Snead Leads Citrus Open By Two Strokes In Orlando
Sam Snead, age approaching 54, holds a two stroke edge after a 33 33 66 first round at the Citrus Open in Orlando. He faces a strong field including Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus at Rio Pinar Golf Course where 143 pros and one amateur compete for a $21,000 first prize in a 72 hole event.
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R. H. Sikes
Joe Campbell
Billy Maxwell
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Nicklaus
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Tommy Bolt
Chris Bl@cker
Jack Rule Jr
Imer
Helen Greene Enables Record Bowling Clip at Roc-Mar Lanes
In Buffalo New York Mrs Biton at Roc Mar Lanes is credited by Bowlers Journal with Irene Monteros of New Jersey achieving a 744 series in official matches. The report notes a standout performance this season in United States bowling.
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Don Fullmer Seeks Shot At Middleweight Title
Don Fullmer, 27, from West Jordan Utah, aims for a title shot in the middleweight division, eyeing champion Dick Tiger. He believes he can beat Tiger and could become another Fullmer brother world champion if given a chance, possibly after a planned bout with Jose Gonzalez at Madison Square Garden.
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Mike Pusateri
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Clay to Fight Chuvalo in Toronto Amid Induction Battle
Cassius Clay secured permission from Selective Service Local Board 47 to leave the United States for the March 29 heavyweight title fight with George Chuvalo at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. Reclassified from 1-Y to 1-A, Clay faces possible induction despite claiming his Black Muslim faith to seek deferment. An appeal, likely on religious grounds, may delay any draft, with reexamination possible if 1-A stands and Viet Nam manpower needs influence Army standards.
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Bruce Kaplan lifts NYU past Villanova in NIT upset
In the NIT semifinal at Madison Square Garden NYU defeats Villanova 69 63 as Bruce Kaplan scores 21 points and clamps down on Bill Melchionni in the final minutes. Brigham Young beats Army 66 60 to reach the championship, with Steve Kramer delivering late heroics.
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Dyer
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Kramer
Dick Nemelka
Jim Jimas
San Diego State Leads Tank Meet in NCAA Champs
Defending champion San Diego State held a seven point edge entering the second session of the NCAA college division swimming and diving championships in Normal Illinois. SDSU led with 77 points after Thursday's opening session which produced one meet record and another tie in four finals. San Jose state followed with 70, then Pacific 43, Long Beach 38, American 38, LaSalle 28, and Eastern Carolina 25.
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Congress Session 89 Records Bulk Pages and Cost
The first session of the 89th Congress in 1965 produced about 33,250 pages in the Congressional Record with printing costs near 3 million dollars. The figures highlight the volume and expense of early legislative proceedings.
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Dodgers Lose Koufax Drysdale As They Head For Movie Studio
Dodgers general manager Buzzie Bavasi loses two key players as Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale sign acting contracts with Paramount. They will miss the early season start April 12, appearing in Warning Shot with David Janssen for two weeks starting April 4. Their attorney notes no escape clauses, while a Japan tour offer could follow. Meanwhile, spring results show mixed starts as several teams win and lose, including St Louis beating Los Angeles 4-3 and San Francisco dominating California 13-1 with a 20-hit attack.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Paramount Pictures
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Koufax
Drysdale
David Janssen
Exhibition Baseball Matchups Across Spring Schedule
Saturday games feature Atlanta at Miami Baltimore, Cleveland at Chicago II in Long Beach, Cincinnati at New York in St Petersburg, Los Angeles at Houston in Houston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia in Clearwater, St Louis at Kansas City in Bradenton, San Francisco at California in Palm Springs, Detroit at Boston in Winter Haven, Chicago A at New York A in Fort Lauderdale, Minnesota at Washington in Pompano Beach.
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