco Velasquez
Tobyhanna Depot
Earl Johnson
St. Michael’s School For Boys
Hoban Heights
Carbondale General
Velasquez
Omar Olive
Sugar Ramos
Los Angeles
Enso Burelli
Brisbane
Australia
Ring Magazine
Moseley caps six firsts as Alabama routs Memphis
Charlie Moseley won six events and scored 30 points to lead Alabama past Memphis in a track meet. He took first in the high jump pole vault 120 yard high hurdles intermediate hurdles hop-step jump and broad jump.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Charlie Moseley
Alabama
Memphis
Satur Moseley
Long Run To Series Or Cellar Starts Monday
Baseball news outlines the upcoming seasons with optimism for the Yankees in the American League and edge for Dodgers in the National League. It notes eight-day lead time before home pre-season games, predicts 350000 attendees, and lists new managers Johnny Pesky Birdie Tebbetts Eddie Lopat Bob Kennedy Bobby Bragan. It also names marquee players Moose Skowron Luis Aparicio Don Hoak Dick Groat and series matchups across leagues.
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Boston
Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland
Eddie Lopat
Kansas City
Bob Kennedy
Chicago Cubs
Brain Trust
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee
Moose Skowron
Dodgers
Luis Aparicio
Orioles
Don Hoak
Phillies
Dick Groat
Cardinals
Bonus Baby Bats Mets To Victory
An 18-year-old rookie first baseman Ed Kranepool hit three home runs for the New York Mets in a 7-2 win over Baltimore at Portsmouth. Duke Snider, 36, debuted for New York with a running catch and RBI. The day also featured Warren Spahn’s three perfect innings for Milwaukee in a 3-1 win over the Yankees. Other results included the Angels beating the Dodgers, St. Louis over Philadelphia, Chicago White Sox over Cincinnati, Washington over Pittsburgh, and Kansas City sweeping Houston in 10 innings. Several games were rained out, including Detroit vs Minnesota and San Francisco vs Cleveland.
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Boston
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Cleveland
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San Francisco
Houston
Milwaukee
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New York Mets
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Los Angeles Dodgers
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New York Yankees
Braves
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Fla
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Dodgers
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Chicago White Sox
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W. Va
Washington
Daytona Beach
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Salt Lake City
Oklahoma City
Sacramento
Charlotte
Associated Press
Crippled Boy to Throw Opening Pitch for KC Athletics
Kansas City will begin the 1963 baseball season Tuesday against the New York Yankees with a change from the usual ceremony. An eight year old crippled boy, Neil Enloe, will toss the first ball representing the Missouri Society For Crippled Children and Adults and The Crippled Children and Adults Easter Seal Society. He wears a leg brace due to a hip disorder and serves Jackson County Missouri and Wyandotte and Johnson counties in Kansas.
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Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Neil Enloe
Missouri Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Crippled Children and Adults
Easter Seal Society
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Missouri
Wyandotte
Johnson Counties
Kansas
Murphy Wins Capital Meet Relays in Rain
Murphy of Mobile led a soggy Montgomery Relays showing as his team the Panthers scored 49 points with three relay wins and three individual titles. Roy Johnston upset Banks in high jump, Ray Lannier and Jim McLeod won pole vault and broad jump, Sonny Logan topped shot put and discus for Tuscaloosa.
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Murphy
Mobile
Panthers
Sidney Lanier
Banks
Birmingham
Woodlawn
Tuscaloosa
Morris Williams
Roy Johnston
Roger Neiswender
Ray Lannier
Jim McLeod
Sonny Logan
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